Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1927, Page 10

10 ‘THE_EVENING STAR. WASTINGTON, D. . TUESDAY. DECEMBER GERSHWINTO PLAY FOR WRC TONIGHT His Compositions Will Be Given by Other Eptertainers. Movie Club of WMAL. e Gershwin, composer-pianist, genius first visioned the possi- Lilities of the jazz spirit when clothed will be the individual of the Eveready Hour, Wwhose in classic form. star tonight one of WRC traction: has occasion. | of his pop- for the hwin will a number compositions, including the in R The Ever- Virginia Rea stra directed by Nathan » will sing and play 1 play apsody Moist music berling Singers. who will be m § to 830 o'clock, have as < t the prominent | ropolitan_Opera Company tenor. | A. Meader. Their program | i by two rather im-| smpositions. both ar- | chorns. orchestra | “Refore | will be Weavers will present weekly ombinations of t N30 o'clock. eduled by WRC auetion bridze o dane program by | sstra im of music and ar weekly Movie d. will keep WATAL artive tonight for more than Sve hours | The Movie Club will introduce a| number of professional entertainers, smong them Bell Coates, the : Fred Mar- . whistler. and Wesley Eddy, a star he vaudeville stage. A concert by the Columbia Hawal- “lub_and Ukulele Club, a al by Portia Clifford Bailey, and Donald Brown. er dance pro- ntertainers. | ) i Harris and the other musical | | nd his Congres- | second of their | weekly radio concerts | he WRHF's featured at- | oncert to he broadcast from cill be composed chiefly pested by W RHFS eritic. will give his weekly theatrical review, LocalRadioEntertainment Tuesday, December 27, 1927 ton Navy Yard 3 Meters) p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. | on time signals. her Bureau reports. n_Broadcasting Co. 4 Meters) 3 to 4 p.m.—Dauber hour of music. | & pm.—George Skadding and his Congression: 6:25 p.m.—Theatrical review by Har- ©old_Phillips. 635 to 7 p.m—George Skadding and his Congressional: Early Program Tomorrow. 10 am.—Betty Brewster's cooking standard time. Meters on the left G6—WPG Atlantie City—1.100 anoert musie tion Dhridge gamen. B0—Chiistmas music. 283.5—WRBAL Baltimore—1.050 ale_quartet romirs-Carleon Orchestra. N Roston—390 o games. —WNAC Roston—030 WTIC Hartford—560 ¢ College dialogue. bridge games. —WOR Newark—710 emble. ham’ broadeast —WEAR New York—010 c 30—Dance orchestras 434.3—WJZ New York—G60 00—Orchestra 00—Continentals 00—Alexander's Ragtime Band indelphia—860 trumpets. —Dinner music "313.6—KDKA Pittsbureh—930 Continentals. 483.6—WJAR Providence—a20 237.6—WHAM Rochester—1,080 00—st rlson Orchestra 00—Homeste 319.5—WGY Schenectady—390 00—Seiverling Singers. 30—Sealy Air Weavers. 206.9—WWNC Asheville—1.010 —Dinner musie. 0:00—Bridge Irsson 433.9—WsB Atlanta—630 n) 9 00—Evereacy hour. 10-00—Auction” bridge games. 245.8—WDOD Chattanooga— 8:30—Studio program. 9:00—Classical period. 389.4—KTHS Hot Springs—7380 30—Farmers' Radio Chautauqua. #:00—Bridce lossons 9 30—Immanuel Baptist Choir. 336.9—WJIAX Jacksonvilie—890 er program Dance music. iherling Singe: eacy hour. V0—Auction” bridge games. 316.9—WMC Memphis—3580 0—Eveready hour. uction” bridge games. —Dance musie 336.9—WSM Nash 8:30—Dinner concort. l‘o—l\' Chicago—370 8:00—Stromberz-Carlson Orch: 6°00—Continentals 10:00-—Congress carni 363.6—WEBH-WJID Chicago—820 8:00—Singers, R30—Air Weavers 9:30—Children's program. 416.4—WGN-WLIB Chicago—720 school and woman's forum. 