Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1927, Page 38

38 SENATE IS WARNED OF RADIONUDDLE Dill Holds Dzlay of Control Bill Will Handicap Many ! Sets. ‘ The United States where | radio control legisiation nit smag after being passed by the House, hae heen warned by Senator Dill that failure to enact legitlation during this session of Congress w ill mean that no lesx than 1200 broad casting siations will be on the air by July 1. render ing hundr of thousands of sets useless ex for tlon senato Ser i had 1 on said ndv 1 Diepartm -nt Commerce of last Nat there ver tions on hat ax SENATOR WATSON contemp! Authority hroadeaste radin public oM the constant mxEa terferance due (n rongestic ether wave channels he Se%artor Washing'on, whn ls wa fight against technica has heen raised against ¢ cionk of the Bl served in view of the raining consent measure. he will A vote on the arek o make the radio bill the unfinished husiness of the Semate after dlepcsal latter part of this week of the banking bill, This means that bill will Qbtain the right of way all other legisiation Despite of the meas committed 10 House for ch ponents fear session—=Senat over the insisie f opponen re the nee with Senator Watson and Senator Gooding, who were the Senate conferees who helped frame the hill. repeatadiy expres g fidence that the bill will before March 4 Their confidence is given new force | by the employment of cloture on the banking bill. the fir cloture this session. Much Senate di Tikes use this which by petition of two-thirds of the Senat~ brings up a measure to vote. the overwhelming sentiment for the radio bill, reflected in the recent votes d- feating motions to recommit the bill, indicates that it is far from improb- able that cloture will be called into play once more if the opposition re. i mains unyieldinz. be ps use s the device, Spensors of the Eveready depart from their entertainment tonight the radio audience with a description | of a film thriller, just as it would | be enacted on tion.”” Real mo. tion ¢ ure . directors and | camera men take part in this | feature. A description of the scenes from | “Knockout Refll a prize ring| drama, now In the course of produc- tion on Long Island, will be broad. | €ast during the hour. Mary Brian| and Richard Dix, stars of the produc- | tion, and A number of other motion | picture actors will asslst in the radio presentation. | The story of the play is based on | 8 prize fight, In which the prowess of a foundry worker and the love of a beautiful girl triumph over prize ring trickery. “Graham McNamee will de. #cribe this fight as it takes place in the broadcasting studio, WRC also will introdues a new feature tonight which it deseribas am “Around the World With the Bu Bee.” According to advance Inform tion. this attraction will be in the form of a musical tour to foreign lands with the “busy bee™ acting as | the guide. Other attractions listed by W include a program by the Choir visible which will be a memorial it= late director, Joseph Bache, an éntertainment by Kin Carroll and Erma_Calvert, otherwise known as the Star Radio Twins. » concert by the Jolly Buckeve. Bakers, the eigh- teenth of the series of auction bridge games. and a dance prozram by Frank Farrell and‘his orc Hour will ry type of | and provids star will In- to WMAL will present sion of the “Movie Club" attraction tonight, which before the microphone ‘composer of popular music:; Carlos | Ferratti. baao o6f the Capitol Theater | group of radio artists, and Dick | Liebert and his orchestra. Earlier features include a concert by the Army Band Symphonet, and A joint recital by Earl