Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1925, Page 22

e - Y23~ BIG HOCKEY GAME 1S WRC FEATURE Maj. J. Andrew White to An- nounce During Contest Tonight. Winter sports will make their first appearance on a radio program WRC tonight by a play-by-play de. scription of the hockey game hetween Pittsburgh and New York. which will he broadcast direct from Madison Sauare Garden, New York. The story of the game will he told by Maj. J. Andrew White, one of the outstanding announcers of sports in States. Although only recently he- come one of the most popular sports of the country. broadeasts of hockey games have heen popular for the past few vears al several of the Eastern stations e zame is scheduled to begin at o'clock and will last for ahout an hour and a half. Other feaiures of tonight’s program will he a second radio novel by Cosmo Hamilton: a brief concert hy the Hotel Madison Orchestra. of New York City & concert by the Dixie Jubilee Singers, also of New York: an enterainment by Crandall's Saturday Nighters. and a dance program by the Spanish Village Orchestra Dinner muusic will he plaved by the Lee House Trio and the New Wil lard Hotel Orchestra LocalRadio Entertainment Saturday, Dec. 26, 1925. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (131.5 Meters). Weather Bureau reports. Weather Burean reports. U WCAP—Chesapeake and Poton Telephone Co. (168.5 Meters). 345 p.m 0:05 p.m Silen WRC—Radio Co (168. Daniel Hamilton Orchestr & p.m.—Lee House direction of Samuel from the Lee I 645 p.m.—"Parrots Dr. Alexander Wetm retary. Smithsonian p.m.—Meyer Davis Hotel Orchestra, New Willard Hotel. 7:30 Bibfe Knowles Cooper. general the Y. M. C. A.. under the the Organized Bible Class 7:45 p.m.—Radio ) Hamilton. broadcas WIZ from New Y S p.m.Hotel M broadcast with station York 8:30 p.m.—Hockey Pittshurgh ve. New York, broad with statior WJZ from Madison Square Garden in New York. Maj. J. Andrew White. an nouncer 10 p.m.—Dixie broadcast with st York 1030 p.m Nighters.” 12 midnight—The Orchestra. under Frank Tillman, br Restaurant Madrillon rporation of Ameries Meters). 1 Chwalow's Hote p.m Trio, Udrin under the of broadeast ruse Home.” by it sec at assis Instit New broadeast ion Willard from the pan by William auspices of Association Cosme station t with wdison Orchestra WJZ from New ast Jubilee n WIZ from New “Crandall's Saturday inish Village the direction least from the WRC TO CARRY PROGRAM. Will Broadcast Pan-American Mu- <ical January 16 A Pan American musical, ta he pre sented in the Hall of the Americas in the Pan-American ['nion Building a group of prominent United Srates and Latin American artists. will be broad cast by Station WRC uary 16 The artists who will participate this concert will b Alfred. Brazilian pianist; Cliva Ulena chez, Mexican soprano: Alma s Iyric soprano: Lourette Howard tralto. The entire program arranged Frankiin Adams. relor of the Pan-American Union der whose auspices will be sented in mpson con is being un pre Will Feature Yearly Song Hits. he “Ypan thure rim.'v'..’{ Wednesday ni Troubadours” will fea their —entire pre ht. to be broadeast he- ginning at 9 o'clock. by WEAF, WEEI WCAP, WCCO. WWI. WGR. WSAT and KSD, the most popitlar song of each vear from 1910 fo 1925, these to he selected from suggestions sent in hy the radio audienfe Program by A. & P. Gypsies. The colo e A. & P. Gypsies. will feature iheir program Monday night with the “Valse.” hv Moszkowsky: Borodino's “Polovetrizn Dance” and “Neapolitan So! ¥ Bonicontro. Besides WCAP the stations he linked up for the concert include WEAF, WEEI WWJ, WIAR and WSAT ful nomads of the air to Listener-In Rewards Radio Staff. New York fans show their radio ap- preciation of broadeast programs with apples. The studio ff and artists Appearing at inz barrel sent from a means of programs a of extra fine apples listener “up-State” commending the