Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1925, Page 38

38 _ . LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT U. . MARINE BAND ONRADIO TONIGHT Home-Coming Concert Wili Be First Here in Two Months. THE TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1925 470 5 4:00—Boston: Matropolitan New York: S 4°30-—Kansas City : 2 5 te 6 P.M. 3:00—Chicago: Tea time af” WGN: musical program | Chicago: Valenting Orchestra: soloistx .. Loutsville: “Currie's Orchestra: children's” sicries FeauIngr; markets: news Household artinfs: musical ‘prokiam 10 Chicag I 6:00—New York — New e Hotel Waldorl Astoria Orchestra 2 oston - The Smilers: Morey D Chewtra The home-coming concert by the Sehencctady’ Producs and. siock avotations Tnited States Marina Band, under the o Hotel Van Curler Grchentya 2 Jeadership of Capt. Willlam H. Santel W embrk’ Qleott Vail and ‘hie Hotel ‘McAlpin “Sirin mann, will be the feitured event on Unicle Geebee: Judith Rother. snieiisine;< the radio programs tonight of sta fieyeland. Carll Rupp's” Hotel Hollenien “Orchest et e e % The bend ie iludelphia: Weather: Joe Ray and hix California Sight nn-‘(}\lll m{\‘.:‘l{.ln/'x ,I he ban :|'_. pouawke: market 1cpoits S Wi B te ashington vesterday cuoit: Dinner conet it W atter 2n extended tour of the Eastern ' & earic Talkc sporis” edtime Signied WOR o o . 6 50— Muneapolis: Chikdren's hour Woeo I Middle Western citles, and its Cleveland: Community itund py WEAR concert tonight will be its first per Fulford. Fla.: Sport talk dinie i by formance in Washington for mor i PIUE Stecle's Orenesira L han two months. The cone is | R reitars gyt o oo Sl R heduled to hegin at 7:10 o'clock and Chicago: Skeezix time {or children’ <tories: markers vill be continued for an hour | g ey o Sae ey ford Hotel [Orchestra Also of ticular interest tonight | & HAntc Gitys Oy ey Blliy VAR will be the secund conference in the s : 1adio_school of “international Rels o . MO8 0 tions,”” inaugurated at WRC by the = \‘,j\"'“‘.n‘”‘"»‘ Iy’m;\‘. -\lm ::_“T.rm i e ; .. WPG =chool of Foreign Service of George Snanles 4 oA T town! linlversity Inst weel. The sub- | Phvladelphia:* Hellev e Siraiford Hoiel Grohestra WHT ect for tonight's conference is “The | terble snd Blakatariuer coucert by Drake Hoiel En American Concept of the State.” | Hartfora, Conn.: ‘Russel! Besser: tenge nofoin which will be conducted by Dr. Fd- | Minpeupulls: Stories: = dinner e e mund A. Walsh. S. J sMcially | Philadeiphia. “Uucle” Win's® beitime " aiory:” ‘roli " cali” g -0 ed the Serfes a we > ] oMY st wip Walsh will sy lock New York: Jack Wilbur's personalities Wi nd will be followed at 0 by Fred- | New York. Vocal solcs: Columbia University Ak ic William Wile In his semi-monthiy Datis Saxophone Octor WEAF i 2 Chicaro: Organ recital K WNAY discussion of “The Political Situation | Kansss City: Magher reootel La Salle Orchestra WMAQ in Wasl on Tonight program . P e e e 1 Washington Tonigh i Drogram S The nd musical feature will be ami_Beich, ¥l ! Cancert 'progran WMBF the New York Ealisn hotk, froias30 ork: Murket high spots: the Canadizhs’ police v 9:30. which will be broadeast from 0 recitall Grayhng s Stang o solos studio of station WJZ in New MO ATk markets Kiddies dances: Reose The Grand Tour,” which will | o o Newe. fusacial and gnat Ay heard at 10 o'clock, will take lis dran‘s Stories by Unele L teners on a half-hour visit to Ger Detroit: Jean Ak ttes soloists WIR Jming its midnight concerts for Daven Soortl nee Bulletac Horiek eae lisieners. WRe will broadeast to- | -5 (ERAMC, Jacauos dJacobe’ Hotel Shelton' Enstmbic \WoR vizht a Bill of lizht entertainment Chicago " Organ tecital: < ilahs " time: “san e m 16 1iaim (CHe ertectain onomposer by AR ) e o i A il he Harel Mayflowar Or RS pie® yhulletine .. - SERee WOR from ) 10 11:30: Otto F. olotts Soital: | vocal and " insirumentai zanizt at ndall’s Tivoli