Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1926, Page 41

CONGERT BY BAND WRC HEADLINER Sylvan Theater Program to News: sports: i Musical program 3T0 6 Be Broadcast—Other TR . New i, Vail's Ensemble: (alke i gram . Features Listed. T e AL g : 515 Nowu, LAl resulte: market” eparis i The United States Marine Hand and the WRC Plavers will provide | the principal features of the enter- | a8 " tainment from the Radio Corporation vorts e station tonighi. o ; : (] LT b i | POttt Comn: ook myiew: 19200 Infantry Band Sy , with Capt. Wikt | B oric:"Haite' Envertainars: ' Kipin's "Soroaders e bl Ll e i e | Philadeinhia: -Baltey e Strattord | Hotel Dawce. Orchoaira lam 1. Santelmann leading, will be s T heard in the second of a seyies” of " ooliee reporis outdoor concerts played from the | Sylvan Theater. heginning at 7:30 o'clock The concert will he b aintly with WIC by ° W Schenectad Enteriainment 10 s - ; Stock guatations WCAD, Canton. N. Y. { M Ehesmble snd Blackatone WRC Plavers will offer for | Chiciko: Vocal and 25,8 presentation tonight a_ene-ict Girten Srtheatrs 288 entitled, “The Grill.” which fad be played hy i anx7 me cast that,-toured in : X 268 same cast that. to ew “Yoric! "Sporte: | marke - 1at several years ago. 3 Hotel "Ronsevelt’ Orchestra ;g;-g In addition tn Madze Tucker. di- | 8:15—Cleveland: wuneufifln Hotel Orch AN dAbs Sk Newark: ‘Spori<: Hotel Shetton Ensemble: R ¢ ind leading lady of the WRC | Bt 5t WP autihe” giie B " DRA L . the cast will include Maurice | 5:30—Philagelnni: “Breah Di3as. Sith bora”and ‘i ST geeh : . Arthur White and Jean Far- | [hiladeinhia’, Snellenbure “Symphony, W 3l nam Petersen. ‘T'he presentation is | Baltimore: " WBAL Concert ' Orchestra I8, HH scheduled for 10:05 o'elock, | 45— Honectans” dapatuss AR Aty Porcran ] il | S0 nectady X Versity 834 A third feature of the local part Davenport: Chimes concert: - mase ball results 1858 of WRC's program will be a piano | 7708 PM. recital by Dorothy Lowell Willard. | 7:00—Chicagn: Lullaby time: Sherman's Ogchestra: organ 44 who recently mude her radio debut Philugeinbia: - Elifton's Angiers en| | Springnew 108 on A WRC program N 2 Also on tonight's vinment will | 08 he “The Voice of 1 nt Drama.” | s a concert by the Rovil Salon Orches: | s b tra, and a danee prozram to be played | B Sac MWGT and 4503 20 by Meyer Davis' Swanee Syneopators, | S WA W R A W 4015 208 under the / | New Vork: Basw ball resyits: voo The syncopators | tl Cit of w Yor this evening by the al _program. R G i f Music' Orchesti New York, which will | jointly with WRC, heginning at e ] et A program entirely musica The Million Sing ot bhroadeast tanicht by station W v (oM WAL It includes selections by Billy Cedney Kansas City: Market teports: bedtime aiory and Phil Havden. soloists: Ted New-| - Cincinnat): Hotel Gibson Orchestra: talk. .. v = ‘, o TN ful Tra 7 30—Atlantic City: News. .. wen ell's Band nd the Tunefu ramp g.](,m” Ehildren's program.. ... Trin, led hy James Ronsevelt Armour. hiladelphia: Myatic Order of Shrine program. - S— 8 T0 9 PM. 5 W.Uh;m.' "n" )IIIV» :\u'lrlnl Y LocalRadio Entertainment Nen Work . ot ia Comram e pl, e New_ York: Chauot ¢ 3 ; WTAG. WTAM. WGR, WWJ, WOf o Thursday, May 27. 1926. | = n & N WEAF . g 5 X a iks o 4 L KYW NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. e A AT T L e KON (131.5 Meters). ;?'W Y’iwlk. ‘(:uln Trio: Lun\vllflt}u s song series wwg 3:45 p.m. Weather Bureau reports. d ufio? herman's Orchetca: Moy Phi Bpstion concers. | . WS A:45 p.m.—Agriculture market re. Philadelphia: Vocal solos: Musical Chefss .. ...+ WCAU = Pittshurgh : 'm news. addres com) KDK. B " Symphony - Orchesira. . £ e KDKA 9:55 p.m.—Time signals. Chicago: Musical program. ks % .WBBM 1005 p.m.— Weather Bureau re- Detroit: Studi il cWCX s Chicago: Bush Conaervatory of Music Orcheaira. WMAQ RArts Chicugo: Voc mental program: Terra den Ao Chicago: P 2 : R WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital N e R b : Fund mittee (256 Meters) Cuicaso 11 a.m. to 12 noon—Current events | 8:30-—Los Angeles: Musical Lrogr: for shut-ins” (daily) 2 | Bort Worlh: Davix 6 to 7 pm.