station's “Emperor Jones” to Go on Air. of Eugene O'Neil's Jones." will feature day’s program of the Stations to he the program are WFI. WCAF, . WOCO, WSAT, WTAG An play the impression Imperor Year Group. for New Foveready WO and RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Pittsburgh Madison York, to 10 Hockey game vs. New York, from Square Garden. in New WRC and WJZ, 8:30 o'clock. = “Look 8:15 to Out 10:05 Musical revue, WIP, Orchestral program and stage specialties from Missouri Theater, KSD, 8 o'clock. Concert by the Westing- house Band, KDKA, 8:30 o'clock. Clicquot Club i WEAF, WEEI WIAR. WCAE. WSAI, WGR, WOC, KSD. WTAG and WGN, 9 to 10 o'clock New ogram, W o'clock. York Police Glee Club NYC, 9:10 to 10:10 “Crandall's Saturday Night- ers) WRC, 10:30 to 12 o'clock. the United | coun- | am | WEAF are now enjoy- | as al WGR. | THE EVENING LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26. 1925 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Tine 1] Louis Fisher's AaUix Orchest | v rK: Vocal and Orches 4:30—Philadeiph, i Colf's Bnieriainers [ S R He i Police reports 00—New Y. New York Louisville: Currie's Orchastra.: ch bloists: Valentin Teq tme at Wo mi Daddy Winkum icag 45— Pittsburgh 00—New York Philadelphia: Weather: dinner con ., Hotel Orchestra: market rey Cleveland: Hotel Hollenden Orchestr Lansing. Mich.: Serenaders New York New York: Uneie G, Atlanta’ Sunday ewark : Talke semble New ¥ " Piiabureh: Westinhouse Rand cago: Skeezix time for children 15— Cnicamo; Skeerix time for childs Davenport Vincen lesson Chimes recital H0—Chicago from KDK Davenport New Vork Dinne; Tasson Cleveland “Hotel Statier cago: Rauland-Lyric Kansas City: Markets Detroit: Jean Goldkefte s Orchestra Chicag recital Chicago ecital g Trio Instrumentai hour Orchestra Trio Organ B vocal and Mooseheart . Svmphony Players New York: Talke' sporta: markets . _Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra New York - Dance program: police 4 Miami Beach. Fla.: Coneert program Chicazo- Organ recital New ¥ Hotel Majestic New York: Dance New York: Talk " New York 1a—Minnea “Atiant: Dailas Philadeiph Philadelphix Newark New netructions St Sport talk Bestor's Bea from Ba Benjamin nklin Ho Hotel* Adelphia Orch, Van s Collegians 4 TO0 5 PM. Orchestra B ains mstivmenial Colonial Orchestia: organ’ 5 T0 6 PM. Hotel Lorraine Orchestra Vocal ‘and instrumental ‘artist marke(s Vi Orchestra ensemivie o B Olewtt Vail's Hotel McAlpin’ String Ensemble’ Sorey's Trio . sporte: Jacaues, Jicohs' Hotel Shel N hedtime sto vitow's Hotel Commodore vocal and inatrument address: music ki 0 Metere. Miles. 204 304 Station. WEAF L WFBH Tor: % waz Hotel LWNAC WLIT ~W00 Tartiste: Hotel i 204 spiey Plaza trampets v WIZ .WFBH LI WHAS I WBBM LULWGN .. KDRA market reports . ... readings . al program 6 TO 3 P. Hotel Waldorl-Astorin Orchestra ....... t by Beniamin Pranklin .. WEAF L WIP WTAM WREOQ WMCA WGBS LLULUWSR En- L WOR market financial and final mavket he ‘Sandman T WOC Orcheiira” Wiz Windsor Hotel coneert WENR al artisgs et WDAF (T g “oloists Hotel La Salle Orchestra. . instrumental soloisis organ recital: Paimer opera notes’ Orlando’s hr’ dinner concert by Drake Hotel Fn- nble and Blackstone String Quintet String Ensemble Yocal solos The Amphions Dance Orchestra. . - The Tennesseans Dance Orchestra Paul Hotel Orchestra WGN WERH monologist Hotel Orchestra Vork: Story: Bovs" Band of St. Micharl's Orphanage. . WEAF 8 TO 9 PM. Newark | At | New Vocal New York Current events. New York: Prana conrert Miamy Beach, Fia. News Radio ago” Hediime Pittsburg Farm feveland: Miscellan Philadeiphia: Sporte o ker Vocal Ralph ‘William. oloists e b Co ovel: pianist stor < Brogram Club celebrat and ‘in: Orehextra Orchestral Theater an recital W time. storie t: Beo Bernie's 20—New Yo los: trio Montreal - Studio progtam .. Fort Worth: Sundav school iesson Havana: Cuban