Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1926, Page 30

30 WROLISTS SONGS B VENDAL AL “Red- headed Music Maker” Back After Year’s Absence. Farum |Is Feature. i | | ‘Wardall Hall, the ' mm maker,” who has cally all of the broadca in the United States and Europe, will return to \Washin t. after more than a yvear's « 1o enter tain Capital listeners throuzh station WRC. “The red-headed musi: broke into radio pr cago with his song Rain No More,” and since that time | has gained an international reputa- | tion over the air. He has composed | more than 50 songs, which he sinss | to his own accompaniment on the | ukulele. | am will he on the air from 9:15 to 8:35 o'clock Forum Will Be Feature. " | -headed mu- practi- { ations | | | raker” first | in Chi- | Am’t Gonna | An outstanding feature of WRC's | program. tonigl > the Congres- &ional Radio vhich will con- cern itself a the Italian | debt settlement t which will be introduced Representatives Mills of New York, Republican, and Crisp. | Democrat, of Georgia Both of these membe are supporters of the is now heing discuss but exch will disc from a different angle xjonal FForum scheduled for 7:45 | velock and will be broudeast simul- s taneou Iy with WRC by station WIZ, orum, n with nd d in the Senate, the problen: The Congres- is Mus features gram will be a conc kranz Society of New dinner concert by the Hc ton Orchest sor Rome: Guaraldi, Otto F. Beck by Meyer Davis’ Scientist Will Spealk. Talks tonight will be ziven by Aus tin H. Clark of the Smithsonian In-| stitution on the subject utterflies of Spring.” and a Bibie talk by Wil liam Knowles Cooper neral secre- tary of the Y. M. . A.. on the sub Ject “Proverbs, Old and New. { Stephen T. Mather, divector of the national park service of the Depart- ment of Interior, %ill speak sta tion WMAL tor on “How the People of Washins Use the Shenandoah Nat Other speeches will be made les W Darr and M. D. Rosenbe he musi cal features will be selections by Geo Bruce his Happy Colle giate Orchest 2 by Miss Eloise Bordene. el Washing- | tal by recital by | program ncopators. m wane LocalRadio Entertainment Saturday, April 10. 1926. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (434.5 Meters). p.m.—\Weather Bureau re pm.—Time signals 10.05 p.m.—Weather Bureau re- ports. WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital Fund Committee (256 Meters). 11 to 12 noon—Current events for shut-in 6 to 7 concert and Potomac Meters). | pan.—Dinner WCAP—Chesapeake Telephone Co. (468. Silent. WMAL—Washington Radio (212.6° Meters). T pm—George Bruce and his} Happy Collegiate Orchestra in a pro gram of dance numbers. The pro gram will include solos by Miss FEloise Bordene. 45 p.m.—"The Hebrew the Aged and Its Hospital” . Rosenherg. 8 pm.—"The na League,” by Charles W 8:15 pm—"How the Washington Wil 1 doah National Par her, directdr of t e of the w|mmmn of Interfor. Forum Home for | hy M. Tefferson | Darr Peaple of the Shenan-| WRC—Radio Corporation of America | (468.5 Meters). 7 p.m.—Irving Boernstein's w hhm,.lon Orchestra. 3 7:30 p.m.—"Proverbs, Old and New | he William_Knowles Cooper, seneral | secretary - under the auspices of the Organized Bible Class Association. 7:45 p.m.—"T! hy Repr: ntative Ogden ew York, Republican tive Charles R. Crisp, a. Hotel L. and Repre. | Democrat. | Washington Orchestra. 