Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1928, Page 39

TADOWILHOLD STAGE AT CAPITL White Bill May Reach Vote This Week With Action on Commission. be an important irmation of Con , Pickard and L where- ous other would enlarge the broad- ¥ one Program e independents ed of a variety selec- d by the commission, e Tecent clearing mproved re- g in of & 1t is ad- the po! hood that the patent seciion if not the chain Accord seems in Chairman , as in Senator Wat- on the proposition of ing the Radio Commission. The cludes, besides Mr. s Lehlbach, New Dy eport. New lvania: = Bow- 3. Michigan: T("l'l('flsfl Blard Larsen GL‘UF_I;A. twork of the Na- tional Broadcasting Co. This is said e be {h! only chamber music organi- has been sel neeption and has to its eredit seven transcontinental tours ed States and Canada and more 1‘<.ar 150 apyumus in London. be the subject | Ts Service, which '.' o'clock. The 1l be m.scuwd by three out- experis—Brig. Gen. Edgar 1 of the Army Engineers Xam" Gfl. John M. Parker of Lou- siena and Robert Isham Randolph of ient construction en- The fourteenth of the series of radio b1dst games and the weekly ! the M!v Alr Wu\ers WRHP has scheduied a ringle at- or its evening broadcast—a popular program by George Skadding and his Congressionals, a dance or- Chestira which 15 giving a series of L Tis at this station. Th~ m 6 o 7 o'clock tions will have The weekly Radic Movie Club, 8 dance program by Ted Newell and his band zad a recital by Ina Price Ware, soprano, are among WMAL's principa attractions tonight. There 2lso will be 8 éinner o t by the Silver String Revelers & program by the Al-Ga- Bro Trio. SLAKE TO BE PUMPED DRY IN QUEST OF OLD GALLEYS Ancient Cra Days of Imperial Rome Boon to Be Uncovered. e Press Roman WO, WOW 4, WML Submerged Bince | EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1928. LONG RANGE RADIO iiNTERTAlNMI:' TUE Ql)\Y J\’\U\R\ 31, 1923. Programs prepared by the Assocuted Press Scheduled for Fastern standard time. Meters on the left of call letters, kilocycles on vight 272.6—WPG Atlantie City—1,100 )\ 0:30—Studio program, 00—Dance music o2 5—WBAL Baltimore—1,030 Ev 1000 Alction brivge. —WNAC Roston—630 enile Smilers o—opry House T WG round Gy V0 —Orhiest 8—WGR Buffalo—000 night. G:15—Str 00— Pop > oater proxram. U3—Popular prosram. 35 4—WTIC Hartford—360 cialogue. ers. ction bridge. 3—WOR Newark—710 Shelton Ensemble Speech Pioneers. tra. e Orchestra New Vork—610 Orchestra. as (113 hours), :00—Hal Kemivs Qrehestra. Frank Anderson. . To n von Hallberg. mber music. WFLWLIT Philadelphia—710 " DRA Pittabureh—930 Little &rmphony Orchestra, -Carlson bour. 1 Tats 10— Humesteaders. 219.5—WGY Schenectady—790 nherg-Carleon Orchestra. 05— Bostorans. 56.9—CKCL Taronto—810 00—Ponalar musie. 00_Dance orchest 00 —Orchestra 00—Studio program. 516.9—WTAG Worrester—580 CRN D—WWNC Asheville—1.010 §:43—Dinner mus 10-00—Auction” bridge . 8—WDOD Chattancoga—1.230 ‘selections. dge lesson. 10 00—Crrime sexter. WAAX Jacksonyille—880 Orchestra —Rridee lesson 9.00—Studio program, 11:00—Dance music Louisville—930 Singers, ¥ hour., 00— Auction bridge! CENTRAL KAW Chicngo—-330 00—Stromherg-Carlson Orchestra. 6—WEBH-WIID Chicago—820 00—Tivoll Theater 830—Childeen of Mooseheart. 10:00—Uptown Theatcr 314.6—WLS Chicaxo—870 7:0 poer bell program 8:30—Personalitics 1n Music. 443.3—WNMAQ-WQI Chicago—670 7°30—Dinner concert —Solo orchestra. 00 —General Mators Orch stra marck Serenaders (21’ hours) 7:00—Bandhox B 15—Crosley En 15—Crosley (¢ 861.2—WSAI Cincinnati—830 T00—Voters' service. 1be OD—Eveready hous 00—Auction” bridge. 533 4—WHO Des Molnes—360 :00—Voters' wervice :00—Seiberling Singers. 00—Auction bridge. 410.9—WCX-WIR Detrolt—G80 :00—Stromherg-Carlson Orchestra. —Continentals OU—Red Apple Clab, —WWJ Detroit—850 00—Seiherling Singers, WEA Theater review. otors Pa (0 Minneapolis-St. Paul—740 7.00—Voters' 00—y 00 Auction bridee 3 hwest artists 508.2—WOW Omaha—300 7-00—Vote o 00—Seiberhing Singers. 00—Popular and old-lime musie. 499.7—WOAl San Antonio—600 00—Gebh: Mexican Players. 545.1—KSD St. Louis—350 00—Seiberling Singers. 00—Fvers 1 B14.8—WCRD Zion—810 0:00—Zion Orchestra: mixed quartet, WESTERN. 332.0—KO0A Denver—920. 8:30—Dinner concert. A0K.3—KF1 Los Angelea—640 LocalRadio Entertainment Tuesday, January 31, 1928 NAA—Washington Navy Yard (4345 Meters.) 3:45 pm.—Weather Bureau reports. 9:55 pm —Arlington time signals. 10:05 p.m—Weather Bureau reports. WRHF — American_ Broadcasting Co. (322.4 Meters.) 6 to 7 p.m.—Dance program by George Skadding and his Congressionals. | | Early Program Tomorrow. 10 am.- Furi 4 | Room.” by Betty Brewster. the | McQuown, 10:30 a.m.—Mus 11 to 11:30 an of music. 11:30 am. hour of music. al program. Advertisers’ period to 12 noon—Leary half WMAL — Washington Radio Forum (241.8 Meters). m —News flashes. b m—Silver String Revelers, xpensive Plant Dis- . E. Temple, professor of pathology, University of Mary- 8 pm.—Dance program by Ted Newell and his orchestra. 9 p.m.-—Jack Harris, in popular songs. 9:15 pm.-—Musical program by the | Al-Ga-Bro Trio 9:35 pm.—Talk on “The Washington City Club,” by Mark Lansburgh prano, accompanied by Ina Price Moore 9:55 pm—“Facts and Follies of the, Theater,” by Colby Harriman. 10:15 p.m.—News flashes 1030 to 11:36 pm.—Radio Movie| Club. Meters). 3:15 pm. ew Figures for Old." 3:30 p.m.— Concert by the United States Navy Band Orchestra. 4:30 pm.—The Afternoon Players. tra. 6 pm.—Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra. 6:30 p.m.—Motion Picture Guide. 635 p.m. — Waldorf{-Astoria Orches- tra. 6 45 pm.—Talk by Emma Perley Lin- coln. 7 pm—National League of Women Voters. Addresses by Gen. Edgar R. Jadwin, chiet of engineers, U. S. A: former Gov. John N. Parker of Lou- isiana, and Robert I. Randolph. 7:30 pm.—George F. 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