1030 to 11 a.m.-—Musical program. 2 t0 3 p.m.—Herbert Lectro hour. WMAL—Washington Radio Forum (2418 Meters). l News flashes. 1 illa Roma entertainers. | < Harris, in yvmular' nied by Edith Reed. A Christmas Message,” rbauh, in popular %ccompaniment. " by Dr. Ed-| Portla and Joint recital by MezZLO-BOPrano, congert pianist, setting Better Acqualnt- pean Neighbors,” ¢ William oper, general | secretary of the Y. 930 pm.—Columbia Hawaiin Gul tar and Ukulele Club soloists, Mr. and Mre. John H. Potts | “Fa nd Follies of the | by Colby Harriman. p.m.—Lee Cronican, pianist. p.m.—Radio Movie Club, fea Wesley Kddy, novelty enter- | tainer; Bell and Coates, California Kong Birds and popular radio artists ¥red Martin, whistler; Lee Cronican, | pianist, and others 1 w5 flashes. WRC—Radio lurporlthm of Ameriea | (1685 Meters). Ven n Gondoliers, ~Frank Winegar's Or- Waldorf Astoria Orchestra Motion Picture Guide | Talk, by Kima Perley Parker nongs, | itnent ¥ Orchestra, gers Wenvers Ttuth Dove poan —Valain 4'Or Orehe Farly Program Tomorrow. ning devo Varnaseus Trio Cheerio Crocker Home Bery { would pecita) from the er Orebestia Auction Bridze Game On Program Jonight Another complete game will he hy WH( ated stations broadeast and Hx amil They follow Sith uth,” the des) Wolds—spudes, @ 4 7 4; Hearis. A K 4 63 Diamonds, K10, Clubs, K Q M. Work, “West,” M- - A K K52 Mearnt 4, 9 % Clubm, 199 Wi Meo Leibenderter, Bt —Spudes, 5, e DA Diamonds, 4 876 143 North,” 0y s Clubm, W hiteh 109 6, Hea Az * hilin 15, 0857 Clubx, A 3, LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY, DECEMBE Programs prepared by the Assoclated Press. Deny Bad Weather Conditions Result From Increasing Number of Radio Waves By the Associated Press. ! Radio has been blamed for a lot of things, but it can’t be held responsible for bad weather. Many persons have written the | Federal Radio Commission and other Governmental agencies stating that the million of “electric waves” sent out by broadcasting stations were | causing extreme weather conditions, One man was of the opinion that these waves helped cause excessive rainfall, |1 which resulted in the Mississippl and | STUDY OF AIR PROBLEMS ' Annual Congress of Experts to Be| | Held in Gotham | | January 9. Correspondence of the Awsociated Press, W YORK.—Ruadio § s of the | pant and problems of the future will n.ake up the them: of the th day annual congress of the Institute of adio Engineers, opening here Janu e Technicians and welentints atlx of the world will par #t channel | ansmitters, Buch matters o interferenc ¢ receivers and the r tonal Radio Conferene the xubjects to be presented RADIO TAX LOOMS. France to Place Levy on Sets and Tubes. Correspondence of the Associated Prese PARIS —Tuaxatlon of radio tx in France is coming woon, and there i much ® culation as to o0 ount and | method «° caleulation A wemioficinl f of 80 cents will b wet o thin will be a of the cort of b 10,000,000 | ! =, 0 b cstimated, of which thie ausrters would be used for the devel | apment of Leanemiting stions and ax good an Dhose vican, English and | wADIO perienced CONTID AERVICEK men wha e din - at SERVICE on all kinds of RADIO RECEIVERS Tntelhigent Experienced Men Await Youy Call SMITH’S Battery and Radio Service Norh 2119 18th St N.W Norbh Fastest and Best Kadiu hervice In Town e 100 | would have to [the waves {RADIO ENGINEERS PLAN ' | auently in the 27, 1927, Srhrdulrrl for Fastern of call letters, kilocycles on right. S11.6—WLS Chicago—870 T-00——Sunner hell program. R 10—Qrehestra: Ford and’ Glean. 