Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1927, Page 30

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JANUARY 21. 1927 Programs of Distant Stations Sche R #:00—Boston: Shepard Colonial Orchestra: v Baltimore: Book review New York: Comedy skit: accord New York Vocal prog.am: Un €:30—New York: Astor Concert Orche New York: Talk: Leiia Le Mar 4:40—Philadelphia: Police r organ 5 T0 G 'R 8:00—New York chestra New York: Astor Orchestra; market New York: News and sports reports New York: Hour of successiul w Chicago: Mandel Brothers Trio: Pi . tion Minneapolis Chicago Davenport Seville String Childron's “program Osturn's Orchestra. organ Creacent Orchestra G o Violin duo: organ recit Pork : Songa: talk: Knickerboc Readers Club: _bedtim Sandman Circle; WBAL € Waidor!-Astoria_Orchestr Boston: Kiddics' Klub: orchestra Schenectady Stock reports: news school lesson New York: Uncle Geobee Chicago: Piano lesson: “The New York : Piano sclections: m Philadeiphia: Weather: Benjamin ket reporte Detroit: Goldketie's Chicago: News bulleting and Detroft: Tuiler Orchestra: news Hartford, Conn.: Skinny's Gang Cleveland: Gill's Orches 8:15—Chicago: Topsy-turvy time program Newark . Taik: Bretton Hall String T0 T 8:00—Chic: New Million ket Ensemble: * soloi market Springfield: Lenox Ensemble: Mcl Pittsburgh: KDKA String Ensemb 30—Chicago: Organ recital: birthday tinie 46——Richmond, Va.: Market reports w York: Tabloid of current iladelphia: Adelphia D: w York: Tom and Jerr Davenport: Chimes concert Detroit: Business men's digest; signals; news bulleting nel play \armon: we 770 8 PM 9100—Detroit: Jean Goldkette's Dance Orche mental soloists New York: Melody Entertainers Richmond, Va.: Orchestra program Chicago: Supperbell program: market Club: Sherman's Orche Pittsburgh: KDKA String Ensemble Sprnefield; N unborn's Orchest Chicago: Vesper chimes; Wide-awake . Edwards' Orchestra o Newark: Bretton Hall String Quarict Cleveland: Talk: studio program Hartford, Conn': Radio talk: Detroit: Children’s program: Old Dr. Philadelphia: Bedtime_story: roll by pupils of the Maplewood Scho Chicago: Bedtimo story: dinner New York; French lessons: police repo Chicago: Stock reports: Punch and Eneemble 2 Boston: Gallagher's Orchestra: taik New York: Meyer Davis Orchestra Schenectady:~ Van Curler Orchestra program Baltimore: WBAL Or New York: Sundial Serenaders and B Minneapolis: Markets: dinner concert New York: Talke: “Thrift": theater Atlantic City: News: organ recital Kansae City® M talk: Riley's Orchestra Philadelphia: __ Piccadily _mental Trio Chicago: Organ recital 0—Dallas: Durward's Atlantic City New York Philadelphia New Vork Bandbox Orche ctra and Mixe: Orchestra Collegians Lecture_period Alantic Ensemble Sylvania Orchestra. concert 8 1O 9 8:00—New York: Happiness Boys: Hans Barf Philadelphia: Sylvania Orchestra: ad Philadelphia: Atlantic Ensemble Atlantic City: Seaside Concert Trio Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Orchest comedian Atlantic City New York: Huntington ho; Minneapolis: Dinner concert . by_Syivester Cargill New' York: Ohman and und Musicmakers, WBZ. KDK. Baltimore: WBAL Trio and sol Schenectady: WGY Studio mus Boston: The Harv skit e | York: TLouise Cusenza, mandolinist Hartford. ¢ Colonial Chicago: Famil eveland: Studio program Newark: Daca _Leroy Montesanto, Chicago: Edwards’ Orchestra . farm’ tal A it Trumpeters: tenor Springfield: Vocal and instrumental recital Pittsburgh Chicago: May_ and_June: Trio Richmond, Va.: Highway reports: opera, "“The Drum Major’: Concert program WLS Detroit Chicago Quintet: soloists: bai Detroit: - ‘Michigan Night Jefterson address ... ....... 