Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1935, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR,” WASHINGTON, D. (Copyright, 1935) Eastern Standard Time. WOL 1310k | P M “Friday, August 23. WRC 950k |__WMAL630k | WISV 1460k | AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Betty and Bob WuE.-Ch'l‘cuo Game Gale Page Viennese Sextet Today's Winners .« w “ Coburn’s Orchestra Women’s Clubs e “ - Coburn’s Orcaestra Don_Rodolfo’'s Orch, | Wash.-Chicago Game |John McCormack's songs Rod and Stream 7 5 "“ ; News Flashes Strolling Songsters Singing Lady Tel"Dm“mt Sam and Dick Little Orphan Annie ¢ g . Flying Time [Evening Star Flashes Intercollegiate Council Sundown Revue Aunt Sue and Polly Evening Rhythms Chasin’ the Blues Tea Time Jack Armstrong - = Lowell Thomas Allan Leafer’s Orch. : EVENING PROGRAMS, Sports Parade Dinner Music 'Tony and Gus Martha and Hal Evening Album Arch McDonald Dangerous Paradise Boake Carter rene Rich Kurkdjie Ensemble Rep. Flanagan of Va. L College Prom Woman’s Radio Review wwolY Tamara Dmitcieff SRR P SEe One Time Opportunities Hawaiian Music [Radio Voices Quarter Hour 5858 News—Music Today in Sports Washboard Blues Dinner Concert Wonderland Boys “Five-Star” Final News Spotlight One Man Minstrel “Pennywinkles” Gospel Singer “Grandma’s Night Out” Amos 'n’ Andy Uncle Ezra Scores—Music ‘The Air Glider Jessica Dragonette Slmwiss 583 True Stery Court Waltz Time Beauty Box Theater “Hol‘lyw_oog Hotel” Madriguera’s Orchestra Spelling Match Richard Himber's Orch. First Nighter | Spotlight Varieties Alabama Three News Bulletins Isle of Dreams | House Party Leith Stevens’ Orch. News Bulletins |Carl Hoff’s Orch. Romanelli’s Orchestra Al Pearce’s Gang |Meetin' House News Bulletins Ramon Ramos’ Orch. Oliver Naylor's Orch. 00 |George R. Holmes Jesse Crawford 0 | Macia’s Orch. At Jack Dempsey’s Bt The Hayshakers The Hayshakers Sports Flashes - Red Gresh's Orch. jE— - D | Night Owl Slumber Hour Al Kvale’s Orch. & = 'Tom Coakley’s Orch. Dick Messner's Orch. Sign Oft Sign Off Sign Off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. R.F. D. Sign ont Morning Devotions Don Hall Trio Cheerio Musical Clock 0 |Gordon Hittenmark Sun Dial ‘Gordon Hittenmark Breakfast Club “ o . “ . Cheerful Earful Morning Moods Police Flashes Radio Kindergarten Radio Kindergarten Views of News Ruth Karelle, |Gordon Hittenmark |News—Cleo Brown |Banjoleers |Edward MacHugh Gypsy Orchestra Marie Deville el % |News Bulletins chu:iren's Frolic Sun Dial Carlton and Shaw | Let's Pretend Pine Camp Maneuvers Civic Forum — - - Diversity .« u “« . “ Capital Cadet Band Honeyboy and Sassafras Merry Madcaps e Lo Variety and Value 'Musical Potpouri Simpson Boys |Genia Fonariova |Words and Music Orientale Al Roth's Syncopators PROGRAMS Jack Shannon |Jack and Jill |Afternoon Rhythms Billy Mills & Co. Saturday Musicale AFTERNOON |Curbstone Queries |Lee Gordon’s Orchestra |Crone’s Orchestra ‘Women ’s Clubs Farm and Home Hour |Dick PFiddler's Orch. = Rex Battle's Ensemble | Farm and Home Hour Claire Carroll News Flashes Eddie Prior's Orchestra |\Merry-Go-Round Eddie Prior's Orchestra Male Voices |Community Center |Orchestral Concert Bob Hurleigh Dance Rhythms Week End Revue String Ensemble Down by Herman's — | |W:ek !h:ld Revue The Radio Gang |On the Village Green |Buffalo Presents N. B. C. Music Guild Music Magic Tennis Championship _ |Folk Opera |Pine Camp Maneuvers ‘Wash.-Chicago Game - ‘Today’'s Winners “ w PR Novelty Strings Teddy Hill's Orchestra Blue Room Echoes Sunday School Lesson Austin Wylie’s Orch. Temple of Song Lawrence Tibbett’s songs Wash.-Chicago Game - News Flashes John Hamilton Evening Rhythms Allan Leafer's Orch. Sundown Revue Madriguera’s Orch. Chasin’ the Blues First Again. Movie “Preview” Evening Star Flashes This Offer Exclusive at NOLAN’S Here’'s the most sensational buy- ing pian ever offered Washingion. Think of it! A 1935 Ford V-8, s 1934 Ford V-8 or a 1933 Ford V-8 Delivered to you WITHOUT ONE PENNY DOWN. Coupes, Tudors, Fordors, Roadsters and Convertibles—take your pick! All you need is & permanent position. Your monthly psyments will include every- thing. Hurry down and take advan- tage of this new deal in terms, Keep Rotlin'with NOLAN District 4100 @ Dlstrict 4100 1111 18™ STREET N.W. ¢ Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star NEW SHORT-WAVE METHOD PLANNED R. C. A. Tries to End Limi- tations on Signals Under Abnormal Conditions. NEW approach to the trans- A mission of short-wave radio- telegraph signals over long distances will be tried by R. C. A. this Fall on the completion of a new 200-kilowatt short-wave transmitter