Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1926, Page 46

WRC TO BROADCAST ORATORY CONTEST Army Band Will Introduce In- ternational Speakers With | National Anthems. Station WRi 5:00—New York: Seville * linked with WJZ, will | broadeast tonight the first tional oratorical contest Washington Auditorium. Coolidge will make the dress The contestants who will take part #re Herbert Moran, representing Can nda: William Meades Newton, seniing England: Herbert Wenig, rep- yesenting the United States: Jose Mu- Doz Cota, representing Mexico. and Maxime Raymond Puel. representing France. The orators will each speak their native tongues and each| 9 r will be introduced to the au- dience by strains from his national anthem. The music will be furnished | by the United States Army Band The musical portion of gram will feature the Mo: Quintet, which will present a concert of chamber music, beginning at 7 o'clock; the Tce Cream hour. to be broadeast jointly with station WJZ, New York, beginning at 9 o‘clock, and ihe Anglo-Persians at 10. A two-hour dance program will be played by the Wardman Park Orchestra W. R. C.'s program will be opened At 645 with the book reviews. by Mrs, Reed. from the! President opening ad WRC'S pro- art String | | Local Radio Entertalnment Friday, Ouober 15, 1926 Station, .5 Meters). PPublic Health Sery broadeast 281, “The Ir- Radio, » N pon ice lectur ritable Child poanTime sigr pan-— Weather Bureiu reports. | | WMAL—Washingtor Forum (293.9 M Radio ters). Silent. WRC—Radio Corporation of America | (168.5 Meters). 6:45 p.m.—Book Mrs, Nina Reed. T pan—) rt String Quintet N pam. national oratorical con- 1est from the Washington Auditorium broudeast with WJIZ, New York. Open-) ing address by President Coolidge. 9 p.m.——Ice cream hour from \WJZ. 10 b Anglo-Persians from W 10:30 to 12:30 p.m.—Dance music the Wardman Park Orchestra Karly Program Tomorrow. “ to am—"Tower Heu Exercises,” broadeast with WEAF. 11:55 a.n.—-Arlington time signals. 12 noon—Organ recital 1 p.m.—May flower Orchestra. ) p.m.— Princeton-Navy foot game. broadcast with WJZ Princeton. N. J. BROADCAST COMPANY SUES RADIO PUBLlSHEH Attempt to Stifle Com- | petition Charged in Injunc- reviews by ball It #Immoral" tion Action. Br the Associated Press PHILADELPHIA. October 15 adeasting Co.. station WCAU. yesterday filed a bill in cquity against the American Society of Composers, Au thors and Publishers of Pennsylvania in which an injunction ught to yestrain the from interfering with the broadeasting of programs. The company seeks to have the *ty enjoined as “an immoral com tion in restraint of trade and injurious to public interests The radio concern alleges that license fees axked by the society for broad casting privileges have heen increased until they “have become so extor tionate as to make it practically im possible for any broadeasting station | to meet their demands.” RADIO EXPORTS LESS. Blight Decline Possible in Equip-| The | which soci ment Shipments for Present Year. I'nless heavy shipments of radio equipment are made to foreign coun- tries from the United States during the balance of the year the exports in that industry will show a slight de. cline from the total exports of the record-breaking year according 10 statistics compiled by the Depart-| [ ment of Commerce Radio and other have shown sl t declines corresponding period of last 10 Septemiy \lthough the figures Aare subject to revision. the exports o yadio goods for the first eight months of the year totaled approximately £3.000.000, while those for the same | yeriod in 1925 were about $300,000 | greater. i electrical exports | rom 1 1:00—Chicazo Farmer Killed by Own Wagon. | LURAY, Va.. October 15 (Special), folon Hansen, 70 years old, farmer, | of this county. wa illed on the main gireet of Luray a result of falling from his y wagon. his face and ribs being crush- ed. Hansen lived in Newport in Khenandoah district He is survived by his wite RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS | | - TONIGHT. 