Telephone Co. pro Los Anzeles " Examiner program nsville. Rapp's Orchestra: news | Chicago. Mugical program: A Cincinnati: Children s program program and Missouri 815 ghicago warn dance New ¥, o “extet Exkimos KSD. WITAC Rews: radioto, e Corin. nnati: Chimes concert New York ot Clab | WSAL WGR. W00 Angeles Talks Laston - ATtst progr eveland: Ey. Jones a o Y Erdody « New Vork: Musteal Newa:k nade Bernstean & Sisters apobs. Fireside Fredericlc Daw and R 1. Musical proseam Jean Goldkette's Serenade Instrumental selections Yale-Harvard College Mountam Quartet Dinner von Enterta ko Police Min Rocky Portland Atlanta | 2:10—New pro; safets rep dison pncert stores | i mph W York oncert 10 men < hour i . talk tal voeal 10 10 ToO News| Mu; | ! oxram i Puiladelphia B Hot Springs Los Angeles i New Yok bortx | Detroit Chicag New | Paul talk ram Police Glea €l tkette's Serenaders ate I Nichols' Trio Vocal solos Capley Los Angeles New York Newark Dance Voca News hulletins: *( Entertamment Py Hawaiian Moulin Orchestra Hotel Dance 1P TO Vincent Lopez Examinci nrogram Me Golden - Hotel | Williams Orchestra <trument Solotst- 11:00—New York An Tes i de1pht £ | nieapols market Orchestra ! Palmer Dance Anzeles: De luxe progran Francieen: Cabiria Orchesira Wurtzhach's Orchestra Gervin Little Symphony Drake Hotel Orehestra Skylark St Mooteheart Los i D ve 11:30—Chicazo Chicaco 11:45—Atlanta 1”2 12:00—New York Los Maxine Brown and her Anzeles: Klas Trin: soloists Sunset Male Quartet Moulin Orchestra Portland: Dance prozram Cleveland Chicago: Congress C: Richmond Aill. N ¥ 12:45—Kansas Oity: Nighthawk ni imerman rolie 1 TO 1:00—Los_ Angeles Radia Club <. Chie Pat Barnes eles: At o Vocal and # Your Hour An Moosehea, Los Anzelés: Hotel Ambassador O Cincago. Vocal and instrumental | 2 T0 | 2:00—1Los an Hollywood night Midnicht frolic Insomnia Club” Los An: - | Eicatn ot trumental wafery’ talk WES 1 the oo Caa Clu Quintet talk inthian Trio Sheres's Orchestia Home-Lovers Westinghouse Band Hour soion. " o= Bible ques acal and siage specialties from Katars Hawkine features hestra miusieal numbers. Jazz. Band no Orchestra 0o WEEL WJIAR. WOAE nd WG ] others Oichestra Fvans Quariet losonhies musical progr <Al Prart ‘phote <oioiets am talk banio selections Lind’s ‘Orchesica * Orchestra uveniie dance program announcement repor Orheatra Orchestras Golden Trio IDNIGHT TO 1 A M. voeal and’ instrimental pro- instrumental mus mstrimental P artistsl Weather I “Orcbesira organ recital pechi's Orchestra pofice and weather ie soloisis Arrowhead Inn Orchestia Plaza Hotel Orchestra congs artists Cuiture vocal and instru 1+ Male Quartet v WRNY nstrumental selections WHAM Orhestra MIDNIGHT. and his orchestr: M Alpin Orehestra vocal and inatriumen ‘dance’ program S weeo W.LID KHI KPO KOA WHT WGN WeR Hos als WMCA KFI WBRM Wormack's Singing S¥neopators hestra Plavers: oihers’ WDAF LY program: Packard Leazue® Hickman's Orchestrs Paimer Dance Orchestra <olon hestra AM. program FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA. i All Rizhts Reserved HOW TO BUILD THE MODEIL THREE i HE DE LUXE | UBE QUALI- ! TONE RECEIVER—Part VI | How fo Tune the Set. | Operation of the' set is easy | The first insert the tubes land turn on the “A" battery current | through the filaments of the tubes his is done by pulling the knob of | switch 4 outward toward vou so as to | bring the wsitch to its “on” position. Then turn the rheostais in a clockwise dir n almost as far g0, and then turn them hack slightl If the pointer on the knob is set point- | directly up when the rheostat is |in the “off" position. a half turn of ! the knob so as to b g the rheostat iw)lnlfl’ directly down is about right | | very, step is to for the preliminary adjustment. Radiohm Setting. The pointer of the knob of the | radiohm, number 5. should be set | pointing upward when the shaft is set {as far as it will