Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1926, Page 34

i T NING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1926. MARINE CONGERT ONWRC TONIGHT Arthur Witcomb, Cornetist, to Feature Program—*‘Movie’ to Be Given. Arthur & Witcomb, well known fornetist, will be heard by radio lis- teners tonight as the soloist of the United States Marine Band in its €oncert at the Sylvan Theater. The concert, which will be played under the direction of Capt. Willlam 1. Santelmann, will be broadeast by wiziiong W w WGY and WEZ 1t 7:30 o'clock. The #olo selection Arthur Witcomb will “The Birth of Dawn,” Clarke. On the program to be played hy the band is the “Furya overture selections from Merchant of Venice, nd *Hungarian Rhapsody For the hear the radio-movie, “Men Steel” heeause of atmospheric a < at the time of the July, this photoplay o will be repeated tonight AW nd WG featy on tonight's radio vill be the weekly concert he Royal Salon Orchestr ainment by the Fireside 1 concert hy W, Spenci < [otel Mavflower Orchestra. The evening program will be open- el at 6:3% with the daily sports yesume. beginning by, he of | on- res Local Radio Entertainment Thursday, August 26, 1926. NAA=Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va Meters). Weather Burean reports. Agriculture market re. ls. Bureau Reports, Time sig Weathe zton Rad 6 Meters). 30 pam.--Vocal recita Button. baritone. 730 10 8 pn—Syncopated melodies by Phil Havden, accompanied by Les Colvin S pom.—Musical pi (168.5 \!l'll‘l\\ A% pan Base pan- - The Voice of Dr © Men of w m W7z pan.Concert States Marine Band, ¢ Santeimann. bund Rranson, second | with stations W from Sylvan Theater. P Tows: March. “With Shell” (Bilse). overture, - (Weber): characteristic Ay (Benaix): cornet solo. “The Birth of Dawn™ (Clarke), Principal Mu: Arthur €. Witcomb; selections ““The Merchant Venice” *Jolly Brothe ollstedt): rian Rhapsody” (“Pester Carnival’ Liszt: * The Star Spanzled Banne: 9 p.an.—The Royal Salon Orchest broadeast jointly with stations W. and WGY fron 9:20 p.ni.—The jointly with York 10 to 11 man's Hotel broadeast all scores, the Sileni brosd, Vork by the United “apt. William H. leader: T Steel,” from New and W rgram fol- Shot and uryanthe Buttes r:r.m waltz, Hunga broad- . station WJZ from New p.n.—W. Spencer Tup- Alayflower Orchestra, Jointly with station WJZ. Early Program Tomorrow. 745 am.—"Tower Health Metropolitan Tower, 645 to Fxercisos.” New York 11:55 a.m.-—Arlington time signals. 12 (ioon)—Organ recital by Otto F. Beck from Crandall's Tivoli Theater. | pm.—Mever Davis' New Willard Hotel Orchestra COUPLE REUNITED AFTER 63 YEARS Had Married and Reared Good-Sized Families. Each Prese Wis.. since ivil wife, Br o0 x SPARTA. nrated o3 otl August they War, Thomus Naney. 80, has had 1Two ha n has had nther mevera v ago and Mrs third and last March Arden’s wround Mannis were marvied in Mann « i in the Union sery ) davs with th diana Infanty. Di hix bride to a farn Wis Mann's long vovage the block com Whsence from his and veenlisted home > of her parents ght cach other ut suckess assuming her v married Wil snapolis and be wer of four children. the Rev. William Burns as occupied Wesleyan Methodist Indianapolis Marion. died in 1890 and his widow James Tracy of Grand Rap five months ago. jile gave up the and married Mrs, wi pulpits Hie i widow ve « Cruz, Bpearch for his b Maria Your v Wis. The 1 children—Dor P v Calit.; Mil Pearl Kris. Jennie Mann and Amos second Mrs, Mann RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Concert by the United States Marine Band, WRC. WJZ, WGY and WBZ. 7:30 10 9 o'clock WOR, s Band. Boys, WRC 0 o'clack. and WIZ, 9230 10 oi Barcelona.” ock Be 10 o' Opera WRVA Spencer Mavflower and W]IZ Tupman's Hotel Orchestra, WRC 10 to 11 o'clock | i listeners who were unable | inal | ast | in Meantime ; | { ! i i 26.