The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 6

> JAZZ SLIPS aa Listeners Vote 3 to 2 for xroa i Old-Time Numbers : THURSDAY | H STATIONS to all expecta revealed by a widely heralded pol which was conducted Denver. Vo’ was hea epee cae lated by a 5 acular musical com-| KGW (491 Portland 20, Peta | Petition be Jaze and the|Ti¢4, reiixious . a classical ach staged as a pro gram novelty by the station, L ing artists and representative: Ban Francisco—#:40 and &, symphony orchestra; 2. HE SEATTLE STAR a i? - Questions and SieiiitbitssUibeipanddatiasticiiaebvenie CE —— - ; i CLASSICS WINS Figura Hour Air Toda : OTHER STATIONS Answers About c, via MOD fA) TT aT pee || | Browning-Drake | Waldo, of the Waldo ssnator }2I la WH) Z ly “ PERKINS | @ ets yon ME A som: ( | iM " ll s Hi | inn an: ‘i ul Comedy for KGO ) (> . Mi H | ry ( that tt ts n | S , ‘ used ‘than hose specified NZ eneltive set A About $4@ x f ak io) wpe An d were ' | ; neh taet Feoulta int bi nega sangs #1189 ) Enrolls You \) 1 $B te Our bi} Most Liberal akiand a Tne { wooo «an Tw thew to & + ete returns Seattle Programs for Tonight 3, the classical camp three of every five votes cast in t race with jazz T-8:20 TM. KIR—Musical p Here’s the Dope on Australian Broadcasters Several fans have asked: “What chance is th for get Austra. Man stations?” | Well, you can try. Here's the |PM When it's midnight tn the Pa-ja . cific Northwest, it’s 6 p. m. the fol- fons co ® lowing day, in Melbourne. When | ~""" = , In Melbourne, 2 Seattle. Aus Coolidge to Talk tralian broadcasting hours, say.) 5, EAF broadcaste will t from 6 p. m. to midnight, corre-| > and FOC spond to the hours of midnight to 6 a.m, in the Pac Here are the stations, wave lengths and power: Sydney, two stations— meters, 3,000 watts; 2BL, ters, 500 watts. Melbourne, two sta tlons—3LO, 371 meters, 3,000 watts; 3AR, 380 meters, 500 watts. Ade laide, one stati 5C 500 watts. Perth, SWF, 1,260 meter : bart, one station—IZL, 390 meters, | iS 500 watts. Brisbane, one station— Mrs. Oliver to Sing Beery eee ee a Mra. Mary Rippy Oliver will be ‘The best bet looks like the Bris. Pag | bane station, on 5,000 watts, or the |% fuest artist Thursday ovening | ¥ mm goo9.| With the Damski orchestra, broad. | a, preg ae oo .iere | casting from KJR at 8:30. She will | nil Bice “My Lover Is a Fisherman" | on high waves, unavafiable to most | raed Pi 5 les st alhanb sel ceeagcrell 5 ppp ool cecctoa }orchestra’s bill includes several old | songs, “Yale Boola" and “Take Me Eureka Quartet ste: Acie ainions,", as 6 Viol | solo by Herbert Preeg. on KJR Program ——_———— The Eureka quartet, of mixed H voices, will make its radio iee| Try to Catch This at Thursday evening at 7 from KJR| WBBM, which operates on 226 on program sponsored by the Poole | meters from Chicago, will try to Electric company. Quartet. mem.| Tench New Zealand Sunday night, bers are: Mrs. Madolene W. Shefel.| November 30. A special program, man, soprano; Marshall Sohl, tenor;, *tafting at midnight (P. 8. T.) and Owen Williams, bass and Mrs, Ro.| Tunning until 8 @ m, will go on the meyn Jansen, contralto, , jal Pau! Karlson plays piano accor. —_—_—_—- @ion selections on the same pro-| Before Kaiser Withelm’s abdication gram. 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