7 International Oratorical Con- test, from the Washington Auditorium, \WRC and W]JZ 8 to 9 o'clock. ki liny Mr. and e | be . Anglo-Persians, WRC. 10 to 10:30 o'clock Music Lover’s hour. KMOX, | {ia 3-Tube Crosley Super-andyn 2-Tube R. C. A. Set . 2-Tube R. C. A. Arnphfier Spit-Fire Loud Speaker .... Cunningham Tubes, CX-301-A . R. C. A. Tubes, UX-201-A . 45-Volt Eveready B Baneneo 45-Volt Hylite Batteries ...... | | | { | 4:00—New York: Isadore Mainau, planist | | { interna- | 6:45—Philadelphia 7:00—New York 8.30-—Loa 9:00—De 10:00—s¢ 10:30—Davenport 1:00—Chicago | cational cities of the country, accord- Mre” | | WTAM. the benefit of the pupils in the public schools. Speaker: - | many 12012 o'cloth | the Board of Education with 11 to 12 o'clock WTAM, —_—————————————————— RADIO BARGAINS 45-Volt Hylite Batteries, Heavy Duty Columbia Eveready A Batteries, 3 for. Hydrometers, for Testing A Storage Batteries . .. 59 French, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D C LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT PR[DAY OCTOBER 15, 1926. Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 470 5 P.M. talk: David Croswell. hass baritone. . .. Bogton: Shepard Coionial Orchestra sololsts ew York: Vi ew York “Cand cal and instrumentai "‘ullr Daily Menu™: “Th Making"': Astor Orchestra . 5 TO 6 P.M. tring Ensemble: Robert Fram. pianist: Cookie. mongs. U WEAY New York: Astor Orchestra: market rv‘pum news........ WiZ Davenport: Crescent Orchestra. . Gicago: WBEN Siafl: string” syimphonet Minneapolois: Readers' Club..... . 670 3 P.M. 5:00—New York: Waldorf-Astori Orchestrs. .. New York sons s Kiub (hicago: Blano lesson Philadeipnias wenthe ket Teports Chicago: Children's program: sport falk New York: Uncle Geebee: Bluebells Orchiegira’ Hartford: Skinny's Gang: news: Bond Trio. Detroit: Dinner concert. . i Baltimore: "Sandman Circie; ‘WBAL ' Orehéstr: g—Springfield: News; Lenox Ensembie: McEnelly inneapolis: Storles! market reports. . hicago: Organ recital: Chicago: Topsy-turvy time program. - ewark: Sport talk: Bretton Hall 5:30—Chicago: Organ concert: ‘sport talk Cleveland: ~ Emerson Gill'a Orchestr: York: Golden's McAlpin Orchestra. Adelphia Orchestra. . Chimes tring symphonet: Sport new news bulleting 7 TO 8 P.M. “Ewployment Opportunities”; Leo Bartinique, o g teater talk S : AR icago: Supperbell program: Shermai Newark: Bretton Hall String Quartet musical program. : Ghicago: Organ recitali - Wide-Avwaice” Ciub. . altimore. AL Orchestra: jubilee singérs. Chicowo: Bedtime' story: Congress Orchestra. Springficid: Markets; Kruiee's music les artford, Conn.: Radio farm course; recital New York: Radio talk Philadelphia: Bedtime story WOlow: - s Chicago: Stock”qug Judy " Drake En New York: French soprano e Boston: Ched New York: Da Lo Marr, _pianis New “York: Olaen's Orchiestra : New York: Sport talk: weather: voral solos . Atlantic Cliy: ‘News: organ reatal: Shelburme Ofcliestra. Chicago: Raula et re Kansas City addrees:’ Riley s, Orchestra Simond, Davenport concert; bariton orchestra: roll call; Tiews lurmday iat. Pum-h :\nd Afch, mmn Reieh. tionis: piano Tecitai! taik mhie: Blackstone Quintes Teasous: pofice Teporia; e of ‘the Drama Priladeiphia 3 vz Instramental o Richmon Y.: Adele Worthington. p Manning. saxophonist ¥ s Sylvania Orchestra ity Lecture period e Safety sum: organ recital ... 