Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1925, Page 44

44 THE EVENING WRE CHANGES DATE FOR ORGAN RECITAL Otto F. Beck’s Weekly Musi-| « cal Offering Is Now Sched- uled for Thursdays. Kk will be heard from WRC ht deast direct ton in an orzun re 1 bre from Crandall’s Beck formert n recital Tues incl Arn Capt oncert | ram United States leadership of Orehestra s will he bro m that includes on W7, New Yo d WCAD e Froderic erts ituation in ection hich open ok, with a spe nusic: a second Seidenman’s 1 talk by and Th stra the « ubiec larth . on the h ot SRS meert O Vi City 1.scalRadin Entertainment 25 Thursday, Dec. 3, 19 NAv—Naval dio Station, Radio, Va. (1315 Meters). —Weathe Rureau reports & 1 reports and Potomac Meters), Chesapeake phane Co. (168, m Tomorrow. Morning “setting ises by the Metropolitan Life Co.. divect from the cwer . 1 Madison avenue, New WRC—Radio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters). ~Raleizh Hotel Orchestra ection of Danlel Bree wleast from the Raleigh p.m.—Market summary. pre Department of Agriculture idney Seidenman’s Shore hestra. broadcast with from the Shoreham States Army Band Raymond _G. Sherman. com dinz: Capt. William J. Stannard leader; broadeast with stations WGY and WCAD. p.m.—"The Political <hington Tonight.” hy William Wile 5 p.m.—Royal Salon broadcast with statior WCAD from New York p.m.—Josephine FEvans Quarter, broadeast from W.JZ. York 05 United Situation Orchestra, Wi w 10 Concert In New p.m.—" The 1'ps and of the Earth,” hy Dr. William of the Coast and Geodetic der the auspices of the Institution. 10 p.m.- Datars. 11:30 p.m.—Orzan recital by Otto Reck. broadeast from Crandall's Tiv ol Theater, irvey. un Smithsonian Meyer Davie' Swanee N Early Program Tomorrow. a.m.—Women's Hour, hrnadcast station WJZ from New York 5 a.m.—Arlington time signals (noon}—Organ recital by Ottn F from Crandall's Tiveh Theater. p-m.—New Willard Hotel Orches e PRINCETON MUSICIANS BROADCAST SATURDAY Triangle Club Will Give Excerpts From Program Arranged for Its Christmas Tour The ~ta I Decombhe the lic it oduction Triansle Club il WEAK until 9 from s rest music this i play in Washin Aud 1m will b ; Band e of the Ity number he winm show this ve by members The program tentative, will ecialty e Venice. enade Two hand will King or tne hi s When in ion will be Shannon the jazz Where Love Is < lves.” 1 the musical score wo. sung 1 mem folloved by band. “G. < vet apen elec ALV e el numbers mince for the « + number M neluded Duke of Venice The itinerary it Christmi it to Wi o will ¥ hy th The comique ia by e Cluh il 19 of the T tone this on brins <on December Haover defin of skill ang set ‘plus retary ihe ef mble on ficieney the veise the wveather RADIO'S BEST OFFERINGS ONIGH? Concert by the United States Army Band, WRC. WJZVGY and WCAD, & to 8:4) v'clock. radin \WBAL Concert Orchestra, WBAL, Baltimore, 6:45 to 7:45 o'clock Evening of opera, WBZ 9to 10 o'cloc Zippers.” WEEIL WCCO. “Goodrich WSAL WGR., WW] WOC. WFI. WCAE. WIAR, WADC. WTAG and KSD. from WEAF, 10 to 11 o'clock Opera ‘R;‘h Rov.” WBAP, 1¢ o'clock. Organ recital by Otto Beck. from Crandall's Tivoli Theater. WRC. '1:30 a'clack i i Metro- | Frederic | | Downs | Bowie | musical vadio zolt | 11 | 2re still fighting to enter the restrict | | Jacksonville. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. THURSDAY, ) DECEMBER 3. 