Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1926, Page 9

§ LEWISOHN CONGERT' N WA PROGRAN Van Hoogstraten, Dutch Co- | ductor, Will Leafl Phil- E .jiannpnic Musicians. ‘The second of the Lewisohn Stadiu concerts, t6 be broadcast by WRC, included in tonight's program, begin- ning at 7:25 o'clock: $ ‘Willem van Hoogstraten,” famous Dutch,_conductor, will- again lead the New *¥ork 'Philharmonic Society - in tonight's program. ‘He has chosen for his opening selection, Mendels- sohn’s Overture, 'Nocturne and Scherzo from “A Midsummer Night's Dream,” to be followed by the walts, “Mountain - Vistas” of Langley'ss Fruacesca da Rimini by Tschaikow- sky ‘and ;Rimsky-Korsakoffs| “'Scheherazade.” “This will - conclude | New, York's ‘contribution to the ‘eve-! ning's program as arranged by the', ‘Washington. Station. s Other musical portions of WRC's Co., {?rcm 10 to ;1,"31& night’s b stin gy o wodkis EE wilt be given;dy W. H. Kerr of ‘the Dey nt o, Commerce, at. 9:1 o'cloel g &Y WR@'s program will ‘e opened with 'a’ resume’ of the sporting news will' begin its tri-weekly L a o'clock with a concert by Al “Moran's. Wisteria Saturday |, ngl:i:wrn P:lhl Hayden, lol.:: ist, intersperse the. archestra Jectit ‘with. popular numbers, A P WRF—Washington = Radio - Hospital Fand Committee (256 Meters). Stlents 3 v —h WMAL~—~Washington 2T - (212.6 Meters). ! 7 p.m.—Al Moran and his. Wisteria: Saturday Night Orchestra,” with Phil Hayden, tenor soloist. = % WRC~Radio Corporation ¢f America (468.5" Meters). _ : 1 pim.—W. Spencer Tuptnan’s Hotel Mayflower Orchestra.. . . ee 6:55 p.m.—Base ball scores. ¥ 7 pm.—Irving ‘Boernsteins Hotel | - Washington Orchestra. 7:25 p.m.—Stadium Philharmonic concert, Willlam ~van Hoogstraten, conductor; broadcast with station A from the Lewisohn Stadium, in Vistas, £ Allan L. Langley PFrafcesca da Rimini”.Tschalkowsky *Scheherazade” ....Rimsky-Korsakoff 9:15 p.m.—Bible talk by W. H. Kerr of the Department of Commerce, un- er mulpk:e- of the Organized ible. ss Association. 9:30 ‘p.m.—Joint recital by Dorothy ‘Wilson Halbach, contralto, and Eliza- beth Gardner Coombs, pianist, broad- RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT Foo i SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1926 AN Programs; of, Distant Stations Scbeduled for Eastern Standard Time Stations. Moters: T i I a8 signals. ‘pan.—Weather Buredu reports. ': ] ; f'fszifi-‘f..g’f;?i..@fim:r DRAMATIC EVENTS IN BIBLE HISTORY—-The Cilling § i Wmeat~has -doubled - npfi-;m Achax Those “pupils who by their mem- ory ,work:apd Bible study have re- i} celved homors are Ronald Hpy ) 0, xzc)un Elizabeth f Babby Sullivan, Rosalyn Su&% class, A Fitch, de o past from the Homer L. Kitt studio, | 8: 10 p.m.~The Kitt Hour of Music, broadeast from the Homer L. Kitt studio. + COURT ACTION EXPECTED N « Hoover and the faflure of Cong: " IN WAVE-LENGTH FIGHT Paul’B. Klugh, Broadcasters’ Head, Sees Lawsuits Looming to Set- tle Air Property Rights. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 17.—The squab- ble oyer radio wave lengths may end in the courts, Paul B. Klugh, execu- tive ehairman of the National Asso- clation of Broadcasters, said yester- day, adding: “Stations that appropriate a wave mssigned to another are raising a very | 10:00—Cincinnati: serious question of property rights. It will' not surprise me to see ma lawsujts started to protect stations’ rights if this practice continues. There is little doubt in my mind that such | cases could be won, and the offending stations would no &oubt be enjoined from broadcasting.” Klygh's statement came after a chaotic night on the air, in which several local stations jumped to high ‘wave lengths, causing interferen The “jumping” of wave lengths. Jows aipon the unfavorable court deci: sion against Secretary of Commerce ress to pass legislation establishing author: ity to control the use of wave lengths, BAH&UET PLANS PUSHED. Many to Attend Radio Dinner in “New York September 15. Plans for the third annual radio in- | % fi‘.onflm‘::m_ ! dustries banquet to be held in New York, September 15, are rapidly tak- ing shape, according to Paul B. Klugh, general chairman of the banquet com- mittee. By the time radio men New York at that date the difficul- ties of the present “lawless’ broad- casting - situation shoul rflned and steps may be taken to ri idge the gap until Congress gets an- | | other chance to take action. More- than’ 2,000 radio men are ex- pected to attend the banquet, accord- ing"to Mr. Klugh. | RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS £ TONIRRITC. = o -?l gather in | 19:45—Kaneas Oy David White and Billy Chao from Miss Robert M | Riley's closs; eininger, Billy Ross, Venetia Jacobs, Thelma Wood- fleld, Adelaide Rau and Mary beth White from Miss Hester's The Emmanual Episcopal Church, of which Rev, Hugo Blankingship-is larger enrollment, Eliza- class. 33 g .. b~ S ven) BEmIEaE SIS RN FIFTEEN MINUTES OF. 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