Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1926, Page 36

36 MUSIC OF BERLIN FEATURE OF WRC Varied Program to Be Offer- ed Capital Radio Fans Tonight. An hour with the music of Irving Rerlin. respectfully dedicated to the composer. will be one of the headline features tonizht on one of the most varied radio programs ever broadcast hv WRC. The Berlin music has been arranged by Al Kamens, director of the Mever Davis Swanee Svncopators and will he plaved b: that orchestrs from 1630 to 11:30 w'clock. The remainder of the varied ofll wil fnelude # brief concert by the Unit States Avmy Band: a quarter of an! hour « “The Record Boys'—A Fernard. Frank Kamplain and Sammn ¢ Siept: the radio novelty inaugurated last week—"The Voice of the Silent Drama’: o talk on “Horses” by Gen. | James G. Harbord, under the auspices | of the Torse Association of America: | the weekly political resume of Fred. | sric Willlam Wile: a special concert he the Royal Salon Orchestra: an' argan recital hy Otto F. Beck: dinner | concerts by Daniel Breeskin's Raleigh Hotel Orchestra and the Mever Davis New WillardEnsemble. under the divection of Samuel Korman. and # Smithsonian Tnstitution talk on “The American Sword." to he presented by Dr. T. T. Belote of the National | Miseum Practically_all of the seven-hour| program will he hroadcast jointly | with WRC by station WJZ of New Tark The hand concert. which will he econducted by Capt. William J. Stan nard. will be the first of a series of half hours with the Army Band 1o be | presented weekly from the Park Road | station The ce of the Silent Drama which s scheduled for §:30 o'clock will bring to the radio audience # econd presentation in dramatic form of the theme of one of the outstand pictures soon to be re. out ihe country H. Macdonald of Po-| will_open WMAL's pro a talk on Traffic from | int of the Bench.” Other | e ziven by Paul F. Grove Brandenburg and Charles P litor e Eveninz Star Thursday, January 21, 1926. NAA—Nuval Radio_ Station, Radio, Va. (1345 Meters). Weather Bureau reports —Weather Bureau reports WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomac elephone Co. (1685 Meters). tarly Program Tomorrow. n.—"Tower Heulth Metropolitan Tower WRHF—Washinzton Radio Hospital Fund Committee (256 Meters). noon (dailyl—Curren dio Forum zenersl coun e yme Owning the Key ord. zen Real Estate I Made rhe Eveninz s WEC—itedio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters), Raleizh from the American Sword te. of the National he aus) of the Davis' N Willard inder the divection of woadeast from the avmond G ndant »t. William ' leader: broadesst WIZ forses.” by Gen. James spices of the WIZ. New Yorl Voice of the Silent ith station WJ% Salon Orchestra station WJZ, WGY New Yo Jitieal Situation in Tonight.” by Frederic broadeast jointly with Te Record B ank Kamlain and Sammv deast with station WJZ York 10:30 1 An Hour with the Mu sic of Irvinz Berlin.” by Mever Davis Swanec Svneopators, arranged by Al Komens. director. broadcast from the Earle Theater Building. 11:30 pan.—Orzan recital by Otin I Beck. breadeast from Crandall's Tivoli Theater Early Program Tomorrow. 