The evening world. Newspaper, February 25, 1922, Page 7

WER MLE TT ELT NTT IE RONMENT LMS C7 PITY Sed hie ome i eetiae Pot oy Lyarrerenne ae creep ee BS Je epg ep oH THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1922, BEHIND THE SCENES WITH ARTISTS WHO SING FOR RADIO Heard but Not Seen Are the Artists eres se econe We ss te Yel rose, aariae| WIRELESS || room to suffocation, anxious to jam aL Who Sing Into a Soup Plate at W JZ Sareea. sito IT TELEPHONE vices gratis rest he) ‘The radio fans express their ap PPARATUS n € eur cores ver e OLE: ie sanouness rdlstinetly | After” MAreLSt Cantrell ‘mace UBies Outfits, $15 to $246 Many of the most h ened pro-| cause You Are You'’ the telephone | fessional performers apparently get| operator had a busy session, Free Demonstrations buck ugue when called upon to face! Thomas H. Cowan, “the original Installations 5 the “soup plate.’ Albert Von Tilzer,|W J Z'* of the Westinghouse Com- Ae wit celebrated composer, sang his “Dap-| pany, who arranges the concerts of | DAVEGA per Dan’ composition, and not being) W J Z, gets up the programmes ten | able to hear his listeners applaud, | days in advance nearly lost his voice when he gave un “The only diMculty," says Cowan, FIVE NEW YORK STORES encore with "Alabamy Mammy."') “is to select the best out of the mul- | | He faltored (n. the coitale of “the ats| tituae, of appiloantn” NB sets aids Boa thems’ ton fields so white." His listeners Frank Conrad of the engineering 28 John L cccaniamiamiipp geste missed socing “W J Zt Smith give) staff conceived the idea of broadcast S91 Broadway, seer 13h Street Albert & glass of water on a hold-|ing regular concerts, He started first {| 111 E.42nd St., commodore Hote note, thereby saving "Mammy" from) by having Arlington station's correct J] 125 W. 125th St., near Lenox Ave- sounding like the distress signal at time sent out because he was tired | 125th St. Store Open Evenings sea of not having his watch right | | Kendis and Brockman, who wrote Cowan states that in the near fu- the famous old ditty about ‘I'm For- ture light opera will be given the air ever Blowing Bubbles," looked like a by the radio. | couple of bubbles as they warbled into| J. Andrew White, the announcer, | the phonctron their new “Babbling! who because of his “silver voice’ For Best Results Use aap expressing their nervousness earned the Utle of “The Man of By heonlug Aloe tuele Cour asus 1a| Sivateryt: ern Ine readie eae wort Novo their pants pockets, a pose common to cornered by the writer at W J Z sta- | radio singers, they say. [tion and forced to pose for his pic- ey” ws of Wireless Talking Activities and De- velopments, Musical and Other Programmes of Broadcasting Stations and Answers to Queries Will Be Found in These Columns. ‘apt. Robt. Scofield Wood. | the medica! worl. 11 is assumed that . F. C., M. C., Croix de Guerre|!miniferous ether is the substance id that surrounds the planets in our four palms; formerly Command: | .ciny system and is the medium that th Squadron, Royal Air Foree.) | conveys the heat of the sun to the EVENING WORLD RADIO |eirth. It ts part of the air we breathe, cLuB Jund has the peculiar property of being f a part of everything, or rather being | mbership cards will be put in present in all subs’ rere | ail us soon as it is possible to; This substance whieh we have them made out. called ether passes through solids, and . 7 its ae ns and composition form one mM The Evening World Radio of science’s most speculative subjects. | and get in touch with what 18! 5 much for ether j done in the wireless field. Don't) The electric wave, which has’ the into a rut and let the rest of the! Same speed as light, travels en the . ? = ,|Same substance—ether. The heat of la go by. Keep abreast of the) ie sun and the light of the moon and by knowing what is being done.) ai) the million stars is borne on this E,W. B.C. is a real live organ-| same ether. Light, as we all know, fon composed entirely of wide) travels at the of 186,000 miles a 6 amateurs, The whole radio|second, We generally consider Hght me is moving at the rate of a mill-|as being instantaneous, and for all miles a minute in some direction| practical purposes it is, So is the d if you don't get in now you will | transmission of the wireless wave, | lost. that is for all earthly purposes. if you are not already a member | t is electro magnetic waves in the application Wank for mem- by vibrations of very rapid | Frank Goodman confidently sereech:| ture. Meet Andrew! | Joa his “Atta Haby"* into the dise, but! fn the supporting cast of the radio | he didn’t fool the eye witnesses. He) show s Raymond F. Guy. Yes, he's . |had his hands in his pockets, too.|the guy that runs all the machinery | Batteries | Jack Cook's self-consctousness took! up in the “little white house" atop mi another turn, As he finished his|W J % station, switches the Watts |{| With Your Vacuum Tubes solo, not hearing the usual applause,| into the two-masted antennae, hooks | For Sale by Leading Dealers. he vigorously applauded himself right|in Arlington station so you can set into the “soup plate.’