Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1927, Page 38

a8 1927—PART 1 I MARY LEWIS RADIO FEATURE TONIGHT THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FEBRUARY 13 Fourth of Victor Concerts Will Be Broadecast Friday 1280202 .8.2.2.8.0 2.0 8.2 ¢ 8 2.0 8 2029 STAR[ = | RADIO CO. 409 11th St. N.W. Washington’s Largest Radio Store Freed-Eisemann 5-Tube Set in beautiful console with built-in speaker .00 “Sweet and Low,” Sung By Quartet, Is Clue To Contest Station. The sixth station selected for identification in The Star's ra- dio contest for the current week broadcast about 7:35 o'clock last night “Sweet and Low sung by a male quartet. The station is north of Washington. an you identify it? The seventh and final sta- tion for the week will be picked up tonight between 7:30 and 8 o'clock. All answers must be in the hands of the contest ed- itor not later than midnight Tuesday. The winner will be announced Wednesday LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1927. Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time e et —————— Miles. 8 TO 9 AM. Stations. Meters es. | Catholic and Protestant Church services ...WJID 370 624 ® TO 10 AM. 8:00—New York: Children’s staries and mux 3 ; D250 Cincinnait: S ot by ‘editoria) staft of a’ Methodist b0k concern : s Opera Star to Broadcast. Open Evenings 8:45—Mooseheart, 1l Three distinguished concert and opera stars will present the fourth of the series of Victor concerts to be broadcast Friday night through a chain of eight stations. The art- ists are Mary Garden, soprano, of the Chicago Grand Opera Com- pany: Emilio De Gogorza, baritone, and Hans Barth, planist. The concert will go on the air at 9 o'clock Kastern standard time, through the “blue” network of the National Broadcasting ('0.—W.JZ New York: WBZ, Springfield; KDKA, Pittsburgh: KYW, Chicago: WHAS. Louisville; WSR, Atlanta; WMC, Memphis, and WSM, Nash: ville. RADIO NOT PROPERTY. DENV Febry radlo sets “property They apparently sldered here, for not bess's 3 LWJZ 4543 204 Metropolitan Star to Sing in wLw 103 | Atwater Kent Hour 5t Over WRC. .in TO 11 AM. iR R emioner Ofchestra. solos: Bible lechure. WBBR First Christian Church services. .. aa 8 o Citirenii Thbernacle services: . “mmanuel Baptist Church servic 10:45—Philadelphia - Bothans' Preshytarian Church se:vicen. \V"d"l"“vl'”f: I‘ helsea Baptist (hurch services Cleveland - Euchid Avenue Temple services. 10:30—Snrinefield: Sonth Congregational Church services SOPrANO | 10:55—Focton: Cathedral Church of St Paul serviews who o 1AM, TO 12 NOON. in New York: Baptist Church services Cincmnati Seventh werian Chirch services ; R S idas eehool lesson: SVatchtowe 10:00—Detroit. ¥y 10:30—Jeferon City Buffalo. N Y’ Scnenectady ok dok kokk ok e kA Ak A Ak ok A ke kok ok Mary Lewis. of the Metropcl made her the Atwater microphone prima donna an Opera radio debat on Kent hour, will face the Orchestra Sengia the : again t mghi‘ h‘ piehareh et M Chireh e . bices. will be assisted hiladeinhia | First Tnitarian Chureh services o < Cimcnnati: Preshyterian Church of the Covenant the ville: Broadway Bantist Church services fetrale: St Paubs Cathedral servie New York Matthew's Luther e Yark Catvars Baptist (hur Ciiicago’ Seventh Chureh of Chriat Chicaga: University (hitrch. servicee Minneapolis: M. E Church services . NOON TO 1 P terian Church services rvices . last se; 11:00. list of Den Homes here are covered set was listed in the tax ver County. with aerials, however, just as in any other city. Twelve other