8:30—Los Angeles: Musical program ..... Memphis: Fourth anniversary celebraf Louisville: Kentucky Cardinals Fort' Worth San_Franciaco: “Flavors” ist program “hildren's hour Davenport: Moorman Melody Mixers Des Moines: Musical program $100—Louisville: Studio concert: children's Des Moines: Musical brogram ... San_Francisco: Children’s program Orchestra .. .. asene . Los Angeles: Talk: news cert Jeflerson City: Vocal entertainers New York: Joke contest: vocal selections . - Chirako: Siiverione hour swark: Organ recital: o Entertainers: basket ball Fariford. Conn ° Gibbs Paraphrasers liew York: Talk: Jose Santiago. Fili Boaton Vocal solosts. - - : Baltimore: Fitz Sisters in & musical Quartet .. .. . Wew York: WJZ O Paul Ro . _KDKA and KWY. from 5 liew York: St. Jacobus @hurch Choir. Ensamble .. s oo Philagelphia:_ Vocal soloists - New York: Organ: Euxterpe Trio Philadelphia: Poems: Howell Quartet Berren Springs’ Beacon Light hour “enool leson: male quartet: choi Atlanuie City Ransas Citv: Musical program Chicaxo: Bambhy program . lh|4£mlu Old-time prize fight. .me-l nolis: Na New New York: South Sea Isianders. ana’ W3 from Chicago: Coon-Sanders 9:80—Los Anceics Renectads Corbett H-Finch program pianist . B corgia Minstral Boys New York: Ta France Orchestra WTAM. WCAE. WWJ. KSD, WOC Dallas: Reuben Davies Club 10 TO 1 w_York: Whittall Anglo Persians, WTAM_WCAE. WWJ. WRC, KSD. Chicago: Hollywood Barn Orchestra and ballade: Coon-Sanders Chicago: Prozram,_from WEAF New York ste’s Orchestra Detroit: Code lexsons Philadelphta: Address Atlantic Uity Garden Casino Orchestra New York: Weather Philadelphia: Musical New York Roof Check New York: Markel's Marinba Band, Baltimore: WBAL Vocal Ensemble Boston: Elke' Davce Orchestra New York: Orzan recital from Churc harp and violin selections: nolice Hartford. Conn.: Weather Bond Dan Newark: Lee's Concert Trio: soloist Loew's vaudeville progr 10:00— Sylvania_ Dan: Pier Dance Operatic architec Quart, Spripgfeld: Weather Dance Orchestra Los Angeles: Whistler: soloists Chicago: C sical concert San Prancieco Los Angeles: P Detroit: WGHP 10:30—Davenport: Lectu Minneapolis Chicago: The Phantom New ¥ missing pers: nrogram ntertainers Linco Violin WIAR WIAM WWJ W< WGY. WJZ, WBZ. KDKA and KYW 11 TO 12 MIDNIGHT. A2:00—Chicago: Sam v: .the Musi Weather and mar voeal and instrum Dance orchestra Los Angeles: Organ recital Tow ‘Angeles D selectionk Chicago: ¢ Fel ntal yrehesira Dlity it d Silver Slion catra: news Fenway Orchestra Cann' - News bullating Baltimore: WRAL Dance Orchestra New York: Phil Cook. the radio chef Philadeiphia: Kerr's Dra Atlantic City Garden Pior Orehestrs New Vork: Strand Orehestra Chigaze: Show boat:” WS Tric” or rehestra: My and Jine: Chapm 'Rllhyv:nnr“ Va_: Dance orc h-»v““ o Lon Angeles: Featiire. program 11:30—New York: Farrell's Orchest 12 MIDNIGH' Neeker's Das tic songs 12.00—Chioggo: Orean. recital Los Ankeles Davie program New Yor™" waidort. Aot Orchesti es. Moines: Phyilbreck & Orehestra Fort Worth: Mhsi Gl nrotram Tos Angeles: Vocal and mano recital Davenport. Silver King Orehestra 12:45—Kangas Cits: Nighthawle frofic: Pl Weem's ‘Otchestrn organ recital 170 soloist Samovar Angeles: Ballad hour Last-Minute .Club Feature program Lind's