Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1926, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SCENTISTTOTALK ON MARS TONIGHT James Stokley Will Tell Pa-| trons of WRC About Life on Planet. Reorganized under the direction of Durward Bowersox. the Raleighj Hotel Orchestra will broadcast the | first of a series of dinner concerts for | the audience of WRC this evening | from 7 to § o'clock. The second prin cipal attraction scheduled by this sta- tion s the light opera N Angot,” to be presented by the W Light Opera company. | Two other musicil features to be broadeast from station WEAR will be | the concert of the Davis Saxophone | Octet and the Ipana Troubadours. | The light opera is scheduled for 10 oclock, the octet for 8:30 and the troubadours for 4 o'clo “Life on Mars—and Elsewhere” will be the subject of a talk to be given by James Stoklev under the auspices of the National Research Council and Sclence Service A studio progr 1ts features, o new story by Mrs. Mar garet Buchanan Yeates, soprano, and Doris Haskell, violinist, also wili be broade Mrs. Yeates will tell the story of “Dixey an’ Dat Man in de Bank. of Local Radio Entertainment Wednesday. Sept. 29, 1926. AA—Naval Va. (134, pm.—Weatl p.m. ~Time signal pan.—Weather Bu Radio, 3:4 u reports. 3 au reports WMAL—Washington Radio (212.6 Meters). Forum Silent tion of America Meters). 1:30 p.m—Play-by-p Washington-Philic r base ball game. 55 pam.—F ball scores. 7 p.m.—Raleigh Hotel Orchestra “Dilsey an’ dat Man in de et Buchanan account of Iphia double p.in—Phyllis Howe Price, Een R. Clark. accompanist. p.m.—Davis Saxophone Octet so- | prano: 8:30 from W ~Ipana Proubadours, from “Life on Mars ¢ James Sto 9:45 pan—Doris George . Ro 10 to 11 Madame Angot,” by the WEAF Light Opera Co. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45 to 745 a.m.—Tower health ex : . broadeast with WA Organ recital by George ¢ Else- 11, Anist. violinist; noon Ross. p.m FIVE STATION‘S ON COAST PLANNED FOR ONE CHAIN New Seattle, Spokane, Portland P Raleigh Hotel Orchestrs San Francisco and Los Angeles Plants to Be Erected. Wash, for chain from five Pucific Cc 2 struction of which will cost $500,000, | were announced today by Vincent 1., attle. The first unit s | tion north of Seattle. planned in Spokane, Port- n Francisco and Los Angeles. | station, with the exception { it Spokane, will have an | power capacity of 20,000 | th alternate watts to 293 Meters. The wave length of will e a4 from a resuit of the it Was ann 1AL Leese, pre on Chami and owner of the station The antenna has been r height of 30 feet. various mechant fons have leen made and studio enlarged. The newly enlarged | statlon will open Saturday night wm\i | m WNMAL | 93 | inere; to s terations | wed toduy | the | Commerce ® special program, with Commissioner Dougherty as speaker WORLD SERIES BY WRC. ©thers in Chain Not Anuounced First Game Saturday. WRC radio st y-pla games Yankees and Graham Mc microphone The first be played 1:80 o'clock Sat afternoon the Yankee Ntadiuni T} statfons to be linked forv has not been completed HIGH SCHOEJL CHOSEN. Be join a chain of other to broadeast a play- of the world serics the Ne ork Louis Cardinals, will the will ons ount amee he at at in ot ime will trday ¥ Manassas Institution to Used for Demonstrations. Been notifled by eral agent education in 1ts selection as a den for the Nout that the p: method of instruction in was first developed thix school | analy L agriculture | | F}s}; Made Land Animal Dr sity has succes squatic creatu RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. WAHG, 8:30 0 9:30 o'clock. Troubadours. WRC Ipana ; stations, © to 9:30 and o'clock The Record Boys, \W]7 te 10:30 o'clock LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Stations. Meters. Miles. 