Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1926, Page 34

34 THE EVENING STAR, SWANSON WILL GIVE COURT VIEWS ONAIR: Senatoi and Dr. Ballou on| WRC’s Program for This Evening. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1926. FIFTFEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY | ! Gé : LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT | [RADIO ICE PATROL TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1926 WILL BEGIN KSOON Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time S Two Coast Guard Cutters to Keep Ships Informed of Loca- tion of Bergs. BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA i Noted Authority on Radio All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. 4 TO 5 PM. . 4:00—Boston: Metropolitan Theater progra: . New Y T Levitow's Hotel Commodore al and piaov eolos talk . Lexington Theater Orchestra Talk: artist recit Police reports; WX Stop the Whistles and Get Better legislation than is now required to en- | " Orehestra, A4 30—Philadelphia: 4:40—Philadelphia. Within the next two weeks radio | will begin its annual patrol of the ice fields of the Atlantic. The two coast guard cutters Tumpa and Modoc {have been detailed for the and will alternate in following the ice |flelds as they drift south and in in- forming all transaglantic ships of the location of the bergs, Using the call letters NIDK, in ad- dition 10 their own ship calls, the s Ue e e two cutters will broadeast four times R | New Y 3 . o A P daily reports of the southerly, wes and is expected | ¥ I . sterly boundaries of the - together with any other informa {that may be of service to nearl Additional reports will be given time upon the request from any ship. he patrol will be continued four 5:00—M.00sehcart, hicugo: Talks: | n.: ¢ | Chicago: Solosts | mu rogram ..'...... Vuleutino Inn Orchiestra’ . der's Club ... Levitow's Orchesicu Organ _concert - g addy Winkum' from P 6 TO nd - Neishbors: Oakland’s Chateau Minneapoiis: Re S Vork hicaso | 535 —pittsburen his reservations to | adherence the | be broade by ! 5 A. Swanson of Vir- progran of | The address | markets sion of Lok i of o) 6:00—New Yo World Court aljorf-Astoria Orchestra .. Peurl s Orc will " Bogton : Clay Atanta durin Wi il ginia 1dio will Wi to be; A seco ldress of «d in connection m will be given by Dr. superintendent of Why 15,000 School | Meet in \Washing- ) | Cidle m tonight. st by Jointly York - clock WREQ Wi WOk WM Wik 1 tz's Orchies importance average loudspeaker produces enough with volume nowadays to drown out all but thé most vociferous of the squeals pro- duced by such recelvers so that ordi- : 0! or o © if neces: and N & argument against it. inonths, or longer If necessary, and |, rly not much, attention is paid to |“YEument against I « o s ¢l : In a si way the peratiol o o utilibaas ot Ha tax . o1l e hovling énorus i But WHen Nk || 0 e o g el e fn o 0 Cooperate with the e partol and | AEIe station for thousands of miles |10, "i" ona way or another to she 15 commumicate 1o the cutiers notice | 5 Gperating and the master tunerdn | puorutor of such a receiver and the 15100 Gnv eeheres on ol .,4,“,';1 Sight, | Of the houschold has clapped on his | e o™" \(hich such loss takes place | ok 1EhOLgnsan O ONs BISIL rphones to corral even the faintest | Sy b0 At Can N c | and the surf temperature of 2 5 and the remedies that can be applied t regular intervals jelgnior whisper from Soine. fur .D“ to correct evils will be talen up in & riks 1 {land, even a teeny-weeny bit of aliimorrow's article ent of an dce patrol was | ypigle is apt to prove very discon- | z reckless driving. The fact t less driving may result in or conviction is still anothe Markete RDiRA 6 30—Mooseheart, T In<trume Juik almes syniBhony Playe iphia: Rotars Clib ildren's hou | Neldon powertul | Reception. Part I. force the prohibition amendmgnt. | roached. There are few drivers of the radio god is called down upon the | 1, tio. wouldl asinerata) were no laws to punish such offenses The bare possibility of hearing Europe If there were no penalties, however, | worth in an effort to hear London,|,o tnings that helps to cut down the world. may result in dumage to another per and