Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1926, Page 40

o - VICTOR CONCERT ON AIR TONIGHT WCAP Reléases Half Hour toi WRC for Jeritza, de Gogorza | and Zimbalist. .~ | i | Maria Je Ppolitan Opera baritone, and F tst, wili be presented ence of the United States tonight through WRC, WJZ and afiliated sta- | tions in the seventh and final program of the meries of Victor concerts inau gurated January | Although scheduled WRC will he able to bre st oonly the first half of the program. the time having been given to the Radio Cor poration station by WCAP. Mme. Jderitza one of known and most popular opera today, and since her nnusually anccessful ~ American debut at the | Metropolitan in 1921, has ereated many | roles. De Gogorza, baritone, has estab. | liched a reputation for britliance and finished artistry, which is practically worldwid Zimbalist. the distinguished Russian vielinst, also hax won tri umph after triumph wherever he has appeared in his native country. in Eu- | rope. England and America With these artists will he heard the Victor Concert Orchestia, nnder the direction of Rosario Rourdon. WAP has scheduled # varied pro- gram. featuring its regular Friday | night attractions. The Mozart String Quintet will open the program at # oclock. Following there will be mar- ket reports. a playlet by the Thomas Herhert Stock Co.. and a talk on high- nay research hy of. 8. S, Stein- | hers of the University Marvland One of the principal features originat- | ing in Washington. is a concert hy the little orchestra of the United States ! Navy Band From New York will come a hob. goblin story Blanche Elizabeth Wade, the Vikings and Whittall's | Anglo-Persians. These features will he broadeast jointly hy WCAP, WEAF and other stations. Dance music from | the hallroom of the Wardman Park Hotel will econclude the evening's pro gram. The perind from 9 to 9:30 p.m has heen released by CAP 10 sta tion WRC for the Vi concert. itza. soprano. of the Metr “0.: Emilio de Gogorza, | am Zimbalist. violin he radio audi for o, the Dest artisis in LocalRadio Entertainment Friday, March 26. 1926. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radi (434.5 Meters). 3:45 pm. Weather Bureau reports, | 2555 p.m. ~Time signals. | 10:05 p.m. - Weather Rureau reports, | Va. ! “'Rl-!l"—\\‘uhlngmn Radio Hospital | Fund Committee (256 Meters). 11 a.m. to 12 noan-<urrent events | for “shut-ins” (dafly) WMAIL—Washington Radie Forum (212.6 Meters). | Silent. | WRC—Radio Corporati; 468.5 Meters) 330 pm Concert by the States Marine Band Orchest: William H. Santelmann, band leader. | Tavlor Branson, second leader;: broad. cast from the Marine Barrac 3 p.m.-W. Spencer Tupman flower Hotel Orchestra, from the grillroom of flowar. 5:40 Book talks by Mrs, N ! Reed © More Parade, Ford Maddox Ford. and * roughs.” by Clara Barrus. 2 to 9:30 p.m.—Final Victor concert, | Solojcts: Marle Jeritza. soprano of the | Metropolitan Opera_(Co.: Emilio de | Gogorza, baritone; Efrem Zimbulist violinist, and the Victor Salon Or chestra. broadcast with stat WJZ, WGY, WBZ, KDKA and KYW from New York. Program follows: | “Orpheus in Hades,” overture, (Of. | fenbach). Victor cert Orchestra, | Rosario Bourdon, directing: (a) “la | Golondrina” (“The Swallow"), Mexican | Afr: (h) “Juanit orton). (c) “La Sevillana” (“A Lady of Seville) (Yradier), Emillo de Gogorza, bari. tone: (a) " Abrdla), () “Le (Saint Saens), (c) | hopin). Efrem | . @) eria a Sapete. ! “Herodiade BAt Doux Il Het | Ron.” The Dead City™ (“Song of the Lute”), Maria Jeritza, soprany, Early Program 11535 a.m.