g0 in a counter clock | wise direction. In operating the set | the preliminary adjustment of this { control should he as far as it will go in a clockwise direction. Then start tuning with the two va- riable condensers, 2 and 7, moving con denser 2 and moving condenser 7 through five degrees on either side of the setting f condenser 2. Best Adjustment. as they will | R | | {and “B" batt { are up to the mark. | drops to 35 through one degree at a time | Noted Authority on Radio. eproduction Prohibited tion without causing the ecircuit break into oscilation or squealing. The radiohm can also he volume control, volume when rotated divection and rotated in a co tion Possible Troubles and Their Remedies. It you have followed the wiring instructions carefully and have the parts specified you should have no trouble in getting the receiver to operate. Remember, however, that there are possibilities of trouble out. side of vour receiver. Be sure tha( your aerial has been installed properly and is in good condition. free and clear of all surrounding objects. Make sure that the aerfal is not grounded by a defective lightning arrester. Take care that the springs of the tube sockets are bent up sufficiently to make contact with the prongs of the tubes. Check up on your “A" eries to see whether they The “A” bat- 'y should be recharged when the eading of the hydrometer drops below 1173 © A 45.volt “B” battery unit should be discarded when its voltage used as increasing the in a clockwise decreasing it when nter clockwise direc. t Have Tubes Tested. Have your tubes tested in a reg- ular tube tester. The fact that they light up is not an indication that they When a station has been tuned in,|#re up to standard. | movement of the radiohm knob in a counter clockwise direction will | crease the resistance in the plate cir- !euit of the radio frequency stage and | will reduce the volume and the ten- | deney of the circuit to oselllate. Turn- ing the radiohm knob in a clockwise | divection will reduce the resistance in | the circuit, increase the tendency of the circuit to oscillate and within cer- tain limits will increase the volume. The best adjustment is the one which is as far as possible in a clockwise di- 1 | in- | oecasio Finally, check up your connections pally to see that they are all tight. If you will take the trouble to check up on these items you will never have to make excuses for the set. I would like to hear from all who construct the set. When you have completed it and have operated it for about two weeks, drop me a line and, Jet me know what results you are having with it s STAR, WASHINGTON, used | [ | MCORMACK VOICE 10 CIRCLE WORLD Enormous Radio Hook-Up Planned for New Year Program on Air. By the Associated Preas. NEW YORK. December 26.—The | ®olden tenor voice of John McCor- mack will be heard almost around the world on New Year night if an elaborate international broadcasting program is successful. His singing will he one feature of an interna- tional concert which will he opened at 6 pm., Eastern standard time, by the bfoadcasting of the chimes of “Big Ben" in London. McCormack has sung_over_the radlo only once, last w Year. Lucrezin Borl. who sang with him a vear ago, will also be on next Fri- dayv's program. The program will be transmitted from the experimental station of the Radto Corporation of America ai Roundbrook. N. J. A chain of ra stations will re-broadcast it to thix country, the British Broadcasting Co will re-broadcast to Great Brit and the continent and German tlons also will aid in re-broadeast ing. Other Numbers Announced. Other numbers announced for the program include: The United States Marine Band, the Shannon Quartet Sastman Symphony Orchestra, New- politan ~ Trio. Florentine String Quartet and the Victor Concert Or- chestra. These will hold the air until 11 p.m. The stations in this country which