Caubauh, bari- tone, and Juanita Froelich, soprano. nother ses. | as its chief | will bring | Harry Link Vastly improved reception condi tions greeted radio listeners last night and paved the way for excellent re eulte for those with DX inclinations It was qne of those rare occasions When the ether releases its resistance to broadcast signals, Stations in all sections responded to eareful tuning. with good volume and audibility. There were, however, spo. radic rumblings of static in the hack ground, hut they were far too feebls | to interfere seriously with programs. | Our nightly excursion over the wave lengths took us to KTHS, Hot Springs, Ark.. which at the time was | broadeasting a Valentine dance pro- | gram: WRBAP. Fort Worth, Tex.: WCCO, Minneapolis-St. Peul: KFi Milford. Kans., and WI10, Des Moines. | LocalRadioEntertainment Tuesday, February 15, 1927 NAA—Washington Navy (1345 Meters.) 10:05 a.m.— Weather Rurean reports, 345 pm.— Weather Rureau reports 9:55 p.m.—Arlington time signals 10:05 p.m.— Weather Rureau reports Yard. WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital | Fund. (256 Meters.) 11 to 12 neon—Current events and | police reports. gton Radio Meters.) Forum. High Layers.” hy It H sor_of poultry hushandry, of Maryland. 715 to & pm.—Supper dance gram, by McWilliams’ Orchestra R to 8 z Musical Grinder." 515 10 845 pm Juanita Froelich, Carbauh, baritone accompanist $:45 to 9 p.m . profes University | pro- | Lens Joint recital by | soprano, and BEarl Lillian Carbauh, | “Plants That Live in Mot Water,” by Dr. Frank Thone, Pological editor, Science Service. 9 10 10 p.m.—oncert by the Army Band Svmphonet. 10 to 10:10 p.m. Bex.” conducted by Colby 10:10 1o 10:30 p.m.— Dance program “The Screen Letter | from WEA Harriman. | THE EV NING _STAR. WASHINGTON, D. . TUESDAY. FEBRUARY = 15, 1921. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 15, 1927, Programa of Distant Stations Scheduled for Lastern Stapdard Time b arM s WNAC Hd0 L $:00— Boston; Metro ew Fora. 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B Clideen s prokeam: (ak 6T PM Ostir & Orchestra S tatk Siorran in the wolo WoRA WD 00 Orgnn Al 1al anee & Childven s Clab Waldor (- Astoria Orchestia o New £rey A Wiiar Wi WAt WiAL WOX KDiy WMAD Enelly's Orchestea Meknel v e WGy WA WGHI L WGBS W 2 Oreheatra areh Orclicatia Chieage - Topay Ll oM A < uticime oy Stonk Dluner cons e Orchestia: ik Piamst markets ATte Symphons e mail hag Ramo Forum i wiwe: Ten Orchestia news: ks i lensons $ht o Sink anklin Orehestra mar U repurte Hartiord, Conn ibibiem 1 et n o Bt Hatl N T Doty s O i) Al arthday e ot Retormed Rabiis Fports WL WTAM WOk Weeo Wiw Wis Wi KV W Wou WEL WIR Sinig Quantet TO 8 P Teetand Dan atea: Oakland program Farrow « Chanticleors: lecture Cheago Bedtime Congress Orcheaira Detrnt - Go Cincmnat WHN WOU KYW WIR WIW an's York it Castle’ Farm period markets; spurts: Sh n WIS it WeTO Dreheatrn is A rod al Quartet: K Lane Tuesd Flretwond ¢ in - THmty Coliege eimnd - Orcheatra | program pntadeinaia: Rol call awd birthday Ciie Stack teporta: Punch and aik Italian Diwno " selectinng e field’ Musical GrCleatin Schenectady 1 ronoris e Juds: Drake Concert WG WG RS WNYC wa Vinl ecital < holies reports oriestia Tubercniosin s Mirthimakeis: organ’ recitals wepertory ) Exek Orchestra: addiess Cricago Rauland Trio. Samovar Orchestra: newe Cnmgo. OiEan rectal ChApman s OFchetes Fitteburgh: KDKA Orcliestra: markets. address Batimore WRAL Orchestia and male ausrtel Bosto Eisenbotirg s SmfoniansCare of « Lady of the Ivories Tarmen. soprano: Frenci violii the Hair New mon: Mooseheart. an New York ' Frank Dole, ©f Mason-Dixon