—Arlington tim als w2 noon Daniel Breeskin's onse e; orzan recital from He ; be: o from Homer 1.. Kitt 1 p.m.—Raleigh Hotel "Frio the direction of Roy laing, of America | United | a, Capt. May- broadcast f the Hotel May- | | Opus Zimbalist. violinist: v Rusticana"— Tomorro: under WCAP — Chesapeake and Telephone Co. (468.5 Meters). € to 6:40 p.mi Dinner the Mozart String Quintet. f:40 to 6:50 pm. Mark for the Consumer.’ Dy Agriculture. 850 10 705 pm.A for the Pay Envelope " Deyber, president of the tional Bank of Was hington under RuRpices of the National Association can Institute of Banking. B pan.— Playlet by Thomas Herhert Stock (o, 7:30 10 T:45 pam.Rir Hobgoblin e tects a Villain,” by Blanche ki beth Wade, story teller, 7:45 to 8 pan. " Highway Research,’ hy Prof. 8. 8. Steinbery of the Univer- siv of Maryland. given under ihe &pices of the Nationul Reseurch cil and Science Service, 2 to 9 p.m.——Concert by the Orchestra™ from the United Navy Band. Lieut. Charles Jeader. uest artist, Mme. Gerard, violinist. 2 to 930 p.m. Releuse WRC for Victor conce 9:30 to 10 p.m. Che Vikings,” New York City. 10 to 10 pm. Persians,” from New 10:30 to 1 ' p.m from the ballroom, Hotel, Early 6:45 to :xercises,” from Metropolitan Tower, St Potomae | concert by 1 Reports by ttment of | e Deal | Victor econd Nau by - | m- | Benter, Ruby o station | from “Whittall Y Anglo- K City. nce music Wardman Park ALL-POLISH RADIO SHOW. May Exposition Restricted, With Conditions Imposed on Foreigners. Poland is to have its first all-Polish tadio exposition May 15-24, and foreign manufacturers have been invited to participate only through their Poliah mgents. The committee that will be in eharge of the affair includes the Min- tster of Education. the Minister of War and the Minister of Industry and Commerce. The radio amateurs of Poland will Work with the latter section. T . ‘WSB Lists Spirituels, Negro spiritualists will be broadcast from station WSB, Atlanta, April 3 tnder the auspices of the Young Men's Rusinese League. Prizes will be given 1o radio listeners who report reception of the program. SHECHTR t» Leningrad. Russia, there are 237 divorces each year for every 1,000 marriages. 4 L 1oou—New {1100 New LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, NA RCH 26, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 4T0 5 PM. al xolox ks tatk: Uncle ' Hotel Astor Pla; Hotel The Girl From Fasex Orchestra Yocal and instrumen Police reports: organ 30 @ wr's ¢ O Boston Piiladeiphi —Philadelphia 5:00-—New York New Yok New i art, argh Vincent La Hotel Axtor Juck e Aunt et progra Jim' i B:00—New Y People's hour Hotel * Waldor' Axt “n Club Muriel ot i Weather:fie lesson Philadelbh chestra manket Detioit: - Daner Laneng. Mich Detroiy e ehee: Anel s I I Rupp's Hotel Holl Mins Gollie Pugh s St “hicago: “Topay . Phiiadeivbia’ e Minneapolia Baltimore " w. Atlantic ¢ Hartford, Springbeid _ Pltaturen 6:45—Philadelphia Davenport t M t oid Medal U Orchestra K recital Hub Trio_ dinner o Music stor rgun Dinuer Seaniy Chimes Radio adelphia - Bedtine selections ko Ore i progs iy New Yok Sehene . lesson stors ol on Family Alia i ler axtin i Harey Richm, MomYok | Hotel Comn lami Beach, Fort W, Omahu Clstone S theater tall: sl U program: orga u Kansas Ciiy M Chicago Organ Rauland I Cuba | Musival Goldketie s O o BNy awaiian Je! vm’ 30— Bpehont musical proxran tie Philadeiph, [ s i bl WAk, "RG0 and' Wou “Wan, New Humoshice Legin York: Sachw ) ot - limare v Unient Address 5 Dicken's “Corner T ew Vork 1eas Candy Hay Philadeiphia Q Boys Philadeiph i waretpe THrsan e altimore: V' New Vork: ) At Ciiy Enilgaciphiy Voval il tc avd instrumental isical program Seaside Hotel ' Tall wolos: talk Uigan recital ki Beaich York rk York it Jundiat Screnaders: “Bonn solo ok T Thaddens el Ore b alks Studio progran, ico: Concert: talke Jiny © M program ney Rudi and wivi vrog: ou Orchext Stocis eth 3 Orchientras v Springfeld estra Minneapolis . Atlanue Cit ational talk Bi15—Men Bedtime stories Seh wdy - Fourth emsode’ of Playes 8:30—Des A Schepe: Fort W ar B TQu hi First Bavtist ¢ San Francisco: Childien's pr Eran; 8:45—Chicago: Musical program chestra tord Hotel Or Detects @ Villian, WCAE und we; talks i police Dilletinn Cinderella Ore Stations. Meters. Miles. Robert's Pals Orchestra Mexico tal trumpets market ren th, songs music: t om abroad. . [ “Orehestial Frankim Duileting tn . Perl Huuse Orcincstra Orchentra s Eosemble . onvel tat ¥1 Webis 1 iy st prano T - i W o T chestra health(ulk A WGY DRYW WEAF WHN Wiz CWMBE WEBAP i WOAW ncer by ke e Quintet: son el laliaby i st Kiria WGR. W. AR, et St 2 = i>5 55 i mz% &222) tri ty e Gru sucert Z3z3 Zees At Perking and Aix zx >z7 33 e Lad inta’ Doets Z hestin e Al ] Vivhiuist " vl onton” Symiplions Orcli- Wiz et gaitarists heatra’ 970 10 9:00—New York WOO. AR, Seqvice Quactet W WOk T - o sermon onert Traymore Orches arkets: Liod Detrort heat s Minneapo itigbirgh WG g New Vark Watking Victor Party et sy hour Lecture " Ger am i hiestiy Mixed quartet rhet repoits VSl artist: ukulele sefections Portland . Dinner concert Jefterson City: Highway gram . Scout Band Chicagu: Two wrih Beacl 1 hour ik DiuK ul Huken; 1y al » proer 1 program i talkn > A Glee Uit Clildren » hour ol Chicago Chicago Atlanty Nouseneart York o Fa e i The Vikingz, WJAK WEAKL WCAE a0 0 Auglo-Per Ksb ' York WJIAR W, New ) ot Springs Wittt W ¢ WE Chine Orel New dork: Rosetand Dance Orciestea Chicage: Lect Luivernty Quartet New Yurk: Eusemble: police sl we ritan prok; Clicage: Edgewater Beacn Hotel O Muam Beaci, Fla Pliladeiptia: M Rutus_ sud Dasenport New York: Fort. Worth (S Beu Becnie s Orchestra Lns voeul ¥ Cinvago el Vocal and usteumenial o Minneapolis: Weather and market re o Loftix balf hour s v Vi “A Step on the Stuir Kit Kat Club Or Entertaminment Paluce Atcher's Orchest progs Hawailan T Musical Songn: WG Midnight '+ gewater Be Des Moinen: 'Buukers Lite Or 2.45—K City: Nighthawk (rol 1A o Gindereila Orehestra. .. ra proge iestr Plan irviug Lake L Chamber of Con ehestra Choie: Daiciano, ¥ w iva * Orchestra WR T WHA Wiz, Palace Theater iphoniais sCrimental seivctions extia Vo adidrens e PrORTan Barber Shop Syuphony Orctie: W EAF ieseon WUR Al (s WEEL WUAP, GR. WO, Ks, fron W [T [t : = CKMOX ien Woid, muical gluss, iontra SWAHG CURPO WEMC JWOAW WEBH g WM BK Daiiee Orchientra Con LARY 394 30 . WEAF e KYW URNX Hotel Orchestra comedy pars ptation Plase LTO 2 Legion stadium sl concert: Lind'a Orchestra program —Los Angel 1:00—Los Ange he raneisco 0: Vocal schieart: Setting-up hour: Paime R ) Halsted's Orchestra baseado: San Chics 1:30—Moosel r Chapmun's Skylarks . Perminsion to broadcast the House hearings on the proposed modifica- tions of the country's drv laws has been asked of Congrees by station WRC, It is belleved doubtful, how- 'sver, that the ruuug{wm be .com- and fostrumental program House' Entertainers .. 