will relay the program are: WJZ, New York; WRC, Washington: WGY Schneetady, N. Y.. KYW, Chicago KDKA. Pittsburgh: KFKX. Hastings, Nebr.: WBZ, Springfield. Mass.; KOA Denver, and KGO, Oakland. Calif These will he connected with New [ York by land wires or short wave length radio. Maj. Gen. James G. dent of the Radio Corporation the program is intended as a world wide demonstration of the possibili tles of radio communication and that official “listening posts” would he ex tablished in london. Paris. Rerlin Rome. Warsaw. Honolulu, Tokio and other centers, Harbord. presi said Greetings From Christmas greetings from leading statesmen of Germany including Dr. Karl Stressmann. min lister of foreign +fairs: Dr. Paul Loebe president of the Reichstag. and otk | ers, were broadcast last night from ation WRNY, in New York he Christmis sddresses were de livered privately in Berlin, December 4. recorded on wax by 2 new electrical device called panatrope and re produced before the microphone heve The broadeasting fron. New York was picked up by stations in Pittsburgh Chicago, Springfield, Mass., and Ne braska and relayed Abroad. America SEEK U. . RADIO SETS. People of Many Nations Inquire as to Prices and Data. Inquiries fr and France for American i ment and receiving se it the Depariment of Cor “oncern in Greai Britain w ind data sets and parts. Three requests were received from Germany for sets and paris. The French com munication asked for information wr sets and paris. American vadio @pparatus zoes io practically the whole world from lee and 0 Australia ted in O« ober with purchases zziegating $808.943. Japan econd. .aking 1 7 worth of while Aux tralia purchased $57.849 and $66.118. The United Kingdom bought $71.577 worth, France $1.744 and Ger many $1.265. Trade in these mentioned countries, however pears o be developing U. S. FIRM FILLS ORDER. New v England, Germany dio equip ire on e erce. A 1= prices Canada W Bo0ds Broadoaster Completed Sydney Trades Hall. American manufacturers completed a new hroadcaster for the Sydney Trades Hall, in the city of that name. Australia, which will oper ate on 280 meters with 1.500 watts power. The apparatus is capable of ! employing as high as 4.000 watts and | utilizing a 100-meter channel, Trade Commissioner Rabbitt reporis to the Department of Commerce. The sta tion and practically all the radio equipment are products of the domin fon. It is the sixth broadeaster in the ity For local consumption it to use the 280-meter wave, but for {long distance transmission the shorter. 100-meter wave, will he employed. During recent experiments on this wave length by a prominent radio | experimenter named Schultz a private station received in America, where it is credited as the loudest | short-wave statlon. Two sets are used by the station, one for wave lengths hetween 20 and meters, the other for short belpw 30 meters for have just Victoria Police Radio-Equipped. The chief commissioner of police of Victoria, Australia. plans to erect wireless transmitting set at police headquarters and to equip two new patrol cars with transmitting appar- (atus. Assistant Trade Commissioner !Pauly advises the Department of | Commerce. By this messazes could be sent to patrol cars direct from police headquarters and they would he able to reply. Previously wireless mes. sages were sent from headquarters to the patrols through another station. City Regulates Battery Charges. |, The city of Zanesville, Ohlo, Is try !lng to keep the ether free from inter | i terence, forbidding the use of vibra- tory battery chargers during broad- ca; reception periods. An ordinance irecently passed rules that battery jchargers of the vibratory type for | charging radio batteries shall not be | operated between the hours of 6 p.m. and 5 a.m., and that offenders shall {be held guiltx of misdemeanors and | may be fined not more than $10. WBAO