Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1927, Page 27

RADIO LISTENERS INTERESTED IN FAR Stars of New York Studios Assembled for Programs Over Big Hook-Up. Essentially a trade exhibit urating a business season. ¥ is freely predicted will result in sales exceeding a half sets the Radio World's F ¢ in full swing in Madison nevertheless has_its listeners of the Nation who ved from Broadway than 1 their receivers per For New York has mustered all of | its star broadc; f 1 the Fair's incased chambe on the main exhib abled to gaze as t Remote Control. The talent comes from the leadir i « New York's z. under the wdio talent for continuo rograms fi 2 into which v on floor are sts appes en- Jdgar F motey contro of the varic the “key national Broad Broadea the larg audience what trar r The Radio V immense display « angle of the radio art, cover thing like 50,000 square feet of floor | space. The: 0 exhibitors. chief- | ¥ manufactur sets and parts, with a scattering here and there of | exhibits amateurs, schools and | the two National Columbia Thus | ret-works, tem chains the count led to listen Ly in the radio indi represented Electrification Popular. Among the newly introduced sets there is a noteworthy tendency to- and huge, finished T plain_and ment cf finer Tubes and other acce: tained a new stage of Federal F prefere more and more are ¢ dials in kilocycles rather th Ultimately, it is anticipated quency measurement will enti place the wave-length des The most pretentious program ever arranged for radio will go on the air over WRC at 8 o'clock tonight, continuing for four or more hours. The program will come direct frem Madison Square Garden, New York City, where the fourth annual radio industries banquet is being held. The broadcasting of this program also will blish a new record for the number of interconnected sta- tions. The Red, Blue and Pacific Cos networks of the National Broadcast- ing Co., numbering more than fifty stations, together with many other stations throughout the country, will be linked together. Among the entertainment features scheduled are the dy Revelers’ Orchestra and Walter C. Kelly, “the Virginia Judge'; Senator Ford, the Maxwell House Orchestra, Reginald Werrenrath, i Maj. Bowes and his Capitol ¥ m ‘n’ Hen the RCA Radiotra and Schenck the NBC comb : . Moran and Mack, the Philco Orches- tra. the Happiness B the Royal Stenographers, the American Singers, Evelyn Herbert, soprano; the Silver Masked Tenor and the Coodrich Sil- vertone Quartet, the Ipana Trouba- dours, the Cities Service Cavaliers and Don Vorhees. : Promptly at 8 o'clock Paul King, chairman of the banquet committee, will strike his gavel and introduce Rear Admiral Willlam H. G. Bullaid, chairman of the Federal Radio Com- mission, the only speaker. Maj. An- drew White, master of ceremonies, will introduce each feature. On the early program tonight will be George Hall's Orchestra, talk by John B, Kennedy, South Sea Island- ers, Campus Travelers and organ masters. A variety program made up of vocal and instrumental solos_and talks is scheduled tonight by WMAL. Bell and Christie, popular entertainers; Leslie Mack of the Vo Do Duo”; Mar- garet Webster, soprano; Katherine Lippert, concert pianist, and Paul Ed- ward Garber are the artists who will take part. The principal address will be made by Charles W. Darr, chairman of the public safety committee of the Wash- ington Chamber of Commerce, who will continue his radio discussions of Washington’s traffic ills. Excellent volume and clarity marked the reception of distant broadcasting stations last night. Signals from all directions responded strongly, especial- 1y those in the Middle West, which are rarely heard in Washington. Static, however, continued to cling tenaciously to the wave lengths, but jts crackling and sputtering od but little interference with the incom- ing signals, so great was the strength of most of them LINKS U. S. AND BELGIUM.I Radio Phone Service Soon to Be Established. A radio felephone service hetween the United States and Belgium is ex- pected to be within_a month, according t from As- sistant ( nme! al Attache Leigh W. Tunt at Brussels. The Belgian government has follow- ed the development of telephone _servi and the United terest. An agre cluded with the jee permitting telephone tions between B o serv- imun con the United or e include | 1 TO 4:00—Baltimore - Musical prog: Boston o Theater hour Chicago Sattley's hour ther and m. Children’s Caneful tales” m Manhattan Trio Service Pianist: scores Burean’s recipes and 5 TO New York ic Children's’ Club: tal; “Where A songs: market repo ocal and piano solos i Crosley Instrumental Trio. . ws, | | Cristello's i New ¥ nasen’s Hofbrau Orchestr _Band_concert VENTNG & TAR. WASHINGTON, . ¢ WEDNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1927. Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Stations. Meters. Mi 5 - studio_salon the Bowdoin 1 nd market hour o P procram oreh soloist: and b iricr York ew, York: stori Watchtower it nancial Ch 4 2 « Hartt \e Early Birdy dely Orenestra r ord, 1 same Abuilo Radio Wor 150 lo” Orchostr Id's Fair A iolin Quartet: piaio, : Saai. seuCUWDBR an” Orchestras. .. solowst: Goudkette's ongress Orchies Sea Isiai; Asi Me Anothe wal Radio Industics banguet as jiden's” Oreh and birthda wis: Ruma er Orciestia Dinier “conecrt ko: Stock ‘and . bod Coicers Ensembie : Daiee brogram e 7:00—Hartford, Atiun bu Conn.; U Caty “Ask Me inscreis VU Sérvice atny Cani i sscach, r avilie, aenn, Announcements; tral ol musical progran nia K Dew York Detroit am Des Moines ' “Littie’ Syl hic Ed 2 Orenes ews WOK B sCoTes Another urcnesua pr s o n Wiz, + Studio’ 1 K. £ Ticultral pro Diatist] KDKA WGHL TWnd vy cecwoou Culcer s eutime story WO ;. LWDAR g W W KDKA, 1y IWEBM CKiw red and blue net- i eieo gt S NRAR. Soioists “Wou \Us Orel and’ police ‘Dulletins " iy strumental and voeal program: ¢ i orchestra R 2t Sereriaders 1] 8:30—Des Moines: Fhe 9 TO 10 P. 9:00—Chicago: i Chicago: “National Male Quartet: sts; 3 o Harding ‘stage Drogr Chicago. Musical pro 9:30—Davenport: Orsan recital ;... 's Moines: W histe: ocal Arll : W Hot “Springs: Pianist: st st: Edgewater Beach Orchestra: songs Straighi's Ore 10 TO 11 Py 10:00—Chicago: Harding stage L : program Chicago: Music ram : Des, Soincs: " Four Rongs of Sextet Hot™ Springs . Miami_Beich, Fleetwood Danc Orchest St. Louis: Address: 11:00—Mooseheart, 1il.: soloist * . Los Angeles Los Angeles Los " Angele so0los Portland: M San Francisco: Musical " pi Feature prog: program Atwater Kent "Art) 12 MID; 12:00—Los Angeles: “Mary Stuart”: Los “Angleles: Aloha String ~Quartet Portland: Musical program . . Los Angeles: Feature program 12:45—Kansas City: Nighthawk frolic; 170 2 1:00—Los Angeles: Vocal program Portland: Musical program . Los Angeles: Burtnett's Dance’ Or San Francisco: Lind's Orchestra . 270 3 azz Pot Pourri”: pianist W) n: iJazz Pot P : pianist WBBM Kings ‘of Harmon; n’ Orchestra and soioists. 5 o Vocal and piano soloist Orchestra ..K 1 Saxophone . . ess YW Plantation " Orchestra. AM. 2:00—Los Angeles: Ambassador Dance Orchestra . Portland: Musical program RADIOS FOR NEW ZEALAND Three Stations Recently Erected in| South Atlantic Isles. Broadeasting stations have recently been erected at Wellington, Christ Church and Dunedin, New Zealand, which, according to the consul there, has increased the listener interest. Auekland also has a 500-watt station in operation. Formerly conditions were none too favorable and radio equipment on hand was in excess of demands. Now, however, it is estimated that there are about 3,500 sets in operation, the larger percentage belng American made, although some are of Australian make. Most of the listeners, it is reported, use tube sets of at least four tubes, but some run as high as eight. With the anticipated improvement in economic conditions in New Zea- land more interest in radio is expect- ed. Although the population of the Dominion is approximately a million and a half, 80 per cent of which is Furopean, American goods usually find a_market there. Only 1 per cent ad valorem, a British preferentfal, is charged on American radio imports. Relay Station Authorized. 