Orchestr TO ‘Afpheim’s* Ambassador 1:00—To¢ Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco 2:00—1Los San Angeles Francisco Ensemble Rea : Osburn’s Orchestra wolowt; radio ‘talk Franklin' Orchestra stories Orchestra eport_news pianist concert arket and weather reports; &tock reports . Dance Orchestra organ Casino’ and Chelsea Orchesiras Arden. " pinao al program M. Vermont, " iieder Male’ Quartet ./ cowboy composers: taik: organ re orchestra . New York: Home Owners' Ensemble: Loew Drake Concert Ensembie afd Blackstone City; Radio talk: Gospel Christian University ‘program 9 TO 10 P.M. soloists: Soiree ‘program. pine folk songs. " Traymore and Ambassador Orchestra ork : Shelkret's Orchestra: Brokenshire Buddies .. .. WTAG. WLIT. KSD, WGY Chvildren’s_nrogram: stories Fordham’ Orchestra Constantino Vocal Ensembie P WTAG U reports Congress on Orchestra Kay Club Orchestra Wolohan's Californians s duled for Bastern Standard Time Miles, 390 5] 201 S04 Met 130.1 WNAC WBAI Wit WH P ocal and piano solos vocal & Pals and on i shert & N Ick cago Present pneert pianist trumpets » ¥ % WEAF Wil WPCH Associa WMAQ . WCCH WBBM WK oris wiulinist arent-Teacher Another e bhroad recital Ciub soloist - ry recordad to | Bre WBBM WICH WCCO WEAL | 3 iy WEA 16 S | Co’s proa Sunday of ust from the st the Auditor Chicago to i radio listen, asting of Civie Eskimos storics chestra @, WRC and o farm talk WGY WGBS WGN WNYC te: French jesaon mar’ wip WCX KYW WGHP WTIC WTAM WAAQ WOR WBZ KDKA WLS WRVA WEAF WET WHN WOe . sts reports markets Bond Trio “hlue net: of ti “red” The | come t8 the isrtet ; bt ington radic fly's Orchestra ence WRC, a link ‘red” netwa he bro: will be the Nation-wide mission of opera_from pe that ¢ program y entertainers cather forccast: time WIR voeal o stra; and instru WIR &tra; Sachs ~ Quality HX WRVA Sports be broadeas The “gard one of the m in all opera be sung guerite: Maria Hackett check on WRC v the opera program, wh local reports: WLE WLS markets: address .. KDKA market reports. ... WBZ > Club program: Gus WMAQ WOR WTAM WTIC WGHP program wip KY WNY WGN WNAC WGBS WGY WBAL W7 WCCO WRNY Chin Lee's Orchestra organ recital a Dunn all; musical i ol' for Boys 1 rte. pianist Judy Drake ‘Concert news of the Angla heaith " fali; stadio g tion of local d Quartet onnie Laddies rity alk : nelburne Orchestra address. poultry a_dozen of Lazar preached by Sigmund pear as vol Snellenburg’~ Instru- weekly Another concert by with Emilie mu PM. th. pianist, WLIT H vecital ra; soloist: Scoteh Comparati current are the check on ex It is not radic owne! must e sources of he thin k: marimba selections g weeo Royal Heroine YW and : Wi, WBAL WGY radio, WNAC and " Mrs." recitai: * “B" cell ba charged. Various course, And 3091 3446 with one sef other. But be helpful. If four 4 last a year expense for Music Lover's €lub: ‘Orchestra String hour; Bible ~class: investment. for “B" cell three years ment, has month, incl tion 399 R 759 program: talk ing. 7% | repairs solviste: " instrumental % s for inf game, Chicago ' vs. sicetcl obeson. ‘soloisis, Wi violinist: Constantino, Motor ‘Boating International ‘Sunday, r il va. Fitzsimmons: ‘the WPCH WEEI_ WGR, WLIT. and WDAF. from WE VEEI. WGR. WLIT. organ recital: songs wex et dramatic pi WBZ, KDKA. KYW b7 of ‘St. John: ‘orean and_weather renorts e Orchestra m: Roseland T o’ ‘reports isman's WBZ At KVW KPO Y WeHp o wero WGN ¥ ‘the Chivaro ¢ WGR. WLIT, wae, AT KSD. WOC, WCCO! W from e Box: Bibi ding WGN Long's Dance 0 weeo WGHP Ll whi noems Carnival: Hawaiian per Orchesiras bulletine studio wrogran Silver Slinner Orchestr wan vecital an’s Ore Sherman's tra T TO 1AM nce Orchestra string trio antation ~Players Orchestra 3 AM Orchestra . 