Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1926, Page 24

ro THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1926. 2 saying that my voice sounded like MAR|N[ HREHESTRA] LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT RADI[] FAKERS RUN FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY | |MARY GARDEN TORN |iiuis, *in, s, Tasis g : : TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1926 ety BETWEEN TWO LOVES| i it 1000 . BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA which sh pt e her debut at the ! Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Dastern Standard Time Noted Authority on Radio. 4 ; : |Opera Comtame: - paris 1806 | All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohivited Singer’s Mind Distracted From Mi- | [ove 15 Like o Wild Bird,” from 470 5 PM. Station. 5 Armen C: s “At Dawning. | 4:00—New York: Vocal nd tnstrumental solota crophone by Handsome Young |Tosti's Somebotys R New York: Mu rograimy alks ki Radio’s Hall of Fame. Part II. nni' popularity of the multitube re- Men in Audi | “Coming Now York: St T st Thomas A. Edison.—Directly and |ceiver. i en in Audience. | | on: Me OgIam . i - s g o B - | 8- Weekly Edison Hour Also to) 4oyl i Many “Long-Distance Send indirectly. Edioon has been responsible | It &, Heising — The modulation ey i 4 40—Philadelphi. wampets. 'or a number o nventions V] - et ragrcilinis - | . . e 2 i he practical thing it is today i 5 'l Radio Broadcast ? 5 T0 6 PO t - [have done thelr part toward making |t t BY the Associated Press. , | T icas! i Be Broadcast Tonight ! (aLiGoRa i ers” Revealed as Phono present-day radio possible. His x‘:"'_::l'f’u;;ur:‘h:l "”_{‘h-u“’(“""f-'sl' : Wy rebruary = Mury || Station WMAL Ton closest assoclation with radio is due e _circ sists of af e 0o i y = poclaron nenon | microphone drcuit, coupled induc. |Garden, Chicago Opera prima donra, | | 5 g0_oler ik mSEIITITTIIwHD st et - his honor. He discovered that when g i i fhbitte Lo 1l than any man I've | {35 pitebu. 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Hia dlacoverics in | American Concern That Bought Tn-| I just the radi Convenient terms arranged 7S, ere perpetrated on innoc sten. | Michael Farad L GOTSElo orini do 1a Orcihestrs Wil s S g i electromagnetisin and electromagnet o e ¢ | Primic donna, W St el L "‘.’f,‘l}{»';mm,nu.u. were of incalculable value to | terest of Lord Cowdray to Admit !o‘.” L R = 500 persons reported hearing Cardiff, | Induc el | B 2 - oncentrs simply fors S e Aberdeen. Scotland, two | the radio art. ¢ | Investors in United State it o s KOk stations o> eduled to take part in the | Reginald A. 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Hx nouncements I music had been e it LocalRadis Entertainment s e niand ot (o hadiineen n Ambrose Heming i WEAF 4815 204 | stations. t 2 on of the son ! ™ : T Toe e 623 Another person announcing him in what is known as the Fleming |stock Tuesday, February 2, 1926. LWIID 3 AsEE von' Irante. wos 2 a valve is Fleming's greatest contribu- | cor i N B a8uBeiudn. Bub e sresitken tion to rad s valve, while not | fer . R important point —Lyon did not bread. | JUeh more sensitive than ordinary | 1 NAN—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. New: Xtk ] WNNC cast in the tests [ISealof Syl ietec b baven dhie fbe (1315 M { ] e These two were the most. elabe [a o e Anyanton of ther b 0 9 ' Veuther Bure wis of the sc sttempts 1o hoodwink | MO HOreRt _eudis tt 7 ‘ e T o s S SR | et e atteries wi : i « L e n i he e Immediately exposed by the i uz“(“",, o e N the were d by onl iin. § ST WHT 400 94 I ber of listeners i : wer in| Louis A. 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