Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1926, Page 48

48 ALDA AND RUFFO ON RADIO TONIGHT! [] | LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 1 TO 3 P 4:00—Detroit: News hulleting: markets: weather New York: Talke. Leviiow s Hotel Commodore Orchestra New York al and nstrumental program’ falk Boston " Morey Pearl's Orche-tra i New Vork " Texington Theat 30— Al Ciie s Chationte-Haddon Hall toa e | Phuladeiphin. - Artit recitul . | 4:10—Philadeiphia: Police reports: orzan trimpets | 5 T0 6 PM. | 8:00—Chicago: Soloists: Valentino Orchestra | Cinitanan® Puano recital | Minneapolis: Readers’ Club Chicago: Women's Clubs: midiva Mooseheart, W - Child: Chicago . Tea fime: r Levitow < Eoete E Flonzaley Quartet Also Will Take Part in Victor. Hour Program. music: talke The second Victor Frances Alda haritone. and which s of stations will the country’s event tonizht. The iz scheduled to heszin a'clock. Other stations which woadeast the program _are WGY. WBZ. WCAD, KDKA Kyw A secord hour. featnring | Tite Ruffo, 543 h Quarter, io bhe hroadeast by & chain WRC at Wash markets talk .. e Stories s TO 3 T Speed soprano the Flonzaley Mich.: Dinner Gold Standnrd Weather Uncle Geeber Sihenectady : Produce and dinner concert by Ten Atlanta: Entertainment New York. Olcott Vail'e Orchestra: F: New York: “Hotsl Waldorf-Astoria Boston The Smilers: Cook's Orchestra Detroit: Dinner concert 5 “hicazo: Topey Turvy time Baltmore . Children's” program Newark . Talk: sports: Hotel Shelton Ensemble 25—Sprinzhield: ” Market: concert (rom KDKA artford. Coi Children's prograni® oo Philadelphia: Billy | Philadelphia: Bellevue-Stratford H Atlantic City: Sports Minneapolin: Chil storien Skeezix tume for_children: market reports KDKA Little Symphony Orchestra University course: talks _Chimes concert News. financial and final niarket reporis ~rt Orchestra TO & P.M. hedtime stories from KDKA Ansing and Philad, New ¥ concert Ensemhle Pagzoda Orchestra estra : & markati_quotations k Hotel Trio Wagon Serenaders WREO wip includin WGBS leading nese Viet nzton, adio hour he WGY . w! rmum’s Californians. hatra and | Storiex songe. will | ot outstanding feature tonight's program from WRC be the experimental broadeasting radio movie presentation ke studio of tion WJZ. In experiment the motion picture Much Money.” which is soon 1 released. will he adapted radin wesentation by x well known play- vighi and plaved as a radio pro jetion. with nationally famous actors d actresses in the leading roles The continuity of t will he elf-malntaininz and a wilar or chestra will he used urnish & musicai hackzround for the action presentat will hegin at £:3 et 1 Orehestra music T0—Davenport . Sports: news Dinner contert Kansas City: Murketa: story . address Mooseheari, Tl Palmer Players New York:. Lopez Orchestra: Ciro's Orchest Chicazo: ~ Supper bell_program’ orzan . recital . Theater program: Threaticd] Dresc Azente hall New York: “Talk: sports: markets: opera notes ragio talk New Vork Trianon Ensemble plot Victorians e o il Dianist 3 Markets R ranorts Smith's Orchestra Dol Ll Cleveland: Hotel Statler Orchestra CRicAg0: Organ: reading. vacal <oloiste Chicago: Rauland-Lyric Trio: soloists ami Beach. Flu. Concert program W York: Judee, ir. Hotel "Shorehani Orchestra Detront " Goldketta's Oicheetrn - motoiin e Realtors men! " Brsn sl Drake Autantie it o) Ambascadon dmier concers Philadelphia: Bellevue-Strattord Hotel Orchestra Chicago: Organ recital: Hotel La Salle Orchestra New Yook Hymn s<ing: Spnuth Rrothers New York: Talk: pianist: Pace Institute prosram Philidelnbia Philadel Al Cocal solod Gien In response popular “The Record Al Bernar I Kamplain and Sammy Stept— will return to the microphone ronizhi th another program of popular en- artainment. The Record Rovs will ' broadeast jointly with station W.Z from New York Washington's contribution evenine program will consist of the weekly talk of Frederic William Wile. on “The Situation in Wishinzton broadeast fointly with WJZ: a dinner concert % the Mever Davis New Willard Hotel Orche: under the direction of samuel Korman: an early dinner con cert by Daniel Breeskin's Raleigh