Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1927, Page 21

RADID COMMISSION TORENEW HEARINGS l Interests of 64 Other Broad- | casters Involved in 9 Cases | to Start October 5. | | 8:00—Mooseheart. Public hearings for dissatisfied or | disgruntled radio broadcasting stations will be resumed by the Federal Radia Commission and a busy week iz ahead of the commissioners, | who will re: emble in the latter part of this week, To date nine stations are for hearings, but the interests other stations are involved and their representatives are expected to appear at those hearings which affect their October 5, frequencies. Five of the hearings involve changes in frequencies and four seek power | Increases, while two cover both a fre-| quency 1 power sh Some changes in dates were an- nounced during the past week, ‘but | the followin the amended schedule: | October tion KLI of Inde. pendence operating on 1,110 | kiloeycles, or 70.1 meters, has quested reased power from 1,300 to | 5.000 watts. Other stations which will probably be are WHB, | WOO0, WIJAX h Octoher 5—W Providence, R. T operating on 1,330 kilocycles, or 225.4 meter nment on 1,130 kil- ocyeles, meters, and an in-| crease in power from 50 to 100 watts Stations involved are WNON, WHK., KKP, WOI, KTSA and WDEL. October 6—WJF Decatur, 111 erating 1.410 Kilo or meters, seeks assignment on 1,050 kilo: cycles, or 283.5 meters; power increas- | ed from 230 watts to 1.000 watts at night and 1.500 duri the day Sta- tions involved are R, WRCN, WEFIW, WO WKAR, WIAG, KL WRBAL. WOMA. Culve o 1.160 kilocyeles, or 2585 meters, see! increase in power from 2530 watts to 500 watts, Stations involved are WRT, KFUL, WMAL, WIL. KFOX, KOCH, KDYL. WE 3 WEBL. October 7—WRBAW, Nashville, Tenn., operating on 1,210 Kkilocye r 247.8 meters, has requested inc d power from 100 watts to 10,000 watts, St tions involved are WCAT, WFRI WRBRI, WARZ WRAM W KFJR, WFKD. KGGA, WFBZ, W1 WFBC, KFEL, WRBBE, KWIA WARY, WABW, WDOD and WIOD, WBLX, Long Island City, N. Y., op- erating on 1470 kilocycles, or 204 meters, seeks assignment on 1070 kilo- cyeles, or 280.2 meters. Stations in- volved are W and WGCP. October 11 — WORD, RBatavi operating on 1,090 kilocycles, or 275 meters, seeks assignment on 720 kil cveles, or 416.4 meters Stations in- volved are WENR. WKBF, WJBT. WAAF, WFBM, WTAS, WHT and WIBO. October 12—W -WEDC, Chicago, 111, operating on 1,240 kilocycles, 241'8 meters, seeks assignment on 770 kiloeycles or 387.4 meters, Stations involved are WEBRM, WJBT, WABI, | WAAF and WWVA. | ro- represented , seeks ass ) on cles, and operating on | With its varied array of regular | features. augmented by several new | ones, WRC tonight will start the Fall | 14 eason propitiously. “Roxy” and His Gang,” the tional Opera Co., the A. & P. Gypsies and the South Sea Islanders are the main attractions which will come from New York. outstandin feature of lo will be a 15-minute pr Carroll and ma Calvert, popular | radio enter ners, | The National Opera Co. will present tabloid version of Verdi's T 0~ | letto,” while “Roxy” has planned to | feature his male quartet which is composed of I Young, tenors: George Reardon, bari- tone, and Freder Thomas, basso. One of the interesting selections which has been included. in the instrumental program of the Gypsies is Myddleton’s “Down South,” an English composer’'s Impression of the cake walk, shake down and other dances characteristic of the American negro. o 1 Bernice Randall Angelico. soprano: Willard Salem Haynie, baritone, and | Ted Newall's Band_ will provide the | musical portion of WMAL's program tonight. The only other attraction | will be a talk by John Clagett Proctor. | historian, who will relate the story of | Nathan Tale and John Andre, two spies of the American Revolution, 1 ¥ | 10:30—Cieveland LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY, SEPTES‘BER 26, 1927. Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 4TO B 4:00—New York: “On the ball ground Boston: Eisenbourg's Sinfonians New York: Service program. . Detroi News Pittsburgh New_ York Yourself” Baltimore: Sty al 4:30—New York: Manhatt. New York: Lowe's Orchestra 4:40—Philadelphia: Police Teports: orear L TIL: Children's proxra Chicage: Blue Monday Clahe . - New York: Uncle Robert's Pils ew York: Manhattan 10 York: Hothrau Orchestra Pitraburin Boston ' *Thea 30— Now York: ¥ detroit: “Skeezix Time''; Scores: weather and Trio W 6:00—New York: Now Rochelle pr guson’s Ca Bomtn: Juvenile Pittaburgh ew York ow York Orihe violin '« Club won Vocal soloists chanee Chil Theater revie opsy TUrvy ‘time’ progra ectady: Stock © reports Orohy Clovel Chicag New York: P Detroit: Dinner Detroit New York Philadeint spor nist: markei repor oncert 1l a: Weath * Organ 1 3 Financial talk Newark: Shelton E —Philadelphia’ Base 6.30—Raltimo Hartford, € Chicago: B 6:45—Davenport: Robe Goldkett mble: ente 1l kcores: A neert Bond Tri W d ma sport, 7T weather Morton Orchestra Adelphia_Orche Stories; ' ve 7:00—Chicago: Bedtime story: C City: Tphia Py i Rlackstone Str Curtis Orchestra \ Man : “Footn Organ hapman’s’ Oreh ork 1k Home al stra ni: pai talk Studio Orche. o or " House e Gl Voeal violin by Waite Hovt: ch. Fla.: Fleetw Danee prd Shelto tte's Orchestre Roll call_and s Orchestra o . Miami Boston Newark : > ork Pittsbursh New York Chicago Cinen; neert: road Klein's 'Ser 7:30—Buffalo. N. Philadelphia New Vork Des M Concer Beau Art Orchest “hristensen’s Orchest and i {4 T 7:45—Atlantic City: Lecture 8:00—Atlantie Cits Philadelphi De nes. Seaside Concert Trio: o address Yocal and instru ork: Beaux Art Oreh ncinnati: Musical program: Detroit: Newark: “Aviatio New ' York: Poet Boston: The Roval Daimond. Miam: ‘Beach, Fla.: News and ki Christian seience lect is: “Gold Medal Bake 8:30—New York: A and P. Gypsies WCAE WTAM WOC, WWJ. WHO and tra: « markets. weather and ‘hase ball reports news Dinner coneert: news’ ma solos Columbia chain _program WRC. WSAL ations Meters. Miles v 091 2 7 B7002 110.9 315.6 piano lesson ket re vocal ErgraKDEA Express 0 and trumpets. W00 0 6 .M m L WD WEBM WH d markel reporis RC s and. Orchestra: Fer. scores. pranist songs estra 1st ks v taik: “scoves.” 152 Gerntan 1oasons jler Orchestra, . W T Enterfamers. . anin's Orchestra: ‘markets. . 2 S W hestra ainers: news delphia Orchestra scores Orchestra ket rep news 0 8 P.M. s Ask’ Me Another Jano. solon Drake Van' " Clbler” "¢ WMAQ WMCA WD WHN Pre-Warld " Seriex Tr w hestra:’ iden’s, mphony and Victorian CWRRM g SWLW horts _WDAF WEBW W00 WARC SWHO Christensen's Orchestra . nental solos science’ talk w ‘Engiand "Inv ncorde Male " Quartet. lice bulletins .. contest WEE] 9 TO 10 P.M. 9:00—Boston: Columbia chain program New York: J ¢ hwarz Home. cal soloist: Deat Philadelbhia New York: Springfield Atlantic ¢ Detroit: 1 Baltimore: New York: Kexhee Entertainers: ¢ 9:30—Davenport: Organ recital ... New York: “Rigoletto,” by’ ihe ‘N broadcast by the red. network Hot Springs: Dayis Ensemble . 9:45—Nashville, Tenn. Shannon Quartet Shriners’ Band: Amati Soloiata: Traymore eman _Minstrels: Golc 0:00—Haot semble: Yhe all tmiarl’l i Glenn New York: §f New York: T ment : auville Ladies’ Trio gitators okram . Axtoria O Ta_: Fleetwood 1 i coloists: por Willard_Cavaliers 2 Hariford. Conn.: Dance prokram New ¥ h Istanders Minneapolis: Gold Medal Bakers' 11 PM. TO Quartet: 1 Tetroit: “Along Tin Pan Alley Atlantic City: Silver_Shpper_an Newar the Pepper Pot Or inaland Orchestra: M. sh hour of music Makers Harmony " Boys: The Concord Simgers KDEA WOR and Bandhox ille_Ladies’ Ty soloist and WH String Quartet Orchestra .. ... dkette's Orchesti udio Dance Orchestra thedral Choral afional ‘Grand from Tom, Joe and Jack ! minstrels 10 TO 11 P.M, Ozark Philosopher police and Weather reporis he Vi Donnelly Siste 12 MIDNIGHT, ank Mellor and John | 11:00—Xew York: Palais d'Or Orchestra, WRC. WTIC and Goldkette's Orchi Camno_Orchestras chestra . ..... anbattan Serenaders lagher's Dance Orchestra . i: Curtner's Orchestra Los Angeies: Violin and piano recital .. Lon Angeles: Opera, “Manon.” KPO 1:30—Des Moines: Studio’ program’ Cleveland: Memors's Garden New York: Cotton Club Orc : Organ recital ... Silver Slipper Orch, n Francisco: Musical program. Loe Angeles: Zenith program . 