counties had no radios listed on the tax lists. In two counties there are watches or clocks, according to re not so con-|lists, while in three counties single radio ' je under Church services same au Sne Lester Hodges, Atwater Kent Orchestra. WRC will broadcast this feature as usual in addition to the Peoples ves per the regular Sunday night Capitol Theater program. Fred East, baritone, and anklin B Charles, violinist, will be the principal artists in the vesper concert. S Services at the Ce al Presbyteri: Church, will be broadcast this morning by WRC, while this afternoon it wil transmit the services from Bethiehem Chapel of the Washington Cathedral. Rev. James H. Taylor will preach at the Presbyvterian Church. The ser- nion at the Cathedral wil| be preached by Rev. Spencer . Carpenter, vicar of Bolton, England. ¥ Miss Lewis wlll sing 10 numbers in her program. Among them are “Deh, vieni, non tardar,” an aria from Mozart’s “Marriage of aro” and the waitz song from Gounoud't “Romeo and Juliet.” ~She will close with “Ave Mari LocalRadio Entertainment Sunday, February 13, 1927 by pianist, and | RN X Less Accessories 1927 Model Never before has this set been sold at this low price; this is a 1927 model and “not” | a discontinued set! Manu- factured by the oldest and largest neutrodyne manufac- turer in the country. 12 (P no the no Are concert and ar 00—Fort Worth: First Presh Chicago: Contral Chureh Borrien Springs: Studio o Hot Sorines: St. Luke's 15—Ruffalo- Musical pro~ram B0—YNew York- Orean recital Detroit: “Question box.” MARY LEW Prima_donna soprano of the Metro- politan Opera Co., who will be heard tonight during the Atwater Kent hour, a WRC feature. Mooseheart. T'l.: Funniex read to childres 2 TO 3 PM. . - 10 BE PRODUCED W Rk % A - A CARLOAD OF Hammonds to Manufacture $2 Nationally Advertised Apparatus Replacing Tubes and Batteries. apel services 2 Episcopal Church services from’ Preshyterian Church 1TOZ PN 1:00—Chicazo: Funnies read to children < Boston:” Symphony orchestra 1:15—Chicagn: Organ eoncert: WLS 1:30—Fort Worth: Kiddica' hour ....... Chicago: Once-a-week Club program: organ recital ring Ensemble “Owburn's Orchestra R ”}f!lniu:;;qm i Wl | 2:00—Chicazo: Organ Moogeheart | 111 Rossville, ¥ Y Davennory: Palmer Orchestra it Novena eervices ’ 2215 Atlaniie Citv' Seanide Trio: Ceniral M. E. Chu 0——Philadelphin: Mucical exercises from Bethan: Chicago' First Baptist Church services 3 T0 4 PM I soloist: siolin quartet « eligions program recital. .. .. . Organ ‘recital’ Bible class. . Watchtower Violin Quartet vocal solofet oo’ b services ’ huren. - Woo WIS 3:00. N v talk Child ~Roseville Moosehairt Chicazo: Artist recital . Buffaln: Churehill Tahernacle conoart and services.. ew Y “Inspiration Hour’ .. . Orean rocital eveland: Musical program chenectady: WFBL program NN NN NN KR X L] — = = (4] wn 1] — NAA—Washington Navy Yard (434.5 Meters). Weather re- a.m.- Bureau p.m.—Weather Bureau re- rlington time signals. 10:05 p.n.—Weather Bureau re. ports. WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital Fund (256 Meters). Silent. WMAL—Washington Radio Forum (293.9 Meters). Silent. WRC—Radio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters). 11:00 a.m.—Services from Central vterian Church South. Rev. James H. Taylor will preach. 4:00 p.m.—Services from Bethlehem Newark: Musical program .. Chicago: Chapel hour: organ aquartet A:15——Atlantic City: Organ: vocal soloist. . 