Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1926, Page 18

18 THE EVENING STAR, WASHIN TON, D. . (3 JANTTARY 11. 1926. MONDAY, ‘DK ON PROCRAM | OF WCAP TONIGHT A&P Gypsies to Form Added Attraction of New York Offering. Wi the « on AP's come from New —the weekly cor tat opera “Aid Grpsies and a famous Grand Opera (o, their play during te 10 son. haritone Miss Hazel Gibs Aiss Charlotte WR("s I hich ¢ oelact Ellswaorth LocalRadio Entertainment Monday, January N AA—Naval Radio Station 315 Meiers), W Weathe 345 pm 10:03 p.m WRHF—Washin Fund Committer evenis for WRC—Radio Corporation of (468.5 Meters) Ellsworth To America tone. George I- 520 pon 540 pm Reid Iy Prozram Tomorrow 10 wo Jointiy 15 12 noen - Or vea from 1 1pim.Hote Trvinz F WOAP—Chesapeake Al Potomae 1585 Meters), from t tion T ductor the T Reomen and (2) ward M et ington prano old favorites Contest win male ington 1 Mrs. Edwar viee pre n of W unifarm forme Tndiana Boys Me the first vielin M. Wilsor S 10 8015 Morrison. by Mre n Al % " 8:45 Viss Ha Miss €ha L 10 10 " FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY < 1 CALCATERRA Al Rizhts R ted time i " i wishers ponder i hroadeastin which the cor heing ~ent number of b in_existence, These peo that son statlons will « of the axnense r ne pl m Tie I ta pera tion af a hroads s Hiand ihe dienity” of 0 foor hroadeas hy ca Schemes Suggested. All sorts of schemes | gested for dealin, problem of a falli of broadeasti grams. Funds rast lesteners o Inclined millionai eiving equipment b geated No large amounts ¢ npkeep of hre the pavments vet heen subscr have been levi vet the hroadc creased so rapic for broadeasiing the waiting room of Commerce ahle wave premium on existing i licanses are heing sold way that telephone <old during the war, when it was im- possible to get a phone installation vithin nne year after application was filed In o heen s sible her the the nu ph ay m ot m ta purpe ns have in Applicants are filling Department | cha put al *hat same ere &t vi in Dl in the privileges in of h oo fane of | fears regarding casting papers ices advertiser ahle tisers who try the listener's time by dwelling on the gram. LONG RAN M( Promrams of ?.”! Sork Pianiat i New York Rostan New Tacdepira e I Ta Mothers in Reader Mu Tea ume o Heater Pithureh Boston - Kidd i 12 Mich - Din Philuleiniia - Weath Hotel Orehestrn 01 Childr Dinner Qkceerin i WRAL finar Chimes Cary O Suppe OrgAn E RADIO E . 1926 Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Station. Meters WHN WNAC WEAF Wiz wex W7 Vocal apaorte Hail Trin falk: musial program « fa 1alke: news’ reading Tl WGEN museal program & To Topsy Turvy program et Daddy Thingle fews WREO e #o1 By Renvanin Franklin market eports wip . WWI Pro Oreheatin WGBS market 1 Vier Hotel OF WGY ' WeR Vail's Orchestra: Golden's Orhestra. . WMC i WNYC 7 KDKA ert e ner taik W Hotel i Orohestra Kiddies market reports heatra rcial and final market reparts vk Rernhard Levit Thinne Dream Hotr Dinne Weather atinka WGy Songs ¥ Hotel Tati Post-Wu Ray Stean WEAP W Hart fond, Conn 00— New Parods Masine Corn and Hill N Te City: Nighth M—New York New ¥ R 45—Kn 1 00— Cinvinnati Theatcical stare: Wesles Helvox's Trouhadours WRRC the fut Seem to he unf medinm that can millions Howed to magazines they ean s the attent s of people who are i facilities Any ention ver he ni v hecanse s 1o in e erer hecause concern simply te for a t the their will ined o sting . simply products never he a hecanse it with a mean other medinm Ivertising can unobjectinnable. to take hich n Rad or erite of thelr partic pplesance will find to the air. Tt ir atter for the listen~r her station which is ore interesting progr Ik is of no re very poor ve up a the radio route. Ways of Advertising. High-class advertisers quite a different wa oy the facilities of a casting station or a chain of stations tn broadcast a highly entertaining pro- They use the hest hroadcast : v for the privilege g stations and pt hroadeasting. commadities or attention of themselves talk A very simple | the idea of blowing their horns Hote Hotel e T B TO imantal KDKA WNAC P wmite WEAT ¥ nagra sehoot | art KO Wwex Tro Dance Orcinastra. ¥ i wtections v Theater WOR - WRZ WLIT WHN WiW WANG WHAR WOAP and WEAF WY KYW W7 WRXY Reid s Hour \ Bran Fheater Orchestr 1 WEED Taele R Tarm talk . xeloiate 8 T0 10 TM tan Science TacA sy WRNY Wiz WY WCAP oAl travelnzie. pasme Gepaes ne talk Synchron Thester H ogram Oiariet violin* and piana, Py Williame 10oTo 11 WER( iank WCAT P i v Totel Da WLIT Woathe Zimmerman's WAHG Entert WHY ra Compans. Anstal ners Won Y WEAF firand O 4 WTAG FAF WNYC WO w WRNY weIT WMCA wHAZ wTIC 11PAL TO 12 MIDNIGHT Merrs 010 FIDNIGAT TO 1 AN Cluh Orchestra v hestra avers. nthere WHAF 17O AN ure of broad ounded ers command the | the people will | stars. lapse aws | tion carry on sim bring certain n of the mil n need of cer- serv- ted and man they make it the cour or agency to | ments during the passer-| recompense, din broad. Nowed 10 die provides the f pullicity can give him. | he ohjection The adver 15 minutes of vailable, and they There the is of zram, axcept for entertainers cern that The line ment in pays them to in the program the newspapers the This is nish p many y of come. ms rs 1o high TONIGHT. Musical * program Hawaiian Melody WCAP, 7 to 7:20 o'clo ular kind of | to tune to an sending out a m. Since the | KDKA, 8:30 o'clock. alue unless it s ('v‘nr\'; < isteners, such a ing the ears of the listeners, s | vertisers will soon find out that the returns from that type of radio vertisin