Kotel Orchestra: a prozram of dance music by Mever Davis Swanee neopaters: an orzan rec by tto F. Beck on the Tivoli Theater vzan: a recital by Athos Guy, tenor. and the Smithsonian talk. which will he given nizht on “New and Vari s, by DL Annie J. Ci the Harvard College Observatory o demand Boys WR( and M cinnity Wiz wex Black WGN WPG WET Hotel Ensemble” an to the WMCA WGBS wip WOR WNAC prosram wGY tical Talk: orhesiva Crimal Palace Orchestra 5 ncle Wip's ol call at birthdas het 20—Newa ews bulletins 30—Boston—Talke Sehenectady WG Y trom WEBL Springfield: M tions: vocal Hartford. Conn Philadelphia Minneapolis: Farm ' talk Rico: Musical conceri” talk Baker Hotel ‘Orchentra Atlantie Cits. Hyzeia health talk New York' Hatel Vanderbilt Orchestri Philacdelphia - Hotel “Adeinhia Canrert Orchestra ¥ - s Fhiladeiphia: Dieam Daddy. with hose and £irls W B0-—Cineinnatis Weather and market renorts » 8 TO 5 P.M. Dinner coneert from Congress Hotel Seaside Hotel Trio MeEnelly's Orchestra hook talk - S¥raciise University nelly ' Jlos Talk Snellenbirg Symphont Orchestra® Wanio-mandolin seler- WRZ WTIC WCAT WCCO WKAQ WFAL WHAR Orchestra 00 LIT LW —Cincannat Atlantic Cits Sorinefield Vi Mitehail olorsts:” Kands K . Musical prog Vork ' Creetal pray review New York: Vocal and instrumensal New The Larkimt WET Musical tatk WLW ) WHAR vocal and instrumental WR7 Gondoliar. " vocal ‘and instrumental WeAT WNAC LocalRadio Entertainment Thursday, January 14. 1926. Palace Orchestra: talks. hook and WGBS WA Loloists Hires' Voyazenrs ~ WEEL, WTAG. WOC. WCCO. KSD. WCAE WEAF program: Pachody Conservators of WRAT WERH Brown Baltimore. Musie’ Chicaro Orioie Orehestra Teading Denyer: " Stocks: markeis ! Palace String Orehestr 1 Chicago: Ralph Williams | Gramental’ solofst | Gandimnatt ™ dusical brogram” icom o WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomac | . el rketirepart Al Telephone Co. (1685 Meters). | Pitishurgh - Market reports: we: VIR Tamouis composere—voral and Silent. | Chicago; | Bedtme-tory” speeches Eal | Nitionat ‘Ratlways nprogram 645 to Exercises New York NAA—Narval Ra vocal and instrumensal artists Va. (1345 Meters). 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau repor 10:45 p.m.—W eather Bureau reports. news. dinner concert hy KOA his ‘orchestra® vocal and in- wou WSAT mstrumental WRV A farm talk haif hour strumental nrozram KDK A Ky W WHE CNRNM Quar and Program 'l ok 45 am wer fiom Metropolitan ity | WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital | Fund Committee (256 Meters). 1 oam 12 noon (A events for “shut-ins WRC—Radio Corporation of Amer (4685 Meters). 5 p.m.—Daniel Breeskin's Hotel Orchestra hroadeast Horel Raleizh. T p.m.—Meyer Davis Hotel Orchestra. nnder of Samuel Korman. the New Willard Hot £ p.m.—"New ar morrow. Health | Tower ram. Reo Orchestia and strinz WREO Wi it WPG yrohestra WOAW inday T Philadelphia Atlantic City Omaha Rossville choo New York nd instrumental ‘co and sol Randall « Manna Watchtower vocal N 3 < Pan-American prosram from WR(C New York: Smith's Paramount Players: Metropoiitan Sskatinzg championship races Miamy Beach. Fla: News: noliee huile New York Orlando's Roasevclt Orcheatra’ jokes New York Wil Oakland's Chathean Shanley sans Gens o i) Currant | Orehestra -Memphis: Bedtima New' Vork: Talk den. Boston va Angelre nnart <ville welfare Des Moines 2:45—hicazo tamac hockes zame_ from Madicon Sauare New York: Mai White announcine Examiner prozram Musical prozram vocal and instrumental artists Instrumental concerts Sundas schonl le-eon talk Raleigh ‘Quintat Musical featurss: Alamo Orchestra 2 TO 10 P.M. Life Trin Talks. radiotorial: concert usical ‘program from WEAF Vocal and instrumental Royal Salon Orchestra Raleigh | from the | W willard | Airection from New the readeast WHAS WHO VHT X | #:00—Dee Moines and Variables * Anvies by Dr. Annis J. Cannon of the Har Davenport: 3 vard Colleze Ohservatory. under the Nex Teonc auspices of the Smithzonian Institu and e Auantie ity Musical program : Philadeiphia: Art recital 8:15 n g Readins tenor: Maurice Tibbs at the piano. Pittahure A Liiric Symuh 3 pen Richmond. Va.: Talk: Universiiy 2:30 p.m.