Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1927, Page 38

D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1927. Exercises Off Tuesday. laally health exercises through WRC | and assoclated stations at 6:45 o'clock THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, o ey | 1 Towers to Be Torn Down. The radlo antenna towers on Aeollan New York, formerly used by and WJY, are to be torn down towers were erected when WJZ from Newark to New York STARS ON RADIO BILL RADICLA 20 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1927. Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time $78.00 Stripped Total price equipped will de- pend upon the accessories you select Sold on Very Low Terms Dependable Service MT. PLEASANT MUSIC SHOP, INC. 3310 14th St., Opp. Tivoli Col. 1641. Open Evenings Huberadio challenges any radio set selling at the same price as a Radiola No. 20 to equal the perform- ance, tone quality and selectivity of this mem- ber of the Radiola Fam- ily. 1 recommend and am willing to prove the above statement. Radiola No. 20 Stripped, $78.00 J. Fred Huber 1217 H St. N.W. Franklin 36 America’s Greate\ Symphonyin Brass, the GOLDMAN BAND TONIGHT 8to 9 P. M.on WRC and 15 leading stations Direct from Carnegie Hall, New York City. Band of 40 pieces con- ducted personally by Edwin Franko Gold- man.’ Classical and popular numbers. Compliments of C g Lord Calvert Coffee Hour 9:00 to 10:00 Tonight on WRC Lord Calvert Orchestra Supervised by Daniel Breeskin Fred Stark, Conductor. Soloist: Mr. Robert Bond Gotta, Pianist. Program for Seventh Lord Calvert Hour Lord Calvert Motif . Overture “Der_Freischeutz” C. M. V. Weber . “Reve D'Ete,” Valse Lento Franklin Charles . Piano Soli: a. First Movement “Sonata Pathetique™ Beethoven b. “Butterfly” ..Edvard Grieg (Robert Bond Gotta) . Intermezzo “Forget Me Not™” Allan Macbeth . Woodland Sketches . To A Water Lily b. 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Chicago: Drake Louis: Bible class: m) 8:30—San Francisco: South Touiaville: il 03 Angeles: Pi re Des Moines: Bartles-Sheperd program . Fort Worth: Vocal and instrumental program . Detroit: Studio Drogram ... Davenport: Moorman Melody " Mixers Scheneetady: “Revelation.” by the WGY 9:00—Rossyille, N_Y.: St 9:30—Detrolt St. Lows: String _auarte Philgaciphia: WoO Touris Berrien Springs: Chimes: cl Kansas ~City: Musical _program. auland Trio: Bamby Orchestia hapman's Orchestra: reaaing ;' Studio program ... = Hartford. Conn.: Philharmonic Male Quartet oifies: Roiling® program . 3 : Coon- ianist New York: Tulin musical . Louisville: Musical prograni New York: Questions answered:~ Wise Trio: songs . Boston: Cathedral Church of St. Paul program: organ’ chioir Minneapolie: N Baltimore : Fil Los Angeles: Vocal and piano artists . Chicago: Silvertone hour Newark: Organ: harpist: New Yeork: Talk: vocal - viglin' recital New _York: Sonth WGR. WDAF musical tre d pi " WHAS, Ws from ... New York: Orean recital: travelogue hiladelphia: Vocal soloists . . Atlantic City: Travmore Orchest : Tuller Orchestra .. .. “eo Los Angeles: Children's program: stories: music 10 TO 11 P.M. 10:00—Detroit: Studio_entertainers He Be 10:30—Chicago: 11:00—Chicago Philagelphia: Meyer's Musical Architects . Atlangic City, Tafly Dils: dance program L WP eather: “Patience” : Carlton Terra "WABC Utlca Jubilce Sinkers and string quarces. Com " ABC Orchestra’ ‘chorus new; Sirsiain. WEEL WIAK, Wit ersian R, W M. W WOC, Weeo: Hol Hartford, Conn.: Boj Chicago:" Hined; Philadelnnta: Addrces pro 3 Apple. B . % Fla.: Fleetwood Dance ‘Orchestra . Meyer Davis Orchestra ex: Feature program....... a: Chamber of Commerce 'pragrai rrien Springs: Community program. The Phantom Violin : Cleveland: Fenway Hall Orchesira Fort Worth: Women's College program Chicago: Classical concert ... e Kansas City: American Legion program . 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National Officials Will Complete Pacific Coast Program. Three officlals of the National Broadcasting Company have gone to San Francisco, where they will join George F. McClelland, the company’s vice president and general manager and establish headquarters and stu- dios from which broadcasting pro- grams will be supplied to the com- pany's new Pacific Coast network of seven stations, KPO, San Francisco: KGO, Oakland, Calif.; KFI, Los An- geles; KGW, Portland, Oreg. KOMO and KFOA, Seattle, and KHQ, Spo- kane, Wash. They are George J. Podeyn, new! appointed Pacific Coast manager Gerald Chatfield, supervisor of pro- grams, and A. H. Saxton, Pacific Coast director of operations and engi- neering. Mr. Podeyn and Mr. Saxton will remain at the San rancisco headquarters permanently, while Mr. McClelland and Mr. Chatfield