30 p.m.—Radio the National Zoolox files of Spring,” by of the Smithsonian Institution. 245 p.m recital by OBuaraldi and Sammy Roberts at the piano. 915 p.m.—Wendell Head Music Maker 935 pm 0 music contest 945 p.m.—Concert by the Lieder kranz Society. broadcast with station: WJZ and WGY from New York. 1030 pm.—Meyer Davis' Swanee Syncopators 11:30 pm al Park: “‘Butter: Austin H. Romeo \ Amstutz | Hall, "“The R»d an recital by Otto F, from Crandall’s Tivoli| RADIO EXPOR.TS SHOW { GAINS FOR FEBRUARY Receiving Sets Are Largest Factor in Increaze—TU. S. Batteries Prove Popular. _Important increases in_exports of apnaiatus from the United | have been reported by the elec- 1 division of the Department of | Commerce in Febr : | The exports for the month totaled | $543 as a E 1 for the | vesponding period in 1 nd $499.- | 39 for January of this Of the total Fehruary shipments, receiving = accounted for § 10 and rece Sets accessor nd components §272,000. There was also a heavy | demand for United States batteries ana appreciable increases were noted in this class of equipment. N Resuriacing Approved. of the roadway of I North Capitol street to | New Jersey avenue was approved to- the District Commissioners of ths project is estimated itesurfac street from Corcoran Hill's Will Filed. | William Corcoran Hill, veteran realtor, who died February 17, left | an estate valued at $85,000, according 1o a petition for the probate of his will submitted to the District Su- preme Court. He owned premises 724 H street northwi estimated at 000, and had securities and house- 0ld effects worth $40,000. Besides the widow, Mrs. Sallie P. Hill, the deceased is survived by three nieces ind eight nephews. Attorney Arthur Hellen represents the estate. 10:00—Chicago 10 30—Hartfore | 11:00—Moosebea Irving Boernstein's Hotel [11 1 nature talk from | 'hrU 12:00— 12:45—Kansas City: RANGE RADIO SATURDAY, v stant Sta o of i APRIL 10 KV ENING NTAR, W \\lll\t.lti\ » 5 RATURDAY, TERTAINMEN , 1920 en Standarvd Time ™A 400 New York Boston i Auction Parlagelphia . Ker do—Sew York: Hotel | i ardepii . News Philadelphia: Poticr 1epos ts " l”_”" “ TO 6 M 5:00—Bostan oy Proa Ho New Y Vincent Lope 4 New York: Hotel lestra il om 1 6:00. o ~New York: Hotel Waldorf-Asto : Boston: The_Smiler New York £ 50 . dy’ Winieum o0 ews turvy time Hotel Shelton Markets: farm news Hotel Orchestra oigan recital Skinny and his —-Spraigfield : 30— Schenectady Atlantic Hartford bitibu . inilade o ~Moosch L 45— 40 TA0—C con. and Dhane, ) | Qua At B, Ol levcland: Hotel Statler Mixed Quartet: o mstrument etz = Hot Sbict Morion, dimner an y Beliv Ol Commer eports eture | Atno Progra 70— Atlantie Hartfonl, ports Philadelphia " Hotel Ndelhia Or delphia: Bea' Franklin Hotel ¢ 700 Crmcn e e od oo ements tra 8 TO R:00—Chicago: Lullaby tic Ciry: S ord, Con time de Hotel Trio Announcements: Sunc Kunts « Shorte 1 Jadelphia ociety Phila Howell New ) Voeal and chestra. ong re con: 't P tal: talk umental alice o Afhaniic Gy Hotel Morte st e York York Nestra w F Musical Comedy Turrent eventx: mianist Pittshurgh Boston K(\u! Chicago: Hed Rosatille. X program prozram story: nstriiment and Westingho < &tors” Chin Drake Concert Ensemb! sonzs .. > Memy) Bedtime st Francieen: Childre igyille. Royal