Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1927, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ¢ - No Flattery. m‘y‘l.\kflimrmm. “Ab. ; G 1 {in northern Maine on a vacation, and | landscape,” she re- MOXDAY, AUGUST 15. 1927.° during his absence from Ottawa, H.| SHERIFF AND 3 OTHERS | DIPLOMAT ON VACATION. 4 GO ON TRIAL TOMORROW -~ =~ - D o on amtion = o "o et et wp.Bie susel and was| inister to Canada Leaves . Newson has been previously | working away, when suddenly he real ined in England, Hungary, Ger-|ized that a young woman had come Mexico and Poland. He served | to a stop behind him cou flatter me.” said the artist modestly. “Compared with the orig- inal. it is very poor stuff indeed.” “It was the original 1 referred to,” s4id the voung woman anietly, LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1927. | NAYBNDONAR for Maine Camp. - IN'WRC OFFERING Roxy and His Gang Also ln-i - cluded on Program ‘ : Tonight. [ Another of the popular Summer concerts by the United States Navy Band will be broadcast hy WRC to night at § o'clock under direction Bf Lieut. Charles Benter. The program Wil open with the march symphonic, “Athens the Beautiful.” by DeLuca, | followed by ballet music from the | opera, “Robert Le Diable,” by Mever beer, and Passard's air de ballet, “Pas | Des Marionettes. | Featured with “Roxy”’ and “His Gang” tonight, will be Ohman and Arden, popular two-piano comedy team. In addition to the piano selec- tions by this duo. Roxy will present the various soloists of the gang and the several musical organizations and appurtenances of his theater. includ ing the 110-piece symphony orchestr the 100-voice chorus. the Russian choir, the cathedral chimes and the large three-manual organ Phil Ohmana and Victor Avden were well known as pianists hefore radio he- came a factor in American entertain- ment, but it was as members of Roxy's original gang that these keyhoard svn copators made their first appearance | over the a'r as a two-piano team Another debate on “Vital Topics of the Day” will be broadcast hy WRC at 6:10 o'clock hetween Dr. Hall-Quest and Dr. Harry Hibschman. Other features included on the eve ning program are: Mary and Lucille Craig. harmony singers: Jack Albin and his orchestra and Bob Patterson’s Talais 4'Or Orchestra. Features on WMAL's musical pro gram includes the final concert by the | Rumanian Gypsies and Pauline Healy, | soprano, aud Lee O'Haire, banjoist. A one-act plav, “Her Past,” by Gertrude Boyer, Melissa Boyer and Caleb O'Con- rnor, and “Pause or Interval—the Se- cret of Public Speaking.” the fourth | of a series of talks by Caleb O'Connor, concludes WMAL's two-hour program. | LocalRadioEntertainment Monday, August 15, 1927 NAA—Washington Navy Yard (4345 Meters). 10:45 a.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 3 —Weather Bureau reports. | p.m.—Arlington time signals. | 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports \VRHF—Washington Radio Hospital | Fund (319 Meters). ’ | Closed temporari!. MWRC~—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). 3 p.m —Milton Gershenson. pianist. from WEAF. | 5 p.m.—Earl C. Little, basso. from | WEAF. 0 p.m—John De Bueris, clarinet sololist, from WEAF. 3:45 p.m.—"Fairs and Fakirs,” by Bob Sherwood. from WEAF. i 4 pm.—Janssen's Orchestra, from | WEAF. | 5 p.m.—Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra, from WEAF. 5:35 p.m.—United Press base hall scores, from WEAF. 6 p.m.—Mary and Lucille Craig, har- mony singers. from WEAF. 6:10 p.m.—Debate on “Vital Topice of the Day.” by Dr. Hall Quest anl Hihschman. from WEAF. 6:30_nm—"Roxy and His Gang."| from WEAF. | 8 p.m.—Correct time, from WEAF. | 8 p.m.—Concert by the United States | Band. 9 p.m.—Jack Albin’s Orchestra, from WEAF. 10 to 11 p.m.—Palais d'Or Orchestra, from WEAF. Early Program Tomorrow. €:45 a.m.