Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1926, Page 10

TOSCANINIS LAST THE EVENING LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time STAR, WASHINGTON, \ D. C, SATURDAY, [EAGUE M AY S]-AR |SIX BAY RUM VICTIMS | EXPECTED 70 RECOVER I Army Bonr\; ;l‘rylngirl; Trace Liq- uor Which Killed Othe™ FEBRUARY CALL LETTERS CHANGED. | RS Two changes in station call letters were announced today by the Depart ment of Commerce, KFXC, 204.7 meters, at Santa . Calif.. will be known in the future KSMR, and! w. u. Gorrics Presiden . v Hexrsperny Miles. | Vice President of Arkansas station, Philharmonic Guest Conduc tor Will Bid Farewell to Radio Audience. Arturo Toscznini will make his fare well bow to the United States tonight ew Y in a concert at Car: York Ciiv, which i by Stetions when he conduc harmonic Society negie Hall, Nev 1o be broadeast WIZ and WGY 'osean will return within the next Pw duys to Ttaly continue at 1 Seala, Milan, and his appesrance with Mmonic Societs tonight will hix Werlis' engagement conductor. The Philhur ranged a prosvan tured by Beethoven's in ¢ s the his work conclude as guest Society has ar that will be fea “ifth Symphony erpts from the mod ushka ™ nd two es ern Struvin: The remainder of the prog consist the overture to the” and “Gethsemani,” by de Will Last Two Ho The Philharmonic econcert will gin at $25 o'clock and will be c tinued for apnroximately two hours. A second feature of WRC'S program will be ussion on “The Work « sented by Rep resent Stevensor South Peunsylvi The will inch Boernste Suryan Sabati. Le. oint Congress Willtam wolina, Demoerat, and Tep. o of tive of Revublican, VR('s program Washington chestra, entertainment « ndall’s Saturday Nighters: a talk by Dr. William M. Mann, super: intendent the National Zoologlcal Park, and a Bible talk by Everett F. Haycroft, teacher of the Men's Bible class of the Petworth Baptist Church. Debate on World Court. A debate on the World Court be- tween students of George Washington University is the principal event on the program of The affirma- tive side Le by Lyle W. Ohlang Trimble, while John L. eV and James R. Kirk land will defend the negative. Meyer Goldman’s Orchestra and a George H. 1 the A, A A other attractic mait or. Ly of are LocalRadio Entertainment Saturday. February 6, 1926. NAA—Naval Radio_ Station, Va. (1345 Meters). Weather B Weather E Radio, 3:45 pan 10:05 p.m. 241 Teports. LU reports. WRHF—Washington Fund 11 am. to 12 v events fo Radio I Current “shut-ins, WCAP — Chesa Telephone Ca silent ake and Potomac (468.5 Meters). ashington Radio 212.6 Meters). Meyer ( nducting. and dance numbers, p.m.—“The e H Forum O in rt Motoy Poske, man apter, 7:30 and Club,” ¢ trict ot Automobile 7:40 p.m try of the United World Court is wise the subject of a students of ( versity iis Dis- corge mour and to be not WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). m.—Daniel Chwalow Tlamilton Orchestra, broadcas the Hotel Hamilton 6:45 p.m—Zoo talk. by Dr. Wil liam M. Mann, superintendent of the ational Zooiogical Park, under the spices of the Smithsonian Institu- tion. 7 p.m.—Irving Boernstein's Hotel Washington Orchestra, broadeast from the Hotel Washingtotn. 7:40 p.m.—The Work of Congress,’ by Representative Wiiliam F. Steven on’ of South Carolina, Democrat. and presentative Henry W. Temple of Yennsylvania, Repubfican. 8:10 p.m.—Bible talk. Haycroft, teacher of class, Petworth B the auspices of tion m.