The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1925, Page 4

PAGE 4 W ED DNESDAY HOME STAT MANY FEATURES Si 7H! Pl9. om THURSDAY To Play for Buddies Disa American Vete dio Five orchestra wil \ 90-minute concert Wedn i ing at 8:30 from KJR to entertain | Fe | ‘ ed ans’ Ra-| ° |! Twelve Hours of Music on) Sears Hoebuck & Go te e ; fe exp tiga.” APO Vv >» twirl iY ively ¢ Ri a A nau ation KOO (4 i | Kent Program at 8 | sc . a | twate c t tint t Fe a : Ans (40 hours { broadcasting be-/ A) H 6 and 11:30 p. m hes ; 4 , i “Ukulele Lad ies ROW (9 | Sch KOA se eierscitiees ons | Ke nt Boys to > Jazz mo tat i KW hg i j 16 STATIONS oadcast a | about 2,200 ex-service Kon om ‘ gael . \ ATCL 40 48, Fr . f OTHER st 1ONS i orchestra, directed by Frank M. Ja K« a1 baat cobs, are: William Groves and ‘ Bennie Van Deusen, saxes, and Har. KPI (a8 old Fagan, banjo. A. J. Milford | Hear Banjo Solos &rranges the con irs. Irwin on Air 4 Mrs. Claude W. Irw! i program for Hopper-Kelly presremsi 1 i from KFOA at 645 Wed irae : a! evening She is a mezzo-sop >, ane oF well known in musical circles i - & Other artists be Swanhild Jule Trio to Broadcast 1 WRAP ae Pope, planiste; Mildred Huhn, dra! matic reader; Helen Weatherby, vi Hnist, and Dorothy Merrick and ‘ “Pogsy.” Yocul duettists. “Peggy” | oles, top Ca ao also will announce. per trio * KFOA—Motmann's } Ruth McDer ae . Talks on ‘Weaving’ ; Mrs. Kristine Hauser talks on “Weaving” on a Frederick & Nelson} broadcast fom KJR at 10:30 a. m ‘Thursday. Violet McKay Ball will sing several compositions of Mrs.! Lucile LeClereq, Seattle composer, | while Mrs. LeClercqa accompan: She also will render another trio! of numbers accompanied by Emma Reynolds. A second talk, “Pictures in Home,” will be given by ¢ Miller, of the F. & N isement) How Skinny Kids | Gain Needed Weight Oratorios Radiocast Selections from famous oratorios will be broadcast from KOA, Den McCoy's Labc ver, at 7 p. m. Wednesday, by upset thelr the Brighton, Cc Municipal Chor. ! al socie ly City.” “Th “The Messiah are on the list Creation, Ja and “Redemption Later in the evening the Civitan |“ Trio, of Denver, offers classical and | i jasz numbers. listenin o: on n WEAF Programs broadcast by WEAF,| day by tuning either to WOC Davenport. or WCO, at Tw they are just as Cities. The schedule: WCCO, 6 to} | pe woman ¢: i 16 &, Wednesday; 5 to 8, Thursday. | PC five weeks. 60 tablets 60 WOC, 7 to 8, Wednesday; 5 to §,| cents and if they put 5 pounds ‘Thursday. | of good firm Many Coast fans report picking | °F Woman in up the rebroadcasts with good vo in authorized to ute, considerably better than bat | BESSY you paid winter, in some cases. (Advertisement) Pp aarertisementy The Easiest Way To End Dandruff —$ $$ | ‘There is one sure way that never | fails to remove dandruff complete- ly, and that is to dissolve it. This destroys it entirely. 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