10 am Woman's hour, h deast with station WJZ from New York. 11:55—Arlington time_ signals. i 2 non—Orzan recital. broadeast om the -tudios of the Homer L. Kirt Mever Davis' New .Willard | Orchestra. broadcast from the lew Willard Hotel WGBS to Broadcast Plly | 2hts of Nagasaki.” a shor( oy hurston Maccauley, will be Troadeast by WGBS January 28 Fuzene Lincoln. Broudway actor, will play the leading rol RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGIIT. Concert by the United States Army Band. WRC and WJZ, 7:45 to 8:15 o'clock Vusical program by the Y. M. H. A, and' Y. W. H_A. Chorus and Orchestra, WIP, ®:30 o'clock. he Political Situation in Washington Tonight,” by Frederic William Wile, WRC and WJZ, 10 o'clock Rice String Quartet. WGY. 10 o'clock. he Sesquicentennial Hour. U, 10 to 11 o'clock. Proorams Philadelph THE EVENING N AR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, “JANUARY 21, 1926. RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMEN HURSDAY. JANUARY 21. 1926 of Distant Stations Scheduled jor Eastern Staudard Time 170 5 Pm ahlers tow s Ho O ik Zan - impe 3t TO G P Tea time: musical program Readers Clu 112 Childy proc. ories: s Soloists- Valentino ( Women'= clubs. musicsl nia- Auta repaire by ra Pittsbursh: 5 TO 3P, New York: Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Orchestia Detroit Phitidelon Atianta Newark Dinner concer 2 and St e aieranone s newe Trio Cook’s Do Orehestr MeAlpin Stin: +coneent Dinnc 0 Entert-inment Talke ports: Hotel Sheliin Ensmble Top = turvs time Iphia: Have Cathay Grrden (rchies: Philads Inhi Sollevue-Stratford | Hot | Oreliestia HartTord enEe o minute. in iappslind: westher en < ewr WeCo Little Symphony O hiestra JUKDEA 3001 News:“orzan tacital & Skeezix “tme for children markets ok 1 course: tulh 15— Davenport T00—Chicago Davennor New Vor Chicugo el cort Anancial and haal ook reports TO 8 PaL Dinner concer KDKA L: Snorts S repont=- bedtime Stories K- “Judge. A 1 Orehestin OrZan vecital: dinner conce t b Drake Hotel Fn. a und Blackstone String Quintet Mlantie City s sports: Totel Agbas-odor’ Orhestra (mmm .K. hicago hii: Uncle Win's roll call amd birthdag s 17 Orcan: Palmer Symphon: Placers and Vietorians. Wigh Lopes 1 OFchestra: Ao s Orehestia WHN Markat hizh apots ardens Dance Orchasira \WNY ¢ Supperbell progtan Woodshed T e progrem . Sulvation WS New York: Talk: sports: opers note WRNY Kanxa t Fitveiand Dt Organ recital: Gravhnz's strins Trio Swedish pro- WHT 1 Markets storics: addeess Tridnon Tnsembis. . WDAF Hotel Statler Concart Orehestra WEAR Goliketta's Symphons Orehostia solod: Tdle #na Meginnits Realtors WIR Chicago Philude]| Hartford Rauland-Lyrie Trin: toloe WENR hia: Beilavue-Stratford Hote! Orchastra WEl Conn.: Traveier s Managers Banguet: Colonyal Male Quartet: Foor Guard Band: <pea WTIC Chicaga New Yoo vialin Organ reciiall Hotal Lusall Orihestis WNAQ Ko Talk: panist: Pace InsOtute prosram’ redings i<t WwMea K Hymn sing’ Smither Brothers WEAF Newa bulletins WOR =g ok TR Seracusn orogran WEFRL talke Dallas: Raker Naw' Yor i Hm‘u Vanderhilt Orhesira Philadelphia: Dresm Daddy, with bove and il Philadeiphia: Snellen: Facitul Atlaniic Baltimars Citx K by Mre 'l Drean racital Porto Rico: Musical concert: solos: talke Philadein hia: “Hotel Adelphia Orchestra ton: Talk Cincinnati Weather and markat ranorts 8 To 9 P Musical procram nati- Hotai 'Gibw valkd Baitmmore Castells Nigh al and nstrumental nlactione Atlantic G Cincinnaty iy: Seamide Hotel Trio Musical program Philadeiphia: Gondoliars: K Kigs Sorinefiel Army .