Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1928, Page 36

“we ¥ WOLTOMAKEBOW OVER AR TONGHT | Former Day Station Will Ap- pear in its First Evening Program. Station WOL,; the Americen Broad- casting Ceo. .station, which nen-w!ore[ has been restricted to daytime opera-| tion, signing off at 7 o'clock, makes its | appegrance on the air tonight for the first time. The premiere night presentation of this stetion will be & two-hour dance program by the Wardman Park Or- chestre. It will begin at 10 o'clock and conclude at midnight Although omcillb of WOL have not announced their plans for future night broadcasts, “fi is likely that such at- | ! i i i 1 | | week variely of musical features, framed by the weekly resume of the political by Prederic attractions will be provided by the Ipana Troubadours and the Home Com- panion and Palmolive entertainers. The Troubadours will depart from their ysual program of dance music lay a collection of well known college songs. The stirring strains of Yale's ‘Down the Field” Harvard's “Har- vardiana,” Nawy's “Anchors Aweigh" and Army's “On, Brave Old Army Team” will vie with the gentler “Sweet- heart of Sigme Chi” and “Carissima o | Olive Palmer and Paul Oliver will again e the stars of the Palmolive broadcast, presenting & group of solo and duet selections. As usual, there will be interesting wood-wind, steel guitar and saxophone numbers. wn)uwlon with the Columbia echain stations. The program is made up mostly of marches. These anclude “Belle of Chicago,” “Lib- crty Forever” Pan Americens” and “American Patrol.” One of WMAL's distinctive musical features of local origin will be a eou- cert by the Sylvan Trio, composed of Deborah H. Lawson and Grace Stanley Stevens, sopramos, and Ruth Kobbe, contralte. WJSV's leading eontribution to ntertainment will local radie e casting &t 7 o'clock, open children’s half hour. oy Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1928 NAA—Washington Nevy ¥Yard (4345 Kidocycles). Meters—690 3:45 pan.—Westher luruu reports, 9:55 pm time signals. 10.05 pm—wufia Bureay reports. wop—nm-iu- (2289 Mel-‘-l‘ 5:45 pam.—The Town aix 6. pm.—Dinner unan 6:30 to 9 p.m.—Musicel m to ll p.m.—Wardman Put Dance i’aly Program Tomeorrow. e — e O leser, a.m. s :u—m chat by 10:30 a.n.—Advertisers’ 10:55 &.m —Slock. markes "%. 1 u-,-um period. “MAI’-W“ Radio Forum (4759 Meters—630 Kilocyeles). 6:15 pm.—Venus Dance Orchestrs. . e Gc?g':l —Thirty Club, conducted by 1:15 pm.“'l‘cny the Barber.” 7:30 p.am.—Correet time. 7:31 pam. l" mldnight to 12:15 am—News WRC-~National Inuu:“:Ltn. (3156 Meters—950 Kilocys 3:30 pm.—“Trends of 1928 by|y arrington. : ‘Troubadours. 9:30 pm—P-luwllve hour, 10:3p p.m.—Correct titne. 10:31 pm—Wutm (mt 10:32 p.m—Lotus Orchestr: 11 pm. to 12 mldnkm—slumber mu- Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45 a.m.—T8wer health exercises. 8 am.— Federation morning devo- ns. 8:15 a.m.—Parnassus Trio. 8:30 to 8:50 s.m.—~Cheerio. 10 am—Dr, Royal 8, Copeland hour, 10:30 a.m.—The Nationalettes, 11 a.m.—Parnassus Trio. 11:15 a.m.—Radio Household Insti- ite. 11:45 a.m—Talk by Louis Rothschild, irector of Better Business Bureau. 12 noon—Farm flashes. 12:10 p.m.—Organ recital by Milton >avis and Sylva Kaplowits, l p.m.—Lotus Orchestra. 2 pm.—Studio program 2:15 p.m.—Parnassus _Trio 2:45 p.m.— Mu~xc Critics on the Air,” by Alfred He 7 WJISV—Independent Publishing Co. (205.4 Meters—1,460 Kilocycles,) 7 pm.—Children’s program, 7:30 pm.—Army Band congert, 8:30 pm.—Mack Anthony, baritone. 8:45 p.m.—Chick Godfrey, tenor, 9 pm—T. D. Meglio, tenor, 9:15 p.m.-—Manassas Four, old-time fiddlers, 9:45 p.m—Little River Jack. 10 pm.—Fran Trappe, “one man band.” 10:16 p.m.—Harmonious Twins, 7048 pm—Hiloy Boys Hawalian Tio. 11:30 pm—wfl;mpr report. 