The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1925, Page 2

PAGE 2 e THE SEATTLE —*\ Sa | ( RADIO PROGRAMS FOR FRIDAY) oa TAR FRIDA 2, 1925 a THEY’RE GETTING AITZY $5,000,000 Timber aie tend Deal at fig 1) YROM KCL j = A ta Pr ( FROM KOA (434), AT 6 ” Bee e m : ay oe g pe BOM HCE (005), AT » W t SS a a Wd “ir a fr : FULL 0 oa? . f ‘J Pes RENE (ee, AD 28 SELF-SHAVING IN SPAIN RADIO PROGRAMS )==-»:#:= . ae * . . ° ‘ ' ° ‘ t FRIDAY SATURDAY pate FRANKLIN, VIA RADIO ; fo i : ' Z ‘ KY ata) | hn rg SEATTLE STATIONS ag 6 WaGa cL (eis Ae i rank d 1 GLORIOUS GRUMBLING “Erminie,” From KOA, Is/!« : : N KTCL (90 FROM KIN (386), AT 5 : ere oanha : i Best Distance .Bet KPOA (434), 3 . 4, ot KEOA (434 ’ 8 ‘ a ‘ nt “hE MIN t " singers pines re AT #130 | tor ‘ The unbreakable 5-cent 4 ted. 5 ervice a - om cert tor » in " » ¥| , ng ‘ , Arg re healthi« ral Ina Rains, e ’ a re “ A me a take ‘er ; au | COAST STATIONS COAST STATIONS | KGO (M1), KFAB (45), & . Le | progres 10, rogram and talks cos. | KPO (ane) fen | Palace Warfield the cae cn The One Sale SATURDAY Siaser sinenie ee a Year: at 9 A. M. ran for 1,200 per . t formances Cs "1 “Rita (408), Low Angelee—t, prov | 10, Pa ri pal orchestra btaniont We KNX (ath. Hollywoo | KLX' (00 7 KN (408 . *y progra Ina Rains KGW 4M), pa © KOA. She ts and as MIDWEST STATIONS MIDWEST STATIONS : (Pacific Time) — KUOM (244), Missoula 45, news woo ( aii a8 Mastings——2:15, relay 8, by bd . yut marriage at all. Miss || trem X f wed ea AittAO, ne The Story of the Bargain Rains was born in the Rockies and erage | graeme : Basement isn’t far out of her teens yet wee KOA (893), Denve s Rain CHAPTER I The Business and Professional|| | WC Kens ay, Women's clud trio broadcasts for| advert the Puget Sound Savings and Loan, dence of association Friday at 7, from KJR Beare: [Ze dealings (384). The program includes “Alt|\O°O™™ Georgettes, Crepe Eliz : Thee the Night,” which has deen) abeth, Canton, Flat Crepe, i herd several times on Seattle air nit t ot r . lately, and other seit known songa.|'% Another program, featuring Satin Faced Crepe, Ar- ; eee fzard Hawaiian duo. First n : KNX. (237), at Hollywood, bangs | £m 1s sponsored by ~ Biman gentine Crepe, Prints, f Away continuously from 6:30 to mid- | 58 © Stee! Co. ape ado tis s : night Friday with programs. j¢™m Auto Supply compan, Candy Stripes, Polka E mia eee 3 AR adout Renton will be fold) An interesting program will Dots. $ from KFOA (454) om a@ progra%!|droadoast dy Rhodes store Beaded models! Ensembles! f Starting at 8:30. President of the| KFOA (45)) at 6:45 Saturday Many new features of jabots and t Commercial Club will speak. There| Boys’ Glee club of the Horace Mann | oft hool they cape panels! Kick flounces! Laces! t is @ concert by a choir from the| school and an all-city prade school! exercises, Diknidcali vary la aie 5 First Presbyterian church of Ren-| orchestra will entertain on a 90 a srieatd every imaginable style id tg ton. Harkness’ orchestra at 10:05,| minute concert lineup. There ne de} and com »ination! 4 ae piano, violin and concert LIKE VANCOUVER STYLE| In a riot of colors—both light Sand reading by Jaret | eee We like the way the boy up a and dark. KFOA (454) broadcasts a pro | CKCD tells Vancouverites about the | } gram by the choir and soloists r 1 1 ef the First Presbyterian chorch, Here's an item from Paris,” Susquehanna Crepe! Canton! Crepe } Teal Renton, starting at 820 Friday, | sald laat nig eek dente de Chine! Prints! Baronette Satin! eam he Rev. George A. Crawford is . . hs Tat . . y ts silen fa chargé. aha a varied ecrange: |S Flowered Voile! Plaid and Striped | tpl pevcrenas | Ment of numbers is promised. ae Flannels! Novelty Weaves! Striped make a bow over t ore Silks! evening at 8. Th | R22 CI ded déls; | | 1,500-watt voice will A NR ne | 3eaded models; lace trimmings; plain Iie hase Ga tation renuhans AIR WARNING! A lecture KENT MAKES HIS BOW sport models; apron“effects; crystal but- KTCL (305). Dayton King, ar on “Meat and geta Atwater-Kent, well } ndio er, will blow a police whistle ins of the locomotive siren he genera’ uses for a call, in henor of the occa- sion. Combinations” will be from WOC (843) at 4:50 t At which time we shall be get. || ting waves from somewhere else. eee There is an Acolian pipe organ|®— recital from KFI (467) at Los An geles dt 8 -Fridey;- studio concerts| NEW 5,000- WATTER | SOON) >. sc at 9 and 10. A now 5,000-watt station will go} a p aatogeted Re the air July 1, when WJR opens| The Hoot Owls From 7 to 8 KCTL broadcasts a| up from Pontiac, Mich. Wave length| KGW (491) at Program by Kirchner’s Néew Wash-| hasn't been assigned yet. 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