8TO 9 P.M. .WHAR 8 00—Atlantic City: Seaside Trio 5 Herman W0Q Piiludelniua; | Orchestra; Gatter, tenor ... St. Loutx’ Orchesira; Richmond Hill, N. Y.: Vocal and 1nslrumenm Tecital Philadelphia: Talk: vocal soloists . 5 Pittsburgh: Concert program . .. Richmond, Va.: Markets: farm news: Hawailan Orchestra. . WRVA New York: Talks: instrumental program . Atlantic City: " Shelburne Orchestra: Grgan soloista G 4 New York: Happiness Boys: orchestra concert .. ow York: Sundial Sercnaders and Bonnle Laddies Boston. Harvey Trumpeters: radio skit, “Mr. and Mrs. : New York: Mandolinist: taik; piano and vocal xe]ffl,llmn i Chicago: " The Million Sing:' Ash’'s show 2 Hartford, Conn.: Garber's Artisang y Springfieid: “Thirs the Little Screen mmm Spanish W u' ur'cne-m nmm i st Chicago altimore tramental recital ago: Musical Drogram o Hardman program: ocal solos: May and June: violinist: organ’ recital ater Beach Orchestra; theater Musical program: piano solos; tal Angelon: "o program 55 : Des Molnes: Philbreck's On Fort Worth: Musical program . Louisville : Cq civil service talk Minneapoiis: Farm lecture Cleveland: Harmony half hour . Da port: Moorman Melody Mixers 9 TO 10 P.M. Momes: Voral and instrumental soloists . Los Angelen: Taiks: musie : inneapolis hestra program ew York: South Sea Islanders, l\'»lm ‘:nrk DLVIXde Flamm's program Baliimo AL Ehsembie oo 3 an recital: mandohin ‘sele solos: financial talk . Vocal and lllfl,tll(‘lll.fl soloists aphrasers .. pringfieid: el s Boston ! Hehdly st uul\'nm v Yo Vork | treir New York: Musical o Enseniic antic City: Soloisi: *Amhassads Richnion, Hawaiian orchestra; Oserbrooke Hilla hour Teaberry time . | W00~ Orehuatr, ter Orchestry (l{lulmmml‘li 1N Y : Vo hicaco: Yocal wid” instriimental arth Kansas City: Varied musieal program . . Artist vecital® safety ) Dinner‘concwrt Orchestra: s loists ngeles: Children’s hour: ‘mu; program, WRC, program . WRVA B lmrnone -WeAr Al wolos: the ‘Gondoli Lois: Mate guarter Portiand: Concert: Richmona Hill Orchastra Philadelphia chewtra, Chicago: Stri Richmona Philadeiphi tocts . New' York New York Chirago San Brown's Or- Do’ and Harvey's Orchestras WHEM. Spanish program: Richmond Orchestra. . Wi L Instrumentl recit Musical Archi- auicentennial* progran | & symph Constantino Ensembie Talk: Specht's Orchestra jihizaeo.” Musical | proram - artford, Conn.: Weather: Bond Dance Grchesira Chicago:’ Recital: Edwards' Orchestra Springfield: *Weather: missing person Newark: Soloikts: Guerwich’s ‘Orchesira {lucago: WIS Trio. May and June New York: California Ramblers *.. San Francigeo: Talke: musical Drogram Chicago: Classical roncert . New York: Persiane, WRC_WJAR WTA} WOUO. WDAF. WGR. WEEL WLIT, from Lox Angeles: Feature rogr i Chicago: Edgewater Beach Orch Fot Springs: Fool ball ecores: Saxophone quartet . 2 Vocal and instrumenital "{olos " Hofbrau Orchestra 5 Studio_program Musical Drog: novelty” reports: Minneanpolis New k Cleveland Fort Worth “organ recital " MIDNIGHT. 00—Clevel; Horwitz's Colleg) New Hutirau Orehestra Minneapoe: Weatl arkets Farrell's Orchesira .. WEA Long's” Orchestra: widisia’ Weeo Sherman’s” 6 Tion "Snicelen. Miisical program - Chicago: Samn Henrs . e Music Box the Bible: instrumental artists . Fuit rand opern g GrAYand News: markets: dance program rflv:“ \':V:»l.w News: talk: instrumental selectio 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 4 concert, Chicago others o Orean fos Anelee: . Muica L% Aot Mo Entertainers. Chiage: Fdgewnter Beach Orchestra Dow Noiner ™ Banee progeam 10 Los Ankelcs: Kari Aavold. concert nianist o ieago Jrenn. concert: Meekers Dance Oroheaira’ WLIR A5—Kanee. City i Plantation Players: others WDAF 1702 AM. 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