luxurious homelife. RITZ- tonable enough ordinarily, but the damage sults is another deterrent to Hardly an international radlo test| Fortunately there are several angles auiomobiies who would deliberately | luckless heads of the thousands of against . good taste und courteous has caused many a radio fan who reckless drivers would be more numer- new Latteries, polish up his aeril and | <58 GRVIRE oy resuit in accldent Farly, Beslin or; well who can tell, |20 (Lines thet Holps o cut down | where every provision is made for Whistles and the other slight dis-| o7 o0 proberty and in turn cause o CARLTON is inseparably PALM BEACH, FLA. WASHINGTON: MUNSEY BLDG week pusson but that the curse of|[Fom Which this problem can be ap. jrun down pedestriuns even if there | @ operators of squealing radio recelvers. | En o F ’ treatment of one's fellowmen. A stays close to the hearth of his local ous than they are. The fact that reck- then turn on the juice for all it I8 e\u\jiing considerable loss Is one of China is only half way around the [FiRiber of accilents due to reckles social leadership—sports activity— turbances of a like nature are objec- [ OF PERRETTY SO0 10 fun fause o linked with Boca Raton. ntendents Wil features of tonight’ m will be headed by the Tuy concert by the United Band Orchestra, “The { Tenox T :;:’l" P e \thorized foll the int pianist: the | 7 1ago: Dinner concert from KDKA worized following the interna- | certing and a lustly one will try the wvelogue. “The Grand R i meREtosice: = f | tional convention for the wafety of | {olerance of the most confirmed pi. Tour” which will take listeners to-| 1 2 2. Musical 3 5 LUK E i | e wt s lopted in London in 1914 | qiger night to Southern France: u dunce Rotary ot i falic he. patrols have assisted | “"Note gide from all thoughts of in- program by W. Spencer Tupman's | e . T e, ady in preventing sea disasters of | yarnational test programs, why is it Fiotel Mayflower Orchestra. and un | Chicago: Organ recital: Hotel La Sall+ Orhestra that shocked the world in the | that so Iittle has actually been ac- ital by Otto . Beck. 1 of the Titanic. dio school of international | A 'w York: Denny's Orchestrz: ukulele sels complished in the way of correcting tions will be addressed tonight by | 04§ MORE MONEY FOR RADIO. 1sic: Feports { [ Kam cital b; mu femann John Drew —Himself Tonight at9 P. M. «Eastern Stenderd Time) Joux Drew will appear personally before the microphone to re-enact some of the scenes that merge indelibly with his Follow these rules for “B” Batteries th, - Swarea t CaEes i the evil of the radiating receiver? A¥ Willtam Notz. dean R AWHN 201 | 2 New York: Vocal wolos: Columbia U Amencan - composer Fans Junk Sets. School of Fure e It is hardly town University. or A Uriied Staied iy . 204 | Increase Included in Commerce Of- ¥ WMOX : New York: Arrowhead I Cone b @ New York: Vincent Lope; w: Oakland’s Chatean thousinds, Problems in Co-operation ers of set: and Abroad. CRAU when improperly operated are going ! WRC's eventr wave to junk the sets they now have and | at 7 oclock e which s far us they are concerned are giving them satisfactory results. A little squeal now and then when | they are operating their sets is not a matter of great importance to them, at least it is not important enough to make them throw away their sets or rebuild them. Shaniey S to be expected that New York ves, even millions of own- that can be made to squeal . oper Hall S e Supperbell proj recital < poultry taiks: lullaby jof muney usked for the work of the section of the Department of is to be included in the artment’s appropriation bill when it is presented to the House within the next few days. According to opinions several members of the House committee on weekly talk on * WwLs Talks by P. 4 01 " harmonicists Kiddie ¢ Y. M.C A : anger, president of the As: ciated Retal! Credit Men of Washing ton, and music provided by 0. J.