1 ARCHBISHOP ELECTED Lang Confirmed as “Primate of All England.” CANTERBURY, England, November 21 (#)—The dean and chapter of Can- crbury, confirming their previous se- cction, met today and with due for- Dy nality elected Dr. Cosmo Gordon Lang | ) be Archbishop of Canterbury and jrimate of all England The new archbishop, who was the Archbishop of York, succeeds the most Rev. Randall Thomas Davidson, who accently resigned. THE EVENING LONC RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1928. Programs preparcd by JStandar '@ time. Meters on the ieft of call letters, A 3—WEAF New York—a660 Dinner. w UM( < P {rasbers yhscotie services. e ” B Domibe Nights. B0 Litcars Grand Spera. 00—Slumber hour - 422.5—WOR Newark—310 Sports talk: baritone. —Newscasting: stege studl. -Orchestra Harmouy: erchentrs. w— Rutgers University, 30— WOR Stock Co. 00— 3 woker. 00—Kolste Tom. 80 _United Military Band. 00—News, dance; witching hour. 348.6—WABC New ¥ork—860 §:00—Songs: Mrondway chal ocal: Walten 'League. Millionaires. 1 11:00--Dance music. 2M6—WPG Atlantic Ciby—L100 §:30—Orgen recitel; news. 9:45—Music: dance. 10:30—Dance; news. WL E—WBAL Baltimore—1 060 §:09—Savduen ner music S o o prastre 8:30—Foresters: the 9°30ddusic box 10:00—Chicago grand opere S08.2—WEEL Boston—508 6:00—Big Biothe: Club: news, 3:00—Ob Boy: tableaux. 8:00—Crowel! hous 9:00—7 roubydouts 9:30—Palmolive hour, HSS—WNAC Boston—1s0 §:00—Dinver. dance: orgen. 7:00- AR 4:30 —Musical Furriers 9.8 —WOR ‘prostams (2 hours). 1:00—News: dance mu su‘—ul;-uln.—-un gBAF ruu- (3 hours). lance music. dance. F.OW. Wile. Smiths. 333 1—WMAK Bullslo—900 30—Orchestra 15—News: studie pregrams. #0—WOR programs (2 hours). 11:00—News; orchesirs s0— 490.5—WTIC Hartford—600 v, 90—Troubsdours 9:30—Palmolive ihour. 10:36—Dance music; Bews. 260.3—WHAM Rochester—1,150 $ ynnay muslc. bmwfllw of Rochester: violinist. opular studio_program B3—ror Piths H gfl‘u‘g}n“"" of song. 10 Grand Overa. stu—url WLIT Philadelphia—360 #05.9—KDKA Pittsburgh—980 %t ’s Orchestra Felk: studio’ prosram. gt ters; the Smiths. usic of the Masters. icage Grand Ope RAI]IU 10 REPORT HOOVER'S JOURNEY Naval Stations to Send and Receive Messages and Press Matter. 16660 BY MARTIN CODEL, Naval radio is tracing mmnmm gk pierce through the heavy static bar- rier. will furnish entertainment for Mr, Huwer IM hu .pl x{ on their voyage U, aryland and the 'p? Utal 8. c. Hooper, chief of naval communications, reported today that E:d‘l high-frequency installations on Maryland and Utah will handle lll the Hoover party'’s messages and all press matter during the entire trip, Ona of Capt. Hooper's assistants, Lieut, E. Btone, until recently radio officer al’ the Maryland, stated that many of the officers and men have radio receiv- ing sets aboard, said that s set has Mr, Hoover's quarters, Additional radio operators were or- dered aboard both batleships to handle the tremendous volume of word traf- fic that is expected. lmw nrr-m. ments have been made by the Navy De- artment so that all nmnt shall handled by udlc both while the ton | party is at ses and in port. Messages Relayed. Although most of the tour will be in latitudes m-rkl areas of great statie, it is not nt’cmlu that any difficulty will be experienced in contact- ing with Navy radio NPL, at San Diego, or NBA. at Balboa, on short waves around 39 meters. Prom these stations the messages will be relayed directly to radio central at Washington, and thence to their destinations via the regular commercial telegraph systems. Messages to the Hoover party will clear from NAA, Arlington, also on high frequency. Twice a day the reg. ular news summaries, sent daily to lhi of the fleet, will be su lemented special news reports to the party 1 fully informed about developments of particular interest to its members, P ast receivers, working an en- tirely different range of wave lengths from those employed by the battieships