sUantie City: " Book review by Mri o wear o 5 Bt James Lord v irom 1130 to midnight, and | Philaeiss: Hotel Ambassador v Wit v Davis Le Paradis Band,| Sides of the: Footheror: "I boss and ‘ziris:" “‘Hoth ! L 2 Rt e Footlights “hy' Alin Saurer Wi oL ol hene (agv: Address L S ht's sram will bhe opened | Boston: Taik: Somerviile Theaier program LW cloek, as usual, with an early 8 TO 9 P inner concert by Daniel Chwalow's | """”‘;J:::(u«;} Georgia Minstrel Boss, WRC. Wiz Hotel Hamilton Orchestra, followed prantic City. Seaside Hotel Trio O lelphia. Talk: three hrothers: N h market summary, and Oratory Players ol alk on “'Show Shopping.’ . Hall, dramatic editor of he Washington Daily News. LocalRadio Entertainment | Tuesday, November 24, 1925. N AA—Naval Radio Stati (134.5 Meters). 5 p.m.—Weather Bureau repos. p.m.—Weather Bureau reper WCAP—Chesapeake & Potomac Tel phone Co. (168.5 Meters). Silent Radio, Va. 1000 gram T am rly 645 to T4 Exercises New York City. wrow. Health Towe WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). 6 p.m.—Daniel Chwalow's Hotel Hamilton Orchestra, broadeast from the Hotel Hamilton £:45 p.m.—Market summary. pre pared by ture. 7 p.m.—“Show Shopping,” by Leon- 1rd Hall, dramatic critic. 710 pm.—United States Marine Band, Capt. William H. Santelmann band leader: Taylor Branson, second leader: broadcast with station WJZ Overture, “Leonora, No. 3. Opus the Department of Agricul- from Metropolitan Tuwer, | Dasenpori: Educational ‘farm I Chicago: Congress Hotel concers | New York: Voo solgy. . coneert: talie ! Wiami Beach, “Fla.Nowi: " poiice ulictine Ne: ork: Talk: Ross Gorman and his Orchestra: Gold Dust. Twine WE VEL Wi PR WIJ. WOC. KSD. WJIAR. WCCO and WTAG feor WEAF New York: Pace Institute broge ew York: Pace Institute brogram: vocs] aoioer vl p New York: Y M. H. A0l Timers: " sotoists: aaigs. . WMCA oy Army “Male Quartet el W Philadelphia: EINOte Lester. digmaiic ‘crifie’ VP “The "Scng of Thanksgiting.” by ' ddonfield " ¢ Hargfora, ¢ Thanke<givine prozram: Travelers” Dot T o QR T Symbhome Fscmide Wi | s nd -y ntai solbists g Al ! Plaza ot arisie . W ! T 102 saloiste: 1Al WEw | hicage? | unc Oriote " Oreliewtras "vecal | Chivago® Ralph Witliaiis ‘wid Wik orchesi i i caen” Tl wicw: Vovai ‘and ‘in Bi0—Nen VRS Wi S0 Rars Wk, Ak TP LI B0t S WRNY T e Rossan's Orchédtis dri. GiliRam 1o PAT Den “inberiok pianiat et I e Wias 8:45—Chicaro: Musical hrograme Alaic *Onhesive W 8 TO 10 e 9:00—Des Moines: The Bapkers: Life i New York: Sadrian’ Trio: masarme 1ai whiY Incineatls Crowiay Orenestra” S Griartais Haite Y Tony" iy Yoral_and “instrumental solomsts:’ Prris i - POl and hin entertainers sonse. At i T whs Adelohia: The' Celosnin Trio Wi % $ork: ‘Conmonant Little Svninhony:’ pianisi: rendiigs WAL 1 T York: Hariman nonto DN W Eveready "Honr" - WEET Wi We A w New Fork ot A 0. WAAT- WG RS fram: O W EAR Joint ‘recital hv’ Joseph Wohiman mismimt” and ey rman Tashot, violiniar, o ooy . AR Pidnist” and o | LA Musieal Drozram from Congreis Hais Y Chicago: American’Dionsers: vocal and mstimmonial’ 3t i Hawaiian muse’ G S A | Chicago:" Moulin Orcheatra’: soloiste Chicago’ Book tal et Valdasilie ang misie Serenadere: whloiate ™ Biaa— “ones ogram a3 ..o, 03 CBeethoven | artford. Orean renitai felody in A Major. | Chicago: Vocal ‘and nstrumentil " prosram Charles G. Dawes | 1970 11 P.M G Kryl | 10:00—Cleveland: Stewart Warner radio ars<ts WEAR John P. White, cornetist | onl Lecture: solos: talk WMAQ : S : | icago: Tin Trio: Four Red Peouers: Moulin ‘Orcliest Grand scenes from “'Siegfried. awaiian music 1 1al woloist. - - Wagner | " {hicage’ Commont 2 Tone poem, “Indians of Amerlca,” Vork: SRt e Ong LR Scharbau 4‘|n nestra. WEET 1 WOCo, wWoc, cstasy of Spring” lark New Fouk | Suiith Anierican Froin WELY Robert Clark, trombonist menta o e o e ina WM A Waltz, ~The Beautitul Blue Dan New York: "Voral Strmenial Soloidte: Arrawhead Tair b ol . Wi _ube -.Johann Strauss Movie” falk: Pagodla Orcliesira Wie Second Polunaise Liszt Beperant WRNY it T Bl R e Attt s Vo Geciial-” Sl G e 1A T ki 8:15 p.m.