in Licensed List. Station WBAO. owned hy the James Milliken University. at Decatur, Til., should be listed with licensed broad- casting stations. Through an error it was omitted in the lists of the De- partment of Commerce. This station operates on 270.1 meters, or 1,110 kilo- cycles, with 100 watts, | 1 s l WBAL Program Issued. A program featuring negro folk songs and old plantation melodies will be broadcast by WBAL, Baltimore's new high-powered station, .January The program will be given hy a group of negro singers from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. ‘When You Feel a Cold Coming On Take Laxative BRONO QUINTNE" Faoiie to work off the cause and to fortify the ystem l‘ll"ll'.. F‘nn‘lli:;)‘\'.’ll ‘firlr or Influ. " n : Fotents S SE R W s c. ZAavertisement. ey D. €, Mexico | is planned | Australian | receiving | KEXSTONE TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—'‘No, No, Nanette,” musi- cal comedy, at 2:20 and 8:20 p.m. Poli's—"Rose Marle,” musical play, | at 2:20 and 8:30 p.m. Belasco—Thurston; the magician, at 8:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:20 p.m. Keith’s—Brooke Johns, vaudeville, | at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Farle—Vaudeville and pictures, con tinuously 1 to 11 p.m. Strand—Loew’s Circus, vaudeville, continuous from 12:30 to 11 p.m. Wardman Park— Taming of Shrew,” at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Auditorium—Blackstone, magician, 8:15 p.m. the at siden Crook,” burlesque, :15 and 8:15 p.m. Mutual— " Band Box lesque, at Revue,” bur- 2:10. 4:10, 6. 7:50 and 9: Rialto—"The Keeper of the Bees.” at 11:40 a.m., 1:40, 3:45, 5:40, 7:45 and 9:45 p.m. Metropolitan ta Claus,” at 11 am., 6§ 8 and 10:05 p.m. Columbi Old_ Clothes,” m., 1, 4:30, 6:10, p.m. Tivoli—Tom ing Whisper,” 9:50 p.m. Ambassador — Marion Davies in Lights of Old Broadway,” at 2, 4, 6:05 8 and 9 p.m. Central The Nec 30, 2, 3:30, 8 and 9 | WEAF OPERA.COMPANY WILL PRESENT “ERNANI" Seven Stations Will Be Linked Up for Broadeasting on Mon- day Night. The well known nani” will be and Opera ( under the dir for the radio “Steppin’ Out, 12:45, 2:30, 2:40, Mix at 2:0 “The Everlast- 4:05, 6:05, 8 and in ary 0 p.m. Evil," at grand sented by mpany tion opera. “Er the WEAF and orchestra | Cesare Sodero audience of WEAF. WOO. WIAR, WCAP. WTAG and| WCARE 10 o'clock Monday night This opera hax heen broadeast by the WEAF Grand Opera Company pre. viously and met with enth tie re- | sponse from the radio listeners vl Rollins, barit will sing the role of Don Carlos, NIno Ruisi. bass. will be heard in the role of Don Roy Gomez de Silva, Guiseppe di Bene detto. tenor. will be heard as Ern the bandit chief. Elvira Boni 1« Elvira, and Grace Leslie to. as Glovann: The opera is one of the early of Verdi and in a tragedy weaves the story the vira_and Ernani, in which obtains revenge. The first performance | of the opera was given in Venice in} March 9. 1844 first presentation in New York being in 1546 2 i sop) cont work of four act of El| Don Silva its 'AMOY WIRELESS IS NOTED AS FAIRLY SUCCESSFUL Chinese District Borders on Area of Intense Humidity. Which Ts Held a Detriment. | | | | | | | wein has be of the ders on legs reception at Amoy. China n fairly successful during most vear, although the disirict bor the area of intense humidity which prevails in South China from ! March until late Summer, accordin 1o Trade Commissioner Osborn { Watson at Peking. The location jAmoy. on an island away from hilly mainland. probably has @ on receptior An amateur at Amoy | three-tuhe receiving Lixt Summer | was able to hear with perfect clear broadeastine from Shanzhai wut 420 milex to the north, in hoth Enxlish and Ch nd instrumen | numd from Manila. alw miles sonthe nd Japanese mu <ic and sinzing from Tokio., more than { 1000 1o the northeast. Static interference was exces | sive . When