in ordinary practice will probably en- counter much interference from statie and from the ship’s radio transmitter, There is a good chance, however, of hearing coastal stations all during the voyage down the West coast on the Maryland and up the East coast on the Utah, according to the naval officers, Some of the higher-powered inland sta- tions may also be heard. The officers expressed the opinion that only slight possibility exists that many stations in the United States will be tuned in after the Maryland is few more days out and until the Utah arrives in the West Indies. Because the vessels will not be far out at sea, the programs of broadcasting stations at Mexico City, Panama, Lima, Valparaiso, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro and on varjous islands in the West Indies should be heard. Naturally, most of the speak- FORESTERS Tomisht at #:m0 Eastern Slandard WBAL And Associated N. B. Stations the Associated Press. Scheduled for Eastern Kiloeycles on right. 836 9—W AR Providence—ase —Crowell hour. v; re almolive hour: Bews. 4—WCAU Philadelphia—1.170 30—Twins: erchestra nelicxburg program $28—Trappers: siudis pentiam. Brocrams (3 beurs) 11 80— Dante e ni e B45—WGY Sehencolads—190 tablesux. ‘ 30 Nighthewks M. and Mii ‘ 00 rowell hows 2w e WLE—WEL Springheld—90 6 00 Crusaders. 00— bisnders. 8¢ hool infermstion: nature. x m“"s.u.. 530" WhY Player 10.00—Chicago 0"0“ Opere. FI69~WTAG Worcester~580 6:30—Dinner music. 9:00—Miners: tableaux. 8 rowell hour. §:00—Froun fve hour: news. 9:30— H69—CROL Toronto—isne dio program; duo. i ol sracie. SOUTHERN, S5 2—WEB ‘“l&v’“ _*a,«tn- m:.ndmms m l—-wm Waun Clearwater—9oo 7:00- 800 9:00- eature™ Il dance rambie. 1206 Ben Hies SU—WIAX Jocksonvitie—! 200 ids: children’s program. aimolive hows .6 WHAS Loulsville—t2o W*Mw 4‘.": rt. 38 Bubuotive our. 10:30—Bludhe concert 464.5—WEM Nashville—660 7:00 newcast T 5nu wm‘r': ¥ H u_‘. ve Bour. io Orchestra. 1 Program. 15- I~WRVA Richmond—i,110. 10— Seorie. pianist T u‘;c(h Bour in Virginia, ¥ program ~time singers. CENTRAL. 29— KYW Chlulo—l,n". {388 —Hews: sumber 1208 Oreiestra™ Tacomnia Club. mHLw Cincinnati—300 resters. Smiths: Brof. Kyrock. hicago Grand: Opera. Variety hour. Dance; organ: dance. 280.2—WTAM Cleveland—1.030 ental, re. fi luwuu. ':"gm arden. 398.8—WCX-WIR Detroiteip 00—Orchestre -nd features. -fute RirB ielodons. 3§; e, : Jher musie. u nmé'.? m&"l Dfluu—“ ’ mm--, tablesus. !s lI ive hour i ergan; dance. ing thus heard vul.,’be in Spanish. programs from the high-pow- ‘Americen stations and those_ in Olll( stetes dedicated to the Hoover party uuv be anticipated when the mfl the last leg of its journey. xico M the other Central American S0 o8 g o the D aad ath Ams from nited States, ooc’::gulu there are similar re- m from T south. Broadeast receiving sets are not standard installations aboard vessels of the United States Navy. They are us- ually teken slong by officers and men tor personal enjoyment, or installed by 5.1\.? service, Sometimes an ama- uur bujlder will make his own ap» paratus, Shortewave reception from such stations as KDKA and WGY is ususlly most relisble at sea. In peace :Ircwr‘lg ‘:-Mm l’e;,tmllnns are mm‘; program rece! sets, and is scarcely a vessel in ¥ | the Navy that |l without this medium of entertainmen (Copyrisht. 