- Program of dinner | San Francsco: Chin music; hase hall scores. Memphis: Dental R - _— - i Touisville: Concert q\I“) ram 00!;';!'\1[“!‘7 of Mu WEAP — Chesapeake and Potomac | New ¥4, (alke: Sundaw actibol lesson *. o phone Co. (168.5 Meters). WRC 4 i o iR e . Richmond. Va. Market 8:4, hicago: Studio features; orrow. 6 b #0—Des Mainea: Banker's Lite Trio .. E Health 7101 .. Mixed aquartei: celestial b e<" from Metropolitan Tower, . vocal and instrumental sol York City Richmond. “Va. ¥ 3 Roston: Crescenl Gardens Orchestra . Thiladeluhia: Sesauicentennial _hour WMAL—Washington Radio Forum San Francisco: Storios: Town Crier: (2126 Meters). Rittsburzh » Symohony 7 pom.- Billy € ow York: our of Gior den. soloists in harmony i L Drehes 5 pan. Ted Newell's Rand in popular numbers, including a group New Yorer of solos, Los Angeles s p The Tuneful Tramp Trio, Qincinnat led hy James R zether with Re at Studio concert: mal WRC—Radio Corporation of America | (168.5 Meters). Rase hall scores, 'he Voice of the Silent * broadeast with station W. York ! 8 the United . William H. | 6:35 p.m ¥ 9:30- Drami from New 7:30 WG Orehentrn mphis: Goldss «_Anniversary Angeles ‘talk, L prograi 1 : Taylor Br 10 1o Eon =cond - 10:00—Cincinnati: Brigode's Vieginians . . tions W17 D from | Los Angeles: University program W York: Ernie Golden's Hotel the sylv Vincent Lopez's Orche Royal Salon Orchestra, 7 with stations W WGY Concert trom Powt siudio - : and WOEAD from New York. cather and miseing person reporis 920 . Dorothy Lowell Willard, D rodians Orchestrs: Madrid piani Rudy Seiger's Otchestra 9:30 pom. Smithsonian talk, I, Entertainers: male ai 10:05 pan. WRC Plavers in “The Ralmer House Victorians: W.LJ e { m “h Henry: WGN Studio, Ensembls Grill.” under the direction of Madge cago: Cook ' Sisters: sonke: ballad Tucker. The cast will include Madge lemarr WBAL Eneemble ... Tuicker, Maurice .1 Arthur White voaport: Moline Plowboya . Minneapolis. LA Sebana program Lox_Angeles and Jean Farnam Petersen Feature program: 1030 . Mever Davis' Swanee St Louis: West End Lyr Syneopators, broadeast with station |4 Hot Springe: B: W%, ¥ Prog omorrow. 11:55 am. —Arlington time signal 12 neon Kty Farm Flashes.” pre- [ 11:00- Minneanolis eul- | 1 by the Department of Agi s Annshes 12220 pan. Ovgan reeital by Otto ¥, Feck. hroadeast from Crandall’s Tivoll Theater, T pan. Meyer Davis' New Willard i Jlatel Orchestra, under the direction Quartet: olaists. . . of Samuel Korman, ¥ Studio Ensemble: “ . { e 5 2 7z | Chicago: E Beach Hotel Orchest No Indian Mother-in-Law Jokes. | ;.45 8o Grrin anal 5™ Among cevtain tribes of North g American Didians it is considered a | 12:00—Chicazo: ¥ hreach of etiguette for a man 1o speak Dt to his motherindaw under any con- Cincinnati: Dane sideration. 1le can raise the taboo if Angeles? e does some especially worthwhile 2 ram: at the tion of the mother. Plant. o does so by presenting a 170 2 &M, Zift 1o the man. The Indi Town Crie At of these tribes’ Lingly refer ol T TR ) 2 : » E xram: orch o almast any ves by mar- Lox Angeles: Putrick Marsh Orches riage or otherwise, but it is not done 270 3 AM. in the case of mother-inaw. 2:00—Los Angeles: Hotel Ambassador Orchest KNX LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1926. Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 1 ki N vocal wolon . : Hotel' Commoadore Orchestr Hotel Waldorf-A i Smilers: Sam l’a':-‘-". Srehe : Te n - Ewsenible : Bellavue. ris. bave "Cinderelia Orehestra ® TO 18 P. M. reading G State Teachers' College Glae €Ciub. an Ent ners: Calilornia’ Rambiers Nartinn Orchgstra + oo oo stori hened #oioiy Yo York: Fredgie Rich's ‘Orehentra, s : Talk: Doherty Melods Roys Ty MUY 40113 "'fi'&‘ L. WEA r. Vs W€, C. WCCO. KSD, WG market Teports:’ Lin Orehestra: rdano music . tet vrogram . Ibin Orehiesiva wiw in WD others. . 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