Line. Cincinnaty: Congress String Atlantic City© News Atla City’: D Philadelphia ifato - Hymn Laowis: Childre tecture: great Patmer Victorians, " dog talk: Van's Ow WHZ and Quartet organ recital estra; South Shetburne concert Orvhestra and | am: i i < prog D 9 P ckstone String Quartet male quartet Drake Ensemble: B nte Gy © Chelsea Orchest Hantie City © Seaside Concert i Edgewater Orchest Fgewater A roloiste ¢ R‘mhub\\'pmll % ehork: The Vikmgs: Buckeve Bakers. WEEL WiAR. WIAG WGR, WEL WSCH. WCAE, WTAM, WWJ, WSAL on RSP WOC wind” WY from 3 oston - Waton ;" Jersex Denve Oréhestr Ka'timore: W BA P e R rom W7 Washingtg 3 Orchestra: Fia R S“Monians "0 W York: Ve omissing String - W g Srin Miami Behi Hartford. Con Newark: Voeal Do mbie etroit Camei's brogr Chicazo: Moy and” Tiines i Fyr“Fyter' Chic Program. to peirol(; Goliketies "G o Yorl LHESS ves Yk To an R:30— neelen: Diagon Hawaiians Francigeo; Chiigren’s S Zogiler's Melodisth Moinea " WHO Bang .- . York * Arlington (- Musical News' and’ police’ b Sonk cycle 2 and instrumeéntal progxram:’ Verlane En Dodice Band.[ U000 Etude hou . Ny e nentra: auarist. . Maniel Girig & Entertainess program. WBZ. KDKA. 0 TO 10 PN, York Lleale String Quartet. . Soloist: art talk am from Pro " 5 Hawaiian ' b Opera program o rgrmlen, Onghiestpa 01l Halr Raipers: poprgm. 1o S vt solow i Sisenible S x“l" hn”‘ml Neo Vo . Nesorks Foram debats vocal and instramental solos. . WBA copert Diogs oo W o WIA WGR: ®: hyi " Springiield oy RINR g, g WAL, e B W8 Wonian's Ofchen: ‘hestin: M i“ 1L addon 3' o Children's musical u ropram: g lhlhwn"fl our: s 10 T0 Bruina_ va. from New' York Chicago: Upton “program; orol K Five New Yor ction b o B AR Dt B SAL WGN KSD. WwOC, We tiantic " City” Bridge B! ton: Rhode's Orchest; : Mupicinal - Band Story of Orcheatra .. v Maida L THl0. ., our. . estr ; i et Maeincriten B, ovse DrnE {‘ on Angeles 10:00—Springfisid: Bosto: Olhen's orthesira, game: e i iod ukneleint " Zame Muisic : violin iR pelice and ©Veo's Onhestia Club’ ‘Royal pianiat | MINKEER: Dianiai » Orchéstra, KDKA. Kyw Digiin S : Waltdofh st ¢ Wip Weailie Coneert Ty Vright and h MWizard period: Olwen from . hurn's Or ‘reble Cla e 0 Cutvent B ; o ) MIH"H.HJ’A-N a rl!:l’:’dr |[‘ San Francise eiger's Orchest L Aneieg Gl M \ hats protiay, (i Road cinditions: sl brogtim WX Mala"§liariet “The Holy Toand " : Chocolats Soidler WGBS Wil Wi Wi Orehenira.’,” GuitAr Gl iR Dbgan recital Feheatin er Meyer” Davia 3 artl Davenvort i Minneapolis hews: weather,’, 11 TO 12 MIDNIGRY. 11:00—Los Aneeles: Feature pra Bridge game. TAm ubert song reciial d Henry: “The Mu Harmony time: chamber Dance Orchesira s 0. Organ recital Ft‘m program aicn Weather Williams Vanderh) Conn WRA o Slipner L De rman's Orchestra m : musical prokra Chicago o & Box the’ Saieni music A Chicago: €], ewark Hartford. Baltimore e oveity progiam’ Alabam Orchestin news A bitlietine : (uDance Orchesira ) wlio’ Drogram G Combans o Drox Overa Compank iehman i . luxe am 7 Hawaiian ‘music: May ana’ Mugical i e i ; W And missing ‘peraon reporis poanssen’s’ Orchestrd B Male wuartet " ek MIDNIGHT T0 1AM, program i e Qu program shureh Fort Worth 12:00—Los Angeles e an Franc Cineinnati Western aut : Gatione Studio reh Meeker's String ner Svm, Nighthuwk frofi 1 To Ratlway Dance O Ambassador Dar Azite Misic B Moosehey 12:45—Kansus Civ o Angeles Aleios Angeles eheatr 2-00—San Fran hewiva Collegians " Tanen o Wolohan's' Calif oriane Dance Orchsira comporer;: Carlos Ferratti, basso, from 2 . the Capitol Theater, New York (ity.: Wife Charges Misconduct. Dick Lishert and his orcheatra and | Suit for AR other attractions, * G e b : h G. ha 2 Hoffman against ar Hoffman, in which miscon duct in allexed and a coreapondent named. They were marrled nt Ik ton Md., and have three children. Attor. ey’ Andrew Wilson 1 5 ney’ on represents the AbRolute divorce is asked § by Eihel Gott against s e | They were mar pianist. ) 4 | December 24, 645 p.m.