Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1925, Page 40

40 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1925 “ R[]XY" HEA[]S B".I. S BELIEVES “SILENT NIGHT” : RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT FT RS- PROGRAM IS IN DiSFAVOR| | FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY | | ampere and wesil catl it 51" At WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1925 — BT and we will call it “L" Now If you | | i Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time KFI Station, at Los Angeles, Finds Noted Authority on Radio. ]i’.’f;‘,‘f B g, tipgrep Pl ) Radio Public Disapproves of All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibit:d. Iy““ bty st 2 | 4 TO 5 PM. Station. Meters. Miles. sents the change in current for a def. :00—New York: Saxopnone Sextst: Joseph Knecht's Waldorf- | Proposed Quiet Period. inite change in resistance when the | — Astoria Orchestra ... e R 2 Sk Graphical Representations of Circuit | plotted along the horizontal iine “AB.” | voltage remains constant, and each New York: Talks: musical program ... RS Special Dispatch to The Star C i » D Music F W Ny Yok Faua: muslcel nroRIAM a0 Winitesd B Bacr) R e ‘onditions.—Part 1. The resulting current, with each|point on the curve will represent the | ance usic rFrom are- nist: Rav Nichols Grehestra: talle. o0 e AT s e vem of a| ANy study of changes of conditions | thange of resistance, is to be plotted | condition of current and_resistance | ; ; New York white Rose “Melods Boya: Mansield Trio! Uncle " 1 e =t of & in an electrical circult requires an un. |a1ong the line “AC™ or lines parallel | when referred to the numerical val | housemen’s Frolic Also | Boston . Shepard Colomial Dunce’ Orehéstra e : : = . |derstanding of graphs or curves which | to it. | ues on the current line “AC" and the B Doantvoad 0 sotox broadcasting centers, KFI has come | e 30—Philadelphia: Talksr argist. recifal 3 o e o ustan that It fo not de | represent the electrical conditions that| If the resistance values we are to | resistance line “AB" respectively | A Other Offeri e T e By I O e B ot = | exiat in the circuit under cortain cir-| u8e aze to vary from 6 to 30 chms In| Tomorrow we will show how a pul mong er erings. recital woo Sty thoigsnctal Tecio pubic, Dutl ciimatances steps of 5 ohms, we can divide the | sating direct current graph is*merely | Sizoloi = by a few whose sporting instinct pre- | A"z raph shows the relationship ex.|line “AB" into units of 5 as shown. |« representation of changes of cur. | 5:00—New York: Joseph Knecht's Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Orches. To 1 .. listing between two or more values,| BY using the formula we can find |rent or voltages when considered | \UQRLD: V' the United States Army Chican-"Ten Time me W . BaE oL et T N Al ou| analcanibe mads to showihow & varia:| that ith| Siohmajithe clczent fiow | scalistime itcrle e Louleville: Currie's Goncert Orchastra: Peodines: news: mar 2 504 has found that the fuel for the sllent | jion of one of the elements produces a | Will be 1 ampere. At 30 ohms the i ronbia E keta: weather .. . v ne urnished by dealers, | .hansa in another constant of the cir- [ current flow will be reduced 1o 16 of tivler's “Bon Bon Buddies.” the Gueinnati: Muwical Wepgeam:” solo® “Galks s g who wich fo display powerful sets .y an ampere, o that the values of cur- | venal Wednesday night radio menu i TV M. CoAL Band ¢ Uhder Lherbeat ofyconditione Since Rectangular Co-Ordinates rent will vary from 1 ampere down i . 