8:30—Personalitics inmusic, 4175 0-WOJ Chicago—630 700—0Orsanrecital 17 00—0rchestra (3 hours): —WLW Cincinnati—300 7.00—Randbox hoys, 2—WSAI Cincinnati—830 ur. honr bridga —WAIU Columbus—1.060 Orehestras —WFAA Dallas—330 : Davennort—800 cames. ATIA—WHO Dea Moines—360 Apnla Club (2 hours), WW4 Detrolt—850 3 ) 10100=Ratl v \niirs drames. 499.3—WRAP Fort Worth—G600 Mired Hand hrosram TWOS defferson City—820 T00—Clinners: 9 00—V 61 5 ional Radio School 270.2—WDAF Kansas City—810 and Sullivan operas. WOW Omaha—590 00—Sriherling Sineers, 00_Panular old-time musie, 08— Auction i Mexican Plasers. . Louls—330 \Sineers iy 00 A e s bt UBG—KVON Tulsa—860 00—Seiherling Sinzera, Alr Weavers Tt SWORD Zion—870 00—Male quartet: organ: vocal trio 416.4—KHJ Los Angeles—320 00—Classical review, QO—Music review. —Coneert orchestra, —Dance music 447.5—KFOA Seattle—§10 30-—Radin Movie Club. on bridge games. ady hour. B18.6—KIR Seattle—860 9:30—Dinner concert. 12 00—"Voudv] 1:00a—Dance music (2 hours) .2—KHQ Spokane—810 N—Auction hridgs games. m New England floods, and suggested that the Government take action to | restrict the output of broadcas Experts the United States er Bureau are emphatic in the | tion that radio waves ecannot med for weather conditions. In order to affect the weather, radio ert_an influence on humidity _or ba- | decl Prof. W celebrated physicist of | the temperature rometric pressure, Humphreys, |h" burean. “Even in radio laboratorles, where are most Intensely pro- | duced, there ix no effect on the hu- nmln\ or bare rtric pressure, and the ‘ ct on the temperature in xo small | there 1% no instrument capable of | recording 11" Prof. Humphreys says Weather Bureau men point out that periods of excessive rainfall, extreme. Iy high or low ten ur pods and destructive storms oceurr dayw b fore br init ax they do now th i | | | for tions, three day, went 1 the Mahing & here. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT Skadding and his ionals, WRHE, 600, mbed to 104 temperature extab. | m;,n record Geor Congres Seiberling Singers, WRC 30, Eveready Hour, WRC and 19 stations, 9 0 Continentals, WJZ and L9 The three st Anction and 25 Kadio 10 50, hridge WRC Moy pame, 1010 Club, WMAL, =-in 48 hours @ new Set which represents the Rreustest value Atwater | Kent has ever put into | | We are going into the New Ye: we must clean out all present stocks. dreds more are going this L] Three Sensational Groups Suit and O’Coat Clearance BOYS' DEPARTMENT 94 94 $4.94 $77 9 \ -luu Values $6.00 $ Include fancy woolen mixtures that have been sold up to dollars. This group in- cludes 4-piece i Mackinaws and d i ble-breasted Over- | Pi€ce su coats in cheviots and | long and other popular ma- | pants terials. These models | legia have been our popular sellers, they must go rest. 2ND FLOOR s W one also our col- overcoats. A range ot and all materials INCLUDING BLUE SERGES. SIX short boys' suits ond aver- coats. INCLUDING MANY OF THE POPULAR AD- MIRAL COATS, that have sold to $0. Snappy Sacrificing Our Entire Stock Boys’ Lumberjacks CORDUROY This popular material is an ideal weight for the boy during the coming months when there will be many days when he will not wan: to wear a ecoat. Well made and finished. Wil stand lots of wear and look well NCY WOOLEN These are splendid garments, all wool, in popular plaid Made for growing and their strenuous demands, " MOUS ZIPPER This is a wonderful garment. closely woven from pure wool, in beautiful calor ¢ Vinat They $ have the famous Zipper fastener. This is our high est grade lumberjack at a real bargain price. 