~ Hotel Kimball Danee Orchiestra Salvation Band New York: The Larkinites Hires' Hariesisre WEEL 7P W WOC. WCCO. WFI. WTAG. KSD WCAE, WEAR. York: Voral und matrumental’ solotsts: 1eqdin [ Fla.: N olice hulleting Zither Trio: “The Bearing Intarnationst the Further Limitation of Armament haries €. Hyde g WNYC Will Oakland'= Chateain Shanles £50 hanjoist WHX Philadelphia: Talks: Y. M. and Y. W. H. A. Chorus Drches Suiange ¢ Vork i Orlando's Hotel Raosevent Orehesira: Jonee. Pittanareh - Oando's Hotel reportas farm nrogram: half fours orchestra’ s Chicezo with ous composers: KDKA Little Symphons KDK A Girls” and” Bosa' Club RYW Bectim, Dpocches Detroit: Studio nrogram WX Chicagn Chicren Oriale Orchedtra WEBH Willinmse: O 24l 10 i strumanial oloists WOJ Denver:” Markets: news: Brown Pilace Strins Oma Orchess R 13—San Frane Memphie New S 30— Louisvi St Lo Minnea Lot Ance o Moin 1aveland Lew Ferris: Manny Kea Trio i seo” "Children < hour: sories Bedtime stories JHores - Yuice of the Siteat Drinia Ze1e Chanter. Delta Oaicron Naiionai Mu-ical Bible 14l WhAS Ecmeralas Maiie manist S Ksp Musical’ program ios iiweco Examiner Brogram : KFT s, Raloigh Quintet WHO Worltrite artite = WEAR Dovennart: Oumen Entertaine 8:35—Chivazo New York: Jerome Uhl. baritons’ Reith Meleod, pranist. Wy Musical features. Alumo O hestra WHT “TO 10 W, 8:00—New York: Vocal solos: annual chureh dinner from Hote! Biltmore S Wiy Dea Maines sere Life Trio WHO New York: Roval salon Orcheetrs WRE WEAD WGY and Chicaga san Frane New York Wiz Reading z Aeca: Stories markets’ Lind's Orchestra Vocal sol0s: essay<: movie review New York: Harmony Sinzers: solos New York: Vocal and inetrumental solos: Kock & linjans New York: Clicavot, Cluh Eskimos WERT WJAR WET WOCO Springfiel Atlantic ( WCAE. WSAI WEAR R, Wid KSD ind WGN frem z < Salyation Arms Band: MaDowall prlogram ity Studio concert Detroit: Goldkette s Serenaders: soloisis Atianta Tefferann ion. T, Soliat 2:30—1ox Anzel hicazo B Music: falks Strand’ Ha mony Entaitainirs: soloists ren’s Drogram: Mus ¢: yolos: hands: filke.W. Ziezler Sisters: instrumental solos: Twe, T Musica Cict talxa: Kreuter Trio Orzan recital Citv: Parmers’ nroeram: music addrasses Mixed and brass quartcts: vocal Aned mstromental reading o2: Childven's Wotir: sories: music Vaeal and instrumental artists anquet ‘of Texas Farm Rurean orcanations Antania | Mar Al program: Asaneiated harmacats nf M. Memphie 10:00— Chiceen S eneta Missouri Pacific Boosters” Cinh 10 TO 11 P Paychoanals sanicentannial e 3 Lacture: inatrumantal saloa: chim: (iv: Rice String Ouartet: .coeal anlos Sorinzfield s Police and missing por-on reports New - Yor WWT Clecetand Atantie € hiladeln) New Vork K Silartann | O hestra | WERT W WEI WTAG. WOU, Wero, KSD, WOAE. W WSAT and’ . . LIB. from 4 instrumentai -oloe seram : Ti0: musieal presiim Yoval and nctemental coice Talk br Frederic William Wile. WRC and Organ racital: soloiats Voral solos: Oriole Orchestra: news itv: Dance orchostra 14 Al Lentz's Entertainars Voeal Solos: talk: police snd we thar raports Hot Sprines: Ballad numbers of Eactman Hotel Orchesira recital s Musical program Tastr 10 17— Chicage Yort 1o Angel progrim LU WMBR 0 m aufo show: music: McKuy's O s organ music WLW Kiepzor Entertaiers: choul Sl Hawaiian music. WIT The_Record Bove: Rich's Orchestra isco: Seizers Orchestra 3 e Clab Kentueky Entertainers WHN le<: Health talk it K P TO 12 MIDNIGHT. RHI KPO adex Orehestrs WHY ical nrogram WHT others WL nrogram RYW - cire: Addrees er Slipper Supper Clun: Hddie ight s " Orchestra wpG New York: Ernie Goldan's Orchakira WMCA Hot Springe: New Arinston Hotel Orchestra’ Erench harp and Yo Anse Anzo cordion naveities: ' Meyer Davis Orchestra. ... KTHS Tonez Orcheatrs les Kioss Trio: soloists’ . RFT Ins: Musical program KNX Mladelphia: The Parodians WOAT Chicago e Detroit: ¢ Toists: Moulin Orchastia; vora) and inefrumental TAldlAti s Orenastia Maogeheart. T Vietarians Omiaha: € Pittsbureh Chicago Chicazn “olni Minneano! 