—"The American Concept Cincinnat i O estra 5 Wi Bels mn e e e Cirn b it from Raistan & of the State, Dr. Edmund A reheatr o Walsh. regent of the School of For h Da WMBF eign Service, Georgetown University., vy ani et : My Lyl G Sl LI e P o N Rivigon broadcast with station WJZ from New Fulford, Fia utra WG R pLone Lnieaa: e hen i Ha . : - v Atamo Wi 436 p.m.—The Political Situation Eort ot N2 "ot WhAT 51 Bt (evanment b Tine S aeE 2 el Hawaiian Wa Willlam Wile e | ek T 10 pm.—The Grand Tour—Cer e nany.” hroadcast with stations WJZ | y1.00—chicago: I'. S. L. dance program WHT and WGY from New York New York |'{- lfl‘d Down \\'5]\\ 30 b Shencer ‘Mupmar Aflantic Cits - Vocal recial: dante program W 1 g W. Spencer Tupman New York: Carvan and Rodeo Club Orchestras WHN and his Hotel Mayflower Orchestra, New York: Broie Goldens Hotel McAlpin Orehiestra WMCA broadeast with _stations WJZ and v York Davir Orchestra Ses WEAE WGY from the Mayfower Gardens. Py bome vz oval sad st L 11:30 p.m.—Organ recital by Otio mental artists oea’s o anies: .. anie . W}{ iV F. Beck, broadcast from Crancall's Cincinnati: ‘Dutch Masiers: *ongs ! Fivorrk oroadcast from Crancall's|,, ., S Ciruid Tassier orean rocital. .. JWHAR i Theater 2 | His—Atlante Gt ol On TWON 1 (midnight—Meyer Davis’ l«e‘ 11:45—Atlanta: Metropolitan TI o WSB I’aradis Band, broadcast from the Cafe | b T TO 1 AM. Le Paradis. | 12.00—New York: Club Kentuckv Revue and Orchestra .. .WHN Cincinnaty Doc” Howard's Entertainers: male quartet zndWKRr “arl "rog ¥ orchestra. s s an cesevans Bty tosran Monhurow. | Chidago: ‘Oniole Orchestra: knigs. I 111 WEBH 10 to 11 a.m.—Women’s hour, broad- | Des Moines: Bankers' Life Little Symphonic Orchestra WHO cast with siation W Memphis: Musical program eeoe = svsie WMC 12 nocn—Organ recital. broadcast o from Homer L. Kitt Studio. | 1:00—Chicago: Weather: Pat Barnes “Your Hour League 1 pm.- STATION WBA.L BANS JAZZ Only Classical Music to Be Broad- Concert by Lee House Trio. cast From Baltimore. Frederick Huber, director of Baliimore's new hizh-pewered station WBAL. has turned & ceaf ear to the pleas of fans with 4 penchant for jaz music WRAL daes not want to be one of the siations on the air.” says Mr Huher. It M o be the Station ood music. for in this way it gains more distinction than =ny other wadrastar. \When the fans nt popular airs let them une somewhere else and they will T siee 1o get it lut when they want classical music they ean he sure of finding it on only ene wave length 375 meters RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Home-coming concert by the United_States Marine Band, WRC, 7:10 to 8:15 o'clock. Musical program from Som- erville Theater, WNAC, 7:45 to 8:15 o'clock. Georgia Minstrel Boys, WGY and WJZ, 8 o'clock. “The Squg of Thanksgiving,” by Haddonfield Community Choir, WIP, 8:15 to 9 o'clock.” “The Gol Dust . Twin WEAE, W§ . WFI, WCAE, WGR, WWJ. WOC, WJAR, WCCO and KSD, £:30 to 9 o'clock. “The Grand Tour—Germany WRC, W17 and WGY, 10 to 10:30 o'clock. EARMY-NAVY GAME ON AIR WJZ and WGY to Broadcast Con- test Saturday. « WJZ of New York and W of Schenectady will be repre sented at the Polo Grounds when the w'clock meets the Navy at Ay afternvon as the Po seating capacity to accommod: ex-officers of and. therefore prived in the past of Army 1l of the officers and the Army and Navy, the public has been de the privilege of <eeinz the (wo service teams battle. Radio has brought some relief, for at 9 P.