Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1926, Page 42

CONCERT SERES | TOOPN TONGHT Return of Old Favorites and Three Other Features on WRC Program. The Iee Cream Socialists, popular radio entertainers of last Spring, will return to the air tonight via Stations WRC and WJZ. The new series of concerts will be similar in form and presentation to those broadcast in the sarly Summer. Music will be offered by an orchestra of 30 pieces, with a number of soloists, including Virginia Rea. Florence Mulholland, Frank Croxton and Frank Munn. In addition WRC will have three other popular musical features on to- night's program-—-the Mozart String Quintet, directed by Arsenio Ralon. will be heard at 8 o'clock: the Anglo Perstans will be on the air for a half hour beginning at 10, and the Hotel Hamilton Orchestra will be heard in dinner music, beginning at 7 o'clock. For its dance program tonight TWRC will present for the first time the Hotel Carlton Orchestra. under the direction of W. Spencer Tupman. The danee music will be played in WRC's studio, beginning at 10:30 o'clock. s, ning yeview hooks Local Radio Entertainment | Friday, October 1, 1926 Reed will open the eve- 6:45 o'clock, giving ec recently published Nina program of tl NAA—Naval Radio_Station, Radio, Va. (134.5 Meters). 7:45 to 8 p.m.—Public Health fee lecture, “The Common Col Time signals 10:35 p.m.—\Weather Bureau Reports. WMAL—Washington Radio Forum (2126 Meters). Silent. WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). §:45 p.m.—Book reviews by Mrs. Nina Reed. 7 p.m.—Hamilton Hotel Orchestra. 8 p.m.—Mozart String Quintet. Ice cream social from WJZ, esquicentennial March,” Los Angeles, Troubadors, “Cross Your Heart:; medley of popu- lar soni My Love Celia,” “The Tavern,” “Schubert Serenade,” “Ger- man Medley,” by Yodler; “Los Angeles ‘Troubador: 0 Solo Mio,” “Two Guitars.” 10 p.m.—Anglo-Persians from WEAF. Program: The Call of the Desert, ““The | Dance of the Veils” from “Queen of | Sheba,” “Valse Dolores,” *“Poor But- Popular Show Number,” arfa samson and Delilah,” “Polka 3 “March Triumphal” from | ida,” the parting melod { 10:30 to 11:30 p.m.—Carlton Hotel Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. to 743 a.m.—"Tower Health Exercises,” broadcast with WEAF. 11:35 a.m.—Arlington time signals. { 12 noon—Organ recital. 1:15 p.m.—Play-by-play of first game of world seri Yankee Stadium. New broadeast with WEAF. TURKS RAISING SHIPS SUNK DURING WAR| French Decry “Desecration of Un- dersea Tombs” of Allied Navies. description s from the York City, { By the Associated Pres CONSTANTINOPLE, October 1. The salvaging of allied and Turkish <hips sunk during the World War has hegun with the raising of the French <hip Massena. The Italian salvaging company at work and the Turkish government have agreed to share the profits of the undertaking on a 50-50 Dhasis, except for the provision that any ships or guns found in a suffi- ciently good condition to be repaired and used will become the sole prop- erty of the Turkish government. French opinion here is indignant over what it terms Turkish desecra- tion of French undersea tombs. The raising of the steamer Bouve, in which 600 French sailors and officers went down to death in the battle of the Dardanelles, has provoked some bit- terness on the part of the French. The English attitude toward the raising of the English ships sunk in the Dardanelles, of which one of the most notable was the Irresistible, has ! not made itself felt here. 1 CREDITOR ENDS FAME. Car of “Heir” to $9,000,000 For- tune Attached. KEWANEE. I, October 1 (#).