—"Too Much Money.” a New York: " Clicquot Club. Eckimon radio-movie presentation. broadeast WEI WCAE. WSAL WEAR with station WJZ from New York KSD' and WGN. {rom 9 p.m—"The Victor Hour —Titta Ruffo. baritone. and Franccs Ald: <oprino, of the Metropolitan Opera New York: Kohimeier's Orchestra Boator: Varied musical program the Flonzaley Quartet. broadcast with stations WJZ, W WBZ, Philadelphia: Irish tenor soloists: Musical Chefs: issson by WOAD, KDKA and KYW. hroadeast Protf. Doohtilr Twe Springfield: Patriotic” piogram by Woman's Reiiel Corna from the Vietor New York ity of Boston: musical program Atlantic City: Studio coneart New York: Old-time mirstrels Chicago: Mumic ke Detroit: Goldkette's Seranacers 10 pom.-The 1’0l Mooseheart, 1. Children's hour Washinston Tonizht William Wile. hroadeast tion W%, 10:15 p o Rarnard. b Atlanta stept—hroadeast from New York 1020 pam. - Mever wtors. Bankers WwHO KF1 WO sinzers WHY <olorsts p.m.—Athos Barrington Guy ay Orchestra s Virginia nrozram WEEI WJIAR. WTAG WGR. WWJ. WOC, WO, WhZ WHAR WGRS WMAQ WIR 1ali WID WiR studios, “niosts <tories soins: hand< ical Situation in hy Frederic vith sta < Vielinist . Moitin WERM Dinner ork - Talks 1. Cornet ading New York Chicazo Entertaine: 9:30—1Lox Angel Chicazo San F Memphi Dallas concert ik ele auartat The Record Bovs N inatramental nk Kamplain and s with station AT soine ammy W7, WeRD Duiets: " Modern Posts 5 WLWI, and inatiumantal soloists: Strand Harmony 5 WENR 5. Children’s prozram: stories Vocul and instrumental artists neiwco: Markets: Lind's Orchestra Cooper's Hawalians Man's Land Quartet > 10 TO 11 P Seizer's Orchistra 1alk: vocal solos Trio Orchestra Senquicentanniul New York: Voval and imstrumental artists Hot Springe: First Presbyterian Ohurch services lington Hotel Orchestra s Roston- Vocal and mstrumental <oloista’ Trongone Saxo- phone Band : . New York: Vi New York ww. waDe Chicago Chicaco “himes Auantic City Davis Swanas i Syneop 1180 pm P Beck. br Tivali Theater ¥ Program 10 4.m.— Woman's hour with station W.1Z from New Vork 1155 Arlington time signals. 17 noon—-Organ recital. hroadcast from the os of the Homer Kitt Piano Co, I p.m.—Meyer Davis Fotel Orchestri broadeast New Willard Hotel b Otte Andall’s Or=an adenst recital from ¢ No isco: Rudy New York: Mo New York: Vol Schenectads: WGY Philadelphia morrow. hroadeast ¥ soloists nour New Willard from the soloisix rtown Orchastra . WTAG. WCCO, WSAT and Musical Lecture 2 WEEL' WEAR. WOC. KSD, WCAE. W) RADIO EXPORTS LARGE. | #8.936.565 During First Eleven Months of Last Year. exports from the in 1925 are expected 12 per cent of the entire foreign! electrical trade for the vear. Radio | axports for the first 11 months of the ecar were 38936565 ax against $4 6 in tHe corresponding period of | S December figures are expected | 11:00—New York <how Droportionate increase, | Orchestra Studio program: plano re Al Leniz and his Vercatile Serenad Low ‘Angeles; Vniversite ‘af Southern Califormia w York: The Record Boys: Freddie Rich's Orches | New York: Jerome Uhl baritone: Keith McLeod pianist Miami_Beach. Fla.; Danee program ......... New York: Lecture: police and weather reports Cleveland: Organ recital: woloists Los Angeles: Musical proxram x Springfeld: Muwical nrogram: weathar reports: McEnelly's Orchestra s 10 :30—Ohicag Kienzer Entertainers: wsongs’ reading: Ha v York ' Vanderbilt Hotel Oiches! York: Club Kentucky Orchestrs . 1n TO 1 MIDN 1d's Swanee Entertainers United to total ! Radio States and missing person N Ne w T, Joe Everglades ] 3 X 7 Musical program The Parodians: Club Cadix antic City: Silver Slipper Supper Club: Edd Damwe Orchestra . & ies Los Angeles: Bund concert New York: Lopez's Orchestr 2 s New York: Ernie Golden s Orchestra Detroit: Goldketie's Orchest Mooseheart, T Palmer Vi Pitts Program om Pitts) Chicago: Williams' Skylarks: vocal and instrumental selo, Chicago: Chimes: vocal and instrumental solos Cineinnati: Weather an zrain reports: travel talk nk s St. Paul Hotel Orchestra. .. 11 :30—Atlantic "I‘)” kM;!{v‘ll"“nl‘!ymw“ Ory i “Too Much Money.® a radio- Phenteiads | Organ recital. WEAD movie presentation. WRC and L 45— Atlanta: Organ recita . 