3 AM, =2 EE) plied with, as such action would be without precedent in congressional proceedings. — Tt pays to read the want columns of The Star. pbtained through them. sl i 4 | Hundreds of situations ml |8 HARDSHIP IMPOSED INCALL CHANGES _ECommerce Department Like- ly to Put Ban on Whims of Broadcasters. { Changing call letters of broadcast- {Ing stations 10 suit the sudden | Whims of station managers hax be- come such & source of bother to the radio section of the Department of Commerce that it is about to come under an official ban. The lixt of the country'’s broad- ters “ix not kept on a slate am some of the managers would seem to think,” an official of the section de clared today. “And the alteration of the call letters of fust aused no end of v ry {1ation on Indi means of which the records a tions Repeat Ch: Within the L yeur been something like {changes in call letters Ithree for a single shangeable hro: station of Dr Young, in Minneapolis, who hax recently he quested the fourth change in his let ‘The station first came o lair ax KIEMT and was late Lto WHAT, Recently WGMY was giv- en the station. to fit the owner's ini Ix. und a telegram thin week re quexted another alteration to WDGY, which wonld fit them te The only occasions when call ters are changed without any ques- tion, it was stuted, are when stations | change ownership, It is quite nat foural under such conditions.” it wid, “for the new owner to desire i new call on the air, and we have never hiected to such revisions,” | and kept.” nges. there have 4 hundred often two or The most een the Apparently With There have heeu times was explained, when asked altevations for apparently no somd reason. Occasionally a station omes into disfavor with its listeners nd wants another name. Often new slogan ix adopted for a pla call letters that would be in with the catch phrase are usked. still again. some stations appear to { want to change their names with the | seasons | The newer the station, the more often the desive to change call letters is expressed, it was suld. The pioneer { broadcasters have, ulmost without ex { ception. maintained the calls | which they first cume on the air. " FEATURES CLASSICS. Reason, however, it | a { Phi Mu Alpha Musicians. Claxsical compositions of modern American composers will be feutured {over KOA Saturday night during « {xpeciul studie presentation urranged by the Denver College of Music Chap. ter of hi Mu Alpha, national musical fraternity. | In addition {4nd instrument fa short talk, *Ameri I been scheduled. This Lhy . de Forest Cline, direct iSchool of Music, Colorado [ Collexe, at Greeley, Colo. to #n 1 en: array of volce ible numbers n Music.” has will be given Teachers Oratorio to Be Broadcast. Duhois’ famous oratorio, “Seven | Laxt Words.” will be bhroadcast from stations WGRS in New York March . “Faust” to Be Broadca: Station W ew York, will hr cast the opera “Faust” Sunday night at & oclock as a feature of the Bake lite hou — Colors thought o Brought out over Tob-'wo Brown. 1335 F A. CLYDE CON one station | tabu- | and crossindices by | stations have | with | KOA Program Saturday to Include, of the | ad- | All Rights Reserved. How to Select Your * Charger. One of the most puzzling problems that confronts the new radio fan ix that of selecting hix “A" current source. Krom the standpoint of effi- eration and economy, the stands first as a rrent.’ Dry “A" bat terfex may be low in first cost, but the upkeep is heavy. 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