—New Y . Arturo Hotel Iverett F. the men’s Bible st Church, under the Organized Bible Philharmonic conductor; broadcast with stations WJZ and WGY m Carnegie Hall, in New York. gram follows: Overture to (\Weber): “Symphony No, in (Beethoven). “Gethsemani’ (De Sabata). two excerpts from “Petrushka” (Stravinsky). 10:30 p.m randal Nighters. TOURISTS FOLLOW.FLAG. NEW YORK, February 6 (). —Fig- ures made public yesterday by offi- of the Atlantic Conference Lines, which operate all-American vessels, showed that $0,746 passengers sailed abroad on their boats in 1925. This is a gain of 20 per cent over the 62,430 passengers who sailed in 192 The check-up showed that \merican tourists are “followi flag” in their travel. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. The Work of Congress.” by Representatives William F. Stevenson of South Carolina, Democrat, and Henry Temple i Pennsvivania, Republican, :10 o'clock. Saturday more the the Chi. Company, by o Civic Opera AC, 7:55 o'clock. Orchestral program _ and stage specialties from Grand Central Theater, KSD, 8 o'clock. 7::55 Novelty program Dby Ev. Jones and His Gang, WTAM, 9 to 12 o'clock. Knickerbocker Club, with the three “Red Heads,” WBZ, 8:30 to 9:30 o'clock. to Vice President Charles G. Dawes by the Man- ufacturers’ Club of Philadel- phia, WIP, 8:30 to 10 o'clock. Dinner “Crandall's Satecday Night- ers,” WRC. 10:30 1o 12 o'clock. { to e Thilhar- | ving | talk by | ! CONEERT TONGHT k hil- WRC. | 1TO 5 P.M. ew York: Louis Fisher's Or-hestra New York: Studio program: Boston: Anction bridge game : —New York: Hotel Lorraioe Orchiesira solos: talk Station. Meters. .. WEA 5 5T0 6 PM. 00—Boston: Copley New York o0 Chicazo® Voeul soloista: Val 30—Boston: Synconation matinee .. 4. Chicugo: Dance program: solos . 45-—Pittsburgh: Daddy Plaza Hotel Dance Orvheste Hotel Lorraine Orchestra: tino Orchestra Winkum from’ Post markets " etudio 6 TO 7 PM. 3:00—Boston: The Smilers New York: Hotel New York New York: U PizilndIphia market Cleveland bec . Hines' Ore Wea reports . 2 A Carl Rupi's Orchestra Mich.: Speed-Wagon semyile Biltmor Talk. sports Market reporta Hotel “Orchestra Hotel Shelton convert Bellevue-Stratford Hotel Or Benjamin Frank Serenaders. rd Colonial Orchestra . storia Ore R Alpin String Entemble J. hestra . stra e 2 Hotel Orchestra T Gold 'S Ensembie from KDKA ' hestra tay 1 (axa Orchestra, WEFRL and . Hartford New York Omaha: Herh Cinldren's_ peiod Club, Caprice Orehestra Feierman's_Orcheatra . Pittsbureh ouse Employes Chicaga: Skeezix timo for children $5—Springficld. Hotel Lenox Ensemble Chicago: News. financial and final ma Dasenport. Chimes conert 00—Davenport s from KDKA ki Rads: Mudieal: programn by th Phita B Phi Bedtima st Philadelphia: Bedtime siory Atlanta - Biltmore Hotel Oceh it Toms Gorman's O Levitow's Hotel € Jifiilo program: Orlanio's Miami Teaeh - Concmrt prosran Veland . Hotel Statler Ore Kaners City - Markets Fasemble K Piana et Orean reciial Chicazo: Orzan reital Mo'meheart, T an recital Caletv talk: Wir Rauland Trio: eoloists Frmmet Long's Orch Theome: Tax roll_call; tra hestra i Hot vornl moloists ers Vit Montreal Chicago nolis g field A Tphin ntie City Newark: Van Hartford, Conn Selienectady: Bridge leaso Announ tov Fotel Bond Bellevue-Stratford Hotel ‘O Voonl soios: Hines Orchestra. fice Teports 1'La Salle Tntrumental hour: Palmer 1’ Trovatore.” by Chicago Opera Co Trio . Band . riot reports . I TOS P Iulleting st torics i wonzs . ‘hestra. Amphions hestra talk . instrumental sel Orrhestra Featal Ol b " wa CRAC WENR Avceo Wi wLIT WEAR "wor W W6y WNAC 8 TO 9 PM. +ford, Conn : Sunday school wark: Orange Chumbe: Orchestr: Sisea Atlantle City: Seaside Hotel Springfield: McEnelly's Ochestra: eram: thres “Red Heads New York: Vocal and instrume Irish jigs and reels ... . ew York: Studio program: ariod: hymns ... .. of Commerco program: Oriando’s” Orchestra . WTIC artists: ‘Bolton Biothcra - New York: Vocal soloists: Associated Gleo Clubs’ the_T1st Regiment Armory . New York: Cosmo Hamlton's ‘racia i | | i | | lestra one American | the en-| States Into the This is to be debate bhetween Washington Uni. which has heen arranged for by Louis M. Denit, under the direction of President George Mather Lewis, for the Washington Radio Forum. The affrmative side of the question will be carried by Lyle W. Ohlander and John T. Trimble. The i will be borne by John L. Sey James R. Kirkiand Constructive speeches more than 10 minutes, and rebuttal arguments not more than 4 minutes. The judges will be announced. i ey el from | i | | | Bound Brook, N. J., will remain on the phitharm to e U Sp Vi President of mitacturyes of Philadeinhia Philadelnhia: Talk on ~Abraham WEAF crent events: Fil from Chamber of program B st Tows estral program Grand Ceniral Theater Chicago: Bedtime ato Pittsbureh Fram: Weatinzhe Cineinnat " safety ta ach Hoted ¢ talka and Home-Love Rupr's Orchestia - ne until ¢ a Cincinnati Sanker's Orchesrta Memnhis 3 wrt Drogram: Vora Towa hasker nd_instrumental s entertainment Studio features Minnesat ~al Montrer 15— Chicage 00—New York: Tai Anesles fhvinnati - Newa revie < el b y _program by entertamers jeical program. .. stud seheart, 11 torians azo: Auction Chi Musical comedy, “The Fo Portland: Dinner concert. . San Francisco: Talke: markets: (Meago: Frederick Daw and Russell Atwater Kent radio arti Violinist: Cotton Belt Qi Wildren's program: am by talent rom Family Band. Congress Classic” . ... Coneert hy Y. M.H. A field Ag0 St. Touis: Memphis 10 TO 1 10:00—Lansing, Mich.: Dance program: Davenport Hot Springs: Tos Angeles: Springfield: Newark Thicago Minneapolis New ¥ Cincinnat Tos Angeles Fidale Band Theater revue: Musical program Paul tenor Jack Mexican' music readings. ... . E Musical program. Philadelphia Beach : York : ylvania = Orchestra. Weatlier raports Soloiats: Moulin Orchestra Dance program ogram from Castle F: ad Inn Orchestra . Klenzer Entertainers: Jack heatra . WGY . ws hlietine Lincola”: Brothe < “age specialtins nvse B Violnist: voesl tolos: magazine talk stors soloe lion ard his Californions 1 game .. Alamo_ Orchestra . 9 TO 10 P.M. Lyric Strng Trio .. quet” ard’ danc o dinner of the Real Estate ymentad Drogram . pridge game Lind's Orchestra. .. Pratt atori from Commerce . Atwater Kent radio artists. .. Tazan. o Litfies Wanaail 11311 Ras Benjamin Frankiin' Hotel Orct novel- (.yméj Keith, i TG e L AWMBF Reis Gen. Cliarics’ nited S e ited Staes. by the WFT \WMCA adicational WOAW from concert from ommerce RS RYW < KDiA Seckatany Hawkine WELW o Orenestra: Sunday o * wERn WTAM WBIT, WIS WRAT WM CWHAS RFT WerT WGBS CRAC WHT TWIS Wreere. with 3¢ chimes recital sts WG L KFI WSAT WTAM L WL IIWMCA I ‘Jones and’ his ‘gang & 0t the Engineers ogTAm . CWRNY WTIC weco maaE louse Vic- e e wn WEBM CURGW wheo hototo MaQ ey WiB WOR music 1 PM. Speed-Wagon Serenader: Voeal and_instrumental artists. bedside sto Stories: Sunday school announ Weaher and misiing perso Violiniat: Cotton Belt Quartet: chimes from university.. Eigewator Beach Hotel Oriole Orchestra tra’ . James Kelth. tenor: George Olsen’s Hotel Pen: Hotel Bond Dance Orchestra rm Turner. Windsor_Hotel Dance Orchesrta: Plyladeiphia; Schnectady New York: Dance hrogram. . 