3 : e Chie Valentmo Inn Orche vocal and instrumental the average receiving set owner has . > 10 1-6 of an ampere, as the resistance wi e serve aain tonigh vrogram talk WHBBM i neither the time inclination nor aphs or curves are usually plotted | o increased from ohms 1o 30 ohms, a graph of the varlation e o e Chienge Comminolitai Schiol of Miisic prozram’ R Crosk L money necessary to outfit himself as a |[in the system known as rectangular o- | o majke ar R ome RE e e S e e NI super DX hunter, it naturally follows | ordinates. Thechange which takesplace | thaytakes place with the change of nne nionel Al seion e e : that the benefits of a silent night |in one of the constants is measured | yagistance mentioned mark off a su z 6:00- ago: Police -bulleting o would acerue to a minority only { off in suitable units of length Which | 4ple unit to represent 1 ampere on rtin’s Society Orchestra, which will Boston: Kiddies: RInb: Qinner ‘cineert s Gret In those communities where the | represent certain constants of VOItage, | the “AC™ line. Draw a line parallel et aivner oncei VNAC 3 silent night has been put to the test current, resistances, time, etc., along a | 4 “AC™ from the 5-0hm point on the broadeast direct from the ballroom New York Dat® i Willlird Hotel where the Amerl by taine- wHY the quality of distant stations ix | resistance line and mark off 1 ampere New Y Hotel Waldor( Astoria’ Orehestra CEAF abolished for the DX er by tube e S . v York: Hotel Waldort-Astoria’ Orchéstra. . irar al x!.;.‘ it .bm DX hunter by tul |at “D.” Then draw up another line having 3 Citveland® Gy Lomhardos Rogal Canadians WRNY 5 squealers, while the owner of 1he | from the 100hm point on the resist aving a frolic Pilacelnhia Sweather? dinner coneert 1 Benjaniin Franklin small set finds himself without en ance line and calculate the current | A special musical program has been Scheneeinds: Dradice nd stoeh. mariet anolations: nowe: T tertdioment . Sincejithe, urdens o guiien ifHol resistance s ncreddedito arranged by “Roxy.” who will present ehildren's program: dinner coneert. . . sra.nan e WGY 37 313 | protecting the investment of the re- 10 ohms. In this case the value is to .the radlo audience tonight the New York Gechee: Julle Wints and’ Georse Zimmer's ceiving set owners seems to have 33 an ampere, so mark this off on the Jatest addition to his evergrowing Mt o WGBS 3156 20 T lutest addition t er-growing e 41 fallen on the broadcasters, KFI has line drawn from the 10-0hm point and zang”—Olive Cornell, an old-time roie Golden's Hotel McAlpin Orchestra MCA 204 | registered itself as being solidly “E © a : > a s Die Golden's Hotel M e MC 8 gistered its a solidly call it “E." At the 15-0hm poi aw radio favorite. S| ws formerly Market high spots: Diano. telectio 3 potnt draw io fuvorite. She was formerly the arket high spots: piano. selections: Spanish &y 4 | against a silent night. another line and calculate the current actang o s Sommerly s e 2 : g 3 h i prano of the WEAF Grand Opera ! g:15—pitshusent binner conceri KDKA at 15 ohms. In this case it will be | Amsco, Victory Neutrodynes; Federal and Company and endeared he; o ewarn: Sar R o s Tacobs' Hote ey A Tstancs 5 .h.! i) ‘rv\‘ \”:_e;‘! rln’:hl 91[ (1 ur‘bix: Newark: Santa Claus: talk: sports: Jacaues Jacobe' Hotel o o ASSUMES FIVE ROLES. | Resls tane 1-3 of an ampere, and we will call it | Ambassador Portables; Crosley, A. C., Day- in “Lucks da Lammermoor. Gilda in | g0 AUtRA: Viek Mevers’ Grches £ 4 wsh + | horizontal axis, while the correspond-| “F." At 20 ohms the current will be ton, Uncle Sam, Roberts, Melco Supreme and Rigoletto” and Violetta in “La Travi-| © Hartoi. Conn.: Diner concert 'y Hoiel Bomd Trio and ) — |ing change in the other constant is | = = = ; other sets; Western Electric Pawer Speaker, complete; Loud Speakers, Crystal Sets, - . wrie 7 01| John Connery Will Portray Charac- | represented along a line which is pe 5 Lew Relsman's Hotel