3 s \'\ 17 Sp‘ N ta 9 o'clock ! 122 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. G s . 00—Chicago: Chimes: voeal and instrumental program: 7 ¢ 00 i :fn'ru"lfl Ladies’ Quartet e 5 S Musie program, \WBAL, R to 10 ‘!"\ym:";“"v;‘"_”_ 5 . acloc New York: Parody Ciub Orchestra.....0..0 i New York: Warner Night g b = Chicago: Swedish program . .. & - Mectropolitan indoor ice San Franeisco: Instrumental “trio: vocal solos. Los Angeles: Musical program Kating championship _races. < Moines: B *Life Littie Symphons 5 s D et o0 Hotel Orchestra: v from Madison Square Garden. WNYC, 8:30 to 10 o'clock Dallas: Songs: musicians 3 re® Musieal program S o A iz cwater Beach Hotel Oriols 'Orchestra Hockey game. Boston vs. New York, WIY, 8:30 o'clock. Revie 353 T Chicago Teach Japan English on Air. Lessons in English are being made | art of the daily broadcasting in | okio. the Department of Commerce i« advised. Classes are held each eve- ninz from 6 to 6:30 o'clock, and the material that is broadeast in English | first supplied to subseribers in printed form ) ] RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT o =2 Cool x*s 7= Bt 5 3 142 2,300 £0 ot Sa Diana ol artists. Drogram 3 wrzh Post sonzx Z3 S295R2 203085 Swedish- Whistling "and Orchestra al solos = = olos: TEAdINES ..ol s 0——Om: Feirman's Orchestra sozenbapesese 0 Qman: Je Niehinawi frolie: Planiation Piavers: Srran music SRR e 170 2 AM. HF'",PI Ambassador Orchestra.... ... S Aireies: Examiner. prodram o R Fat Barnes - your Hour San Francisce: Coakley's Orchestra . ‘ooseheart, Ti.: Palmer House Victor 5Ot Night-Howls: Sky.Terriers: 3 Drogram from Castle Farm ...... 2 2:00—0 ht Watchmen Jubilee . . . . ok ... WOAW = o # Ginger Hour: Ralph Wiliiams and his Littie Sitvlarks. itdls Chicago: ~Insomnia ©iib ‘. Coon Sanders Musie.” WRZ. KYW, 9 “Victor Hour of 1:00—Lot Anselis WR( WJZ. WGY, WCAD. KDKA and o'clack. League” Teongone Saxophone Band. WANC, 10:30 n'clack { connect 2,300 | STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 1926. NEW STATION HERE OPENS SATURDAY WMAL, “Washington Radio Forum,” to Broadcast on Regular Schedule. Washington has a new br station. which will be dedica ¥y night at 7 o'clock Station WMAL, located in the radio studio of the M. A. Leese (‘0. 720 Eleventh street northwest, will take its place in the radio world, beginninz next Saturday night and operating Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 7 to & p.m. hereafter - This station has bheen dedicated by M. A. Leese as the Washington Radio Forum for the dissemination of “The Better Things in and for Washing ton.” \Ir. Leese will be among those the program Saturday night and for mally will place the station at the dis posal of his fellow citizens It is announced that the policy of Station WMAL will be broad and in keeping with the rules and regulations the Radio Division of the De t- ment of Commerce. 1t will operate on 1 wave length of 212.6 meters and on a power 150 waits, The Mever Goldman L'Aiglon Band will supplv the music for the opening of Station WMAL, and a distinguished Jist of public officials will participate in the program. FIFTEEN MINUTES OF - RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERR Al Righte Reserved. Repro. Prohibdlted. deasting ed Satur Inductance and Capacity as Form of Inertia. rt II1. In the past two articles of this series I have explained certain funda mental relationships of en ergy. motion work the explanations of their al equiv alents would more easily under stood. It owe and "B tanks hein with matter electy take twe tanks “A as shown gure 1. hoth of the « nd fillec wuantities water, and B storage A Fig. 2 them together at by a pipe. shown as “C. both tanks will be the water pump is connected and made to operate water of tank "B Into tank “A." tank B tied while the height of tank “A" will be increased. I the pump is replaced water motor the water will try in its po tion of equilihrium will operate the water motor passes through pipe “C* until the level in the tank R again reaches the same level as that in tank “A The work dona by wa motor in getting original