Peacor Angeles and 5 val nd other WGY tioid Hotel "O: neert Orehestra . WLS anniversary acket o Iy Orehestr wiletins Wit WG i ’u Hotel Bond i Oveheitrn i oty L ress Hotel Cpianist: taik Con i WNBF WEAR wsiws WNYC WMAQ WP KMO Wi i wir holice peports Salle Orehestra hestin violn s Repertory Fhe WBZ WRNY WGBS WHAD CRAC Wi ediime story | JWHT petia onge Quintet it WDAF WOR Weeo man's Or- WoAw WHAR vo- w W00 WLIT WS Drake WuN and " weather M. r WL WHAR weriod WL WOAW et WOR WRNY Wi senhagen Qu v K. ot € Choral LI y WFI 1 LLLWNYe ting WM B KMOX ort< ta v " WG WEAF Anniia¥ Vood WMCA KDK A WNAC KY W WHBR i KsD WSAY 1< Band. Riackstons ™ Stri WLIR ner from Bilimoi ~tations trom v ool Tesson musie and Cinderella Orehestra.’. » TO 10 am: Immanuet music < town 21 pre from iren's prog program 2 “miusic Chicago Chicago: Songs Atwater £0: ‘Samoy Voeal “program . T: Palmer Viet cago: Crawford's Orchestra Portland: ‘Dinner concert 9:30—Dallas: Vocal artists Memphis: Musical program. opera » Choir. .. V'3 Orcnestra . nérr Bornimen musical WOAW WO WGN WMAQ W -al Drogram ert WD WEBM KGW WEAA LWMC 1010 11 P Barber Shop Quartet Licht opera rontpany Ralaban & Katr Theat A Step o v “York pringfield : Atlantic City W York: Re dinzs: ouis:" Chamber mus Chor: New Vor Boston Cotton Relt bercon e Orehestra ollies st orchestra e Wit Clinton dinner B nbert Brothers' O San Francisco: Lind's Orcnests Chicago: Musical pr Miami Beach. Fla': Danee Drogram Philadelphia:’ Benjamin Frankiin Hot Lansing. Mich: WREO Serenaders; dan Los Angeles: Stori i Conn. New York Fort Worth Schenectady hestra talks Carroll's Roval Dan e Hotel Vanaerbilt Orchestra Sympbony orchestra otel Syracuse Orchestiis 1PN TO 12 M i Victorians Cincinnat Chicazo Sumovar | Orchests Omaha Hodel's ' Orc Cincinnati: Weather chestra wL Chicago: Songs: The Cinemnati " News el armor Philadeinni: O Play Shop sextoi. Peeriose - Orchoet Orzan tocial. o : Talk " Fairmanit Hote ¢ Plaza Hotel Oreheiirs: Drogram Ernie Golden = Hotel Me AT Amici Musical Orzanization Atlantic” ity Eike' Home progian: ewark: Organ” recital by Lo Wood . Nori, Tollerand W roparts. ork: Vincent Loves s Orihoe 145—Atlanta® Entertainmento . © . oot 12 MIDNIGHT T Schuerman's Orchestra Hotel McAlpin Entertain Instrumental selection War songs: Ariston Tri “Congress Carnival’ Libert; k New York 30. Denves: New Yor) Cineinnaty Chicago Chicago Orchestra: Richmond Hill, N. Y.: Da Nighthawk frot 1:00—Chicago: “Tneomnia Club'': Chicago: Hotel Ambassador Oreh, Cineinnati ; ca a Portland ports ... SE Chjcazo: American Pioneers . : * TO 3 A v00d night: radi s Orchestia .. 2:00—Los Angeles: KNX Hol) San ‘Francisco: Halste: RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. “The Work of Congress.” by Representatives Ogden L. Milis of New York and Charles R. Crisp of Georgia, WRC, 7:45 ta 8:15 o'clock at H ne Program, | | WLS Anniversary WLS, 8:15 to 2 am. va Sojourners’ Club Annual Din- 1 ner, WEAF and other stations, 8:30 to 11:30 o'clock. Graphic Hour, WGBS, 8:40 to 9:40 o'clock. at Wendall Hall, “The Red Head Music Maker,” WRC, 9:15 to 9:35 o'clock. at Knights of Columbus Choral Society, WIP, 8:45 o'clock. Liederkranz Society Orches- tra, WRC and other stations, 0 o'clock. Two Policemen Retired. Retirement of Police Privates George N. Scriven and Richard M. Harper | for physical disabilities incurred in line of duty was approved today by the District Commissioners on recom- mendation of the police retiring and relief board. Private Scriven is at tached to the Seventh precinct and Private Harper is a member of the United States park police force. at Quartet: ey Holy “deifer church announcements weather report G . Columbia—""Beverly Mary, 5:30, 11 p.m. 1 1:05, 3; 2:20, 4:25, 6:30, 8:1 Woolworth 5 and 10 Store has ceived new Tonic and Wildroot Liquid Shampoos as Advertised in National magazines, -Advertisement. . .WEBBM L WGN STt WMAQ enth episnde v reports) Cross © o Dini am Trom - Comprens Hotel Orchestra mu town Orchestra. . IDNIG L WD studio ‘featires. WKRC Cook Sisters i v!\\\\\ 0AW Dick Long's "Or- WEN Studin Fnumw' Dance orchestra from Canitol Tha nr«ih-um S orchesira. 0 1AM, ~tmu;m & Ore ‘;“m songs. soloist Coon-Sanders . ) rev TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—"“The Alarm Clock,"” farce, 8:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:20 p.m. Belasco—“The ce, at Gorilla,” £:20 p.m. myster: Matinee at 2 p.m. | Wardman Park—"Her Temporary comedy, at 8:30 p.m. Mati- p.m. V. A. week and vaude- and 815 p.m. Night continuous from ishand e at le. at Earle—"‘California udeville, p.m, Strand—"King of the 'l‘urfl‘” vil Ha wks." 1:30 to vaude- le. continuous from 12:30 to 11 p.m. yety—"Miss 'l = 0" hurlesque, 2:15 and 8:15 pim. 4 of Graustark,” 11:15 am., 1:15, 3: 0, 7:30 and 9:40 p.m. Metropolitan at 10: 7:50 and 9:50 p.m. Rialto—"Skinne 45 am., 1:45, 3, Irene and . 2:10, 4:10, Suit, at 0 and 9:20 Palace—"The "Bat.” at 11:0: 15, 7:20 and 9:35 p.m. Thvoli—"Mike,"” at 2, 4, 6:10, am., 8 and 9:50 p.m Ambassador—Madame Be\ive,” at and 10 p.n\ Central—"What Happened to Jones,” 12:30, 2, 3:30, 5, «-30 8 and 9:40 p.m, ‘Woolworth sme Gelh “ildrrmt st re- stock of Wildroot Hair “Hello Folks™ | SELF-REGULATION INBUSINESS, TOPIC “Local and Siate Taxation™ One Subject Before U. S. Commerce Chamber. will he annual N hnsiness hefore the amber of Commerce to he held in to 13, the cham Prominently v oare . two X ions deral Govern more than inizationg from | vited to at- ing discussion the divided into nine | representing a Armerean Dbusi nounced feature \I Lother | ation : }u( the ment 1.400 Levery “‘"‘i' P In order I B tes to th ' Represeniat Dusin < of WENDELL d-headed musi ake ed to Washington vear's ahsence to entert, of station WRC to ukulele and his fa Ain't Gonna Rain No ) iha (nteed to faci will be e and State offh will take part in Among and | the the Gove { e e will of Maryland ..‘ tent of the Char o of the U vice pre New Yok nerly head 1in Lecire” Brings Out S. R. 0. Sign| ¢, When Policeman Reviews It From Moral Standpoint. i'nited State York: Dr.| the Bureau Commerce of i Hum By the Associated Press LOS ANGELE Under the Eim room he R. O priate April o “Desire John & fornia M ond a cour in which the S|} have heen appro- day would edith Department Moines: A, J Mack Truck, In Goodwyn Rhet onal Rank ure L presiden Fork. and president Peop Charleston, S, |WAR MANEUVERS IN VIEW FOR AIR SERVICE UNITS Gun Matches Announced for Langley | wenty-six m on trial on the part in an imr Nine women the jury, play “word hy ording e attorne The defens about for para an effort mdame duce the the entive conrt ruled « A police oflic trician went combi mbers of the cas harze that they A prodietion nd ook Machine and Bombing Field, Beginning May 5. | bon Servic gley Field chine gun and Army A it Annual w wtches be will tz veen ning May 5 the Army uted, inaddition to} Navy, Marine Corps nd Organized G counsel as t of some of Shalc works, until fi Sergt. Sweet men don’t u while on P ons the W ot dudie department of i Sergt. Sweetn Tect” the pin when he saw cross-examina Gt praved or c m. Defense cour to know if his the same caliber dience was asked “I am a pelice of replied. peare’s and Ihsen's | the police office red: Py mental faculti Toe Service rey om G the were freely made th, t wrd ast a ! derickson team ipal Cour il of the 1 (e ma will denied 1 ches. Three had ntered hy the while the represented nized of the nine from each bombardment suit nd observatic the TUnited States and participate in_ the so will he units will he five teams® and the ves by one team from | N told had o hy wanted not of the a motion: as thos you not GET ACQUAINTED With the Auto Service in Our Rent Department Good Bldgs.—Clean Apts. J. Benson Thomas Co. S19 15t StNOW. Main 8416 NEGRO HELD IN $20.000 BOND ON ASSAULT CHARGE A coiised fof Shooting Cbloved Wiom: | an—Victim in Hospital in | Serious-Condition. the Blank Bogks Al 5. Fountain, col ank_Book with assault with a dangerous we was held to await the action of the grand jury in Police Court today fe lowing his appearance before .Jud isane R. Hitz. Bond was fixed 000, The, tain, out on six who hon o E. Morrison Paper Co. 004000000000000, New Radio Service Dept. We cav taks bles., rei e, ainst K volic air when | ve fired colore assault charge ording_ to the alleged shooting a 3 he is said o K at Ruth Rustin, in a serious condition ney Hospital. ountain was found by a boarding house, where he discovered unconscious with the turned on. A note was found to have been written by him, in v he declared he had shot the girl be 409 11th St. Franklin 8848 @ | cause she had caused trouble between I o 7009000000000 000' him and wife. Sea Food Cafe and Restaurant | 11th & Potomac River TOBSTERS ~ Mf an April shots is at r radio nz. ete. STAR RADIO CO. the police w &0930000 L2222 2222 2.3 -The ATaxpayer Jox pays seven dollars as rounty tax, nd he rants i 2 " 1 hollers of his burden that | (.heotied, beked or fried shad and shad You would think to hear | furtie soup and elam chawde him spieling that he pays all public | imperial crabs, steaks, chons, chicke bills, always bucking, always wheel- S < kicking o'er the thills, ing, always kicking o'e Closed Sundays Phone Franklin 5 You would think that it he perished government in gloom would sink In a beautiful environment our Institutions cherished straightway would be on the blink. TUncle MAYFLOWER GARDEN would soon he sprinting to the a Tea Dance dumping ground: Jasper's money, 4:30 P.M. to 6:15 P.M. he's hinting, makes the country’s wheels go round. So to judgment Cover charge, $1.25 including tea comes this Daniel, privileged to knock | Saturday, $1.50 and cu paying taxes on a_spaniel Dinner Dance and a shotgun and a bus. Now the | thrifty man is paving every kind of 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. No cover charge modegn rocks, to the treasurer con- Supper Dance veying taxes on