ford Theater, e ; o'clock. and they will Stanley Theater WLIT. 9 o'clock. use the radio e ¥. They em- single hroad- | Company. Opera Blind _Men's entertainment WHAZ. 10:30 o'clock. they furnish the best musical talent, | pay that announce: | throughout | and the radio announce- | program are their the t friend-making publicity that will fur- | for | quality by Roy ck. TERTAINMENT INDAY. JANUARY 11 . the hest comedians or the best Speak well for entertainment furnished by these nractically products of the concern which s furnishing the high-class pro- the fact e named after the con- broadeast. | no men- the of RADIO'S BEST OFFERINGS the Rudd Light Opera Company, from Bran- WOR, 8:30 Hour, ‘Aida.” by the WEAF Grand v. WCAP and other stations, 10 tor 11 o'clack. Eastern 'New York District Orchestra, EFAMOUS HARPSICHORD TO BE HEARD ON RADIO! | I R i | Instrument Played by Chopin and | | Other Celebrities on Air January 18. A ATI. Ohio, January 11. A famous old harpsichord, that Chopin and other celebrities played on a num her of occasions. will_he heard over the radio Monday night, January 1% when the Cincinnati Symphony Or- | | chestra makes its second appearance on the Cincinnati community radio programs. | Fritz Reiner, voung conductor of | the Cincinnati Orchestra. who will | personally direct it in its community | radio concert, has arranged a program of ol Ttallan musie. The harpsichord is needed for the interpretation of 1o of the works. and arrangements were made to have one sent from | New York, from the musical instru | ment museum of a leading piann manufacturing concern. especially for | the occaston. It is believed that this will he the furst time that a harpsichord will he heard on the el Jane TUpperman. soprano, and George Weber, tenor. will appear as | solofst= with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra in the first part of the! community program Miss Upper man and Joseph Vito, harpist, will appear again in joint recital in the second part, and the third part will {he given over to the ‘‘Syneopated | Hour.” The Cincinnati community hrograms start at 11 n'clock, Eastern standard time. every Mondayv night ADVENTURES OF A BROADCASTER BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILF. Radioscrile. Ten 0°Clock Too Late for Politics. Proteats against a 10 for broadcasting of the political situa. | tion are raining in on me Many friends say they have written to hoth | WRC and WJZ in opposition. 1 have myself expressed very vigorous ohiec tion to being reduced to a bed-time ! inzz_feature. and am definitely de termined to he restored to an earlier | hour. clock honr e ow o 1 never realized this pom ! husiness started that T am at that time in competition with the weather kg nals from the Naval Station NAA at | Arlington® M. 0. Moor address ziven) writes You can't compete at with the man « conxists of “zenerally ‘partly cloudy along Coast. Tt takes a Arown his voice. If vau don't get on At annther hour, some perfectly respectable individual will murder that weather broadeaster at NAA ek ok oue wtock in irade fair” and the Atlantic jzz hand 1o D. O ore writes H. F. H. of Washington questing non-use of full name. I am writing to register a most vigorous kick against the hour the radio people have given veu. It's not only the lateness. but the fact that vou cannot be undersiood with any satisfaction while the weather man ix talking. That is annoving to people who have come regulariy to look forward to vour political talks, and still prefer them to jazz o ow o Mre. Louis 1 Halle 372 West Sa enty-eighth street. New York Cit night-telegraphed me as follows aft mY mest recant hraadeast We enjoyed vour talk snormous- Iv and lnok forward to hearing it weekly, hut hone for earlier hour * v % % Homer. it anpears. has nodded again! Roscoe Lamont. 811 Twenty- | second treet, caught him at it In vour talk over the radin last night You sald that Dresident Coolidge had two vears and fwn months vet to serve. As his term does not expire until March 4 1929, 11 would seem to me that he had three yvears and two months ! vat to serve Some time ago I wrote vou a let- ter calling attention to some mis- takes You had made in discuesing the Constitutfon. and veu wrote | me a letter (or some one did and signed vour me to it) saving that vou wo 1 have to he more careful in the future with such sharp critics watching vou. I've studied arithmetic as well the Constitution I T may say so. T should think Mr. | Lamont has also studied the art of Uletter writing { o ox ok | A. D. Bailey. 1424 Relmont streat | calling himeelf “one of vour shut-n | i as friends.” writes T am sorry that vour hour has heen changed. For us shut-ins an earlier tima is much hat Only wish you could gzive us an hour instead of 15 minutes. T think it marvelous how mich information you can erowd into that quarter of an hour. * % % % 2001 Vith Harrison Stewa | | street: 15 street northeast: Nina 2030 New Hampshire Blsie P. Lecraw, 4035 New Lavenue. are among my rorrespondents. \re My father-in-law teenth 214 Tenth ands v and Hampshirs antin o'clock Lecraw writas Wha Is 80, never | | missex =itting up to hear vou. ne| matter what the haur, hut last nigh | the Arlington weather signale inter- fersd, and he was very angrv.” P Will & econtributor ta the Talk vs | Jazz referendum. whn signs the ini { tiale T. M. evidently thinking would recognize them. please supply | full name and address, in order that | |1 may furnish the information asked | i for? 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