| DeMoll Pfano and Furniture Co. and Trio; so Markets: * adds 0 recital ‘musical_program polis: Biley s St Markets: songs Fanon Ensemble Strim rio: Loftis Tt rules wil ble you to get mo of added service fr B” batteries as w S L Ve Paul Howl Orc ECO din make up the program which WMAL will broadeast this evening. LocalRadioEntertainment || 7:30—Philadelphia WLIT . WBAL WHAR W WOO WSAT CUIWLW WEAA Dream Daddy WBAL Male Q Atlantic City: Dramat Springfleld: ~ Book _rev Philadelphia: Sneilanbu Philadelphia: Hotel Ad Cineinnati: Musical program Cincinnati- Mary_ Barbars. er Hotel ¢ Baltimore narkets: weather . estra appropriations, the increase will be allowed, despite| Confiscs atfon of sets that cause fame—to read some of tly improve the quality of reproductic the fact t it was quickly stricken from the Lill when presented a year ago. The additional funds are to be in perfecting more efficlent Id_service to climinate radio inter- ference. squeals or imposing penaities on oper- ators of such sets are out of the ques- tion. There are more squealing sets than there are bootleggers, it such a thing is possible, and it would re-| quire more money to enforce any such his humorous poems—to chat informally with you. Millions have ap- Batteries, either N Eveready Layerbilt No. 436. On 1 te 3 tubes—Use Eveready No. 772. On 4 or mere tubes — Use the Heavy Duty "B” 770, or the even longer-lived plauded him—other millions have not had that privilege. Tonight, everyone will want to take advantage of this unparallcled op- portunity to hear John Drew—himself. United States Marine Band WGY 8 TO 9 P.M. viano B iotel On all but single tube sets—Use & “C” battery. When these rules are followed, the No. 772 will last for & vear or more,and the Heavy Duties for eight months or longer, when listening at the year-round average of two bours a day. Norz: In addition to the fncreased life which an Eveready “C" Battery gives to your “B” batteries, it will add a quality of reception unobtainable Tuesday, February 16, 1926. Music | §:00—Cincinnati talk: i Gog talk . Miamt Brach, Fla'i ; ; science memorics WLW CWMBE soloists WBAT Boston WhZ WsAl \wear JIIWHAR WRNY WEAR Twaye KEMOX TWHN WFT. WEAF LWGRS Radiolas, Neutrodynes, Service CTRICAL CONSTRUCTION OPEN EVENINGS WM. P. BOYER CO. 812 13th St. 1926 MODEL SHOW. Second District Exhibit to Feature | New Radios. al convention second rudio ield in New Yor! rk the first dels the cturers, For the ist three vears the second district has conducted the country’s first ra. hibition of the vear, and has attracted large crowds. Special ex-| i st r hibits of the Signal Corps and the | (f loon vou o battertoo song” haif Mour -G Department of Commerce are to be - S e Sni )1 |included in the 1926 show. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (4345 Meters). au reports N Bureau reports e T WAL Marnufactured and quaranteed by ; . NaTioxaL Carsoy Co., Inc, New York — San Francisco Driandos O hestrn Instrumental ensemb] WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital Fund Committee (256 Meters). H 11 am. to 12 woon (dally)}—Current, events for “shut-i 55 WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. (468.5 Meters). Silent. Early Program Tomorrow. 645 to T:45 a.m.— “Tower Health Exercises,” from Metropolitan Tower, New York City. | i WMAL — Washington Radio Forum | (2126 Meters). i and religious num- | New York “leveland Zither Trio 2 Sape i st. Louis: Oreh proitam’ quartet’ .1l . w York: Plano and vocal solos: Ridgles’s O York: Blue Ribbon ~Male Quariet. WEEL WCAE, WGR, WWJ and KSD_from ... ... Now York: Talk: vocal solos; Women's Club New York: Talk: Landay Revellers Denver: Market reports: Atlantic City: Fashion 't Davenport: Educational talk Pittsburgh: News: marke Lansing. Mich.: Basket ball Dame vs. Michigan State Boeton:” Musicl proxram. . .. Chicago: Water Bes ; o SPoric Talkn: musical: Warlord's Singers. Chicago: Bedtime story: Unicle Bo eches Chicago: Williams' Orchestra: Vo Philadeiph Eiliott Philadelphia; " Eiliof Sehoal of Music Kansas City: Organ’ re 8:15—Memphiz: Bedtime story. San Frificisco: Chilaren's Montr, Musical prosra 8:30—New York: Fdison hour. Now York: National M e Dust Twine. W WWJ WOC, WECO. WEAR KSD and W Loutavifle: Carl Zoeller's Melodists; talk .. Des Moinvs: Raleigh Quintet ... . Los Angeles: California Serenaders New York: Hoekey game from Toronto vs. New York. 8:45—Chicago: Musical program Service With a Smile” | 601 H St. N.W., Frank. 