regulation®have heen promul- | wied in China to permit the seneral { radio equipment, Amoy should h a zood market for the sale of nz which now may classed as a luxury, = with phono hs | o the bhear at W reperted | JEALOUSY IS STIRRED. WEAF Announcers Make Debat- able Statement. \ltheugh they did at the time, Graham Phillips Carlin. the announcers of WEAF nd miliarily known he twin announcer made statements while hroadeastin | the Yale-Princeton foot hall game at New Haven which hive aroused con- siderahle lonsy amongz the vounu ladies of Conne ent The statement that “started the thinz” was that “all the pretty girls within 20 miles of New York present at the game A member of | the: Uonneciicat General® Amsembl wrote to inform WEAF that New York doesn’'t have a corner on the pretry irls. not realize 1 McNamee and pular sports | FOR MUTUAL BENEFIT. WJID and WGN Ex- change Wave Lengths. tations WJID. Mooseheart, and Chicago. IIl., have exchanged wave lengths, with a view of mutual improvement in transmission. or rather reception, of their broadeasts. | WJIJD is now operating on 33 meters, sharing that ehannel—that is dividing time—with WEBH, hile WGN is on the 302.8 meters. This |literally gives Chicago another wave | { length. WEREL Boston, and WTIC, Har | ford, also have exchanged their wave | chennels. the former now operating | {on 348.6. with KOB. New Mexico, and | { KWSC. Washington. WTIC is now | experimentally trying out 475.9, shar- {ing it with WBAP, Fort Worth, and | | WFAA, Dallas. gl AN i Advertising Man Joins WEAF Staff| Roger W. McAdam of Arlington, | N. J.. has joined the staff of WEAF | an assistant to G. W. (Johnny) John™| stone, WEAF's publicity representa- [ tive, in place of F. W. Carlin, resign. | {ed. ' Mr. McAdam was formerly con- nected with the advertising depart- | [ ment of the New York, New Haven | iand Hartford Railroad Ce. and the | New England Steamship Co. in the | general offices of those companies at | New Haven. Stations Included in Radio Chain. Rochester’s station, WHAM, has just been included in the chain oper- ated chiefly from WGY and WJZ. The Democrat-Chronicle station can now be hooked up with Schenectady, New York. Buffalo, Syracuse, Utica and ‘Washington, each of which stations has a local network, making it pos- sible to pick up various orchestras and concert programs for a greatly increased territory SAFE, RELIABLE, UNFAILING LIGHTNING PROTECTION, $1.50 SATURDAY, DECEMBER Warhington Auditorium * 2000 Bewts 1 W organizatio CE 26, 1925, AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. LOEW’S COLUMBIA F Street at 13th LAST TIMES TODAY Metro-Goldwyn Presents JACKIE COOGAN In Willard Mack's hilariews successor to “The Rag Mam.' “OLD CLOTHES” JUVENILE XMAS COMEDY International News Overture—Eic. Celebrating Xmas Mammoth Holiday Bl EROOKE JOHNS With GOODEE MONTGOMERY and OKLAHOMA COLLEGIANS —_— WILL MAHONEY MARGUERITE & FRANK GILL WILTON SISTERS BERT BAKER & €0. CON COLLEANO OTHER SUPER FEATURES NEXT WEEK A JOLLY JUBILEE MIDNITE SHOW NEW VEAR'S EVE, LAAT TIMES TODAY Paramount Presents VALENTINO picturization of the Broadicay atage hit! _“COBRA” OUR GANG@ XMAS COMEDY Toplcs—Pathe News pronL Ganno; g Mat. Tod At 2:30 MAIN 4484 448564937 TONIGHT SHUBERT win BELAsCO LL THIS | W adnes ARDMAN THEATE The Thomus Herhert St WARDMAN TARK HOTE! THE DEVIL GEORGE ARLIS' Greatest_ Nucf Svecial. New Veu e Nat. Ma i 8130, Rox OM: COMING The Most Fi Orzanizut « The Mimes of the University of Michigan UNION “TAMBOURINE” Thursday, December 3ist, 19 NEW YEAR EVE Washington Audiforium SI0th & ELwt NOY. Ave ction (« now on sale Box ( the Better than “Cottan Nt s production ere with such suceees In Dec.. “Our Handsomest Girls RTAINLY we need E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave We are Prepared to Furnish Funds for Large Loans at Lowest Cost J. Benson Thomas Company 819 15th St. A Main 