11.30-—Atlantic €1 Chicazn 11 45— Atlant reizhion University’ Dramatic Cluh h: Peet revue R Wilhams' Skslark<: vocal and ‘instrumental artists WQJ Chimes: story peems: vocal and instrumenta) < s 5 teons S WVING, Post Warhitzer procram’ m WRR liei Weatner and mericetvoporta: Loi< s Ornesira ECo 1y Folnes Berzere Dance Orchostra .. .. Drake Hotel O-chestra: -ones dv: Qrean hecital. WCAD and Entertamment 12 MIDNIGHT T0 1 AM. pcazo: Chimes: vocal and instrumental soloists innati. Teo-man jazz band: instrumental solos Mooseheart: Victorians 4 Chicazo cw Yorl Jes: Muticar progren Dance music (rom Castle Farm Pierre Orchestra: -olcs k: Parody Cluh Orchestra ranciscn: Swiss Sineing Society New Yorl Los Angel k: Broadway night les: Musical nrozram Davenport: Le Claire Hotel Orchestr: solos Chicage - Dallas: C] Vocr! solos: Oriole Orchestra vs: Bankers' Life Little \‘mnhrm\- Orc Iw-utra : line'sCollegians aha: Herb Feierman's Orchestra .. nsas City: Nighthawk frolic: Plantation Playere: others 1:00—Los Angel Tos Angel 1TO 2 AM, les: Examiner procram . les: Amhassador Hotel Orches neisco: Coakley's Orchestia . Pat Barnes' “Your Hour Les Cincinnati ‘Night Howle: High Moon Lodze Orchesiva TO 3 AM 2:00—Omaha: Roseland frolic: Hodek's Orchext Chicago Chicago RADIO “Tnsomnia Club™: Coon-Sanders Ginger hour: Littie Skylarks REPAIRING PAC E COURSES BATTERY CHARGING AND RENTALS PR SN DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE New Classes Now Forming FOWLER RADIO SERVICE Ralletin on request 500 Madison St. N.W. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN TNIVERSITY Main 3845 Adams 2700 || 1760 and BT ReIN elehitn RADI GETS SCOOP ONDAWES ADDRESS 'Reporters Absent When Vice tadio scooped the press in transmit Piesiaent Delivers Talk Extemporanecus'y. ting the address of Vice President Dawes to millions of listeners on When the Vice President went diveet | people with his bitter denunci s of the Senate rules, there wa i the tic not ere ver te 1 g vl ln i | st | ful night, it was learned today sinsle 1 er covering the tory. And. ax the sddress was deliv dextemporancously, there s no batim report of its text in ex ne Chzd been expected by the news wers that the talk by G Dinwes ould be contined to an aiterdinner ech. much the 'mes of most post-prandial discr ne hat the v 1. Dawes of “Hell ‘n Maria” fame | 7 The static-filled cther and the weak about to decline 1o be antom aker at a “phantom ner was realized. however, s soon he announced that he had little hedtime st late o the mil 1= of citizen happened 1o be ninz to seven of the most power broadeasiing stations in the Cnited te AU that uncture pencils Dot o e nic tors ordinardy wonld have uzht into action. B as the Viee ident took a firm zrip on the heart-to-heart™ talk with his udience. no member = present 1o tihe pictur ue and point of the 1 eru rul saaor fo Lol Senate Gen. Dawes continued throu brief denunciatic " e WE mir talk for sence only of the st . from whose studio the talk w vered, wnd Gen. 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