1. R. Nelson of Newark, N. Y., owner of WAAM, has been authorized by the Radio Commission to operate an experimental relay station, under the XA, using 65.18 meters and 50 watts power. RADIO TEST CARS READY. Equipped With Modern Apparatus of All Sorts. Radio division of the Department of Commerce has just been advised that the three new radio-test cars are now ready for delivery, equipped with all sorts of modern radio testing ap- paratus. One of these cars, it is understood, will be sent to Washing- ton shortly, where it will be exhibited to the delegates to the international radiotelegraph conference in October. Later, it will be sent to San Fran- cisco, where it will be put in the service of the West Coast radio super- visors in testing stations and running down interference. The other cars will be sent to At- lanta and Chicago, where they will be employed for the same purposes. This will give the field force of th2 Commerce radio division four test cars, the original one heing stationed in Detroit under Supervisor S. W. Edwards. o Danish Station Entertains. A new radio broadeasting station erected recently in Copenhagen, Den- mark, is now supplying wireless enter- talnment to listeners in all parts of Western Europe. A wave length of 377 meters is used with a power of 500 watts. Programs are “picked up” from different points, and amplified by ANNOUNCING $ | and WJBL of Decatur, TIL from Hotel Astor in New York. | Acquainted With the Traffic and | safety committee of the Washington SEVEN HEARINGS SET BY FEDERAL COMMISSION | cduled at Requests of Owners, Who Desire Better Channels and More Power. T scheduled seven hearings at the quest of as many broadcasting station owners who desire either better chan- nels, more time or higher power. he two latest ouncements_in clude stations WGES of New York The for- mer hea will_be October 7, at {which time station WGES will request | the use of 770 kilocycles, the channel | now used by station WBBM of Chi- cago. The WJIBL hearing is set for October 6 and will permit the Gush- | ard Dry Goods Co. to apply for the use of 1050 kilocylles with 1.000 watts at night and 1,500 in the day- ng vings scheduled fol- : October 4, WBAW, Nashville, Tenn., seeking 10 kilowatts, and BX, New York, desiring to use 1070 kilocycles; October 5, KLDS, In- | dependence, Mo., 0 kilocy- | exeles with & kilowat WCOT, Provi- | dence, R. I, askir © 1130 kiloc and 100 watts: October 6, W b | York, secking the use of 102 cles. . other he low Local Radio Entertainment Wednesday, Sept. 21, 1927 NAA—Washington Navy Yard (1315 Meters). 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports 9:35 p.m.—Arlington time signal 10:05 pun.— her Bureau repor WRC—Radio_Corporation of America (168.5 Meters). p.m.—Dorothy Deilano ano. 2115 p.m.—John de Bue: oloist. 0 g 3 Rumage, so clarinet p.m.—Adrian Vanderbilt, p.m.—"Stage and Screen,” by Frank Armer, 4 p.m.—Hofbrau Orchestr: 5 p.m.—Waldorf-Astor 5:55 p.m.—Base ball 6 p.m.—George Hall' 6:25 p.m.—Talk by Orchestra. John B. ) p.m.—South Islanders. p.m.—Campus 30 p.m ' as .—Correct time. tadio industries banquet, Early Program Tomorrow. 12 (noon). 1to 2 p.m.—Organ recital. WMAL—Washington Radio (302.8 Meters). 7:20 to 7:30 p.m.— s flashes. 0 to 7:43 pm. lie Mack of the | Do-Duo.” 5 to 8 p.m. Science Forum | L | Science news of the | Seeks Relief for the s p.m—Pauline He Lee O'Haire, the radio harmon S. 8:20 to 8:40 p.m.—Margaret Web- oprano. 8:40 to 9 p.m.—Katherine Lippert, concert piamist 9 to 9:20 p.m.— Paul Edward Gar- bey, tenor. 9;20 to 9:40 p.m.—“Getting Better Driv ing Problems of Washington,” by Charles W. Darr, chairman of public Chamber of Commerce. . 9:40 to 10 p.m.—Bell and Christie, popular entertainers. 10 p.m.—Latest news flashes. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. South Sea Islanders, WRC, 6:30 to 7 o'clock. Animal Lovers' Club, WNAC, 6:30 to 7, o'clock. Principato ~* Hawaiian Trio, WBZ,7:30 to 8 o'clock. Paulinc Healy and Lee ‘Haire, _radio . harmonizers, WMAL, 8 to o'clock. Radio Industries banquet, from the Astor, New York, ‘WRC, WEAF and the red and blue networks, 8 o'clock. Bell entertainers, W 10 o'clock. and Christie, popular {AL, 9:40 to . Federal Radio Commission has | U. S. HEARD I BR hort-Wave Daily as Far South as Para. The short-wave tions in the United daily in T B AZIL. | | | Broadcast Received 1 roadea sta ting e fortunate whereas | ions, even in| it to pick up static. In_ the n June and De- improves I | ehicfy Winter combe slightly Para mitter, ports to | but it is ely R. in Comme rated at only enough to ov The Rio and 1 South America as lon, are seldom heard, although former, SQIA, is equipped to| operate with 1,000 watts. Iven the activities io club organ- zed in 1925 to stimulate interest in | lio have failed, the lutest estimate being o membership of 50 and the ownership of about 10 receiving set rated in stations, 1 i SINGAPORE IS ‘DEAD SPOT’ {Only One Small Broadcasting Sta-| tion Within 2,000 Miles. 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