3:30—Soringfield: Salem_ Philharmonic hour. . Dallas Farmer's hour PR Detroli: Symphony Orcliesira, WCX. WWJ and. -Cincinnal Chimes concert o v "Fork: St. George vesper service 47T0 5 . 4:00—Xew York: “The Little Church Around the Corner’,. Boston: Square and Compass Club: soloist. .. .. ceee Philadelphia: Lecture .. Newark! Misical prosram Pltteburen® Orean Toeital "Sespers warvices Chicago: Phitharmonic Mooseheart, 111 4:15—New York: Religious muelc erires Atlantic City : . ; Shadsside” Prea oy orchestra LTI G Paimer House OFReRIEa o WIID Al Soute” Untiarian’ Chirch TWPG WTAM Weeo Voral and’ instrumen; 4:30—Cleveland: Musical program ........ inneannlis: Goenel singers: male octai v Philadelphia: Y. M. C. A. meeting: muaic."’ 5 TO 6 P.M. 5:00—Maoseheart. 1il.: Palmer Orchestra . Schenectady: Organ recital . Atlantic City: Vocal and inatrumental recital Chesbraf v Minncapolis: “Male Octei: ~ House Church “services ............. New York: Federation of churches Detroit: “Art” talk ....... ... Chicagn: Onee-a-week Clih: s New York: Club Alaham Orchestra 2z a3 m pomma 3 i Chapel, Washington Cathedral. Rev. Spencer C. Carpeamter, vicar of Bol- ingland, will preach. 5 p.m.—Peoples Vesper Concert. 0 p.m.—Musical program under the direction of Maj. Edward Bowes, broadcast jointly with WEAF from the Capitol Theater, New York City. 9:15 to 10:15 p.m.—Atwater Kent radio hour with Mary Lewis, soprano, broadcast jointly with WEAF. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45 to 7:45 a.m.—Tower health ex- ercises, broadcast jointly with WEAF from the Metropolitan Tower, New York City. 11:55 a.m.—Arlington time signals. 2 noon—Live stock flashes. 5 p.m.—Roife’s Palais d'Or Or- chestra, from WEAF. 1:15 p.m.—Organ recital. 2 to 3 p.m.—Concert by the United States Navy Band Orchestra from the NEW CHAIN ANNOUNCED. Chicago, St. Louis, Minneapolis Among Six Cities Linked. MINNEAPOLIS, February 12 (#).— Announcement of a new chain of radio stations covering Chicago, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Cin- cinnati and Duluth was made here yesterday by S. E. Hubbard of Min- neapolis, manager of WAMD. The new chain will be served by the Western Broadcasting Co., a newly organized corporation, of which L. J. Guyon, owner of WGES, Chicago, is the chief backer, Hubbard said. The company will serve WAMD, Minneapolis; WEBO, Duluth, and A , St. Louis. Stations in Cincin- nati and Indianapolis have not been 1,882 FEWER SALOONS IN LONDON THAN IN 1905 Br the Associated Press. LONDON, February 12.—Prohibi- tionists are stimulated and point with great pride to latest figures of the London County Council showing that the city today is drier by 1,882 fewer licenses than in 1905. The returns account for 4,135 public houses and | 1.213 beer houses which are still doing | business, this representing one bar for every 38 of the population. Among the picturesque names which have disappeared from the list through thé extinction of licenses are the Shakespeare. the Maid and Mag- pie, the Jolly Sailor and the Old Green Gate, Cock and Lion, the Horn of Plenty, the Sash and Cocoa Tree, the Flying Scud and the Crown and Cushion. In addition to the licensed public houses there are 402 hotels and restaurants serving liquor, and 2,137 wholesale liquor houses. DUKE OF ANHALT TO WED. Bans Out for German Noble and Theater Director's Daughter. BALLENSTEDT, Duchy. of Anhalt, Germany, February 12 (P).