—Tower health exercises, from WEAF. 7:15_a.m.—"The Roaring Lyons,” “heerio.” from 15 a.m.—Greenwich Village Or chestra, from WEAF. 1215 p.m.—Al Freedman's Orches . AF, 1'to 2 p.m.—Organ recital. | WMAL—Washington Radio (302.8 Meters). 9 to 8 p.m.—News flashes 8 to 9 p.m.—Musical program hy the Rumanian Forum | Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Stations Mets wJz WRBAL 4TO A PN Ted music: hase hall scores: market reports Musical program: WRAL Salon Orcheatra.. Janssen's Hofbrau Orchestra. WRC and. . Entertal _ Mg Piano concert. .. .. ... . ATO G PM. 5.00—Chicago: Achauea Club: “Dream Dadds™: aon New “York. Waldorf-Astoria Concert Orches 4 fcorks | WRC, WEEL WOAE a G WEAF Philadalphia: Weather Teport: Benjaniin Franklin concert scpoichestra: market reports il paneo Schenectads - Stock reports: news: bae hall scores: Baheor Fake Orchoatra - oo w6y ew’ York: Herman Neiman ww York Pianist: vecal soloist York: Songs: hase ball score K ark: Shelton Ensembie: goloist rea. WMAF and .. WOR tlord. Conn Bond Trio: sport reviaw: news: scores..” WTIC 20— Philadelphia: Rase ball sfores: Adelphia ‘Orchestra. . WF [ 0—Schenectadv: Otehestra program & it WGY 5—Boston* Elke' Danca Band WNAC 45—Maoseheart "T1l.: Piano Twing WA Allantic City: Organ recital: WPG 4:00—New York Raltimore New York New York: Mooseneart I . WaID : stories WERH a: base ball *pianiel: ‘marketa: vinliniat. | WNYC Ansonia String Ensemble. . WCGT Golden's Orcheatra . WNCA news bullefing? ‘scores.’. 6 To 3 em Palmer _Orchestra: Victorian Orchestra Atlantic. City. Morton Oreheatra: - talk. 5 LU WPG Conn.: Tond T inton musical...... .. WTIe Reisman's Orchestra Sl e Adelphia’ Orchestra: auestion period LWEL Teviton s Orchestra WMAF ‘and WOR Golden's McAlnin Orchestra: 6 00—Mnosehaart Tl WD ster Gypsies . New York: German results Philadelphi Schenectady New York: ) program 3 5 New York: time: Klein's *Serenaders Lombardo's Roval Cauadians: scores Dinter concert. A% Detruit: Dinner comcert. . Chicags Vesper procram : A bus _Obin: Trvilicht musical ‘organ’ recital: rille. NV Studio orchestra: vocal' soloists: 6 30—Xew York: Bog ‘Scout program:’ Whitehall’ Concert Trio. Philadelphia: Dinner concert hy' the WOO Tro ... % ri: “Roxs” and ‘Gane.© WBZ WBZA 'FDEA WRC WHAS. ‘WSB, WSM. WBAL. WJR. KSD, and WCCO. from... ... S Y@ Spiritual meeting Y : ‘Orchestra program """ Cits: Book talk by Walter Landor Davenport . Program from W, S Minneapoiis: Markets. roads and base bail reports 7 TO 8 PM. 3 Seaside Concert Trio and soloiat New_ York: South Sea Isianders: Goldman Band WEEI WJAR. WLIT WWJ. WSAL and... Boston: Vocal and instrumentai soloists ... Kangas' City" Markets: weather: road reports .. President Senators s Siacadn Trox. N. Y. Hawanan Four' .. i Miamu_Beach, Fla.: Fleetwood Conceri Orc New York: Whitehall Trin: “Blake of Atlantic String Quartet and singere Rossvill«. N Y.: Children's talk: vocal #oloi studic orchestra......... ... 5 mhus. Ohto: “desta ‘and ‘Jingies: farm’ talk York: Piano Twine: vocal and instrumental York: Christian Science lecture.... oit: Varied musical Philadeiphia _WOO Concert Trio New' York: Vocal soloist: Newark: Correct time: Band. WMAF and ... Detroit- News: market reporta: 7:30—Cleveland: Studio reeital ... ... : Hartford_ Conn.: Capitol *preseniation Dallas. Baker Orchestra: organ recital Des Moines: Fort Des Moines Quartet 8709 P Program of Irish musi Band_cone JAR. WRC. WLIT. WCAE. WTAM AQ and . heetia drom” B . ‘Stmphony” Orchestra from ' B Pl k: Philharmonic Band: correct time. WMAF and . Studio Ensemble and vocal soioist Vocal anc_instrumental soloists Ohin: Artist recital.. ....... Atlantic String Quarfet’ and singe issa’na: “police” ‘raports: base mu“f Dnele Win s roll ‘éall “and birthday jist. LY Soncert: hase hall scores Cieveland Detroit 7.00—Atlantie