204 4 T0 5P 11, contralto: Wan o, Jsti taik Claude Reese, tenor B New York:' Eddie Woods® Billy Das . _Judith Roth. soprano: talk. ... 5 New York: Market reports: news bulleting Hoston: Radio Show program Detroit: News: markets: weather; musical ‘program New York: News: sports; eolos: Uncle Robert.. 5TO 6 PM. 5:00—New York: News: Billie Burkes and Matty Lavine. . and piano: eport talk ... .. New York:'" Al Lentz's eck” talk et Chicago: Vocal and. indtrumental p Chicago: Mandel Trio. - s Minneapoiis: Baso bail’ séoren: ' Readers' Ciub.. Davenport: Vocal and instrumental soloists 6 T0 3 P dorf-Astoria Orchestra. .. ... s Hotel McAlpin String Ensembl W 00—New York: Mina Pear Norman, pian- % T TS ey Fiao? songs ional "1 e ional " Children's 6.00—New York New York Golden'e Or Detroit: Jean Goldkette Boston: Kiddies Kiu New ' York: Musical New York: Unel New York® Pj Hotel Wal Oleogt ¥ enira Spanish ies: Cidr's e Hotel_Sh. Niws, Chicago Detroit . ton Ensenible: sport talk . Seores: book talk Wylie's Orchestra “turyy. time program et Jd instrumental artists: string symph i : WCCO or LWFL WO sport polis Tadviphia; atra, 6:45—Davenport market repo Base ball results: Hotel Adel 2 base ball results. 7:00—Newark emble Palace O Chicago: € New York: Sp _ has: ball 1 New York: i base bail r news bull New' ¥ Hotel Madison Cong Boston: Lido Veni Hotel Sheltone hestra n' recital ews bulletins: Crystal news bulletir otal oo wtories LWMAQ reports: violin’ recital reporie: Vil Teeitalt C 8 WGBS . Wz jon " of . LWNAC Hotel Mo rmony Bo; WMCA Milton Ratz, pianist: i WJAR and WGR - AG. WJAR an AT hedtime ol orchest Légion” prog s § - Boston Fed i Golden Alrens. DOr Orcfiest vl " 'WENR X CHYC WGY Fecitall base 1 Coneert Orelicstra [heater Orchestra; agrieditu Fern' Sl pantets T Lations: . Drake Concert’ Busenble i Judy Trig QUi Crwin Keed s O Supper bell Orchestra Des Moties: A 1 Kansas City: Market i Rijey s Hotel Ereside Suellenburs i WGN WKRC hesir L ket talk; Clicago man's Maurie Sher e WLS SWHO ik TIWDAE WCAU lostri . revital Wina D . tenor; SoBE, Wilde 800~ /i Richmond Hi < Gditorium program o Concert Quartet; instrumental tions .. .. Moinie's Orche Chicago: B Des. “Children's " stories a0 hris i Tee . Violinist: Marie Ludwis. o o id Blackston Harmony orch Drake Hotel Ensemble “Hello Honey Vork: Mark songs: Philip New_York ais D'Or_Orch WJAR, WRC, WCAF New York: Minn 2 Boston: Chamix ylet by WA ! Imperial Tmps: Dueber Buatrice Kncale, > Pinn men of i feriainment: Belle Brooke, gl s e New Shv's Suxophone Octet, WIAG and. ... WEA wer, syhcopator. . WMAC T oter Gremstra i : ... WLIB WEW WeX Gl LWRVA o WHAS Chicago Qui Edw Cineinn Detroit: Stuc 8:30— Richmond. 'V program Philudeiphi: Minneapolis Lousville: Detroit Sira s prosran ! ball results; kets: Choral Senqufcentcniial pr Radio Pion W LIWGY TO 10 P Crosley Crazy Quilt concert tal WLW Ty WLWL WOR WBBM Tirio WNY( WMAQ WEBH WMCA 9 00—Cincin New York Harold artists, Florine oble, Studio G Melody hour al an hour WEBM Stafi ental art the Keliy 'rio artet: Colonial Spring Boston: Program ir 1o show New_York: Ipana Trou W WCCO, WCR and KSD fro w York: Talk sas City: Don bicaco: Musical tamment Des Momes Hawaiian Chicago Arabian Nights' o 5 : WGN Pl Tlorscmen, male quirtit whistle WO WOAT Howard LWKR( tenor WL (Y KMOX WTAG C.WEAR WAHG athers chestra ord, *“The 5 University of Chicago Choir orth's Band 5 Montreal St Louis 3 New' York: South S and WCSH from Richmond Hill, N. Y. Cullen, Islanders, WEEL WGR, KsD, Vocal and’inetr 10 TO 11 PV by the WEAF Light Opera Co. AR, WCSH and KD, NwEAF tiiér; Good Humor WAHG anization | DiverUssement: the e KM 10.00—New, Yori: “Mme. Angot. WRC, WJAR, WEEL Richmond Hill, N SU_Lous: - Civi “on Cincinnuti Philadelphia Chicago: G New Yord Now Y BBoston Ao Ever Prosrau nd Lee hestra nte Associ chestra . Hotel “Asto, Trio, irish [ nd Daiie iway Merch i Dan k- Bro won; " miusi Checker