his bonds and stoc He is silent as he dishes to the treas urer his pelf: he may think some raw 10:00 P. M. to closing Cover charge, $1.00 Saturdays and Holidays, $1.50 ods-fishes, but he keeps them to him- Incomparabie music by the self. He may think the law is rotten, MAYFLOWER ORCHESTRA yut it's no use being sore: let the mat- W. Spencer Tupman, Director Jasper his city around he p ter be forgotten, for it does no good to roar. lle's a sportsn he de. spises any gent who makes a row when the tax collector rises and forecloses on his cow. We admire the nervy fel low, voter of the lion heart, who'd consider it too yellow to he ranting in the Rut the men who do the ragging are the opes whose record: chine: with their ceaseless, hitter nag- zing they make statesmen toe the line. 1f our bulwarks show up better than they did in days of vore, it's be- cause the chronic fretter never fal- tered in his roar. If we al on grinning, bearing wrongs laments, we would have no chance of winning any hoon worth fifteen cents. | (Copyright WALT MASO With E. R. ROCHESTER’S 39-Day Special Train Party 89-d Spectal Traln _Tour of the West, learing ¥, ‘neigdes Deaver, “Colorade Evrine.at Los Angeles, Holly- or ooy My Washington Juls 1, Take Cits, Tellowstome Park, Riverside, wood, Pasadena, Catalina, 'San_Dieo. Grand Can; Yosernite, Senta’ Barbara, ‘San Franciseo, Portland, - nd_ Bainer " Xational Park Seattle, Staamer Trip on Puget v courer. B, i e Canadian, Rockes, Minneapeiie pd 8t Paul, Chicago and home. 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There’s one in your reighborhood—and you are invited to avail your- self of its facilities. he Star prints MORE Classified Ads every day than all the other pepers here combined — proof of the effectiveness of Star advertising. “Around the Corner” Is a Star Branch Office. AMEREMENTY 00000 - AV LR 001 A0 RIALTO Oth at Gee NW STARTING TOMORROW REATEST PHOTOPLAY | I\INI or TN V.Al JOHN BARRYMORE “Ihe SEA BEAST” WITH DOLORES CCSTAARO, $3.00 PRICES IN NEW YORK—NO RAISE AUGMENTED ORCHESTR SPECIAL PROLQG L | ; WASIIIIETOI’S I.EAIIIG TIIEATEIS LOEW’ COLUMBIA Metro- 'Jnldw 2-Mayer Gresents IIOH DAVIES In @ glorious. magnificent phote- play version of Gaorge Barr MoCutcheon's famous romanoe! BEVERLY OF GRAUSTARK WITH ANTONIO MORENO COMEDY—NPWS—MTSIC METROPOLITAN AND MARY Shown 10:35 A.M. Last —EXTRA— at 1:50, 3:50, 7:30, 9:38 P. Washington Daniel Breeakin, Conductor CRANDALL’S FT¥OLE TODAY-—SALLY _ O'NEILL MIKE™ T LIPING LANE ET TOMORROW —ELEA MAN in THE BLOCK CRANDALL’S Mat. 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MATINEE DAILY—2 Next Week- - Daily POLPS--siviAr iene,, and . 4. Shubert A great Broadway Cast i the fa bert Operetts Seats Selling WARDMAN THEATE The Thomas Herbert Stock € WARDMAN PARK _HOTEL Her Tempnrary Husband" “THE ('ZIRCLE" A Comedy Drami PANCING JACKSON e @ lesson SENW HINE RIV \IPIIA\J‘~4 $o. a= $1 _Jdus | X _l [y m\wrru s Aar Tesutts. _Fine -nwvmm-zu LARIB ME. LEROY H. THAYE Private lessons any huur Class Tuesdar nime. “Latest stens and combinations 1 ‘harleston. Tango, z and_Fox_ T 1145 MA she any time. Superior Insirie WP a08 18th_ PROF. AN 1127 10th st S o 11 pm by appointm TU W, with mtmallru l'rv\“’lu kw0 b ¥ou to dance co rectly dn ' n few Tesiine SHICHE Drivate: any o < and danca Sagdss with