Lenix Fnsemble i ¢ v y pendicular to the first line || Arrange Now for Your Christmas Amp. Storage Battery, Radio Tables and The principal address on WCAP's | { 12 “Bollevue-Stratford Hotel Orchestra Y ) i 5 5 5 am will be made by Dr. Andrew Azo! Sleenx 1 for children: stories 3 ters From ‘‘Hamlet” Tonight. Let us take as an example Ohm's ATWATER KENT large quantity miscellaneous parts and ftodie ion th Golaea Minneanolis Childeen's hour: stories: music law. which states that E (electrom accessosica. DR I Eat: Chimes: caneett 2 John Connery, widely known actor i S i isiens S theindd A recit Miss Alice P Tadetphia e Paradian: : KnTGE iTavea) vikh: Tohn U RAre Hiore, | LU C [orca n volls) Isiedualito the prcd RADIO SETS ON VIEW WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON uet of 1 (current in amperes) by R Shriver Reckor rano, of Balti 5 tobert Mantell, Maude Adams and | (0000 PR Plus e Service SR : Lee e s R T R e e | e e s e WESCHLER'’S, 920 Penna. Ave. ¥ other attraction is a talk by Mrs Kancis City: Markets: addreed stories’ music WDAF e city. Connery will im. | find out what changes in current flow Nina | v ings Talked About (hieazo: News. ‘fmancial and final market reports {v.;« o Personata \1;‘ Brismore s Hamler, | in amperes are produced by a varfa = z Ee Il Dinns ‘;.’;‘;”'“ ‘“"”«;;”‘ .;nh!rm: LN 3 Pole as the priest and Whitford Kane ! “ P o h LocalRadio Entertainment ai% smoun Ketis Sees iy WhiB el Mot e (ha fivstiana | beios | Chicazo tal! CGiner concert by Drake Hoiel Fin S Goana The | Cemile 3 Wktone String Guintet WGN Wed | pisdelnhia Bl Siraord tatel Oréncatra s - ] ednesday, Dec. 2, 1925. VS B Tamian Hotd Eommotiore Orchelira’ Wiz ; WOR to Broadcast Headlights adjusted and — anta: Talk by B Cullou 303 R i . 5 | A" Yok Spanish lessons: police alarmis: Memphis Synco- = The first act of the Newark Chil registered NAA—N 1 Radi i i pators 4 S WNYC g > T 2 Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. | Philadelphia: Uncie Wip'a badtime story and rali call wir n’s Theater latest production. ““The Flatlite Distributors (134.5 Meters). New York: Movie sidelights: Julie Wintz and George Zim- (o Z King of Camarand.” will be broadeast v 16:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports, Now York: TENSCoRoe terviees: United States Army Band. oo ; . 3 3 # == s WCAP, WJAR. WOO and g s WE L 2 R tionist” N Word WRC—Radio Corporation of America Newori:lted WEawiafanaila/ orchestio. (ocst Bl Snat: prmy Ecenannts WOt Starting—Lighting—Ignition (468.5 Meters). 10— Pittibureh: “Feas Vulicting: market reports’ KDKA Mailbox o0 g KFI has received much comment 1815 14th St. Potomac 473 3 p.m.—Mever Davis' New Willard in charee of Postman Dap. toim Olzga’ Bon : over its introduction of the word “re. Hotel Trio, broadcast from the New Rohn. opera wongs: Ford and Glenn Time e an ampere and we will call it At 25 ohms it will be 15 of an ampere and we will call it “H." At 204 | Lo one additionsl attraction, how Frost and Thursday, December 3 Commencing 1 P.M. Federal Combination Console with Vic- trola, Freshman and Crosley Consoles, Garod, | [ voltage is t kept ¢ nt e _changes in_resista are t 7:15 azo an recit allaby time: Baroness - n 7:15—Chicago: Or al:_lull S oresttsRabplua Dol hel Nolglgse Willard Hotel 7:30—Yewark: Zit's Contral Park Casino Orchestra > WGY i 13 the radio audience. Virtually 11 of § p.m.—"Things Talked About.” by Schenectads' ook ofeon Uiulile Bob. - - tWMEA 203 | the station’s correspondents. how Mrs. Nina Reed Dea’ Momea: Reese-Hughes Orchestra i W 993 ever. claim that it is impossible to Early Program T Philadelphia: Dream daddy. with boys'and gir Weeo . put the word into general nsaze (= NOrrow. Minneanolis WO 10 a.m.