will re- turn to New York following the in- augural program of the Pacific Coast network, scheduled to occur early in April. Hawaiian Program. Musical glimpses of the faroff Hawatian Islands will be given the radio audience tonight during the Royal Hour of Musle to be broadcast by WJZ, New York, and other sta- tions affiliated with the “blue” net- work of the National Broadcasting Company. Hymn Sung by Request. During the broadeasting of the In- terdenominational Church service from WEAF last Sunday Arthur Bil- lings Hunt, baritone soloist of the Radio Four, sang an old hymn, “Con- fidence,” by Holden, which was sent him by a 90.year-old woman. She had torn the music from an old hymnal used in her family about 1810. @1y Competior at any Radiola 20 78 RCA Loudspeaker 100 $35 RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS * TONIGHT. Goldman Band, WRC, W and other stations, 8 o'clock. and Mrs.," radio C, 8:30to @ o'clock. skit, Victor hour of music, WJZ, WBZ, KDKA, KYW. WSB,, and WMC, 9 to 10 Organ, harp and violin ré- cital, WNYC, 9:45 to 10:30 o'clock. Vincent Lopez's Orchestra, WRC, WEAF and_other sta- tions, 10:30 to 11:30 o'clock. Show Boat, WLS, 11 p.m. to 1:30 a.¥n TRY NEW TECHNIQUE. Collier's Weekly Revue Will Broad- cast Story. A new technique in broadcasting will be attempted during Collier's Weekly revue, to be heard from WJZ and the National Broadcasting (‘om- pany's blue network, WBZ, KDKA and KyW ¢ night. The story to be broadcast will be the most recent work of E. Phillips Oppenhéim. It will be a dramatic fiction feature of a program to_include selections by the Revue Studio Orchestra, vocal solos and radio novelties. A patriotic theme will run through the program in anticipation of Wash- ington’s Birthday and a striking com- mentary the virtues and failings of the first President, by Willlam L. Chenery. Lighthouse Kkeepers along the coast of Great Britain are to be presented wireless receiving sets. DINCC Tune in a Radiola 20 with an RCA Ioudspen]:ex 100. Listen awhile. Surprise your ear with radio voice that is really human, and you will the old type radio. Radiola 20 has sold by the thousands on its fone quality —even in competition with much higher priced sets. It is real—it is clear! And with five-tube economy, it has a special sensitizing control that gives it the sen- sitivity of the many-tube sets. «| Circle and the Yukon River and west Gerald Fitz Gerald to Head Expedition Planning Mineral Survey. Another party of scientists of the Geological Survey is preparing to survey and explore the vast tract of country in Alaska north of the Arctic | of ‘the Canada-Alaska boundary. Gerald Fitz Gerald, who led a party into the area last Spring, already has | left Washington for the West Coast ill saii February 26 from Seattle Seward, where he will go north to Fairbanks, via the Alaska Rallroad, and by dog team to Fort Yukon. April and May will be spent in pre- v scouting through the area to eved and in placing caches of supplies ‘at convenient places where | they may be available during the | Summer. 2 s Mr. Fitz Gerald will be joined by J. B. Merti geologist and chief of the party the course of the work the party is expected to go east far enough to tie in with the work done last year by Mr. Mertie. The economic value of the expe- ditifn is unknown, for the area has not heen explored thoroughly. The tract, however, has possibilities of containinz deposits of valuable min- er; according to the Geological Survev. Oil shale fs known to exist and oil seepages have heen reported in the area, while bodies of metalliferous rocks from which placers have been formed are known {o exist. The men who represent the Geologi- cal Survey in Alaska are experienced travelers in the North and all have made several trips into the country | north of the Arctic Circle. Their travel before the ice breaks in the rivers will be by dog team and after the breaking of the ice will be by canoe. etade dogy NEW ESTIMATES RUSHED. Delay Likely on Building Figures for Next Year. With the end of the present session of Congress rapidly drawing near. the Bureau of the Budget vesterday rushed ahead with its work on the estimates for next year's public build- ing appropriations, but there was no indication as to when they may be submitted to Congress in the shape of a deficlency bill. The Bureau of the Budget has had for several days the extensive reports from_the Treasury and the Post Of- fice Department as to proposed build- ing during the next flscal year. The submission to Congress has been expected momentarily, but late today it was considered likely that the matter might go over still another ay. Irvin 8. 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