1925, LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1925 Proarams of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 410 s P 4:00—New York: Musical program: rcadmg- pianist New York: Vocal solor: Riedy Tore” Orcheatra 55 s New York: Lexington Theater Orchestra. . BO—Philadelphia: Artist tecital, vocal wid instruments) Kansas Citv: Star's String Trio : Philadelphic: Police reports: organ: {rumpeis 5 to 6 PM. Bernard Levitow's Hotel Commodore Orchestra hor Fedoration Slniat Piano Tea time Currie's talk Bernard Levitow's Jotel Commo 440 500--New Yark marker Chicako Chicixo g Louiavitle xeather Wz WMAQ WBEM WLW WMAQ readings WHAS T Wamen alantino recital i WGN Orchestin Ciine: m Inn Orchestra musical prograni news: markets G TO T P Philadeinhia Pagods O Weathe Produee concert hestin wip v quetations WG Fhistiing and i WGBS En WMCA WTAM WNAC Hotel WOR 1 ~ Hote) ScAlpin String i “entertarors Cook's Dance Orchestra sporte Jacques ducol KOKA The Snilers : Santa Clane weiton Ensemi Pittsburgh oucert by Lattie” KDK 3 hilletine n Hul Tiin W hidorf-As Toosy-turvy tine ix tine far chifdren llevue Stratford ¥ L Biliy Haves and his University course Sport iolk Orchestra >nlcelphia New York Atlantie Ot orean vecital <hine talk " 11 by W BAL Orcheatra Market high apote T TO 8 PAL alletine concert by Hutel St Georze Orc and Dance Orchestia songe Hotel Ambassacor dinner cohcert Hotel Shoreham Orchestra Soelienburs Smphons stford Hotel Orchestra dinner concert by I tone Strina Quintet Hotel Lasulie- Orchests - rvices: Cushnian’s Seren Market reports: lecture: Hotal Kimball Pace Orciest B llev ue-st n recital The Hippy Girt Tetiiute, WGHS wip WMBF WHAP WEAR n by s Fla.. Co Texas Tiotel Toki Hotel Statier Conoers News, ton Myann Beach Warth KYw WIR WHT WhAK Gms Band Ginne 1 2oticent Portn Rico o Fotel O Dallls: Rak New Vork Philadephia Philadelntis Atlanti Ciis Schonec Hotel Adelphia Orchestia d girls weil WLIT WHAR WOAD and_ WG ¥ WNAC nat Bisinasd Commisaion & F0 2 M. Pe— WAl Seheneetad 3 Rin Wiz SiatesArmy WRC. WGY Atlantic City WHAK Pittaburgh ¥ ’ Wit ompose e S hons Roosersir hour with famous Orchestra KDKA Concert Orchestra 4 WRNY WBCN Cinderella WMCA Heith dociors Chambe. WWJ Mo Bened, WCAE Zielmska, T el & WEEL WSAT WCR.Woc WOCO and” KDS trom Yo Foothzhit Philadelphia The Phimelo Fla Event Dinner o A6 WEAF fin WGBS wir WMRF WBZ W New and " Lampheht hook ant Miami“Beach Sprngneid hivago e Hotel ntrom Fideranon Phiadeins iy Sau Atintie ciee " N W G o Enierainers Yoric " Spori Md.. Mu hailatne peeches Kicls WRC. WGY and instrumental Shanles: Guardian tet Chatean mstiments 21 program. v Vocal and natrimental progr Dinner conrert {rony Co Recital s Connell Val Veranis String Giertet solatrts Stock Raloh instrumental Rossville. N. Y Richmond, tions concert by Brown Palace M orcRestra. vocal and e. ~oios: Sunday a oines” Raleikh Quintet San Francisco: Children « prozram Los Angeln iner program Fousville it by Deltas Soromts New Vork Fort Worth Chicago Chicago 850 tories: music Omicion National Musical WHAS Wiy WBAP WGN WHT Franzblan, planist Harmops Club others 15 Alamo Orcnestra ¥ T0 10 .M. motorlogue: radiotorial Tntkets Grohestra Life Trio Accw Temple Shrine Band New York: Vocal and instrumental moloists New York: Ro o WRC. WCAD, Philadelphia: Voral s al chefs Claveland: Dutch Mast Chicagn: Resding: musical m Springfield: Etening of Opera Philadelphia:_Talk: Calest Trio Naw Vo Old-ime minstrels New ¥ Pranists talk New ¥ op WE WET WTAG, WO «s Atlantic City: ” Studio. concert Pittsburgh: " 'KDKA Little Srmpnoay . Male Quartet i Chicago: Taike Chicago Iotsts, Cincinnati New Yo Detroit zion. Tl Loloists Atlants New” Vol “Dallas: Mre. Tos Angele Denvers Fa Chicago: 9:00— Los Angeles: Talks San Franoece T Dee Moines Richmond. KFI KPO WHO Va. inatrumental soloists Glew' Ciih and ‘in gram: soios EI