— The seeend-hand automobile, ~in which John Cooper, structural iron worker, rode high on the wave of his self-termed prosperity after he =ald he expected to inherit a $9.000,- 000 fortune in the East, vesterday wae attached by a creditor at Kewanee, his home. His grocer at- tached the car | Plans for a 1 ceremony next | Sunday, when ground was to have heen broken for i church Cooper had promised Kewanee, virtually were abandoned. Cooper's whereabouts are unknown following his disap- pearance from Kewanee. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Georgia_ Minstrel Boys, WGY, 8:15 to 10:30 o'clock. Radio skit, “Mr. and Mrs.” WNAC 8530 to 9 o'clock. Social hour. WRC and WJZ, 9 to 10 o'clock. Music Lovers' hour, KMOX, i1 10 12 o'clock I Carlton Hotel- Orchestra, AVRC, 10:30 to 11:30 o'clock. ATWATER KENT Radio Sets Plus “Grove” Service Guarantee Satisfaction Harry €. Grove, Inc. 1210 G St. Glasses Fitted - == Examinea Coljese Graduate Dr. CLAUDE §. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist > 470 5P Stations. Meters. rd Colonial Orchestra; vocal and piaho selec- prie] Market reports: news. ... . & 4543 Soloiste: “Employment Opportunities™. . 341 News: marketa: weather. musical DrOST 518.9 h Program _from Food Show...... 370 New rk: Cora Griffin. contralto: Esther Os . i Hiawatha,” by Leba Rosenthal: Willlam Lawler, bari- Ry R o A . .WEAF orehestra’ Drogram. ... .. WGN sport talk: Uncle Roberi ‘and 4:00—Boston: Shey Detroit : 4915 303 2612 tone S E Chicago: Women's Club: New York: News bulletin his pals........... 4:40—Philadelphia:’ Polica’ reports: Housewivea hour. Ghicngo: Minneapoli @ Chicago: Mandel Trio..... . Davenport: Crescent Orchestra.. @ TO 7 PM. 6:00—Chicago: Wom: Minneapolis: . resuits New York: Chicago: Piano lesson. . New York: Une Geebes New York: Piano selection: Chicago: Children's program Detrolt: Dinner concert B Detroit: Jean Goldkette Ensemble. . New York. Vail's String Ensemble. eport talk al program. Checker Inn Orehestra WBAL Sandman Circle: WBAL O Skinney and his ‘san fewt: ol Totel Bretton Hal news .. market report; BEWS +svoo o Nes rk Boston: Kid, Baltimore 6:15—Newaris Sport talk A5—Newark: Sport talk: Chicago: Organ reci string symphonet 6:30—Cjeveland: Tmerson Gill's Orcbestra. Schenectads Hotel Van Curler Orchestra. 6:45—Philadelphi: Hotel Adelphia Dance Orchet Davenport: Chimes eoncert ... : plano seiections: HAL Orehesirh and Jubllee SIDers. New York: Oleen's Orchestra % Chicago: Markeis: supper bell program: Chestra....... i e oy ment Opportunities’ Orchestra_ . ........... e New York: French’ iessons: Planist ... i New Vi Radio talk: ‘program T merh Sidk auotations: | Fern Seull. Ensembie: mar-ks:flnn';fllflflzxwg\xlnlr Minneapolin: Musie: dinner cONCeTt - ioh” progidm {icazo? rean, fectall AR deduime ” tory: address: Jac) Atantic City: N chestra New York: Drama’: spirituals chenectads hiladelphia: ra, Atlantic City: Philadelphia Police” Feports. Edward ‘Rice, o nburg Instrumental " Trio Billie Reed, jr., pianist Lecture period Hotel Sylvania Dance Richmond Hill. . Studio program. B ouis: Organ recital .. iw York: Quality Bove, songs - l\l.l‘\!‘\a::\k 'lqz‘.lk by Ar"nn; ]ia:{! 7:45—Schenectad; study se. . planist oo Trio . Hotel . W an .00—Adlantic City: Seagide T 8:00— A hmond I, N. Y.: Vocal ‘eneembie ... .- Studio _program . Touis: Buster Brown Orch Vew Yorls: Treasureland Ensem! woloists 8 Philadelphia Orchestra: Philadelphia: New York: Happinets soloiets - oc: instrumental artists Vor A va Wandering Minstrel e o ity Hotel. Shelburnc Orchestra: TR Atlant: “The Million Sing”: talk: Faul New fork: Salvatore Cusenza, mandolinis cptabllee, O ater ‘Beach *Hotél ‘Ofeheatia. oo n - - ot P Musical program: A. T. Power Syncpaior e Tato. ‘Rae and Lee: instrumental 'eciect ‘concert . it oston: Harvey Trumpeters: Detroit: Studio program . 