now under construction at the company’s station at Rocky | L' Point, Long Island. By means of this tremendous short- wave power, which is five to ten times the intensity usually employed in international communication, it is proposed to “battle the jonosphere with kilowatts” and override certain natural obstacles which to date have limited the signal strength under ab- normal conditions. The {fonosphere is an electrified region at the earth’s outer atmos- phere. Short-wave radio signals are reflected back and forth between this region and the earth in their passage around the globe. There are cycles in the daily condition of the jon- osphere which make it necessary to use several wave lengths for long- distance radio communication. There are also times of magnetic disturb- ances, when the turbulent condition of* the ionosphere causes absorption and dispersion of the radio signals and consequently reduced signal strength at the receiver. It is then that even highly concentrated radio beams become least effective. What the engineers expect to de- termine by means of the new 200- kilowatt transmitter is whether the hours of usefulness of pne or more of the wave bands used in long-range communication may not be length- ened and the effects of magnetic storms minimized by the use of in- creased power. R JAMES Wallington, who has been with N. B. C. for six years, has| resigned and is going to Hollywood to take a fling at the movies. Prank Singiser and Kelvin Keech, both veteran announcers, also have resigned at N. B. C. in order to free- lance. The announcers figure that with & couple of commercial pro- grams, if they are successful, they will make more money than on the regular job. LY ATE Smith has postponed signing a motion picture contract until late in the Fall because of her im- pending commercial serles which starts on Columbia October 1. * kK % DWARD Tomlinson, Latin Ameri- can authority who has just re- turned from a three and a half month trip through South America and the West Indies, will report his observations in a series of talks to begin on N. B. C. Sunday. “High- lights from Latin America” will be the subject of the broadcasts. LR 'WO outstanding international mu- sical programs are on the N. B. C. schedule. The first, September 1, will come from Berlin and feature the Berlin Radio Chamber Choir. The other, to be provided by the Budapest Symphony Orchestra, will come from Hungary. MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. Emmerich Kalman's popular oper- etta, “Countess Maritza,’ 'will be pre- sented by the Beauty Box Theater on WMAL at 8. Frank Parker, Prancia White and John Barclay will have the leading roles. Four famous screen stars—George Raft, Joan Bennett, Billie Burke and Walter Connolly—will contribute to the “Hollywood Hotel” program on WJSV at 8. Gounods “Ave Maria” and “Ro- mance,’ from Frimls “Music Hath Charms,” will be featured by Jessica Dragonette during her program on WRC at 7. Wilfred Glenn, bass, also will take part in this program, and sing Moussorgsky's “The Song of the Flea.” The “College Prom” program, on WMAL at 7:30, will celebrate “Navy Night.” Admiral Luke McNamee, re- tired, & veteran of the Spanish- American and World Wars, will be| heard during the broadcast. Ruth Etting and Red Nichols’ Orchestra will provide the musical background. bl Lo Religious Liberation. London has & Soclety for Liberation of Religion from State Patronage. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1935 ARMY ORDERS. ‘Whelen, Col. Townsend, Ordnance Department, to be retired August 31. Sullivan, Maj. A. Pledger, Adjutant General’s Department, from Baltimore to office of the Adjutant General, here, about September 15. Sloan, Maj. Ray, Infantry, to be retired August 31. Fain, Maj. Jacob M., Chemical Warfare Service Reserve, from Brook- lyn, N. Y, to active duty at Edge- wood Arsenal, Md., September 15. Mitchell, Capt. Herbert C., Quarter- master Corps, to be retired August 31. Percy, Capt. Ernest R., Coast Ar- tillery Corps, to be retired August 31. with rank of major. Piram, Second Lieut. Joseph 8., Coast Artillery Corps, from Fort Mon- roe, Va., %0 Hawallan Department, about November 1. NAVY ORDERS. ‘Warrant Officers. Sievert, Chief Machinist Prederick W., detached U. 8. 8. Astoria about December 7; to duty Navy Yard, Washington, D. C. Deaths. Herlihy, Lieut. John Joseph (C. C.), U. 8. N, died August 17, 1935, Cavite, P. 1. MARINE CORPS. Barker, Col. Prederick A., orders detaching this officer M. B. Quantico, Va, to M. B, Washington, D. C, revoked. Cheatham, Maj. 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