—Sep-: | lost each | an- | n's second wife died | was | of Onalaska. | THL»INDA\. .\l(:UST 26, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 470 5 PV aid brse Stations. Meters. York : N ot 9: “"Nat CFent ”:. lp}b“‘l:lll!! results: New “York: Stoek” m hicago: Musfcal Detroit- e roit: New, ‘W Mooseneart. T Chii ball news ‘blleting WBBM Staff and others. nd ‘market reDorta: m Children’s program: musi Resders’ Club # Frenklin Hotel " Concert DOt - ball resulta. .. Bulleting meat *talk Stack reports: road reports: newa bulletins: asc ball resuits: Jack Denny's Orchestra : on: The Smilera: Bert Lowe and his : Children’s’ program: base all wrk: Albert Cartier. baritone: V vert Trio : Hotel' Sheiton dn-mm. snarte ncent Sorey's € ewark: Jacquen Jacols Chicago: “Topay-tirvy time Chicago: Organ_ recital: ‘news Atlgntie City: Sporttalk: ne _recital New York: int: “Real Pittaburg : 3 Philadeiphia; Billy Havs' :40—Pbiladeiphia’ Base ball 3745—Xew York: Jewish Circle: Mouoseheart, ‘1) Organ reci Tk Falmer Vietorians Assoriates arbarini. accordionist : Frank Berifes” Roosevell, 6:00—New York: Sport talk soni Tracy and Dougherty. Orchestra . Mol i Oreh Now, Jorks o - Chicago: Organ’ recital; Jack Cllapman 'y OFliesir Dall Tesults: swimming lesson. Atlantic C Hotel Morton diiner’ lurne _Orchestra Hotel Shelion coneert’ Oresie’s "Quecusland all and S and instru sembie Ocisatra: bane toxa Tace rewults: WGY book talk: vocal cntal aruate S : New“Voru " Viient” Sorey s ot tase ball Leports. “What the World 13 Domg ;6 Aatlne: "Wihliam' Pikes Orciestra O dtimn stofs: Couxrets Holel Orcliestra - Phtiaeiptias Ohete Wi rorl cal and birthdey i Anncapole Mikic: murket Teports: base’ balt e TV LOR ytaerk iy ain i on sira New York Hotel Madison Concert Orel Wi emort e e S ctroit. Jean Goldkeife's Ensem Clvetina Houenden Hotel Orchestra: base batl rei New York: Piano. eriectiona: market, reports alice reporta: base hall results = AL Baraman Cirvle: WBAL Orchestra 5 g Patietmon's Hotei Kimball Trio: base Hotel Leiox Bosemble.. .- % onert : uits Tllk lnr rhudrv “Jones, Symphon: anklin Hi ot anention, o = ; TR Rath Dowline, Jewish' Congre and” news Doty x—hluhur Hartfor j:a0—PiTadeiphia: Snellenburg Bhiladeiphia: Benjami Borton: “'Skiu_Biemishes Philadelphia: Hotel Ritz. New \(I\'l; 'B('rlmfl P.':lkpl talk: i ew i Program oy Union of Orihodux gation: Eddie Gillis, baritane 4b—Davenport base ball restilia Aante Cits i nestinr Cined t Chimes cone Eiibnanh Weather, hase mati 7 TO R P J oy, Orcligstra: “Your Week End oL ML AL K uray Spalter, concer i Spir vmnn\w Loe Théater progri New Yo B I:‘\‘l!nlfl . l"lvmn‘ Solow Buston ‘ll‘l musical T o) 1l . o ehiphte " Aien - Bverts. - sopraio: fanfri:* Josh Saddler's Plantation Se Base, b Conn.* 5 -W0O Bovrang 00—Cineinnat Hotel piange O iolinist il oloikis Koss “senburs aders - Getz; 1" mixed anartet (WHAL rencsa planio. selections Everyday Speech”: nden Hgt e Tor the. Stlent Druma. i’ serenaders’ ; WGR. W D Auins Auiiis base ball WRC and .o i 1. WL WO WF COAWE Pritadeiuhia Sesguicenie ko Famin hour program York: Piie's Orchesira ¥ il Lamplint pughn de death “The Radio Girl " and’ Keneth tiatie branist. rews bulletns* Vanderbilt 'Orchestra Attantic Criy: Hotel Sheiburne Orch i New York: Radio_auestion: e D Dacmar harp recital atory vial Exposition proram Mk ki William i - talk mental ariisis VK. viotinist LWOR Mariorie_and Edward Vito: City: Markeis ostra ork: O ‘with Genia loratura ~ wrl. wol WER AN, Dallas. dirams Jos's Baker Hotel Orihestra » 10 Clicquot_Clab, Eskimos CAF, W AT WTAN. W ad Edgewater Boach Hotel Ore e and, Dagmar: hestr 7," u.\m concert 8:00—New York WFI W "Miller, duet: Newark: Arthur Pryors B Atlanti City: Hotel Tras Orchestras . New York: The Jubilee Singers M nghi” Breen, ~ ban)oist. nor WRNY i « violinist. . WOR Concert . WPG inian and Ambassador Laigston Hushes, reading and Peter De Rose. s WGBS KYW The WBAL Reading WBAL hourn. tenor - Orchestra Hotel Bond D! Orehiestra vm}g‘n»lnnm Voenl i nstramental artists hex: Prof. Doolittle. .. Victor's Band: Dok Eisenhours's Sinfonia olow soloists: Columbia Park hululavuru oncert by Schmeman's Band City: Studio coneert .. . 