The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1925, Page 6

PAGE 6 AND SEIDEL Full Bilis Feature City Radio Programs Signs Big Contract the larges west, Auto derson : concerts Frida KTCL. most popular on t about 450 letters a week, com ing it on its playing, acc studio figures. Tt has ree from Honolulu, Pennsy!var Orleans and other faraway with con: The or regulartiy from KFOA at 6:45 Friday ¢ im @ concert sponsor shi Clay & Co. There w! many s numbers and a talkolog, “Foolish Questions,” by W. H. Turner. Or- |! W. H. Turner, | chestra member are: manager and soloist; Howard Crane and F. Wilson, saxophonists Mason, cornetist; J. Dyer, banjoist. and W. R. Holland, pianist merriment starts off with “Cc ate” and winds up with Pieardy.” Hear Jeff and Docs Jeff Streeter and Doug Richart. |” son, favorite radio » be heard again Friday studio program from ing at 8. Thay will numbers exclusively ‘ Pinney, accompanist, is down a, New} Fred | § FRIDAY KPOA (44 Kan (384 dio fME SEATTLE STAR St OVER KJR: ees’ | HoWwartl Neill Player Present Sketch FS Hours Hours Air Toda? eect SATURDAY Ps HOME STATIONS KPOA (404 RIK (84 r KCL (30 Kro (48 : qs ena «| War for Silent ~. hts (oe mei ol Night Still Is © se anne nolyreas | Raging in East | OTHER STATIONS ee — arenentre; Kis (405), Loa Angele progra “8 ms KNX " vend rehestrea: KGW (401), Portiand : f an dean Los Angelee—T, progre: cir ‘re ‘re r a * ae Kow ue ¥ . a:309 FM. hy WOO (484), Davenp ‘ = johe KWse. (ats re re [ TonichT’s PROGRAMS Yiee i Resi rs Stems | alt ace who own em Saat DF $0-10:90 8, & arn od KFOA—Hot dinner musi 645-815 PM two piano solos, The program runs) one hour. Marimba Trio On A marimba trio offers entertain. ment from Pullman on WSC's 348- meter wave, staring at 7:30 Friday evening. Professor R. D. Sloan, of the college, will speak on William Gilbert, early electrical pioneer, Minstrels Saturday The “Rickety-Rackety-Radio Min. strels” and the “Radio Male Chorus” wil] give the touch of comedy to the KGO broadcast Saturday night. 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