\IL while no more can see the than hefore. practically all hear the dexcription as the ‘event progresses. Picturz a happy country and if the weather is inclement, ean el et practically all of the thrills with folk—thankful for the har- none of the discomforts vests—serene in their harm- The cadets and the midshipmen will | be accompanied by their bands from | the respective academies and, as us- {ual. the parade will take place prior |to the game. The descriptions of the | parade and local color will be done |by Maj. Andrew White, while “Bill” Langford will handle the actual game. | “The Miracle” to Be Broadcast. Morris Gest's super-spectacle, “The Miracle,” will be broadcast from the Boston Opera House Saturday night by WNAC. The play has few spoken { words, but a background of impres- | sive music. custom. ners of the land affianced Gabriel. E, 1 Cornell-Penn Game on Air. | A play-by-play description of the | from Franklin Field, "hiladelphia, by WCAP and four other stations. | Phillips Carlin wHl be at the micro- | | phone. WEAF New WIAR Providencs WEAE WSAL wW) { woc i . of “blowing” | There is less chance lowing %o 2% tubes If “code wire” or colored leads are used to make the battery con-| nectiona, EVENIN Programs of Distant Stations scheduled for Eastern Standard Time (Eastern Standard Time) less habits of living— the young couples betrothed according to old Norman Picture this community ruthlessly invaded—farms burned—families. separated and carried to the four cor- = exiled forever from Acadia. And Evangeline search- ing ever hopefully for her * \ gar White Burrill will read it, assisted by the Ever- eady Group in orchestral and vocal music to reflect foot ball game between Cornell and | \ 1 the Univers of Pennsylviuniz the poem's changing moods. | Thanksgiving day will be broadcast | Enjoy this Eveready pro- gram through stations: & Miingear. wece | 3iRL Davenpert 1 o STAR, WASHINGTON, FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibitd economy, it is important that you known at what voltage the filaments 190 Measuring Instruments in Radio { Work—Part I1. | While the dry cell tubes are very aré being operated and to have some | popular and many sets are equipped | visible indeating means t will en 2 4| With them so that they can be op- | able you to adjust the vol pplicd 4! erated on dry cells, there are many | to the fllaments of the tubes. A998 140 | other types of receivers that use the L use with UV 199, ¢ 289 or other 3435 o0 | Hvolt tubes which arve operated with | tubes which are designed to be oper | & G-volt storage battery. ated at § volts, a voltmeter having a | | . The hvdrometer method of testing scale reading up to 5 volts is the best the condition selt still These meters are made most popular | In small sizes (the one shown in Fig |1 being only 21, meters in diame ter) and can be mounted on the panei and connected as shown in Fig. 2 to give a voltage reading across the fila ment terminal of the tube. of the “A™ remains the hattery it.|one to use. In multitude sets the filaments of the tubes can be connected in parallel and controlled hy single rheostat with the voltmeter connected across the terminals in the manner shown in Fig. 2, the other filaments merely heing connected in parallel with the first filament, or across terminals A and B. This arrangement is very s tisfactory where only one rheostat is used m 1 the tubes, but where two or more rheostats are used { and it is desired to test each control unit separately some switching ar rangment must be provided M The threereading vollmeters sh in Fig. 3 has been desig need. In this type three-point =witch been incorporated as Pointer of Switch, of the in pitrt strument and the connections hetween the “A" battery ecireuit and the tuhe filaments are made shown in Fig The positive terminal e voll eter {8 connected with_the positive 7 N THE ORIGINAL TUBE-AND THE BEST ] The World’s Best! De Forest created vacuum tubes— Izads in tube improvements. To est radio resiles, and hat you wanr, buy 53 De Forest Tubes. Price - DE FOREST of the battery. 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