—Bans have been published in . connection with the_approaching marriage of Joachin Ernst, Duke of Anhalt, heir 1o one of the wealthiest of the German noble families, and Ottilie Elizabeth Strickrodt. said to be the daughter of a theatrical director. (The Duke of Anhalt. who is 27 s of age, made a tour of the world ) broaden his mind” two ye 0. and spent a week in New Yo RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT Musical program from Capi- tol Theater, New York City, WRC, WEAF and other sta- tions, 7:20 to 9:15 o'clock. Scenes from “Romeo Juliet,” WEAF, 6 o'clock. time, WBBM, 10 to and Melody 11 o'clock. Atwater Kent hour, featur- ing Mary Lewis, soprano, WRC, WEAF and other sta- tions, 9:15 to 10:15 o'clock Chicaro: Lecture: Peoples’ ve o Philadalphig Hll'i(ll"‘ll‘“( EFD'YR New York: Children’s hour. . E‘zrll’n?d C;\"‘Wl‘:| 0;'!“ recital SC Lonis: ‘Shuiin hour ; 3 8:30—Yew Fork: Propiee ebers. WHz KYW 2 eville: Charal evansong from’ Christ Ch 5.45—Detroit: WJR Light Opera’ Company. . o .. 6 TO 7T PM. 6:00—New York: Soloist: talk: Perfection Pals. Hartford, Conn.: State concert .. .o Philadelphia: Golden Dragon Ore L S New York: Business Men's hour Cleveland: Winton Orchestra . teeean Fort Worth: Baptist Seminary ner services. Chicago: Fdgewater Beach nrogram . Rk Newark: Bamberger Ensemble . Philadelphia: Organ recital % P mstramental and vocal enio ‘Romeo_ and Julie 6:30—Baltimare: ' WBAL_Concert Orehestra Soringfield: City Club Ensemble .. Roston: Conler Plaza Orehestra Minneapolis: Musical nroeram Pittshurgh: First M. E. Church services. 7 TO 8 P 7:00—Soringfield: Organ recital: Middlessx Ban: WBZ Xewark: Vocal goloist: Ware Ensemble: Vanderbilt concert. WOR Chicago: Orean resital ... ol Cleveland: Stiliman Orchesira Philadelnhia®_ Cathav Orcheatrs w York: Entertainers: wanes Orchestra New York: Godfrev Ludlow violiniat ‘and Lalita Ganisho accomnanist- organ Dallac: Radio Binle Cla Ruffaln- Fran~eligtin earvice; Raseville, N Y - Watchtowar T Chicazo:’ WL an Choi 7:15—Chicarn:" Punch <alaiste Philadelphia - ecital and Judv Holw ity 7:20—New York- Canito] Theatar nrosam Minneanolis- Second Chureh nf Christ, Cineinnati Church gervices 7:30—Detroit Roston Ni York: Churel 7:48—AfTantie City - Chels services 8 70 8:00—Chicaen “The Quincet ... New York - CRiren rervices . Roneville. *Vocal soloiat: iriot P i QuATte Tiiaeinhia: Thimbie " Bose: Bonwit Cleveland: Chureh sarvicex Chicago Cincinnati~ Sermonet . el vl h - Firat eferian Chure 8:30—Snringfield Fof Commerce Dallaa: Cite Temnls wervices Havana. Cul Chicarn: Coon-Sanders: ' Atlantic City: News: Zion, 1. Zion CI Lo Angeles: R n Franciseo: ir: an’ nrocram Berrien Snringe 0:30—T.0s “Angrles. s, et cles: " First Unitarian Vocal and niano recita] Havana. Cuba New York: Old-time minstrel show. o TO 1 10:00—Los Angeles Havana: Sevilla-Biltmors Orchestra T “Anielne Oroan Tecitar oo Chicago: Hollywood Orchestra pianis pDramay T DR antie City; Vocal and instrumenial i Now Vork:” Trommer's oy umenial Bhitademhia: Philadelphia: New York: Pelham Heath Orchestr Chicazo:" Classical Drogram . r: i\)::h\':u!, llt7';| ln‘ilnl'y Band ... PO Pirs! bantist Church proer: ln,lb—snt "!T“II!‘ BB""I(IPH'. 3 P uffalo: “‘Bae) lome Gospel New' Tork Bible stors orr, elo Cleveland: Gill's Orchestra’ Chicagn: “Onr Music Room’ Chicago: Rauland Trio: 11:00—Los Angeles: Circle Orchestra: orkan Chicago: Sam and Henry: violinis Havana. Cuba Minneapolis: organ recital New York: Club Paddock Orchestra San Francisco: Palace and Seiger's Tos Angeles: Vocal and piano art; Davenport: Palmer Orchestra: vocal Weather: 12:00—New York: Frivolity Club T.os Angeles: Feature program Tiox Angeles: Bottger's Orchestra Dallas: Hassalls Orchestra . 