2:45—Kansas City: Nighthawk frolic: or 1T Burtnett’s Orchestra Musical program Meiklejohn Brot! 1:00—TLos Angeles: San Francisco Los Angeles: 12 MIDNIGAT TO 1 AM, stra KFI ‘and 2442 e 21300 hestra fiEs b2 AM. solois ram 270 3 AM. 2:00—Los Angeles: Ambassador Orchest ra 336.9 2300 Radio statlons in all sections of the eountry were at the command of patient dialers last night. With static | remaining in the background, signals | came through with excellent clarity and volume, although fine dial adjust- ments were required in some instances to bring them in satisfactorily. The Northern and Midwestern sta- tons were particularly _vigorou Chicago, Milwaukee and Muscati i stations were especially easy to tune. LocalRadioEntertainment Monday, Sept. 26, 1927 NAA—Washington Navy Yard (1345 Meters). 4 ther Bureau reports. 5 p.m.—Arlington time signals. 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. WRC—Radio (468.5 Meters), 2:15 p.m.—Play-by-play account of | the Washington-Boston base ball game | by Thornton Fisher from The Star | studios. 4 pan.—Sarabande Trio 4:30 pm.—David Croswell p.m.—"Express Yourself,” r Perkins 5 p.m.—Hofbrau Orchestra p.m.—Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra. 5 p.m.—Base ball scores, p.m.—Justin Lawrie, tenor. 5 p.m.--Gold Medal program, Kin Carroll and Erma Calvert, 0 p.m.—“Roxy's Gang.’ 8:30 p.m.— time. 8$:30 p.m . Gypsies 930 p.m.—V aper leito,” by the National G Co. 10:30 landers. baritone by 1 h 3 “Rigo- and Opera to 11 pm.—South Sea Is. Early Program Heulth orrow. 1m Lyons.” norning de- “Chy pan—Greenwich Village Or- 115 p.m.—Or 2:15 p.m.—F¥ the Washin T Studic an recital pl count of Zoston base ball Fisher, from The Star WMAL — Washington Radlo Forum (302.8 Meters). 2 to 8:10 p.m ews flashes. $:10 to 9 p.n—Dance program by Te:2 Newell's Band. 9 to 9:20 p.m.—Bernice Angelico, Mezzo-50prano. | 9:20 to 9:40 p.m.—Nathan Hale and John Andre, the Two Spies”—a story | of the American Revolution, by John Clagett Proctor, historian, permanent | committee on -marking points of his- | toric interest in the District of Co-| lumbia 9:40 10 pm Haynie. haritone, Mre. Haynie 10 p.m.—Latest news flashes, g, Randall Salem by Willard accompanied WOMAN TURNS TO LAW. Scientist Becomes First Feminine Patent Attorney in Germansy. Correspondence of the Assoclated Press. BERLIN,—RBerlin boasts of ha ing the first woman patent attorney n Germany, Fraeulein Frieda Terzfeld-Hoff- mann, a physicist, decided there was more money In advising inventors how to protect the results of thelr investigations than there was in sit. ting behind Leyden jars and other physical laboratory ~ paraphernalia. She therefore switched over from science to law, and recently qualified ag the first woman patent attorney in Germany v- NEW BROADCASTING CHAIN TO INCLUDE 60 STATIONS Third Hook-up Sponsored by Loew's, Inc.,, and Metro Movie Interests, By the Asmsociated Press. NEW YORK, September 26.—For- mation of-a third nation-wide broad- casting chain, comprising 60 radio stations, which will be ready for the | initial hook-up within & month, was announced yesterday by Loew’s, Inc., and the Metro-Goldw Mo- | tion Picture Corporation The policy of the new chain, which | joins the National Broadcasting Co. |And the Columbia broadcast chain in the field of interconnected activity, was nnounced as contemplating only the | “broadcasting of the better elements |of radio.” The statement added that | “cheap, blatant advertising of any n-Mayer product will be taboo. The names of the stations to be in | cluded in the third chain were not an- | nounced. An informal broadeasting manner will be adopted by the announcets, it was said. . A motor road to connect Florence and Viareggio, the bathing beach near is to be built at a cost of nearly $5,000,000. RADIO'S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. “Roxy's Gang,” WRC, WIZ and other stations, 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock. 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