—Women's™Hour, broadeas Dayenport by Sandm by Hotel Syl 2 c 3 me vur, broadcs Dhiladelphia: Police reports. dinner peert by woo 3 s t > with Station WJZ from New P rehestr W ; Give a small paint brush a “hovish A M 1135 am.—Arlington time signals,| 7.45—Detrolt: Oakand progran SIS BlAN 3 nob to make it st and keep it about ssistant [Mlanager 12 (noon)—Organ recital from Homer Boston: (Fedaration/oliGhurehss i R o us dmxheoetatsiand L. Kitt studios | 1 p.m.—Hotel Mayflower Orchestra.| 8:00—Boston: Concert program weco oo By Minneanolis: Church services WLIT 123 WCAP—Chesapeake and Potomac Tel- Enilugelphin MusGal, PROSEND. .- Noritminster services. | 1WA RADIO REPAIRS LIVE DOWNTOWN phone Co. (468.5 Meters). | Newark: Talk: piano and mandoun srontal solos JWHN 361 Expert repairing on, all make st day 650 to 7 p.m.—Daily market re. New York: “Husler's Bon Ban Buddies: Pooley Concert. oo . and aveming service ports under the auspices of the De-| i W00, WCA . WEEL WIAR and WOAP trom . = We recharee x battery and loan rt of e ! New York: Ampico artiste: talk: violinis VR one. all for part vd__.\]r;"ulu‘lx:ul e X "Forc: Mempniy Sxneopators: voral and insriment ol . S i ioNE 7 to 7 .m.—"Golc le s “oloiats exir WBZ uy. Franklin A now emg nlzoing Jact.” by Dr: Andrevi M Bl gpringfield: Vocal, toln 5 imes Thicater Orchenica wEZ Day. Franklin 2530: Evening. Adams 810 Man now emploved in going 7:10 to 7:30 p.m.—Recital by Miss | S Lo R Hmcert Trom Congress Hotel: talks w2 radio concern ;”\.vrrr‘mlu( om- Alice Shriver Reckord, soprano, of Cleveland: Organ recital: artists 3 Q munications will be held con- Baltimore, Md., accompanied by Mrs. | Miam Beach. Fla : Yous, sqlicsibuiletin 3 WM. P. BOYER CO. Sdenin J. H. Maldeis, ‘also of Baltimore. { Elincelp! Tions Band i e PR cal solos: Auturn Park e YER | 30 to 8 p.m.—Concert by the g i “Hote] Gibeon Concert Orchestra: farm ¥ g RADIO—SERVICE Address B ” United States Army Band, Capt. Ray- . T e Qrehestra: soloiste 5 T oo United State ¢ Chicago: Qnle O a: and hie orétestra: vocal and in- " o, 201 JELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION Star Office d G. Sherman, commanding; Capt. fumental artiets TR e e William J. Stannard, leader, from Do TUmENal AU va: ‘dinner concert’ by’ Brown Palace 0 812 13th St. M. 842 Washington Barracks, broadcast joint- o xoq, SUFINE OFeNBtIa - ety waries: Lewisohn Freé Cham- lv with WEAF, New York City, and | 825N P Coneert 0 0 7 other stations. 30—Los"Rariil® EONGIRer” prokram 111l L S 1o B8 3w Hayiers i Bonl 2 fan e Rann' o Buddies,” from studio of WEAF. i ouie e+ Panther Hawailan Trio. ... . Porkaort! O rtet . vocal and instrumental 5:30 to 9 p.m.—Continuation of con- | PO onen: Madrid Mixed Qu v cert by United States Army Ba srtigter, Whistlen o n: no Orchestra ¥ ’ 31610 b ihuna Troubadours,” | S4S—CUERE E R 200 emember—Satet from studio of WEAF o T0 10 .M 10 to 11 p.m—Musical program by | 0 o s “Roxy and His Gang,’ from studio —San Francisco a orehieateR. .o o 3 3 Ky, an 1A Franiee Tamke: ‘motoriogue: radiotorialy 3 = of WEAF. L0 F0ERT" condert, program [ S safe as in your own home 11 to 12 p.m.—Dance program from | Priladeiphia: Hill's Tnstrimental Trio: Jones Joily Four : - ; the Willard Hotel ballroom, plaved by | Chicago: Musical program .. ... i OoNYC A8 3 means less these days since sta- Alberto Martin's Society ~ Orchest Faik: “tolnista: miniatrels incidental to the thirtv-fifth annual B T bana. Troubadours.. WEEL WCAP. WOC ,’ 5 tistics show thal‘more acc.idcnts orcy / E j meeting of American Warehouse As- | WOLO, QR A AT rrvmaders ' = in the home than in the hustle of a city's 4 Ow 0 g‘(’ 0 8 TO 9 P.M. variable condensers WNAC 3 1 | New York sociation New Yori: Ridelers ¥ormatly S e Orche J : : Rasiy Program Mowctrow New Foric Fan - “Audubon Theater program ] business section. . e ERtadelpia:“Musieal meorramo oo ),’ ) 6:45 to 7:45 a.m.