2nd FLOOR Blankets Part-wool In- dian Blankets, s Double-hed size Various patterns and in all colors A $3.50 value $2.44. Tomorrow only Blankets Double-hed « part wool. Big, fleecy, warm You'll need blan- kets” sooner or later Buy them price 8 Ladies’ Underwear Vests with high or low neck and long or short sleeves Drawers ankle length Very heavy Per garment, $4c. Rayon Spreads They are heavy Ravon in attrac s Tohnson made tive pattern ook BIx105 inches, m mg much chid, blue and gold. “This price is about halt what they have been selling for all season Crinkle Spreads Beantifol pece st sisting of bolster $ ll and spread SO\, They at i remn her bt are $250 set, hut some are £FE S weight FOR MEN Footwear that is built view to both style and walities Lhey are with a wearin Endicott - urse. They and wear hke shoes cost more At this 2 to §5 on cach price i you save new. AL perfect fiest quality in all re T, il ar with entire stocks of Nothing is to be carried over. the greatest opportunity of the hundreds we have already g week at less than their original cost. FFancy ( lolmhc ] e not made of v.«hn.n.l ruh i ml‘ New Coats and Dresses 20% COATS Germania (Junchl"a, Buckskein, Velours, Suedes, Fancies All fur-trimmed and warmly lined and interlined, many with guaranteed lin- ings. Girls’ Dresses At Sacrifice Prices Wool ]rr.nm'm Novelties Ini and k and stocks to choose from. 2nd FLOOR EMPIRE SHEETS No housewife needs to be told what a bargain we are offering when we put this famous sheet on sale at this price. 14 They are all $ new merchan- = dise 63x90 and e S1x90. MAIN FLOOR FOR WOMEN s as usi led to Velvets he price you in s, Vicis, 1 wide $1.94.8 3 94 Sativ styles ,hr(_\ NFTRN Merchandise. Tveryvthing must go, regardless of cost. ven to our patrons. Get vour share of these sensational bargains. ( “hildren's Jm ?TIH"H To make room for the ne Many of the items listed here and h COATS, DRESSES AND MILLINERY CLOSE-OUT SPECIALS! 50 Dresses 25 Coats For 50 Lucky Women Fur-Trimmed from Selected our 1 of dresses ‘ 250 Dresses This cludes new shades, 200 Dresses Here are dresses el sidn incl B Group Hats Value 230 @ 2nd FLOOR At These Prices They'll Go Fast Sweaters 'S SLIPOVERS | T TEASEMENT STORE ! Women's Chamoisette Gloves 64 ; B‘\h\ Sets l amhsdo\\n Union Suits o FOR MEN on h FINE SHOES CLEARANCE PRICES e Each 44c nnd (-]Rl ontor comifort fo Girls' Nives to 2 Shirts Save S0¢ to §1 Per Pair 94c N Shi ‘ |||oh hoes Shirts ! . Yank W vts, Khak nd Rhaek o8 usually v hroken e included shghtly dmperfect which ac ’I‘ (0] only an expert could” find the (0) reg this they will he perfections Pillowslips Good g TWO FOR 3¢, Men’s Pajamas A wide wuslin apiece, Tomorrow tion 1o froms A dim ited quantity at 94¢, CA cReat, STORE /n the CAPITAL cnv o .’Iu 94c (0 (?,/,\ SATISEAG TION GUARANAS: (D YU NONEY w 820 7th Street N\V. w Woven Ch Yuge g colors, Just what YOU Wan? for the hedroony throom, and Caps Tweed and war st lined dvesy e e men AL simes. Good ASSAP RN of materidls and onlaes, . Men's Pajamas Fhinnelstte Pa BAT .\\ Rivhariad sriped At als, niely L1 Bhed, A vegulae 1M valve day only e £33 SRSt TR