2,300 3442 . BIBLE BODY HAS DRIVE. Association to Oppose “Wet” Link With Washington *The Adult Bible Class Association of the District of Columbia has decided to sttempt to refute the idea that George Washington can in any sense beined up with-*“wet propagandayat n i a Washington’s _birthday at the City Club February 21. The central committee of the local branch of the association has a mem- bership campalgn to be prosecuted through house-to-house canvasses and the efforts of Bible classes throughout the city. A series of daily Bible meet- ings just before Easter will mark the closing days of the campaign, which is headed by Rossel Edward Mitchell, chairman of the committee on or- ‘ganizations banguet BROADCAST OPERA T0NATION TONIGHT Gothe’s “Faust.” . the Chi | 5 ormore stations opera through series of similar programs which will by Irene Claessens, expens broadcast nd New York features draw from WEAF the weekly offering xth Cantor Louis Novick Fonik the X Calvert Ensemble, which will give its radio the Bur guest soloist. man who desires to keep a close between s of dry battery a “B’ eliminator, overlooking entirely types that batteries last longer with one set than with another, or longer, perhaps, n. mately $1.66, exclusive of interest on ment and cost of current for recharg 3" battery lasts three years w r replacements, costs $1.23 month (if the list price is $4 WRC Radio Station 469 Meters made over the radio tonight. Lord Calvert Coffee |30 cents a_month for | total of $1.78 a month Figures are based upon four-hour daily operation of the set. It must be | remembered that with the dry bat- | teries the current supply is not fully efficient, except when the batteries a new. There are times when the "B’ cell ‘supply Is under charged and in efficient. The "B eliminator requires less trouble and always gives the max. | imum current needed, provided it operates, ) There are the pros and cons. They illustrate that even in radio the law of compensation is busily engaged in its usual way. current, or a Civic Company to Garden Scene From There was a decided improvement n broadcast reception last night over he preceding night, despite the chang- | ng atmospheric _conditions. Signal rength was sufficlent to overcome the interference caused by occasional outbursts of static., but fading seemed | to be more prevalent than usual. es welally among the stations in the North | Although hampered considerably by ailment of fading, CNRO, o Ottawa, which was linked with | CNRM, at Montreal. for special | musical entertainment, came through slearly periodically. From WJZ. New | York. we heard Wendell Hall the “red-headed music maker” and pioneer radio minstrel, who faced the micro- | phone for the first time in nearly a | vear. Other stations listened to dur- ing the evening were WJJD, Moose | heart. T, and WOR, Newark. poch in the forward march st entertainment will night when National g Co. the be the present garden Oper g uction direct age of ium _in th | s chronic e an wor will Wash b audi in the | ork | adea | | Local Radio Entertainment Friday, January 21, 1927 initial trans- grand any stage, and it it will be the first CHAS. HACKETT. is ex- of a NAA—Naval Radio Station. Was ton Navy Yard (435.5 Meters). p0st beautiful and colorful [ 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. The principal roles will | 9:55_p.m.