In R K Orilidstea the K no renorts Louts Kreidlor WMAR A WMAQ Beadh Daiee Orihistia Ve WERH WEBM Comy Oreles ¥ WOR ri0: Five 3 o Betty " I ' iie WLWI, WLW e Weeo RVA Trio 4 Rip rs: trio_. Orzan_recifal Trom’ ¥ Fox Theater e Van' Winkle, st Baptis ' Brown < W0o KTHS Wor 10:30—Des Mortes 0 10°85= Montrenl Anay Tinali; i meloiy Carlton d s Kings, from Rit cRYe 11 POL TO 12 MIDNIG 11:00—Claveland Minneape ~ani Cinctun New York Lo WTANM Wt WLW WSAT WMCA L WHN Silver Stpper € T Orinestrn” Riae WIS *Hox! Tommy € 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 A Organ _reeit Hotel McAlpin Enter tamers Orean rveeltal fron N wh frol 12:00—Cincinnat New Yorl —Minneap 5 Kansas Cit L WLW WMCA W Players” others WDAR 1 10 cutal pionee: o and a 1 00—Chicako Chi WENR Vi OnNestran WEBM Dhan v WEBIH WRRC WLIB re Wl il ATWATER KENT Radio Sets Plus “Grove” Service Guarantee Satisfaction Harry C. Grove, Inc. 1210 G St. Radiolas, Sel ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION WM. P. BOYER CO. 812 13th St. M. 842 PROTECT Your Doctor and Yourself pmu.lps’ Mi of Magnesia SAY “PHILLIPS” to your druggist, or you may not get genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for 50 years. Refuse imitations of genuine ““Phillips” {has given a verw | static, one of which blotted out full directions and uses. 1 Trade Mark of The Ch Charles H. Phillips sincy 25-cent 50-cent bottles contain ik of Makuesia® has been the U . Phillipe Chemical Company and its and Regist WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER _ 29, 1926. SHORT WAVE RADIO or it s CANADUNLENTHS e o o CVENUS.STATONS Transmission, Based on Broadcast ‘ of Dempsey-Tunney Fight. Success Wireless 'WJAZ and KSBA Are First to| Get These Assignments ood, if still unre- | of Frequencies. liable, account of itself, according to a number of electrical engineers spe-| | clalizing in this type of wireless trans| The first two United States broad- R heck-up of the results of re.|casting stations to be definitely as- broadcasting the account of the Demp- | signed, at the owners' request, to | sey-Tunney fight last week hus‘ shuwf»ix ave lengths heretofore reserved ed that the ringside description of | .. 2 Maj. J. Andrew White was heard by |Solely for Canadian stations are a number of amateurs in Holland, | <2 OF F10 SENRE FHCHC m“’ = England and Germany, with reception ’034 e “‘lml “?flf:'“l; Rronid possibly effected in other countries| KSBA, owned by . (. DPatterso ! | Kennonwood, L though only list- not reporting. S stoti < For the amateurs who picked up |ed officlally today. the stations have on their | been operating on these lengths for the blow-by-blow account specially designed receivers, the trans- | Some time. | The reserved mission was all that could be desired, | i except for intermittent periods of by the A final decision of the judges. The ac count, however, was not for the v i The short-wave method of flinging | radio programs across the ocean has| had its first test in a new season and | i length being the Zenith station is 3 assigned to KSBA is 31 The final assignments of these fre- | auencies was made only after the De- age European or Asiatic radio listener, | partment of Commerce endeavored to as the means of rebroadcasting the |persuade the station owners mnot to short-wave programs on normal broad- | ignore the sentlemen’s agreement casting bands are not at the disposul |made hetween United States Govern- of the average foreign broad sta- | ment officlals and Canadian radio of tion. i whereby @ few of the more The principal failure still app avorablo wave lengths were given to | in the short-wave transmission, it is|the Dominion stations. | pointed out, Is the uncertalnty as to| Denial of the right of control over | the points where reception is possible. 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