11 PM. TO YVincent Lopez's Orcheatr: nie Golden's Hotel M. Organ recital. .. String_Quartet. New York New York: Philadelphia: Los Angel Minneapolis: Newark : Los Angeles Sia Francisco 1.0s Angeles Chicago® “'Sam Mooseheart, TIL.* Cniversity Guactet . New Yorl: Polica and weather re; Cincinnati Omaha: Frank Hodek's Nightingale 45—Hot Springs: Naw Atlanta: Skylark Feature proxr Musical program ' _Henry'": songs: d: Marion 00—Cincinnati: Violin_sol: Davenport: Le Claire Hotel Uhicago . Sunsct Male Quartet Mouiin_O: + soloiste Chicago: Edgcw Memphis: Lucy's Jazz Portland: Dance program Dallas: Gardne: Richmond Hill Fleveland: Wormacl T.os Angeles: Musical program Omanha 30—Chicago: Denser Chicago 45—Kaneas City Or Boys .. piang Weather report Scheuerman's_ Orchestra :00—Chicago: Your Hour League Los Anzeles: Radio Club Chicago: Stories: eongs; readings Mooscheart. TIL: The Settin’ VICLOTIANS i oosvecenoe Hotel Los Angeles: Chicago: Frolic; American Pioneers: Arlington Hotel Orche: ‘Congrees Classic and_Carnival” ... Nighthawk frolic; Plantation Players: ofhers 170 2 Ave Maria Mandolin Club. . Hustie Barret's Totel Commodore Orchestra. [V MIDNIGHT. Weather and msriket renorts. : 2 Vocal soloists: Teherban's Katinka Orchestrs Fairmont Hotel Dance Grehestra. """ musio, Palmer Touse Victoriane McKay's Orchestra: Girvin Little Symphony Orchestra Orchestra’ ra 12 MIDNIGAT TO 1 A.ML. Marion McKay: pianist . Fongs crmony Four: Swo Jays: Beach Hotel Oriole Orchestra enids it s Singing Syncopators. ... Organ_recital from World Tix L RYW [WOAF 2 TO 3 AM. “Insomnia Club™': Filml Frolic 00 Chicago: Tos Angeles: Los_ Angeles: 6 am SUPERPOWER TEST LICENSE CONTINUED Radio Corporation to Continue Bound Brook Experiment ' for Present. nd Frolic The 50-kilowatt transmitter of the Radio Corporation’ of America at afr for at least another three months, under its experimental license. Following a conference of the offi- cials of the corporation, officials of the Department of Commerce and representatives of the 12300 com- plainants of the superpower broad- casting from WJZ, it has been de- cided that the station should be given additional time for its experiments. According to engineers in charge of the broadcasting from the super- power station, it is hoped that in another three months all or most of the interference caused at present in a 10-mile radius of the plant can be eliminated. Interference caused by the early test programs from the experi- mental stations within a range of from 10 to 15 miles already has been rectified, it was said. Tt also was pointed out that whereas a comparatively small number of lis- Coon-Sanders teners have been reblanketed by the Bound Brook programs, hundreds of thousands of listeners in the Middle West and on the Pacific Coast have expressed approval of the experiment and have notified the Radio Corpora- tion that they have been able to hear for the first time direct from New York City. With its experimental license re- newed, it is understood that the Radio Corporation plans to continue its superpower transmission of several of its national features, principally the ongressional Radio Forum which has Leen {naugurated at Washington and which will introduce two members of Congress to the listeners of the coun- try every week in a debate on one of the outstanding controversial ques- tions in the Senate and the House. Other features which are expected to be bro}dcasl on the 50-kilowatts are the New York Philharmonic So- ciety concerts and the concerts of the United States