—Time signals. g Edith Mason, as Mar-| 10:05 p.ny—Weather Bureau reports. Pavloska, as Siebel: — as Martha; Charles | WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital t, and Vanni- “und (256 Meters). a.m.—Current events s (daily). t on regular schedule. _‘ den scene” is regarded as s Fau 11 and police to 12 repor WMAL—Washington Radio (293.9 Meters). its audlence up to with a variety a mixture of 1t will carry hich includes Forum silent WR(—Radio Corporation of / (468.5 Meters). 3:30 p.m.—Concert by the States Marine Band Orchestr st jointly with WEAF, New from 3:30 to 4:30 from the Barracks. Capt. William H. mann, leader; Taylor Branson leader. 5 p.m.—~Mayflower Dance Orchestr: o'clock. | 6 p. m.—Waldorf-Astoria will be a|from WEAF. ngton Orchestra, | 7 p.m.-“Book Henning, contralto, as the | Nina_Reed | 7:15 p.m.—Burlington Orchestra with Emilie Henning, contralto 7:45 to 8 p.m—Public Health Serv ice lecture, broadcast No. 284, “The | Work of the United States Health Service.” 8 p.m.—Services from Sixth Street Temple, Louis J. Schwefel, rabbi. 9 p.m.—Lord Calvert Ensemble. 10 p.m.—Whittall Anglo-Persians from WEAF. 10:30 to 11:30 p.m.—Garden from “Faust,” by the Chicago Civic Opera Co.. direct from the stage of Auditorium,. Chicago; broadcast with WEAF Early Program Tomorrow. 0- Py ans. A new attrac origin will be the service Street Synagogue. The will be rendered by and a choir of under the direction The sermon will be Schwefel. will ap- the . Lord merica ual United broad- York, Marine Santel second | ices, Rabbi Louis J Ziebel, violinist soloist with concert at 9 usical feature Reviews,” by Mrs. ve costs for “B" battery interesting and helpful to penses. usually that appreciated by the comparison three different current. Invariably operation or scene tteries, which can be re- differ in cost, of | 1 it is not to be overlooked Tower health ex broadeast jointly with WEAF the Metropolitan Tower, New ercist from York 11:35 a.m. t operator than with an a rough comparison may Arlington time signals. 12 noon.-—Organ recital 12:45 to 1:45 p.m Orchestra, broadcast with WEAF. ‘olt heavy-duty dry cells and cost §20, the monthly “B” current is approxi TWATER KENT Radio Sets ove” Service Guarantee Satisfaction arry C. 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Serenade, for Flute Messrs, and French Horn Tisl H. Jacger and D, With You,” from Famosa “In Araby & “Criss-Cross”....Jerome Kern Victor Herbert Favorites ..Victor Herbert LORD CALVERT MOTIF ZIN2 B e 0 An announcement concerning the prize contest will be RS 2, 3 he Lord Calvert Hour of Music Is Offered By the Manufacturers of P2 235 W SS i 0 Every Sip Is Delicious o ad — Waldorf-Astoria | OSSINING, N. Y Michael Kosmoski of Buffaio was ex ecuted in Sing Sing last night for the murder MisS EM Contralto, who will be heard thre WRC tonight during the concert of the Burlington Orches EXECUTED FOR MURDER. Buffalo, ride with him. noc His -ence. Detroit, ye sterday of sister, ARY One of Chicago’s 38 broadeast two selections by orchestra standard It is the fourth selected for id of Answers for the week may be sent to the radio station identis fication close of the contest week. | tior |N. 1K HENNING, ra. 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