—Tow alth ex- Philadelbhia: American Male Quart e i 1 . e £ A oot Tomer Neww et "ty ‘Burroushe Hour = SDAY But many of the accidents are pre- olfld/ {]/}/(’s‘ = Here S 1] OWwW: York City. Fhicago: Lecture: talks WDAF ventable - and the safest home of all is > Sl C oo = U Hanans Cifc: Bnsiness Men's Bille class < 3 2 Moulin . Orcheatra: vocal . Cheago ! FBIN " Sirine ez “Moulin_orchetra wamy one covered with a roof of 7y Jefterson’ City: A musical nrogram ... ool = = 5 ¢ MU S | L Encipnau: ook resiews Marion McKay and his orchestr WKRC 4o onore Metal THE migration to Florida. and partic golden sunshine. in the warm breezes of the Portiand: Dinner concert g Kt an alioy to Coral Gables, is assuming extraordinary South, and in a softly colored city. rising like a 9:30—T,on Angeles Children's program: ston il o T G A i sof i o ke : of Musi Chicago: Vocal and instrumental program proportions. Transportation facilities are taxed mirage of Old Spain under the great blue arch The Washington Colleze e Reld: Vocal and instrumental recital < i A 4 e s zave its forty-third concert at Cen- gt 5 e It's safer because the lightning danger is to the utmost. Unless very carefully arranged, of a tropic sky tral High School Monday night |~ 1 10:00—Springfielg: Weather. and misgine_ person reports a1 banished; because danger of fire from fiying travel southward is apt to become uncomtort- A symphony orchestra of more than et Koe e Symptony | Orehestra: biue : : 5 i . 60 plavers, conducted by Dr. C. E e e . CgERe sparks is removed. It's safer because it is able and crowded. S : S QhciSt ol openietl [the rrogmaminith | e Fox | Theater proram: dance program by weather tight and there is no danger of the In consequence, !]\rlLura]\ (,umfi\, Ln}:{m{ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT i Stradella overture, and later in | Hiladalohis L Rox omoater . : g : S % @ G 5 2 S s s el Tastpnin: Arcadia Dance Orchraira. . WLIT 3 diseases which lurk in damp, cold dwellings. tion has arranged a pan 120 Wil enalifchits Get in touch with this office for a trip to from the “Jupiter Symphony,” by Mo- ! New York: ,‘("'"i’"dTS‘;,'wI”E')‘,Lh’:.';','}’ : a8 " guests to travel with the maximum of comfort Coral Gables. ese trips are run at zart, in a pleasing manner. o, York: Roeland Dy Roxy” and His Gank” Lyonore Metal is not only safe -it is eco- and to see the best of Florida at close range. e LT (i siliandeiof o art, soprano, in "Il Bacio.” by Ar-| Sex Yorke salor” Toemiee’ puilh, 04, keauier rports. - for your family and your property for a life to secure reservations and tickets to Jackson- thew. il o telophone furall the noces- diti, accompanied by the orchestra R IYPIkY’ Alexander ‘Brachacki. pianmist: Monte Cario o . time. Investigate the special features of this ville. They will also give you another ticket i tin e endin otk bestivuay Mg Swartan IS el nlendid Baice on NEITIATS Detactive atories ? KFT 23 remarkable alloy that outlasts ordinary sheet that entitles vou to a seat on one of the to visit Miami as o st Her tone is excellent, and her diction Lon AnEele o Ruds Seiger's Orchestra KPo s 1 = S fo eneed Bliayis asio iy gllee! and phrasing that of an artist. Mp e Stilion dance. program WHO o metal five times. Your contractor can tell you busses that will take you straight to Coral IHactrated: bonkiot X el vy K sere KON 4 Eibeat Burllone s withisil-wond e Orehentra: one-act drama hy KOA Plas ] s s ) : 5 i e e : 101 ' ng with splendic o Oriote Dinea Orchestra: soloists WA why Lyonore Metal is best Gables from the Jacksonville railway station. ARSI S e e ) style the “Elegie.” by Massenei, and \fiamj Beach. Fla.. Dance program R 3 L T A e 2 Chansen du Coenr. Brise.” by Moyva A P aen: "Ambassador. Concert Orchesfra KNX T'hese busses are luxurious. speedy, and run Gables may be nhtained from the CORAL Seba O . tenor % 4Ny So o8 AnEele Mever Davis Grand Ensemble: Southerners Or- 4 i z 1 hristi nor M ul Hot Spring KTHS a4 A at_frequent intervals every dayv. Down the GaBLES CORPORATION, /ey o0 :‘. \v_m' St for ‘«,”.