8416 LL SOULS’ CHURCH Sixteenth and Harvard Sts. Sunday Evening Mction Picture Hour Charles Rann Kennedy’ Masterpiece “THE SERVANT IN THE ! Pi. di a beautiful Superb HOUSE” erce Hall 7:30 P.M. Lady’s Diamond and Sapphire Ring A brilliant solitaire iamond grouped sapphires. gems and old with my guar- Weekly antee. The Upstairs Store Price $100-00 A .BURNSTINE HOMER BUILDING Sinee 188 2 RADIO SERVICE We can repair your old set or mo charge. DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Exchange Your Old Radio for a Battery New Rldir:-ll echarged and Fowler Radio Service 9th and Madison Sts. Main 3845 Adams 2701 RADIOS When buying a set,’ you want to be assured of good reception, so ~ only Buy a Dependable Radio Set We carry -such high- grade standard sets as, Radiolas, Fadas, At- water Kents, Crosleys, Magnavox, etc. Come in_and see them demon- steated. M. A. Leese Co. 720 11th St. N.W. i.gl|||l||l|l|l!l|!l|l?lllliI!IIIIIIIII||!||I||I||I|IIIIIllllnfiflilh.. | Ste to S1.50 Migt macers. Shunert V¢ 10 $1 THURSTONE THE GREAT MAGICIAN NEXT MON, SEATS RUSSELL JANNEY Will Preent OTIS SKINNER In “Captain Fury” of the “Holy Innocents”™ TUAL BURLES 4 MY K " THE AVENUE AT 9TH BANDBOX REVUE Christmas Musical Service (Repeated by Reanest) —tonight. 8 o'lock. Chureh of the Cov ant. by Evenirz Chowr (100 voices) Claude Robeson. director Carol Service, 7 to 8 0’Clock A Yarn of the Caribhees, hr CORNELTA 0115 SKINSER ATIONA TONIGHT R:20 Last Time H. FEAZEE Is Presenting 0. The Werld's Esst Musical Oomedy With JULIA SANDERSCN, DONALD BRIAN FRAKK CRUMIT, ONA MUNSON asd s GORGFOUS GAYDEX OF GIRLE Invited RIALTO 9th at Gee N. W. —Now Playing A Picturisation of GENE STRATTON-PORTER'S fGreates 7 s . W _RFATS SELLING New Yo & sat THE INCOMPARABLE DUACA SISTERS IN THEIR MUSICCOMEDY CLASSK <ORSYLEVA™ POLYS ~radiae~ Mat. Today at 2:30 ROSE MARIE With Desirce Fllinger & Sam Ash Week, Com. Sun New Vear's Day Novel « KEEPER 13f; BEES With Robert Frazer, Clara Bow and Alyce Mills 1 Presertaticn and Prologue— Btaged and Directed By Mischa Guterson, Comductor Rinlte Concert Orchestra —Bpec Overture—''The A binetein + Dream'—Ru- —Starting Snnday— Carl Lasmmle Presonts REGINALD DENNY IN “WHERE WAS 1t~ MIDNIGHT SHOW New Years Ev, Starting at 11:30 IR GAYETY LADIES © BILLY ARLINGTON p CROOK” LADIES' MATINEE DAILY—25 NEXT WEFK— FASHION PARADE Twice Dafly TR TH R £ “GOLDE 1) il I OWARD T at 7th Lasi Times N. 1094 TODAY & SUNDAY TRE FAST COTORED TUSTCAT “STEPPIN’ HIGH” 40 —-PEOPLE —40 Film Features NEW STANTON fihsc sis. X ELEANOR BOARDMAN and STAR CA XCHAX WIVES A | METROPOLITAN | F AT 10TH— TODAY—11 A. M. TO 11 P. M, STERLING DOROTHY REVIER Robt. Agnew, Tem Ricketts and Clsay Flizgerald in a Rollicking Faree Comedy, HOT SHEIRS ADOLP MENJOU Direction Btanler Co. of America 5 = FISIORNREE: HIPPODROME 1> YAV N THE GOLDEN P) Ave TR ¥ BRONSON NCESS CHEVYCHASE (. 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CALGARY STAMPEDI COOK _ in ‘SHOULD MARRY " And MATINEE ONLY. “THE ACE OF SPADES TOMORROW —— MAE “THE MERRY AESOP FABLE. 'CRANDALL’S Avollo Theater 24 St. N.E. MATINEE, TOD“AY‘ L AY—REX. THI OTHER GREAT AcCT in HT. THE VERNO! WHITE FANG LEADER THEATER * AM 1o 11 PM 2CIAL "HOLIDAY SHOW LARRY SEMON in The Wizard of Oz h Near E and o NETT'S SPORT- CATHERINE BAL Waltz, Fox Trot. Tango | Special rates for Ladies. 7 DAVISON’S Teach sou 1o dance cor- rectly in_a few lessons PROF_-MRS. *Strictly private- ans hour 2 M ST, N « Class and_dance Saturday Main 1733 Collegiate. Charles PROF. AND MRS A. ACHTR STUDIO 1127 10th st n w —Classes Mon.. Fri.. & i 11 pm.. with orchestra. Priv. lessons by appointrient. ~ Fr. ¥67. Estabiished 1800 GLOVERS. 613 22nd N.W._—PRIVATE LE: e Conrae. 3 priv. 4 ¢las 51 Fine emvironment. W. 1136 ! Guar. results. SKATE Every Week Afternoon. 2:30—Evening. 8 DANGE 8:30 Week Nights. 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