Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1927, Page 40

40 '"HE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1927, 8 14, WRC HAS NEW PLAN TOSELLADSONAR Vincent F. Callahan Is Ap- pointed **Commercial Rep- resentative” of Station. 4:00—New York App Vincent 1 Washington newspaper i as Ccommercial representative of WR( s announced today I Jtalph B ds, manager of the » creation of - this position reinl representative,” togethe e acquisition of Mr. Callah: program station, new ificant by s sig- close observers of events in soe o determ ffort on the p of WR (o fur ther and. perhaps, comp! com- | \BEA « < pro Cal- or the prin My pace on or adver- n moments chants his Vincent Calls spare the e ceording to nsed as vende W R e sentative.” Edmunds, 1 be or and @ publicity commercial repr nnou months has though past few extensively, ertising husiness, { its time on the air contracted for by na rs who chain sta ips. 1o merchuy n Balti Washington, A chain drug utacturer and a cof ho of using urposes. wcant periods with tal have the paid for the privilege station for advertising Rather than fill th in its broadcasting schedule ent that brings in no remuneration WRC apparently has decided to in- crease its income, while at the same time providing it audience with pro srams of a superior quality. Assur ince is iven hy Mv. Edmunds that the advertisers will be required to furnish high-class entertainment. The new and strictly commercial status to which WRC is ultimately headed, it is understood, Is not by its own ch hut by direction, of the ational | sting Co., which controls the st Henry Ford's Old-fashioned Dance Orchegira, which stirred “up fond memoWies of the pre-flapper age with | jts once-popular dance tunes Tuesday night, will return for a second radio ! engagement tonight as one of the| featured attractions on WRC pro: gram. The orchestra will play at WEAF. beginning at 10:30 o'clock WRC also will “import” from New | York the regular concerts of the| s:3 Tohner Harmony Group and the An- glo-Persians, The features of local origin include the second concert by the Lord Calvert Insemble, with ! iritz Mueller as the soloist, and din ner music by the Hamilton Orchestra Mr. Mueller was for many vears the Viola soloist of the United States Ma rine Band., sistent enemies of and fading, were night, but despite reception f of the generally fair. s were more severc s from the West, while more prevalent Those broade most pel ing, stat with us again last their presence the distant_ stations w The atmospher with the signs fading seemed in the North tween sporadic chashes of static WEBAP, at Fort Worth, Tex., could be 1. Little difficulty was had, how- v tuning in WSM. N Miami Beach, ¥Fla.: WEBH WJID, Chicago: WBBR, New York: WOIL, Newark: WOC, Daven- port. Towa: WLW, Cineinnati, and WTAM, Ceveland Improved reception conditions are expected tonight. The weather bureau had forceast o return of colder weather. which should tend to mini- m t least the interfcrence from atmosphe The second Victor New Year will be broadcast but Washington radio fans pend on WRC for their ente will be forced to this Only those stations on the National Broadeasting lue” network WJZ%, New York: KDKA, Pittsburgh: WBZ, Springtield. and KYW, Chie £0. will handle this attraction. Beniumino Gigli and Giuseppe de Luca, both of the Metropolitan Opera Co.and Rene Chemet, noted French violinist, will be the outstanding stars of this concert of the tonight, who de tainment feature. program miss Co's NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (134.5 Meters). i pan—Weather Bureau re- Time signals. 10:05 Wenther Bur WRHF—Washin, Fund (256 12 am.—( 1 Radio Hospital Meters). rrent 1ly ). WMAL—Washington Radio 9 Meters). events and | Forum | (68,5 Met Spam— Marine Bund ith WEAF from 0 wver Or reviews hestra. Book by Mrs. a Reed . Haanilton S pr lazel Orchesira Burlington Orchestra Arih Ito . from WEAF. 9 pan.—Lord Calvert 10 p.m—Whittal from WEAF 0:30 pm Orehestra, with conty Hol rmony Four, | Ensemble. Aunglo-Persiuns, ~Henry Ford's WEAF. ) 12:30 a.m.—Ben Piping Rock Orchesty Early Program Tomorrow. sdeast jointly Vetropolitan health P W chesira, broud WAL . 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