* your Watches at 10 o'clock every night NOVO MFG. CO. All of the women singers were in-|and turns on the juice for the concerts 424-438 W. 33dSt., N.Y. Chelsea 9389 | troduced by the gallant’ “WJZ as| when Eleanor Burnett, hostess and | ~ | being beautiful, One beautiful singer| mother bon vivant of the ‘atudio,”* | | finished a ballad, and not realizing | phones up to him to start the per- jthat her voice was going out to a| manent waves. Ni Afi! i! Ke | y ; Hy. JACK SHEEHAN SINGING A CorPos (TION OF MARY EARLS (MARY AT PIANO) i WITHERBEE | WHAT IS A PACENTIZED RECEIVER? RADIO A BATTERIES Bu . Operating a radio hone receiver without PACENT|| 4% Your ‘Denier or Ses Our" Expert. | RADIO ESSENTIALS is like driving a car without the many bia Elanora! 877 Ith Ay 8 Seth Mtreet). | accessories that add so much to the pleasure of motoring. _— dpa aut The PACENT PLUG, TWIN ADAPTER and MULTIJACK hip and forward it to the Radio| pe Electro magnetic waves are | will enable you to get the most out of your equipment. Ask JONES RADIO SETS itor, No a. Park Bem New pote Be pe Tae called on c waves and ee dealer to show them to you. . $29. 00 jo it now and don't walt for! are he waves used n reless or loy J announcement which will mean) radio, and the process of radio com- | Send for Bulletin No. N-100 Super-reasitive (Armstrong, Circuit saving of many dollars to you, |munication ix merely setting the port, mis vone Dealers: Our plan will interest you. jane *K is vi Aer in now. Phe club will publish|waves in motion in one place and} + 1 gy ones Radio La oratories COE CE Te eee Reon OA ME Ue ; PACENT ELECTRIC CO. ae Bates, gale Laborato Bbers of the radio fraternity on! tho tran on and yeception respee- | Some of the Artists Get Very «4 all agog, as they say. You mount) of whieh is a circular metal rim s 180 Nassau Street New York City | J qo it of radio legislatio: tivel the stairs to the second floor, where | taining a parchment diaphragm, con- | SS eg A Rae rhe teat methed: Of explaining tne, Nervous Waiting for the Ap- a mnatiiuae of deserted oltice dekeall Gavarena wae. ron vex tie utten dobles Member Radio Section, Assoc. Mfrs. Elee. Supplies |WounD WANTS WORK WOND THE LOOP AERIAL. action 0” the wireless wave is todraw| Plause That Doesn’t Come, | greet the eye (not so good, that sug- 1 to the radiations caused by! & ’ 3 gests work not entertainment), SONIC Palle (HtBlthe Water, ut They Get Away With It. Fr sof the show seem as the amateur bugs are | the little ripple which appears in — to. eye ne i Supt. Henry BELT | calted, Who has the rarest Solsasion the. Yonm: of #iiall-eireles gradually “ ers glassed-in offices (at one side) | of vacuum tubes, seventy-eight dif aati they AUS he Bhore ee By Will B. Johnstone. into dresting rooms for the enter-| ferent types, and collects them like ng in the distance. The AND by. Radio fans! This Is a| tainers, where @ flock of tenors with | stamy erly explained the “soup ¢ little electric wave is sim- personally conducted tour behind | loosened collars and neckties toss a) pate’ into which the artists sing or hn old-fashioned soup plate, Frank H. Shaw, radio ilar except that its speed is beyond the scenes of a Radio show, the | few “do-ray-mis” about, warming UP | talk when the voice is sent broadcast of the human|Snow that supplies daily entertain- | in the “buil-pen, Sil CHOIR UNET KOR. | ment to millions of people owning 1 A herd of popular song writers.) seppis is called the Mhonetron,’? he dio sets It ecuuse of its radiating prop- n New York and outlying | piano thumpe ant warblers | cig, The parchment connected erties that it is impossible to direct “stricts, as far as Philadelphia and | and denizens of “tin-pan alley” storm | iy sink cord to the microphone in the the wave, hence the term “pany. ju the stairs prepared to assault the | contre of the disc. This takes the broad This also accounts for . Thls vast audience sits around half |r waves with the newest “song hits”) ic ivations and conducts them why ing stations with the i million machines tly with elec- | of Brondw Panels By Ueerater into joining copper wires whieh run rical ¢ shushing Quartette, ©, Smith, cele hi We Proper apparatus can hear any radio tye hit eos a rated radio amate wie tw an- | 00 UN to. tHe rook jot the pulling message that is being transmitted any | piirying torns, and wonders what t nouncing the evening's programme where the broadcasting ¢ uuipment | Place in the world. There ts absolutely jyandsomely voiced. announcer jooks You follow the quartette into the | ends them out through the air It's no secrecy about the transmission. This angle of the situation can only all so simple when an expert explain it—it is not to