1928, w North American News. PAper Alliance.) Just a Bit Scotch. Prom the Buskper Leader. “Is your friend Scotch?” Yes, How did you know?” “He licked his speeta- cles after eating his grapefruit,” Germany to Spread All Important News In Radio Programs By the Associated Press. BERLIN, —-aflmany is about m bmdnn o 1929, le in the United ruary, ple in e Un! Stal i tes will bcp‘:ble to hear Presi- dmt von Hindenburg speak, or a lin arrive, or the state opera perform, by merely listening in on_their radios, The German -wave station hut:"hm The wave wi lie somewhere between 20 and 30 meters overnment plans to broad- l| imy) it nings, y to offer & daily g:ogum zmlfimu mn various f German culture be- tween the llmm of 2 and 4 in the morning (8 to 10 pm. Eastern standard time), in the hope that the millions of Americans, both North and South, of German descent may st &n hour con- venient to them experience the thrill of hesring offerings in the language of their forbears. NY'S RADIO RECITAL INALD WIRRINRATH America's Foremost Baritone Cline inWEAF and ASSOCIATED STATIONS oam WEAP WEEI WGY WCSH WCR WTAG i LT} WA WFL AV THE LEHIGH COAL AND NAVIGATION COMPANY L.C & N. Co. 1928 | | i | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, NEW RADIO LOG BOOK ISSUED BY THE STAR In view of the reallocation of wave lengths of all of the broadcasting stations in the United States, there is an amezing demand for definite, au- thentic information as to the changes which have been made. 1t will be necessary for the radio fan to keep a record of stations tuned in, and to meet this demand The Star has published 8 eomplete Log Book for the use of its readers. This book may be obtained either at The Star Office, 11th and Pennsyl- vania Avenue, or 8t any of the Want Ad Stations listed below: NORTHWEST. 14ih and P sts.—Day 1135 14th st—Marty's Cigar and ~—Kenner's 17th and LS. .-aola-nbum clerk’s desk). 's Cut Rate Store. Sprehon Poster's Pharmacy, ton's mmfi..‘ k Creek Pharmacy, st~—Petworth Phsrmacy. st ~dorton’s mmlcy ave—~Monck’s . 5505 Pharmacy. 5916 Georgia ave.—Brightwood Pharmacy. 7311 Georgia ave.—Fox's Pharmacy. Ncrln Capitol st, and Ri 1722 Penns) 2134 New 21st and G sts,—Quigley’ hode lsllnd ave~Parker's Pharmsey. vania ave.—J, Louis Krick. ork ave—Riverside Pharmacy. ‘s Pharmacy. 25th and Penncylvania ave.—Herbst’s Pharmacy. 3315 Connecticut ave.—Joll's Newsstand. 3522 Connecticut ave. Monterey Pharmacy. 5500 Connecticut ave.—Circle Confectionery Store, ‘Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.—Harry C. Taft. 4231 Wisconsin ave.—Morgan Bros. Takoma Park, 359 Cedar st—Mattingly Bros.’ Pharmacy. GEORGETOWN, 30th and P sts.—Morgan Bros.' Pharmacy. 30th and M sts.—Brace's Pharmacy. 3411 M st.—Moskey's Pharmacy. Wisconsin ave. and O st.—Donahue’s Pharmagy. NORTHEAST. 4th and H sts—Home Drug Store. 907 H st.—Garren’s Music Store. 7th st. and Maryland ave.—Louis F. Bradley. 12th and Maryland ave.—Luckett's Pharmacy. North Capitol and Eye—Kenealy’s Pharmacy. 326 East Capitol st—Estlow & Tate Pharmacy. East Capitol and 8th sts—Bielouss Pharmacy. 13th and East Capitol sts.—Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 20th and Rhode Island ave—Collins' Pharmacy, WDDdl'ld“ 3500 12th st.—Brookland Pharmacy, Brookland. 4th st. and Rhode Island ave—John G. Biggs' Pharmacy. SOUTHEAST. 3rd and Pennsylvania ave—O'Donnell’s Drug Store. 8th and Eye sts—F. P. ‘Weller's Pharmacy. 11th st. and Pepnsylvania ave.—Fealey’s Pharmacy. 1807 Nichols ave., Anacostia—Healy's Drug $tore, SOUTHWEST. 10th st. and Virginia ave.—Herbert's Pl gnuy 7th and D sts—Lantz's Drug Store. 43 and L sts~Columbis Pharmaey, Be sure and get your copy of The Star’s Radio Log Book PLANE TYPES ANNOUNCED Fokker Will Make Five Standard Models. NEW YORK. November 21 (#).— Taking its cue from the automobile in- dustry, the Pokker Aireraft Corpora- tion ‘of America announced yesterday & 1929 series of five standardized air- plane models ranging from six-p: senger models to 14-passenger tri-mo- tored lanes . Reed, secretary-treasuier, sald flut in the future the corporation | years ago, models, as does the automobile industry The standardized production will be turned out in the Fokker plants at Teterboro, N. J.. Wheeling, W, Va. and a new plant to be built on the Pa- cific Const, Invalid lprends Cheer. 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