8:15—Schengetady: Georpia Minst 30—Fort Worth: Hawatian Trio - B80T Moine Philbreck's Orchestra Minneapolis: Farm lecture - JvataRe: Harmony halt bour Louisvilie: Concert; talk o.... - L 9 10 10 T, Yoral and instrumental o Organ recital; Hotel Amb: agh_program . . 5 eoloil S2253 5. GRaOCoIE S, by Minneapolis: f\'!wirkv. Organ recital: oane Frv. contraito . Memphis: Mississippi Valley Raltimore: WBAL_Ensemble’ . Hartford, Cogn B 'rhhf Gibbs hour New Y : Breyer hour A Tarer Rae and Lee: Maurice ‘Sherman’s ball talk: Grace Wilson, contralto Talk: Klein's Sflrl'nagrl‘ . ram: s L ¢ e oK S anve Orcpeetra. & WER, WLIT, WEA WTAM, WWJ. KSD. 0C and WDAF from Chicego: h,\l\l!h‘nl (!W‘:!ifl m :‘".‘ VA':M;O,‘ odlers Dhilagelphia: e o Yorver ‘Nedjog Trio: Fox Theater Orchest violinist; Mr. and Mrs. Wood, €ONgs . st. Lows: Colonel Orchestra . aew Richmond Hill, N. Y. The Gonds !‘G?Il Richmond . re Gimons, tenor: Ethel Levin, pia Chieago: Artist rl‘i‘l'u‘.n?'offll and instrumental e . i Portland: | D el and. instrimental woioisis L8 A eeo: Sport talk: musical program .. 9:30—1L0s Angeles: Children’s program; stories. Tetrot:: Dance program S e omond, Va.. Edgoworth Party Dance O Davenport Raneas City: Yaried musical Sanatand: Siudio program - . 3 New Fork: Ethel Pearlman an ke WLIT and sssensne Mgh Poston: Radio show program: <WNS . 10 TO 11 - enittall Anglo-Persians. y Wr:”f‘l‘,"\i’é’,& K\\'Gl’(, w 1. WTAG, WCAE, WO ork: New York: New WHN MOX ‘Red Heads Pt 10.00—New_York WRC. WJAR. WTAM W % and WLIT from .. ...o..oee-oss Los Angeles: Children‘s program: storiea % ‘Angeles: Fallon's Califormans Portland: News: markets: talks Chicago: Farmony time: string symphon Harcey's Orchestra; WHEX FLLANN ehmond_Hill. N. Y. : Gasto 1% BiiGreo ‘Ethel Taivin: WMAQ Air Line .. <t. Louis: Double quartet: or New_ York: Songs: Jack Davis, Orchestra . . B Phijadelphia: Scsquicentennial program Orchestra o Musieal “Architects Soloists; violin recit music ra . baritone; Chicago: WLS Trio weus Hartford, Conn.: W er report . Ulfeago:" Edgewater Orchestra: piano solos: program fro food show . aiee B Hot Springa: Foot bail resulis: Kew Arlington_Ensemble. . Atlantic Cit; Garden Pier Dance Orches Fry's Dance Orehestr: e . B Tos Angele: Musical program Detroit: Dance program ... . = 10:30—Seheneetady : Musical program’ from WGY studio Fort Worth fusical program ... e Newark: Guerwich's Dance Orchestra Chicago: The Phantom violin . cen Cleveland: Studio program ...... = Tavenpori: Vocal soloists: organ recital New York: Varied musical program . 11_TO 12 MIDN York: Rolfe's Palais D'Or Orchestr: Cleveland: Horwitz's Serenaders Chicago: Sam °'n' Heory: the Mu: the Bibl voeal and ‘instrumental sololsts To0s Angele: Meline program . Hot Springs: Musical prosram Hartford, Conn.: News bulleting Chics : Ran and Lee: others New York: Club Maurice progrs New York: Strand Orchestra San Francisco: “Intakes and FExhausts Portland:_ Musical entertainment .. Los Angeles Tios Angeles: XN .\ill:nna[m']ls. Weather; ‘aolof : St st Touie: Musie Ta n ora Atlantic Silver Shpper Club Orchestra 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. cagn: Songe: orzan recital: Drake Hotel Orehestra Beliran's | Orchestra S s i 5 Los Angeles: Westerland Trio. New ‘York: Silver Slipper Orchestra . Sin Franvisco: Palace Hotel Orchestra Chieago: Edgewater Orehestra: SOngs . Memphis: Organ reeital ... .. 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