Marine Band and Or- chestra which are relayed to Bound El;)lok from station WRC at Wash- igton. —_— Station Increases Power. WIS, at Chicago, 345 meters, is now operating on 5,000 watts, having been given permission by the Department of Commerce to jump its power to the present broadcasting limit. . n‘w KFBC, at San Diego, Calif., is operating on 215.7 meters. _ {that Soviet Rus Soldiers. By the Associated Press. GIANT RADIO PLANT Greatest Broadcasting Sta- | 0u0bnl: Febm b e t'on in Worid Proposed I«oldlers ill here as the result of drink- ing bay rum probubly will recover. by Secretariat. The liquor caused the deaths of six j other enlisted men. 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This has re sulted in a system in which a number of tube filaments are connected in par llel and are controled by a sir rheostat IMigure 1 shows an arrangement in which three tube filaments are nected in parallel and a single rheo stat placed in series with the parallel combination is used to control the entire group of filaments. E=1R Fig2 I-%& Fig3 R-4p | The electrically equivalent circuit is | 1 | i con Porches w Dinets, built-in china Quiet elevator, tiled corridors House phones in all Figl | 1‘ and showers | shown in figure . The circuit of rates figure 2 can be reduced to a funda mental or simplified circuit by subs tuting a single resistance for the three | resistances connected in parallel. In | figures 1 and 2, “A,” “B,” and “C” represent the resistances of the in- dividual tube filaments and “B" repre- sents the resistance of the rheostat. | When resistances are connected in | series, the total resistance of the com- | bination is equal to the sum of the resistances. In other words total re- sistance in a series circuit is equal to ! {&ll the resistances added together. In | a parallel circut, however, the total ! resistance is arrived at in a different way because connecting two resist- ances in parallel provides an easier path for the current and reduces the resistance of the system. i Finding Total Resistance. The formula for finding the total re- sistance of a combination of resist- ances connected in parallel is shown in figure 3, where “R’ represents th: total resistance and “R1,"” ‘R4,” etc., represent the individual re- sistances of the resistance elements {that are connected in parallel. If the resistances that are connected in par- allelzguch as the filaments of the tubes Whown in figure 1 and the equivalent resistances “A,” “B" and “C” in figure 2 are equal to each other, the total resistance is equal to the reciprocal of the number of re- | sistances connected together, multi- plied by the resistance of a single ele- ment. In the case shown In figures 1 and 2 for instance there are three equal resistances, “A,” “B” and “C" con- nected in parallel. The resistance of each is 50 ohms. The reciprocal of three is 1-3, which multiplied by 50 gives the total resistance of the com- { bination between points “X" and “Y" as approximately 16.66 ohms. Passes Through Filament. To operate the tubes properly, a current of 0.06 amperes must pass through each fllament. This means that & current three times that amount must be supplied in the cir- cuit. Now use Ohm’s law again to find the amount of resistance re quired in the circuit to pass a cur- |rent of 0.18 amperes with a voltage source of 413 volts. The resistance | is equal to the voitage divided by the current of 41; divided by 0.18, which gives a total resistance required of 25 ohms. 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