WSAT D, “trom WGR Orchestra Moulin Orchestra Dianists and vocal soloists concert . Jean G Mixeg ana reuaing American Face Brick Vocal and tnsirus %5, cornet quarter: vocal and instrument Aksociation's Banqust tal <oloiste’ taik oral Club. program 10 TO 11 P alaims: weather woliiat Volga 1 ever ciasical Famils Orhew talk - Or YR Masters reira and instrumental WSA L WGR WADC, WTAG naders rRIlL Orchsstra aliforma Night Hawks. wWip pereon reports. M ieh Zippere. WEEL v FI WiOAE. WIAR Tall - wolos: Mu hattan Stamboul Quareet: Va Tall:: gne Koy and h Weather ani missing Siging O WW RED. York > York Panladelphia Springfiel Enelly ~ Cleveland New York Pailadelphia Richmona, Vi gt Guariet Los Angeles: St Sin Francisco: Rud 1ot Springs: Cho, Mcrer Davis Chicago: Oriole Miami Beach Los Angeles 10:30—Chicago: Jelke Portland:" Nev New York: K rt Worth 10:45—Los Anzeles W ity o Cahfornii airmount Orchentra lections: dance . program Seizern - solo Orcinet s e 7 Orchestra® voual and instramentil soioisis Vla.: Dance program Musical program Eniercainert: oran <olos ntucky Clun’ Oricsts Opera. “Rol R : Health talk ... 3 . TO 12 MIDNIGHT. Musical program Joe Waru's Swanee h: Post Soloists Ralol Willigur 11:00—Lox Anzeles Sew ¥ Sntertainers Ke: vocal and imstru- Dobherty Melody o'« hestra 1 ani mstrumentai soloists Poilemon Jor: Featute s W Club’ Caiix Revue. . ocal soloistx cen’s Club Deauville a0 : Orchestra Jacques G Orchastri e Eienns at Home ¥ oluen's Hotel MeAlnin Orchestri New A and his orehestes Vori New Y New York —Sehener tay Chicago 11:45—Atlanta i Lope: Radia A~ B i instrument’ Ciul. . e Hotel Ofchesiri sonz Bankers Life Little Symohony Orchic: Salon Orchestra: soloists . Nightha~vk frolic: Plantation Plavers Dallas: Aid Dasennort Chori 1:00—San Eranciso: Anzeles AnEeien: Hotel Anibassa ior iea: Art Hickman's Biltmore Dunes Orchestra Pit Barnes' - Your Hour League ..... 2T 3 AM. 4+.00—Chicago: The Ginger hour: Ralph ‘il 2 Skylaris. Hihawks S e . = NI e VWSS STATIONS SEEK LICENSES. Three Want to Enter Restricted Air Area. high-powered ania Cluh’ by “tie " Co | Al are authori merce. temporarily operating under v of the Department of Com Concert Series Listed. A series of Atwater Ken concerts, similar to those for which arrange- e ments for broadcasting have been ad area of the late class B wave bands| jyade in the United States, has been hefore the door finally is closed | scheduled by station CKAC, Montreal, sainst them. They are WJAX, at| and will be broadcast Sunday after “Ma.: WBAL. Balti- | noons. instead of Sunday eveninzs, as ind KVOO, w, Okl In the United States, new stations Three 1 |Joint- 591 FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DA [ BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, | Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved ‘onditions. Par In most graphs which show the variation in a direct or alternating current one of the factors represent- ed is that of tn This factor ually represented along the hori ntal axic, while the v ng quan ty of current, voltage. etc.. is usual | 1y “represented’ along the vertical or line perpendicular to the horlzontal axis. In mathems ance the ! hortzontal line XX e 1k called the “abscissa.” or “N axis. Their intersection is the zero point i Values 1o the right of the zero point N the xis” are positive, while i the 75 ° w7 th b Thme -Secones Y Fig 2 L S marh ik b e b Fig3 left those 10 { the Y {are positive ative For that flow only hounded The the ave negative ahove zero those below point are nez 1xi nd current. that is same direction e ihe OY" and reprezents the t1ime vl take as 130 