Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1926, Page 22

WOAP TO FEATURE COOLIDGE SPEECH Will Broadcast Address Be-f fore N. E. A. Conference Here Tonight. A pretentious holiday pi turing the addvess of Pr fdge before the Nution's sembled for the fifty-sixth annual con- | vention of the department of super-| intendence of the National Education Association in the Washington Audi torium will be broadeast tonight by | staton WCAP. | The President will face the ll\it'l‘n‘ it 815 o'clock. A concert by | ed P Band. ! on of Ld “harles Benter, at 7:45, will precede the ad unde University the fivst President al part in the holi Students composing quartet ynd an or . will present an elaborate mu- | am, while Dr. William Lewis, president of the will speak on an ropriate broades the glee club. a i Mather versity. any of its! ractions on AT has not deleted regular Monday account of the holiday weekly | concert of the A. & P. Gypsies will b broadcast at the usual time, followed by the production of the WEAF Grand Opera Company, which tor will be the popular “Cavalieria can The opening fe scheduled at & o'clock semi kly Washinzton The dance i 1 ”nl tre of the prozvam will mber af popular selec holiday by bros casting th whing the official pub le celebr of Washinzton's birth day at Poli's Theater. and followed it with the daily orsan recital and luncheon masic by the Shoreham Ho tel Orchestra. The station will reiurn to the air at 450 o'clock for its Lie afternoon broadeastinz. which fea tures a concert by Toutorsky | and his Russian Ens . lum., Hawaiian Melody | Va., and a talk by Vomen and tF are the other atiractions. WRC hezan LocalRadio Enter.ammenl Monday, Fcbruary 22, 1926 io Station, Radio, Va. Meters). Weather renn reports, Time siznals. Weather Bur NAA—Nay zVI!R ( et repor Hos Meters). Current | cton § ttee ( to 12 noon (dailyy shut-ins 11 a.m events for WMAL—Washing Radio (212.6 Meters). Forum Silent. WRC—Radio (nrwumn v of America | (1685 Meters). 450 p.m. il P To his Russian Ensemble i ; Women and the New | Mary Love Collins. ] reky and | > noon—Orgs from the Homer 1 p.m.—Irvin Washington Orche: the Hotel Washin WceArP Telephone Company (168 § tn 645 W Hour." n follows Washington and the Tumbia.” by J torian of the s Dowlinz Beveridze panied by Mis children’s talk (d) “Making Life William H. Baden Herbert A. Thompson. of the Inde pendent Order Odd Fellows: (i) re- eital. Miss Martha MeLe 18-vear-old pianist Probaie Coy imibia Pm of Geors University Address Mather Lewis. presid nt « sity: selections by the ington Glee Cluh, Marceron . Four Q short_plavet, 45 to B Meeiing of 1 partme Special prog Washin Willis the univer ation from s m. The President of th E < will In the principal ert pre. vious to Presi will he | played by the Hes Navy Band Orchestra, rles Ben- ter. leader 9:00 to 10 pm by the “A. & P. York City 10 to Lieut —Musical Gypsi selections | from New ! p.m.—Oper the Dance | tates Army | Stannard. | Music of the United Capt. William Orchestr Band. leader. Early Program 645 1o T4 exercises.” from New York City esd | a.m.—"Tower health Metrapolitan Tawer, 1,200,000 Receivers in Germany. Approximately 1,200,000 licensed radio sets now are in use in Germany. according to advices received by the Department of Commerce, The gov ernment’s receipts in fees from these | mets e reported (o he 28.000.000 gold | marks, of which 0 per cent is given | to nine operating companies licensed The re ned hy technical velopment and establishmeni of new stations. | RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT Program under the auspices George Washington Un ty. WCAP, 6:45 to 7:45 nsed Chopin Anniversary program of the Po’ish Club, WNYC 8:10 to 9:10 o'clock Meeting of the Department of Superintendence of the National Education Associa- tion featuri President and other o'clock. « nnlidgc. stations, Theater 9 1o 10 o'clock. Stanley hour, WLIT, “Cavalleria l\u«nrana." WEAF Grand Opero WCAP, and other stations, to 41 o'cloc THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON constant adjustment required by such crystals as galena. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 470 5 PM. +:00—Boston: Copley Plasa Hotel Trig Stations WNAC New York: Wilham Scotti and his orchestra . Yow York ! dmerican Tegion Memorial wrvice 30— Bt Mcazine Taik S « al Ha 1130 Piiiadeiphin: Bole vepor. 500—New York: Vinee Lopez's Orchestra Philaaelphia Pierce School = ton an recitul apolis. Readers Cliiy 6 1O Shepard Cols York: Oleott Vails Hotel MeATpin S El a Puliman’ or Balalaika Orchestra tr: e Enmemble: Q\urle\ .'.. Mnh| Hollsnden Orchestra . Franklin » or Endimbie Market_repor Children’s Phil. Atlantic | City ol Hm-l dinner concert from KDKA b and” Bl ‘market reports . 3 TO K P A Blangr o o Kbk erieultora - progran Birthday pro g “h\} Or i = Yiirk Philadeinhia N cotmiia, e pianist. Tullaby fads Chidigo. Beulah Mowers, roncer Tivo £ Roil call dance mmm Soloists New York Tuinuey Miumi Beach: Omaha. Sports St Lowis: Or neoA markets: Ral orchestra . Markets: story Mlicrti s Orchstra: Texas Hotel Rosals . b diress " taike hestra - Trene *dinner concert Convert F Washing v W aal Tesan Peckham, Jays: ofhers 1alk neemble and w hove and gicls Encemble Hote! Ritz erhams Ratinks *Orchestia owrcements and nolie repoMs k- Kuees Karnival Kines 8 TO ® PN Rin—xew Vork Newark Drogram “ariton Orchestia g w WA WMCA and. mstrumental soioists fotel Trio .. weal and_ niano selecti Y s0loirt Haod Bo; Washington's Birthdar stories orchestra Rible talk Tearhers” Coll Que ram Y. Sxrian music M H Afice hntleting Tointic with Washinston's” Rirth Program_from WCA Canital, Theate: On ndian Pro neervators of Music Fallon's Orchestra Monds in_music Farm Fira vre: Prozram from W 2 TO Arinneanolic Philadelphia 200 Cnivers ity e & Litham Trio Seaence mental solosts scetaer Folsiechiic Add e wes 1. Glen lk miamiet” avestion hox YHeraon Citx: Patrioti am from Chy Ariee Seort Collecs Gleo h convert A Glee Clun: 1 A Vaeal k Mt N Minatreis Sianles Theater hour r nrogram Smith'e ze Gien Ol heim <onrane program " < s N detiit hour’ W WHZ P Gypeies R Band Emil Monday instrumental artiste hanauet of the irutenants Ty WXV - musical program P y Brogeam S Soloists TO 11 PM. <oloiats. . arodians mantal 1 Orihestra 0 1—Havann & D vaudes e n reporis.” ' narRets, poliee and Silidio program. ... Orsan selections. . T Rensseluer Polvtechnic ‘Tni 1 Rainhow Froli Concert * program Theo Alhan B: neert 11:00-—Hot Springs Portland 5 Non York Denny s \ Oma otan: Taneler [ New Radio “Theat Orchestra Organ _recital on Bernie's Orchestra. Weather and market rep Irish balla Angeles Francisc York inneapolis os Angeles: Louix Mr. and Mrs. Kent' orchesrta: ews reports. Temple twin " banjc “Hothran Hais nnnmr.' ance Orchestra Orchestra. . 12:00-—Cleveland Los Angel + Wo New York: McAlpin Entertaine; Concert. program . Traveler's Symohony 1 Hill Dance music b N, Y. from McDonald tertamment from Majestic 'n.-mr Cantin Organ rtecital from Capitol Theater NiEnthawk frolic: 1702 AN 1:00—San Erancisen: Coakles's Orchesira e Angeien: am Gieimats Lo i eien Fro Sanker's” Orchestr Vallejo Syneopatorn: others 2 TO * AM. 2:00—Los Angeles: Hotel Ambassador Orchestra Meters. Miles. 3 4156 BRI A 5082 WH: Plantation Blavera: others WhAR FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA Noted Authority on Radio All Rizhts Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. 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