170 2 utty Club: € Orchestra: 1 Wolohan's 1:00—Chicago: The Lox Angeles San Francis iet . ) ind's Grohestra: " howh: Paince 0:15—New York: Atwater Kent hour, WRC and other stations. Church in the Honr of evnconation [0l Junior Civie Svmphony Orel usical, progr 10:30—XNew York: Ben Stad's Orchestra, Wip Samovar Orchestr. 11 TO 12 MIDNIGHT. on-Sanders . Calitorniana WLS Littla Brown Chureh in the Vale: WIS Siring Fnssmbla Inint Blackstone String Quintes Chureh * arvice Detroit: Central M. ¥. Church services 8o iat Ford and Glenn: hymn time: First Presbyte: First Chureh 'af ‘Christ ' Seientist services. Davenport: Memorial Christian Church services Conereeational Churh | sersices New York: Calvars Bantat Chuwh services Schenectady: Fmmannue] Bantist Church service: Preshyterian Church services . t Chelsea Bantist’ Church’ services ... . Pittsbursh: First United Presbyterian Church sérvices. . PM. Blackstone String Bible’ talk. Mendelssohn Male Quartet vice: Ense Edgewater Orchestra: news .. rervices Chamber of Commerce program Switzerland'* Trarmore Orchestra Hire String Quartel ch Wildwood™ Church services ew York: National Revue. WBZ KDKA, KYW ki oo Bimiore fchesten ho, A1 WIP ‘a 1 P.M First Preshyterian Church services Osburn’ artists: Galen Trio P AT ZR2S2! 2320 csussas §2835; o DA Bib) Jockey Club program . Orcl TR soloints” " 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. Orchestra . i i i WEAA A, WBBM KFI KPO NEW RADIO ORCHESTRA. Emerson Hour Tomo;t—ow ‘will of- fer Musical Features. An entirely new and larger or- chestra will play during the Emerson hour, when the feature goes on the air at WRC tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock. The vocal soloists will be Douglas McComas, tenor, and Eugene Martinet, baritone. both of Baltimore. The enlarged orchestra has been assembled under Malton Boyce, con- ductor of the ensemble which heret fore has played during the Monda Old-time minstrels, WGBS, 9:30 to 10:30 o'clock. Jockey Club program, 1 wm. to 1 am. PWX, night hour. ~According to Mr. Mar- tinet. the experiment of making the last half of the program a period of old favorite music has proved suc cessful and will be”continued as a regular fesfwey | BALTIMORE FEATURE. “Busy Bee Hour” Starts Tuesday From. WRC. The “Busy Bee hour” will be a new Baltimore feature at WRC, starting Tuesday night. The hour will be made up of music and travel talk, and will employ Baltimore vocal and instrumental soloists and groups, using different talent each week. The idea of the sponsors of the program is to provide the radio audi- ence with a new form of travel feature, interspersing and relieving the lecture with musical backgrounds and vocal and instrumental offerings of the classics of the various countries visited, which, according to the_ di- rectors, will take a bee-line from jgne interesting place to another, i By Consolidated Press. ATLANTA. Ga., February 12.—Dr. Palmer M. Craig, 27-vear-oid instruc- tor in physics at Mercer University. Macon, Ga., has severed his connection with that institution, effective at the end of the Spring term, announcing that he will set up laboratories in New York in partnership with George Hammond, president of the Premier Radio Corporation, and his brother, John Hays Hammond, for the com. mercial manufacture of a new radio device, displacing batteries and tubes on receiving sets. The Hammond brothers have paid him “in_excess of $175.000" for an interest in the patent. 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