Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1926, Page 34

TUESDAY, MARCH 1926. RADIO FANS HOPING STAR, WASHINGTON, SHORT-WAVE TESTS THE EVENING D. 0O 30, —_— LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1926 nights during the - entire Winter. Transcontinental listening was a com- | monplace event on both nights. Students of the effects of seasons and weather on radio reception decline predict anything definite for the direction and pri tion with power watts was finding flu audience. Static was not until after mall d RADIO'S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. March symphony concert by the United States Marine FOURTH SYNPHONY pres E 1 i} " midnight Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time PROGRAN WRC {o Give Tschaikowsky. Kuhn to Speak on Belt Line From WMAL. vinphony program of ~d States Marine broadeast to WRC, WJZ and 1T0 5 P odore Orchest gram mstrumental recitil g am: Brahms' “Requiem,” by Musle Chorus . 570 6 P Orchestr Shadyside Prosby ‘rglades Orclie Atlanta: Bohemian O it: Goldkette's Fusemble™ we news bul urler Oreh dinner cono tock reports: Hotel Van g s WHN Wik WO 0 WG Y WTAM | Up 8,000 Miles Away and PROVE SUCCESS Programs of 2XAF Picked Rebroadcast. The Spring and Summer. e ments with shert wave re-broads ing of entertainment programs been begun with the smashing of & previous records, By transmitting shgnals 8,000 mites | Band, WRC, WJZ and WGY, 7:30 to 9 o'cloc! “Washington's Menace in a Proposed Beit Line,” by Oliver Owen Kuhn, WMAL, 8 o'clock. ‘Seven Last Words,” by Du- chorus and sym- phony orchestra; WGBS, § to bois; soloists, 9 o'clock. “Excerpts_from “Oblio, _Concert by the United States Naval Academy Band, WBAL, 9 o'clock. opera, WBZ, 8 to 8:45 o'clock. Relieve Dope May Be Upset and Favorable Condi- tions Found. Having been disappointed in their expectations for good radio reception during the past Winter, listeners gen- ;" are wondering 1f the e utinue to upset the “dope” and bring them a good radio Summer, . From past experiences, Summe time listening can be expected to far below that of Winter. But on t other hand, the miserabe conditions that have prevailed generally for the ' ir months were a complete re versal of form. Through the past week end there was no noticeable appearance of the blanket which has hovered consistent- ly over certain sections of the coun-| try since the first of the year. Signal to @ ¥ coming Summer. There is, they admit |in ike stat vays the possibility of good radio |was an early morning performer reception, either in Summer or Wi .| 5 Killed, 8 Hurt in Rail Wreck RIO J vices IRO, March from Itajuba, in Minas Gerues, wted five t injured in an aceide Rede Sul Mineis gine and a_ second-cla deralled and rolled down embankment From thefr tne latter part of last we Js good son_ for .uch Reception on Friday and nights along the Atlantic coast proved as good better, than on any two con Phiad. t Leviathian O from Schenecindy to Johannesburg, South Africa—at which distance an entertainment program was picked up and re-broadeast for upproximately two hours with good volume und strength the Co.'s 32.78-meter n L as far as can be determined, has broken all ex- | isting this tvpe of work The | the re-broadeasting | A of which has been confirmed by L. . | S r Hotel Lenox Ensemile Green, own 1 operator o lon | ¢ N, final market reports e 25 AVV in Johanne . was transmit ARHRDOFK B ‘] ted from the mental station 08 L March 13 and was the same program ki that was being broadeast by station WGY, including @ choral concert and lance wausic, Before adopting the 3279 meter wve length for the experfment tation at hencetady ©owave length ot meters had 1 use nd s ected by reen The signal oW eve in no wiv comparable 1o the ved | ¢ the change (o the lower wave 1o signals on met however, | proved st enough on March 11 for re-hroadeasting by station KNX t Hollywood, Calit An ¢ ive program short wave | during next mionths has been mapped out by B yie Compitny and i1 brondeasting is de relay o wround Sixth cpisode of the Stairs,” WRC, 9 wir % Tiotel MOAipin Orehestrn: Parody ‘A Step on ren’s hialf hour :30 o'clock. Ty time ~ news bulieting: Hotel Bretion wital: Palmer House Symphos Victorians o Hotel “Orcliesica Atlanti 3 an recital New Chicazo Follow these rules for “B” batteries M. MUELLER. sixt) The ‘T'uese simple rules will enable you to get months of added <ervice from your “B” batteries as well as greatly improve the qualisy of reproduction. * On1to3 tubes—Use Eveready No. 772. On 4 or more tubes — Use the Heavy Duty Batteries, cither No. 770, or the even longer-lived Eveready Layerbilt No. 486. On all but single tube sets—Use a “C” battery. When these rules are followed, the No. 772 will last for a vear or more, and the Heavy Duties for cight months or longer, i ‘when listening at the year-round average of two hours a day. T B0 Nowe: A “C" buttery greatly increases the life of your “B" batteries Lyt and gives & quality of reception unobtainable without it. 