City 8:00—Phil elphia: New W York: Goldman correct’ time. SD." W Xew Balumore: New York Columbus New York: Fla.: News and police bulieti Iroy Y.: Dance Orchestrs ..... . Kansas City: Musical program. .. ! : Boston: ~ Vocal and instrumenial soioiats Hawaitans i reenEy : < wolowsi : organ recital ind o Breaking of news: vocal Spotlight hour. Steel Pler Minatrels: Traymore Concert Orchestra. Lyne Quartet ..... i Tre ~Automatic’ Agitators 9 TO 10 P. Musical program: talk ... Moonlight ‘Sex Waves' Cincinnati 8:30—Des Moines: 9.00—Yew York New York: Correct time Orchestra 2 s Minneapolis: Dance’ orchestra: ‘quartet. Atlantic. City: Dance orchesira ... : Troy. N Y.:_Soloists: orchestra program New York ' Sc Home Makers.. Columbus Qhio ing Taste® hour. New York: Vocal and instrumental sol e and weather reports. 2 2Studio Dance Orchestra. . **Musica) program: news bulietine.” WMAF’ and r_: Opera, by the National Grand Opera Co. WJIAR, 'V\&‘I. WRC. WCSH. WTAM. WCAE. WDAF T from. 4 el Philadeiphi Cincinnaty: wza 535 e e Orean ‘reci a( Studio feature: dance music . 10 TO 11 P.M. 10:00—New York: Palais D'Or Orchestra. WSAI and WRC. from..WEAF wark. Weather report: musical orogram. WMAF and WOR Columbus,Ohio: “Song Shop": dance program. .. WAIU Allantic City: Stiver Slipper Club Dance Orchestra: J Crawfords Orchestra. .. P w York: Entertainers: Veo s Moines: Violin and piano_sel Kansas City: Varied musical program ...... . Miami Beach Fla: Fleetwood Dance Orchestra Ramh Hartford, Conn.: News: Club Worthy Orchestra:’ organ. Cleveland: Studio program. ... . g New York: Pianist; Hot Spriugs ~Davis’ Los Angeles: Johnton's Trio: Tor Aneles: 'Musical _program: bplay San Francisco: Rudy Seiger8 Dance Orchestra Cincinnati: Chiff Curtners Orchestra. 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. 11:00—Hot Springs: Pianist and violin_selections Los Angeles: Violin ard piano concert. ... San Francisco: National Broadeasting Co.'s D! Cleveland: Sammy Watkin's Orchestra: organ recital. Boston: Organ Tectal. ........o....oe.:.s Minneapolis: Musical prosram: Long's ‘Orchesira. 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 A Organ recital, Feature prog : Shell program. KPi v: Nighthawk {rolic: Plantation Playe Ar3 DrORTAM. . ...« -.e Soie somia oxras :00—Des Moines: Angeles: 170 2 A Musical program Variety hour. Earl’ Burtnett's 1:00—Los Angeles San Francisco Los Angeles 4223 3369 336.9 chestra 2 TO 3 AM. 2:00—Los Anugeles: Ambassador Dance Orchestr; fourth talk on “The Art of Public|gathered about a roulette wheel in a “gambling,cottage” here were rob- Speaking,” by Caleb O'Connor. 4:30 to 10 p.m.—Musical program by Pauline Kealy. soprano, and Le: O'Haire, hanjoist. 10 p.m.—Latest news flashes. at RICH i hed by four masked men early £10,000. Twenty-one men and women CHICAGOANS ROBBED. ing at the roulette | ful robbers entered. Mrs. King saved a $5,000 necklace day of cash and jewelry estimated in the cottage and many were play- wheels shortly after midnight when the four youth- McGill | Georgia Official Accused of Aiding | in Flogging of Editor Last February. W (] te 01 | By the Associated Press. Soa °y| SOPERTON. G August 1 Sheriff W. highen and threw other | | men will zo on trial here )4 | in Treutlen Superior Court on charges 123 | resulting from the flogging on Febru a3 ary 26 of H. M. Flanders, editor of the Soperton News 3 Mr. Flanders taken from o1 [ automobile, flogged and left uncon 23 | scious heside the road. At the time | of the flogging. it was said that the 624 Leditor's newspaper fizht inst 142 | \whisky traffic in the county w re sponsible for the attack on him. Fe | was confined to his home for several { weeks due to injuries received at the hands of his assailants tomorrow was his Alarm Clock Plays Tungs. 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