2530 EXIDE SERVICE Pal. Radio Batterics called for and Brown Radio Batteries ~they last longer Tuesday night_means Eveready Hour—9 P. M., Eastern Standard “Time, through ihe following siations: wor-Bufalo wox-Chicego weaz-Plitsbureh woc-Davenport AT innas { Minncapolis wrarClevelend - i 5t. Paul ww y-Detroit x$0-51. Lowis 4836 309 Broadcast by National Carbon Co., Inc. WEAF NewYork WSAI Clrelnnati WIAR Proidence WEAR WEEL Roston WTAG WFI WGR WCAE waar-New York wiar-Providence wrxr-Bestom wrac Worcester wri-Phisdelphia Marian Talley on Air. Marion Talley, the 19-vear-old Kansas City girl who Is providing the try’'s musical sensation for Febr have a radio debut as well ! ropuolitan Oy t debut this ! Following her nee at | the Metropolitan on Miss | | Talley will be the featured arti the fourth Vietor hour to be bros day night through the R. C. Westinghouse - General — Electr, is a prescription for : Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria. I { Minneapot WeEo | " Fau St Lonts T pm bers 7:30 p.m.— “Th g 1 Lent, by . Etchison, religious | ok director of the Y. M. C. A. of | shinzton. | P.ni. —*“The * Happiness, "That | Abides in a Good Name,” by David Sanger, president ~ Assoclated “Retail Credit Men of Washington. 8 p.m.—Dance numbers. WRC—Radio Corporation of America Conce! hireh of | KSD. Tuesday, W, Dollar Called to West. (468.5 Meters). 7 p.m.—"Show Shopping,” by Leon- ard Hall, dramatic critic. 7:10 p.m.—"International Problems {n Co-operation at Home and Abroad,” by Dr. William F. Notz, dean of the School of Foreign Serve, Georgetown University. 7:30 p.m—Concert by the United es Marine Band Orchestra, Capt. William H. Santelmann, band leader; wylor 1 ond leader: cast with stations WJZ and from the Marine Barracks. 5:30 pan.—The Record Bo: Bernard, Frank Kamplain and s myn Stept, broadcast with station WJZ from New York. 9 p.m—"My Reservations to the World Court,” by Senator Claude A. Swanson of Virginia, broadcast with station WJZ. 9:30 p.m.—Minna Niemann, pianist. 9:45 p.m.—“Why 15,000 School Su- perintendents Meet in Washington, by Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintend- ent of public schools. 10 p.m—"The Grand Tour—South- | ern France,” broadcast with stations WJZ and WGY from New York. 10:30 p.m.—W. Spencer Tupman's Hotel Maytlower Orchestra, broade: from the Hotel Mayflower. 11:30 p.m.—Organ recital by Beck, broadeast from Crandall’ Theater. ison, S Otto F. { Tivoli | Early Program Tomorrow. m.—Arlington time signals. 12 (noon)—Organ recital by Gertrude Smallwood from the Homer L. Kitt | Studios. 1 p.m.— Lee House Trio. LISTS MORALITY PLAY. Wilson Normal to Entertain at| Central High. “How Knowledge Driveth Away | Fear,” a morality play, will be pre. | sented at Central High School Satur. | day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock by Wil- | son Normal School pupils under the direction of Miss Alberta Walker. The play will be a feature of an allday | sessfon of the educational division of the National Safety Councll. Secretary of Commerce Hoover will be the principal speaker at the Satur- day night meeting of the council, which will be held in the Washington Auditorium. He will take for his sub- ject “Safety as a National Problem. A number of prominent speakers are scheduled for morning and afternoon business sessions of the council ut Central High School. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Concert by the ]E'"iwl States Marine Band Orchestra, WRC, 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock. Hockey game from Boston Arena, Boston Bruins vs. Pitts- burgh, WBZ, 8 to 10 o'clock. WCAU Players, WCAU, 8:35 to 9 o'clock. “Founders' from Miami ford, Ohio, o'clock. Day Program,” University, Ox- WLW, 9 to 10 “The Record Boys” WRC and WJZ, 8:30 to 9 o'clock. Tuesday Musical Choral Club, KDKA, 9 o'clock. “The Grand Tour—Southern France.” WRC. WJZ and WGY, 10 to 10:30 o'clock. :00—) Jea: b fi%fifs.lnmu%m'huu Trio . ¥ : our, o WIAR, WECO, WTAG. WG New York: Crystal Palace Orchéstra. Drogram S Mugical “program WEEI, WET, WCA rom “Congress Hote! S oric: P tecital: Iriah bailads Chicago: ittaburgh San Francisco Vocal soloa: Saxophor “‘American Program Market: tal ih dinner ey TV Fonme Motonel 01 it