position will work expanded on the water pump in torcing water from tank "R Into tank A" except for the amount of energy dissipated as heat in friction fn the pump and water motor and in the pipe and tanks. A similar case ls that two alrtight dr A ti: figure 2, both filled with atmos pheric pressure and ted by & pipe “C." Under conditions there will he t for air to flow from one dr ther, be the hottom the leve same nto pipe w0 as draw and pump it can be emp the water in to re the water on the back to fts he equal tn the con such dency m to the Wwimy Use Hbe, thugsa | Designed long life and abi for No. 7111. New York on | =11, OR SIMILAR TUBES foecied in mtp Evereadys are supreme. an Eveready dealer nearby. Ask cause the air in both drums is under the same pressure. If. however, an alr pump Is inserted in pipe g which connects them together. and overated S0 as to cause alr to he ex- hausted from tank “B" and com- | pressed into tank “A." the equilibrium | will be disturbed and the greater pres. | sure in tank “A” can be used to op jerate an air ‘motor substituted in place of the air pump in pipe C." and hera again the cnergy obtained by op. eration of the motor will be equal to that expended in pumping air into | tank ‘A" less the amount of cnersgy dis sipated through friction Lost Energy. The energy used to overcome tion of the pumps and (the friction of the pipes and tanks in | both cases is “lost” hecause it is no | longer available. The energy used to | overcome the opposition by the water |or alr in the "A™ tanks is not lost | hecause it can be used in its new form | to do work | The total opposition to the change in the form of energy in hoth cases Is equal to the resistance offered by fric ‘nnn plus the resistance or opposition | {offered by the pressure of the water jin tank “A" in the case shown by figure 1 and the back pressure of the ale drum “A” of figure to Heat. Chan In char a condenser by applying | |an electromotive force in the circuit | [in which the condenser is connected, | some of the electrical energy is dis. sipated or changed into heat by the| actual resistance of the circuit while | the rest is used to charge the m- | denser. The opposition offered by the | condenser does not dissipate energy, | | but rather changes it into another available form which can he obtained | by discharging the condenser in miich | the same way that the cogpressed air lor gas is discharged. A similar action having different characteristics place when current is made in a cirenit containing Here also the inductance offers an opposition to the flow of the cur but this oposition. similar to th fered by the condenser. serves 1 « &Yy and not to dissipate it case with resistance. To tinguished hetween the various opposition 10 current flow. the act resistance of the circuit which ca a dissipation of electr encrzy called “ohmic Hel srposi Ition by the conde i called “capaci tive reactance al the ion of fered by the ind lied “in ductive reactance sition to flow bined effectx “capacitive ance reactance Impedance oLD CHICAEEOAN DEAD. C. F. Periolat Knew City When It Was CHICAGO F. 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The department explainad in srani the ing | one had of heen fore the fourth ra eration on the is not interference in h other far Southern stations using the | length | with WBI( ham at 1 ather th 5,000-watt | wave nea nd tror tha Hee <ta ha U wave from 1 P 250 meters still are looked upon with disfavor spite her ave le| ing W pla Chi tive i of | compared with the hands between 250 and 300 that have heen deleted since Novem- only one was from the st K nt on and length v future takes | was licensed to vse application WL CONSIDER OLD STATION. | Colombia May Take Over doned German Plant. Aban- | Rehabilitation of the German wire. less station at Cartagena. Colombia, which was discontinued hy direction the allied governments in 1914, is ng considered Ly the Colombian overnment. It also is proposed that the government take over all stations now heing cperated by foreign companies | Comedy of Manners Going on Air. 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