of divide this lenzth intervals, each in 1240 o a se direct in the the line oy ane it i space OX nece o i I line whic cond into eight terval will ond The line h 1 fqual represent OY" represents voltage or ADVENTURES OF BY FREDERI( Reproduction Prohibited to use. If we take a continuous di rect current, that is, one that flows in the same direction in a circuit with | out any change in voltage or current the value of the ordinate will be the same at each Instani. and if we s | that the voltage is constant, the graph | of that current plotted on . | zraph of Fig. 2 can be represented by the A" line. which represents the {amperes flowing in the circult This i # condition that would be obtained In u civcuit in which a voltage of 100 volts =nd 100 ohms | were used Now let some change | resistance in factors Which determine ihe current | fow) the ampere flowinz through the cuit s reduced to half its original lue, or to one-half an impere. The graph or line that would represent the present condition of current flow | would be the I line. drawn at one- half an ampere on the ordinste of the graph. We not interested i knowing this whether the hange took plice of in crease in resistance crease in volt The point in which we are interested is that the -mpercs flo throush the cireni heen re duced to the new fizure At throuzh taze or the ent (the ns suppe n the e case hecanse in or a Produces and Reduces Voltaze In Fig. 3 the graph of current which flowing a1 the of 1 ampere the first 1-120t1 a second. Then throuzh the ir stantaneous introduction resist nee through an instants drop in voltaze the current was re inced to one-half an ampere, where it vemained for 1-2401h of a second. The instant removal of the introduced re ance or the return to normal of the voltage produced a return to nor mal of the current 1 ampere for ather period of 3-240ths of a second after which break in the veduced the flow 10 ze1e In actual current does ously, hut invelves a terval. hut for all the aph shown trates the effect of the cha dition of a circvit Taring terval as eansed cha we have was eiven th in prrpose 3 i practic course not ehan an i time practi in I ht \ BROADCASTER WILLIAM WILE, Radioscribe, Church and Radio Had about made switch my night for Political ~ Situation from Tuesday to up my mind hrogdeasting “The in Washington Phursday, when \ constituent comes vondering letter ind set Hong me to bt that veu are Thursday Please We heard last ni speak the hts during the Winter reconsider this plan. hecause many hundreds of us are going to he rob. hed of hes ng what is worth more n all the rest put t You in " urches shir week sery Thuy ing. and we could not in vou. Y vant and vou will n the er meet ing at home listening 1o onr most valuable friend of the radio. Do change that decision or There's no telling what vou have 1o er for, see? | sign my Most sincerely your friend \Mrs) Lillian B. Van 1701 to on air ther nearly Protes: in W fce i= on time, hear to he a tempter terribl he one i chonse hetiwe ing” and siay NE hewrd me rd the romy “ide 1 enjoved you nsual, but ¢ relative to the “wise palicy \rmy in waiting until war is de clared to develop the Air Service Sounds tragic he theory that “a millic irms overnigh that rou who I workings of I many would he mend a man who endeave it in the American forces fohn A R cee of the he inner in Ger to com < to com bat Johnston. | AL Te was 2 Commissioner Columbia asking for Gen | tived. who the District of the compliment of of me last radie talk, which he nable hear hecause of other en gements. 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