11 Children's Swiss Garden ians: songs A Chicago Chapman's Orchestr Carl Cage. soprano : : Diety” String ’mnhnne Emil Heim- o WTIC ihe Musical Wi Boston, New ¥ Detroit Atlantic Moosehear Cinetnnati music: talks financial "talic leen. Robinson. . 830-—Des Moines: Philbreck's Orchesira Springfield: Adrian Salesses, organist - . Lowsville: Concert by Robby H\ertuAn Blue Derile &chool lesson: are Talk Richm * Market review: base ball m.mu 1 James Episcopal Church . 8 TO 10 £.M. Highland Park Orchestra . - WRVA The Banks Life Trio: Stewart hmond. Va Moines Watson. one ork \tone Abe Lyman Ace Bri 00— Avrer Lavelie, Violnist, and ‘Wiiliam L 0 hans iners Eoston " Orehe e i Thonias, = VBAL WHAL D o Kl > Orchesir i Baltus - Goldman's Band: Ge et eorge Hall ‘and bis Ro The Scamps. 8. S Sivertown Orchestra TWGR, WOC, WCCO. WTAG WGN. WAD( and ‘WCSH. from velatd: Studio program ... ... \ago: Edgewater Beach Hotel Oichestia emible news bulletins . s Classical conoert A | SlNdio_ensemble wixed” ain sirymontsl sololats® ading Sprnkfinld: Soloists: Firaside Bovs 0:50—Sengetady Violin pecital by "Anifiuny” Sie fan | New York: Police and weather reports Wednesday Moming Choral Clup’ . 10 TO 11 P.0. coprano. and Annette Olson's Dance” 1" Arcadians Sew York 3 WEEL Wi A KSD. WSAL Dailus Margaret Malter, Martin ! 10 v0—Schenectady organ recital contraito ™ crson” and’ bas ell hestra Whovs . Orchestia ball v Siiver’ Shpper” Supper dlden's Hotel MeAlpim Or hestra i <how Ao e R ; orch WD Quarter " WRVA™ Overa wMCA WEHBM . orzan 1 va Paliver House Victorians: Mooseheart o “Belle of Rarcelon.” Ty the Rishmond. Cor niic Follies Herghre Dance Orh e Castic Farmers: Al Kirschier and Downing and’ Tommy Resmolds b Orelie iy X "o {11 00—New York Broadwar nizht | Thaeagn. WEBBM tall the Sipp Biitici s and Don Bextor s o olosts Enterson Giil and his orcii Edzewater Beach Orchastia: soloists ity Organ recital. WIP and 12 MIDNIGHT 70 1 MIDNIGHT. Howard Odhurn < Atlantic AL m i Knizhie of the uming Caile LW Nighthiwk frolic. Plantation Players: others WDAF Contralto Soloist | ra_Co., wa: Of the WEAF Light 0 Iast nigh heard during a |Vrml\|rl broadeast by WR : . British Programs Will Be Broadcast In U. S. in Autumn By the Associated Press LONDON, August Karnoff, general manager of the Radio Corporation of America, to- day announced that he has com pleted arranzements with the Rritish Broadeasting Company by which regular radio programs will be hroadeast for the United States from London early this Iall be- tween the hours of nd 7 in the morning, London time. It ix felt that these hours, arve from 9 pa. Lo 2 am. standard time, will permit_Ameri- can audiences to listen in at « wost suitable hour for them. Mr. Sarnoff said that his citier object in visiting Kurope was to arrange for American radio funs to tune:in on European artisis, solofsts and famous dance ban; 26.—Dbavid which <tern ’35 MINE PAY SCALE | Operators Agree to Basis on Which wage reached, | have 1 1917, scale of $5 a day would be the | basi i i their | seale, now in forge and on which union | wage scale convention’s report recom j the Scale higher OBJECTIVE IN OHIO They Hope to Reopen Collieries. By the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, Ohio, While no agreement on a definite | scale for Obto miners was | operators” in meeting here decided _that the November, August 26— upon wh mines. h they hope to reopen { The Jacksonville wage officials say they stand, provides for a The operators failed to approve the | nding the employment of miners at | 5 a day. 8. H. 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