B horus pianist 1 ahd violin Ll snie and G st Louis Kansas Cit Mon's e Yorle Shrladelnbia Flumore . WBAL String Trio. Chicago: Progran from WEAFE Mooeeheart, 1l.: Children s hour Uhicago: Vocal and instrumental o Chicago: Book talk: solos, .. Chicago: Concert: Zi Hesira; solotet nte-Haddon Hall Tri bone solos Olat Quintet cale Musical Choral Club Lind's Orchestra nduy Revellers; almerP Pen lcsson: nsuran Cotton "Bélt Quartet it Q@ 5 3 pianist I time midst Guils WBBM Zton, Tk - Zion Orchestra: Tixed quartet: vocal and insiru- mental eoloists . . . Portiand: Dinner concert” [ ‘Atlanta: Concert program. Cineinnati; “Founder's Day ty. Oxford. Ohio:_tall fl'lfi—vLMMR:. S’Mn'h Ch‘}fa“nfi.;l S0—Los Atieles: 22 Dallas: Southern Method STam cooco oo Denver: Farm_guestion 'bo: WGY Orchestr Schenectady Memphis: Cortexe talk program; 10:00—St. Louis: Orchestra an Francisco: Rudy Cincinnati; Fornuca Chicago: Bits from Balaban an Chi Medinal Temple Shrine B: 3 Stutz Studio program Vocal soloists: H Seiger’s Orc ‘Il“ ’l‘fl‘ vocal soloists oncers OFepesir Sl Tab Kate s Uptown “Théater | from A violinist. . . s instrumental solos. ories: musie. 5 niversity facull 1" PM. esira. woios) CElections: talk: police and we W 1 WEL WGRWECD, program from Edison Co. i Night at Ellis Island”: piano recital. allace program ...... : B 1ot Springe: Organ recital New Arling: Pittsburgh: KDRA Little Stmphony Orc New York: Dimner of Insurance solos . Xew York New York: Bits of the Charld Philadeipbia; Sovie' talk Springfielg: Weathes and mission Ve Yok Suval Brocram Totel st Chioral Dance program usical program ndsor HOWT Orchestra Pazoda Orc = Tio : Olsen’y Hotel Pennsylvania Dance Orche: w York: Arrowhead Inn Dance Orchestra . Minneapolis: **Outd Chicago: Klenzer En Fortland: Weather: Low Angeles: Talk o Yot Angeles: Musical Venport: Travel ork. WGR, WCAE, WTA ainers: arkets dogs Droj lecture : Vincent Lovez Orcliestra., WE G, WEAR and KSD {rom. utdoors in Minnesota”. .. vocal soloe: 5 Woc WFL WWi, e 11 to 12 MIDNIGHT. 11:00—New York: Roes G Chicago: V. ind nan's Orchestra ........ instrumental artists Hotel Alms Orchestra. Barry's program. : music Armein Mueller, barito Si ol Portland: Edfcational program; book review lesson: _cartoon tal _ Chicago: U. 8. L. dance program . Minneapolis. ‘Weather and market re orts ;:\ w York: Ernie Golden's Hotel McAlpin Orchestia ¥ Springs: Collee night Atlantic Cit Cicago Girl ening at ho Give Club Silver Supper Club Dunee Orche: program Coon veland: Wormack's Singing Syneoputors - Chicago: Talk: ongs: dance music Sun Francisco: Vocal and instru Mogseheart, Til.: Rushi House rians 11:30—Pittsburgh: Concert {rom Davenport: orpheus Club New York: King's Orchestra ', 11:45—Atlanta; Swanes Glee Club . 12:00—Los Angeles: Orchestra: talk Dallas: Cline's Collegians .. san Francisco: Gypsy artisid Chicago: Edgewater Bes Cincnnati: “Doc™ tra: entertainers: pianist Des Moines: “Corn Sugar” Ore Memghis: Britling's Orchestra New York: Harry Richman's Eniert; 30—Chicago: Weather: talks .. 5—Kansas City: Nighthawk trolic: 1710 1:00—Chicago: Your Hour Leazue . San Fra Portland: Dance program: Los Angeles: Ballad hour ... Cinclnnati: Freda Sanker's Orchi 1:30—Mooseheart: Knights cf the Buining ..2 TO tra, ital wolos re Ensemble Sing b "Hotel Oriols. Orche: 3 Howard and his Cuvier Quartet o Plantation’ Players: 2 Al co: Palace Hotel Dancv Orchesira piano solos . Candle 3 AM. 2:00—Chlcago: The Ginger hour: Williams' Skylarks Just as Promised. From the London Mail. Irate guest—Look here, the rain is simply pouring through the roof of my bedroom. Proprietor—Zat iss in accordance with our prospectus-—-“running water in every room. His Father’s Son. From the Good Hardware Magazine. “Late agaln, O'Malley," roared ths boss. “How do you account for this persistent tardiness?"” inherited. sir.” answered 0"Ma “Me father was the late ' Michael O'Malley.” & {of his brothe: | that their R. Stanley Dollar, who has been here negotiating for purchase of the Admiral Oriental Line of ships run- ning out of Seattle, has been called to San Francisco by the critical illness Harold Dollar. Vienna Theaters Short of Funds. 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