\ rom ““The Holy sartford.” conn "“"L'.';""%’"x‘;'?‘fi'fl‘?\"l o e on 0 0 c Dixie Highway they roll, and the glorious et 2 nsey Build- ity W Gau 30—Chicago: Dance program by Texax Hotel Orchestra v T 1 ing. Washington. D. ( : 10:30—(hicagn: ance MIOETT oloists: Badger Four Mais Quartet.WHT 9 S 3 ) pageant of Florida unrolls itself before your Of the pianists hecea ster Chicago e o KGW i R or marketa: police Teports: news: sports. KG . . S i: Weat mal eves. You touch at historic old St. Augustine, . . Porila ; brook played the Liszt “E Major Koaneas Cite® Musical DROEFam. .. .. o oo oo WW”‘\‘{}A; ! i 5 technique. and 4 Chopin waltz with 11 PM. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. BALTIMORE WASHINGTON You pass through miles of m pngme oS Send for Rex Beach's Booklet heautiful tone and color. 11200 Postiandz.\Congerd) iorogram ; siia s KO Al South 2000 Main 890 around Palm Beach. You ride close to the A group of Bach numbers was ziven \finneapolis: Weather: markets: dance’ program weto 4] 37 | tumbling sea. through picturesque forests and with fine muscianship by Sara Beck Los Angeles: }!“"I‘“’ DI attat: andl ololate 2 5 h ¢ devel s th laci } & Viccorie Boullionitadiliehines Loo Anxelos ¥ hiwater Kent Artiots. . - 3 the new developments that are replacing them. and zrace in the Olsen “‘Serenade « Yark: Ben Bernie's Hotel Roosevelt Orcheafra. .. 5 And when at last vou arrive at Coral Gables, ri: Siiver Slinper and Melody Clubs Orchestras \ Polonaise” with splendid style and Newark: Edward Breck. pianist Few people know this country better than Rex Beach. He is a man of true discrimi nation and taste. The beauty of Coral Gables program and *Papil |““” and Iltur\-‘r Williams Fatbran Has Ertertainers: s 0L vou have a basis on which to judge it, and a ;‘\nn him |rnmcd|at;l_\, Hm[ enthusiasm »hzf Ier‘I gave two Chopi tudes pleasing | o 3 ke Ho ‘hesira; i % i s P . B = % book cle of Co e St e | . YA keener appreciation of its extraordinary beauty (L\'“bl"' write a dn;_mn the miracle of r;h ful tone in the “Sonata G Minor,” by | R ADEC S Aah and his orchestra: Coon-Sanders : F 5 e Gables. Let us send it to you, together wit Tartini. ~ Flors Clayton proved mis- | i ke o Wiiliame and his SksTarks: vocal and ‘in-’ e : = ; Thic svstem avoids all congestion at the full information about Coral Gables — free tress of her violin in playing with! strumental artists talk..... oano e 2 L g ) ¥ i 4 style and freedom the *“Allegro Bril- | Cincinnati; Kappa " Alpha Theta instrumental points where it now occurs and assures a safe liante,” by Ten Have. Cincinnatis e i el TSAT and interesting journey. Whether or not you Washinston Selling Representative for strinz ensemble, directed | Chicago: N - +o¢al’ an e 7 ; § e it : 2 el i O Olate v e s e aros oo WBEN take advantage of the limitless opportunities Coral Gables Corporation lato” of Papini. i PR fx‘:::y“;?.?»i GA‘ria,?“L".?fi'{'x? e e soRiEwon 7 that everywhere await you in Coral Gables, AU 215 Munsey bBuilding The orchestra ended the program |11:30—Detrolt: The Jgwett Jestore: S St fone, - KTHY vou will at least see the best that Florida has Washinzton. D. ( g O hea: “Song Fecital: violin select : : ) 1 y ;‘._”,’]‘,h‘e"f‘ Minuet” from a suite by o HGE SRR MOET Saton * Orchestra. . 2 WSB to offer. You will see almost two thousand ; 'p.