Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1926, Page 38

to bring K in Lincoln, | reign in tire Northw | ception of WO w | watter i rien Spring 17NEW STATIONS . RECEIVE LICENSES : - City, concert ; Band. ics, evidenc how {Seven ¢ hange Wave Lengths. ) ¢ wf\\;v:,;;\; WRC Introduces New viuwcal Feature. Dance Anncuncement the i of Commerce today of th new broadeasting t 10 days furni ication of the rusli to afr before Congress imp tions—possibly stops furth ~—eithe~ hy permanent or :xadio legislation. Another announcement that seven have changed )emm« all but one to nels, betokens once mo Ingly urgent need for Government julation. Only one station wi from the roils in the 1 @ low powered station in by Departmen licensin, ions within another v of ]m xl (h!( in in I\IH\\ | Their songs met with instant proval. The ukulele was the on! » | companiment for th harmo dy hour which WR( 15 its outstanding the radio deb famous mel t The Evere tonight |ture will mark George Gersh matic composs | musical comedies H win will play in Blue” with by the de- populai his famous * orchestral aith officer, tell ho < and sickness durtn when i he wave lengths last : while tedious because the station interference and the annoying | Iyning whistles, was unusuall productive dom heard broad ers came through with volum ceptional clearness sile dn Chicago also gave fans - me from W 1d ex- | that anging to broadeas night {ceremonies incident to the oppor- honor of former Commisstoner LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINME! TUESDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Ncheduled for Eastern S New York Boston mar organ L Woo 6 TO organ recital. WBBM 5 WEBi onial Orchestria WBAL Orchest Boston: The. Raltmgre: W) market ‘stories. Ampion Orchestr: " on n.-n. news Cinannati: S . Philadelphia: market Cleveland and’ wea & hour: “mariet " reporis.. time vrogram . String Quartet, . & Symphony Orhest Duigee Orc Davenport Soringheld: Andrews' Troubadors 770 8 PAL !ou—P:maie\nm Toy tales by Holly Berr i &: Un Pittsburgh Davenbort Chics Congres in - Bretton Hall String Quar ® “Orchest, BB nd: Orchest AY City) Markets: weathe Riley's Or ek wm«* talk: Commodore Orehestra ts; weather: solofete: afety tallc: Winds i hhand Gotoniul Oreneste Organ recital: stock reporis. : Sonn,: TrinityCollege ~cotirie Helen, Hudson Hair. .. .. .: Orzan recitai- Imer Victorians, Fdwards' 2 Orchestra “Glimpees Through the Stage DooE" 8 TO 9 P.M Orchies ;. soloial. yrehestia lmusrm..k: et Shelburne and Health talk: al soloiits: ihe Pip B Vocal and piano solos. Hartford, Conn.: Colonial P Jdison” hour « Gurnse students of lmu-l' {WRC WGV Dramatic reviews: m et i rm am: “The ..,u.m literature s S S < hockey game: Boston invtite: Edd i ctions SWHAS s KFT : L IWHO riet " veport e KPO 4 yrchistra al talk: i, Brothers, ” veliy 1. 3 Wridge in’ French semble anist Trimiental Teeity Cmembl 9:30—Dallas: Bridze # 1070 11 AN, Aurora St e Hamni's @ 0 o Song Shop June WLS WMCA LWFAA B estin: sonks Piaveis Ambusador “and_ tnatrumental arbists i lace © Orchestra. 4 Lo Angeles Los Angeles San Francisco 1:00- A by Sporadic dinner in the West Coast!H. Rudolph at the Willard lmm Fri- 1 had full h the ex-| 1,000- Ind., the two piano | monthis 1y v nious * will fea it of odra hap- | back- S MAL it in Cuno EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1926. day nig] thing ner, \\hhh dentally, is a $10-a-plate affair. For tonight WMAL' has sched ia varied y am of music, which w T » beautiful voice of er, one of Wash- contraltos, who oSt a_year. on \\l s | a RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. “Let the Buyer Beware” by the O’'Connor Players, WAAL, 8:30 to 8: i 1 ln(l ington's has ne 8 ampion Sparkers, often and WJZ, 8 to 9 o'cloc Boston Briins from Boston 8:15 to il0 Hockey game vs. Detroit Arena, WBZ, o'clock. nsored en inment of the adver- | ntral Concert S 30 b 4 from ( e e | IP, 8 “riday night il standard tione the most out of « | program the awaiian Melody Boys, WMAL, 9:15 to 10 o'clock. m to come by Swance WRC, 10:30 to LecalRadio En!ertainment Tuesday, Dec. 14. 1926 yncopatc 30 o'clock. 11 Cops to Wear Gun Belts. NEW YORK, December 14 After v 50 ity ) Station, motor - Meters). Radi il them to use reports. | quicken th et re p.m.—Time P\ Bureau re. | Hospital | | ‘Fou:' { i | i | ulred to weur and gton Radio D Meters). Good Cows, went, | WMAL—Wasl (293 Forum 7 to T3 p. dairy - herd * Voe Meads 15 to 8 p {eram, by i 810 $:15 pan ‘Ktz Musical Lens Grinder.” 8:15 (0 8:30 pan—Helen contralto, 0 to 845 p.m.—“Caviat Emptor v “Let the Buyer Beware produced by the O'Connor 8:45 to 9 p.n.—Musical selections by | the Colleglate Quartet 9 to 9:1 Vent nce,” by to | m 1per dance Club Orchesir: Music and fun pro with wes Into Sei- 10 pm. ian Melody n Henderson, Clinton M. ‘harles Baum and E. dmond Pr Eagle “TRICKLER” A Sturdy and Inexpensive Little Device that Recharges Both “A” and “B” Batteries WRC—Radio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters). ~l 15 p.m nor ) p.m.—Dorothy l Jointly Eagle is the only trickle charger that will recharge both “A” and rechargeable wet or dry “B” bat- terics. Conncct it to your “A” battery and let it constantly renew the current you are using while you are listening in, then connect it to your rechargeable “B” bat- teries and let it recharge them. 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