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Early Program Tomor ington R 6 Meters). joint buildings” and Menace in a Oliver Owen he Evening 1's Ramblers | 39:00—Chicago: Musical prog and vocal WR(—Radio Corporation of \m;ri' 68,5 Meters). mi Show ping,” by L«rn—‘ i )l of Interna- symphony Mitrin m H. Taylor B St with stations the Marine con- Band | Suntel- | voin “Tann meello solo by A Tuell ) Minor, \whony,” . The sented by the memory ur—Devon- adeast with from New W. Spencer Tupman wer Orchestea. broadeast illroom of the Hotel May- Program Tomorrow. Irving 0, under rin, broad direction t from the BISHOP ASkS PARDON. st Says He Is Ill and Wants to Return to United States. COPENHAGEN, Denmark, March The Rev. Dr. Anton Bast, scopal Bishop of Seandi convicted of misuse of sentenced (o threc rited wsserts he harity funds nths' imprisonment, King for a pardon. 15 suffering from diabetes and is un-| ible to stand the prison fare. He also | ays it 1s his intention to return to. lLie United States. - we g WHAR WHAL WME KAOX KDKA KYW WSAT WEBH WLIH ¥ WHE Ralph s vo wal wip dinner concert The Temple Ch NN o it WEET KsD, WEAT Woo WHY e WLW Pos WIAR WeCo. Wi urekas WFL ano. men am: health falks Cibin e WaCA Hotel Artistas reading 5 wPG ddress WNYC ¢ WBZ WGBS WIR Opera WY KPO WM © Suk fories: mus health talk K Orchesira: solos t of the Bitis e WE WEEL WPL' WCAE WLIB, WEAR, L WGY Quintet Twins. WCCo, WGR, WIAR, KSD §:45—Ch Stedio features; Cinderella Orchestra 9 TO 10 P.M. 9:00—emuis: o . il y pr 1B Bedfo E. Concert: talks in hour: WEES o KSD, WJUAR, AV EAR wnd WAL from o lantie City: Chalfonte-Haddon *Hail ‘Trio New York ystal Palace Orchestra Association Michigan Night," ‘from ' University ‘Hail’ Vocal and instrumental solos: whistier: sior Loew's Orchestra: Gleason Entertainers mt Corkers; comedians: quartet; wlos. on: Coneert program w.elphia: Penn Athle S Musical progra tal selections musical p on"of Man." WGBS ork iR " Vocal " and EDKA WHE CWHAR W Ararat Temvple Shr atlanite Gl Siidle coneop hrise altimore: nited States Naval A Philadeipiia; Songs: Lawrencs. Plasars”, ol - Atlanta: Lyon and. King de ixa coneert Chicago: Vocal and instrumental selections . Mooseheart, IIl.: Children's program: bands: sol Los Angolce: Childnm's. prograi: storiear HUse Zion, 1Il.: Zion Choir: chorus; Clarinet Quartes cndistrimental “woloisis; "eaaing 0% 7" caro: Kong perod: Moulin Orehe 9:30—Denver: Farm question bo e Edison’ ‘Combpany” Gleo ™ Cl A, weather, reports: stories, Diknfae o oot bo Atlantie City: Hotel Traymore Dance Orch i Yew York:' Russian Chalr Dithoms wae New York: Radio auction bridge game, WEEIL WFI, WGR, WCCO, WSAL WOC and J, from s, Chicago: Vocal and instrumental’ soloi chestra; Two Jaya: Tip Trio ... Chicago: Moody_Bible Institute program . Chicago: Credit Men's Association program Cincapmati; Formica_Orchestra Havana: Talk; G. E. concert Springfield: Weather and missing Cud ... 7 + Croole Follies: Tango Orciie Browne's musical program A Instrumental sele E Detroit: Red Apple A 3 Hot Springs: Eastman Hotel ‘Orchesira Los Angeles: Hawaiian Quartet ... nd tour; William Baliyn New York: Brooklyn Jectu; . . PWX ieportal” Wiz Rudio Ayl ol LWMOA CIWRNY Studio’ Fis Omuha: Grace Pool Ste Sehool Ban! s Lox Angeles: Music: 1o falks . Ch Inn Orchestra; songs .. ... ... w: Pagoda Orehestra . contralto? Technical 1 \ Orclienira I's Red Jackets w York WV, W tep on_the Rilly Huye s Hotel Penusy 11 PAL TO Pinance Assoct *"Ross Gorman's Orchestra .. S. L. half_hour: dance Musical program: town crier ... .. frank Hodek's Orchestra . ;_dance music inging Syncopators Sexs : Planist: New Arlington Hotel Orcliestra. al and instrumental soloists Vocal soloists ...... 2 Ermie Golden's Orchiestis Up and Down Broadway | Dance program from Castie Farm Inn Orchestra Angeles: almer House V Alns Dance Orchestra e om_Grand Theater Macldin's Orchestra: songs ton organ recital .. ... am ... . . 2 MIDNIGHT TO 1 Richman's Entertainers, Yori; vening at Hom Weather: Chicago: Chicao: Lon Anceles: Musical program .. .. rolic: Britling's Orchest Bankers' Life Orchestra Howard's Entertainers: orc : Western “Auto program Nighthawk frolic: Plantation Players . Memphis: Des Moin Cincinnati 1 H Your Hour League 3 soloists ... © Setting up hour Orchestra 2:00—San Francileo Rt WA TR MEMORIES OF WAR™ WILL BE BROADCAST/ | { war an | Wor and tunes | arvange songs of the year: 18, by Capt. | William J. 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