— “Things Talked About,” | dren by Mrs. Nina Reed. 7 p.m.-—The Choir Invisible, under the direction of Alexander Henneman. 7:30 pm.— “Around the World with Hee.” ar WRC—Radio Corporation of (468.5 Meters). 415 p.m.—Eleanor Glvn, pianist 4:80 p.m. “Housekeeper's Chat,” by Dorothy Townsend 4 to erica | suit ames K. Gott. 1 in Baltimore, Ma., b I!ll'i,‘;‘nvl have na chil Attorneys Hawken & avy appear for the wife. S cear ML R o RADIO’S BEST - OFFERINGS TONIGHT, Star Radio Twins, 8 0 &:30 o'clock - Wyomissing String Trio, 10 p.m.—Auction bridge game, No. | | WIP and WGBS, 8:20 o'clock. 18, from WEAF. 53 WLS. 10:30 to 11:30 p.m.—-Frank Farrell d and his orchestra, from WEAF, 5 p.m. Eleanor l:[\‘nn.} Radio Twins, £:30 p.m. lly Buckeye Bakers, WRC, p.m. — Eveready hour, fram tude hour, o'clock. Concert by the United States Army Band Symphonet, WMAL, 9 to 10 o'clock. Eveready hour, WRC, WEAF and her stations, 9 to 10 Farly Program Tomorrow. 645 to 745 a.m.—Tower health ex- ercises, broadeast jointly with W trom the Metropolitan Tower, N York City. 1155 am 12 (noon)—Poultry Arlington time signals. | Aashes. by Diek Liebert and his orchestra, 10:30 to 11:30 p.m—"WMAL Radio Mevig.Club,” featuring Harry Link, recital, Ger- WMAL Radio Movie Club, by WMAL, 10:30 to 11:30 o'clock. 12:15_ p.m.—Organ trude Smaliwand. 1 to 2 p.m.—Les:gjouse Trio. LIFE’S DARKES T MOMENT STICKING ALOT T we ront \ \5 € (Gery G0y MRS 1 OVERTIME HOPING TO SEE THE CHAMPION OF ! TIHE WORLD AT CLOSE RrRANMGE — DISTORBED By WEBSTER‘!SAYS HUSBAND LEFT THERE'S NO FEA SO For You AROUND HCFE. CLEAR OUT FIGHT NOWL MR TUNNCY AND HAVC TALI OVER AMO T WART Yo BE / J CITIZENS TO CONFER ON FUTURE BUILDING Congress Heights Body to Meet Architects—Ask School Improvement. Announcer Speaks In Two Languages In Station Contest Outside the United States the radio_editor went last night for the first sta for identifica- tion for the seventh week of The Star's radio contest. The station picked up was broad- casting a_special_program and | 4 clock. Beg o'clock, it broad- ches played by a A John committee Richardson Henry Deidrich Guttman appointed by Edward k. of the Congress Heights Citizens'' Association, meeting 1o st p 0 LU night in (he Congress. Helghts Baj tist Church, to confer with the Arch toc! Advisory Council regarding fu 1" \ ding in Congrese Heighte, 1 o otion was passed that f education be petitioned add four permanent rooms to the Congress Helghts School in place of the frame building there at the pres- ent time. The association went on record fa- voring an increase In the salaries of the guards of the District fail, and instructed the mecretary to take the matter up with the Federation of Citizens’ Aseoclations, A motion was also passed that the association indorse the opening of Morris read to Alabama avenue, at the request of the Hillsdale Citizens' Association. The invitation of the Washington Highlands Association to the Congr Heights organization to send a dele- gate to the Washington Highlands meetings was refused. R. Eno, and were al President i trot, “Half a " followed, er spoke in both h for identi up tonight rlock. The week's: contest d tomorrow. fication will be picke between 7:30 and 8 o the of last to Ruler . Enjoys London Stroll as Queen Shops. LONDON, February 15 (®). 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