“,,_,,ndhm, R({, glgfl(fih;lb"nk[,nd 14\,H e 5 : . 12 MIDNIGRT TO 1 AM. = 5 © Sables s information about Coral Gables under- Miss Davis and Mr. Williams were | |0 (:0z0: “The Bunch's Hour': musical program .. .WECN ; beautiful homes in Coral Gables. many of stand that this places me under no obligation the accompanists. - Chicaxo: Musical program ey 3 KYW, which have doubled in value in a single vear. . i Orxan teital: pianologuss: inatrumentai ‘trio. WLW ; 2 : 2 Y . . I Koo 'Cluh Orchestra: ‘Harry Richman and Hin - You will see permanent and beautiful business [ Name...... Radio Hour Sunday. e ] ; buildings rising everywhere. You will hear Maria Kurenko, celebrated Siberian Tos Ang eles; MEmamineciroRTany . i e AT 0 stories of profits taken and fortunes made that Street...... minger, wnd Felix Salmond. Engiish 0 x ..WER [ ] e X on “Angeles: Musical program , < cellist, will share honors in the tenth Lon A oy beericos Dance’ Orchestra : E sownd murdd_\ln but that are literally true. of the series of “Atwater K=ni Radio | 12:30—Minneapolis: Organ _recital % Weeo And vou will find somewhere in this mirac- Ot { o/ De hroadciat Suntins mieht 43 Hansac City: Nighthawk frolic; Plantation Players: others WDAF < : s c 3 adcast & & 5 ulous city an opportunity to prosper and to live hy WCAP and 13 connected stations. | 1.T0 2 AM. . 5 b i 1:00—Los Angelea: Dance orchestra. . ... 2 5 . as you have never lived before—in life-giving San Francisco: Waldemar Lind's Orchestra. Tos Angelss: Betty Patrick and her orchesira RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS RS VoS R firimenia rogiam: Mot Otes. TONIGHT. Portiand: * Concert " program’. ... : - i . i Chicago: Pat Barnes' “Your Hour Leaguo .. . 00" Concert by the United States 1:30—Los “Angcles: ATt Hickman's Dance Orchesira.... e Army Band, WCAP and other i gl ;‘3{“'"‘;“'{ 7:30 to 8 and 8:30 to 2:00—Chicaro; The Ginger Hour: Ralph Williams and the Little iclocik: Chicasa: " Tnsomnia ‘Glub™":* Coon Sanders” Nighihawks. ... Ruty 3 (] 3 Sa Ziaml. fll{i@l‘afi Program by Original Mem- . TFietchers i phis Syncopators, WNYC, 7:35 | | TRANSFER BROKENSHIRE. |!s_exvected to begin regular broad- G 40 Miles of Water Front to 8:15 o'clock. casting soon, replacing WJZ. Castoria is especially p: Last Spring Brokenshire came to d 1 Inf; Charles Hector's St. James | | Will Become Chiet Announcer of |WRC trom WJZ and made a wide cir. | Pared to relieve Infants i Theater Orchestra, WBZ, 8:15 WIZ, New York. glo otrrlonds asningeon iastrg | arms and Children all ages of 9:30 o' k. = . to 9:30 o'cloc Norman Brokenshire, the verbose |CeSSOF has not been named. | Constipation, Flatulency, Wind For information — write, phone or call Lewisohn Free Chamber | |“star” announcer of the Radio Corpo- i S = Colic and Diarrhea; allaying e £ N Cine : = e N = = . Selling Representative for BeisiciConcert, W Z E8250Ntol i rationfofpomericamiaia s, Tamibees | Tor/Broadcast IMee:. Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach (CORAL GABLES (ORPORATION 10 o'clock. transferred from WRC to the mother | The intercity meet of the Rotary 5 S o : 7 in New York. It Is ve- | Club of Newark. N. 4. December 3. and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep. Musical program by “Rox ported that “Broke,” as he was called, | Will be broadcast by WOR. Donald At 215 Munsey Building, Washington, D. C. and his “Gang.” WCAP and Will be the chief announcer at the |Allison Adams, president of Rotary o da L - W other stations, 10 to 11 o'clock Radio Corporation’s new superpower | International, will speak during the | To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of 4 letation at Bound Brgok. N.J., which | proceedinzs. Absolutely Harmless - No Qpiates. Physicians everywhere recommend i L] .