see a wizard's adeasting station und its|den of dynamos, receiving funnels like, or tries to imugine the interior jot the 1 xpect he coverod by complicated codes, mysterious. workings. | switches, copper coils, vacuum tubes} J. O. Smith, now introduces himself distance: reception depends only| ‘The Hio concert “stage” of Dis- and all the electrical hoxum Thomas | saying into the pup plate’ the pon the sensativity of the receiving | trict No. 2 is set in the Newark works A, Edison is usually surrounded with [cryptic initials "WJZ." instrument |of the Westinghouse Electric Manu- in lis photographs. WIZ" is the Government desig- The electric wave is ereated by) facturing Company of Pittsburgh, oc- Instead, you emerge from a nar-|nation of the station, designated by | | what is commonly known as high fre- | cupying an old-fashioned five-story row, white-painted hall into a!Herbert Hoover Department of! quences oscilations, which will be | building located at Orange and Plane glassed-in room about twelve feet |Commerce and tips off the listening taken up ina subsequent article. This | Streets. he “stage entrance’ on and fifty feet lon, oO neatly jaudience that the air is to be rent] radio wave has aside from direction | Orange Street is besieged by throngs White’ painted. Af one end a grand [with juzz wound length. In shape it is) of the curious seeking admittance to piano barely squeezes in from wall to] After being announeed the quartet identical to any other wave. It is| the show, who are kept at bay by the Wall, Close by is a mechanieal plano- | jock arms as all quartets do, and sing measured in metres. The megsure- | Westinghouse: police foree, blu. play and two phonograplis. their barber shop ¢ nis at a distance nent {8 usually taken from the crest | uniformed and service striped Beside the piano rests a metal) of a foot and a half from the “soup Jor one wave to the crest of the suc-| The night show is about to begin standard hanging to the crooked top | ceeding wave. It can io be meus- ured from any two corresponding Haahlon valk ‘by Martory| Episcopal’ Church wilt render the L | Brn Nore : ints 1 ny two successive waves, Evening World. | music be © The radio fan who is living in’ [phe Joneth of the a ievaar i onal talk by Dr als , | ° The length of tel ways tsi gavel Peddie Memorial Bape | 7.30, services from the Calvary ' An apartment house and can not | py the frequency of the oscillation: | Episcopal Church, Shady Avenu Pittsburgh, —f FE, J. Van E ject “What ¢ Ale Prophet. Sehu eft Tala Vor: pvercome the landlord's objections | High frequency osetilation: to an oudoor acrial is always look- | wa ing for some means of reception. *| waves. The above is a good picture ‘The iangth of Lhe wave.au registered ection loop that can be in metres has absolutely nothing to | } i vith a vacuum tube set do with the distance that the wave | rile. tes ant “Scherzo. A | MEET TO DECIDE can be heard 1 Tange THEORY AND PRACTICE OF _ lay Royal, Conners FREEDOM OF AIR keasons with the Duke of give short! ermon by 1 nd low frequency cause long en, rector, on the sul vod Citizenship Mean: Ra na Sines ly, | tory; for 1h RADIO. The Evening Warld wilt conduct n |wsxonait ate HE British air force was radio-guided. \ No. 1 Jeclumn devoted to the new Radin | Wor Secretary Hoover and eree: < to know] Phone Service and aeill answer ques lticns concerning the service. Pro gramyies of the different broadcastin: The new born fan WHY for everything that is with wireless telephon and Close wireless contact between planes and [ headquarters kept the Royal Flying Corps on & Will Determine Status of Ruud Amateurs Guidi, ‘ho. ble thing that taxes his|setiona will be printed in The ty raed ‘fir prize cf \ find te the ution is lniweean the}Mine World. Address Radio Phows |e | ct stustetne Miia| WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.— Win top. to the Editor New York Evening World Pitty; for ver of He Tie radio telephone conference cillel Rman voice be transmitted t hest corners of the earth unheard b Orch: (ECG MCA Heraasipetat at eeaa peiety : meets here on Monday, the free —_—_——, Bgadio receive’. What medium does it WJZ (Newark) [cet tt Mg Dance munis by the TR: DOF oe the air will be the main topl “AMERICAN moi ecuewen a0 vel through? It ull seems so per- ite Bn uibeRiral almost vncaen 360 Metres lisciission: ‘hile acne: ‘ 3) NEW ST, NEWARK, NJ ently rehes-Tby Secretary of Commerce 1 Jack Binns—the first to prove the effi- ciency of wireless at sea—helped instruct the aviators of the Royal Flying Corps. Ac in explained nt then he per |S — | SUNDAY PROGRAMMES, Jawacened puviic interest in| . he tuiddeds of oft lexing part is its simplicity “eatures for the day —aoaooOo asting of concerts by wireles inns taug t undreds o officers and Let us start with the vehicle which} Jfourly news service and mus Nightl rogran e yt mveys these electric vibrations |from ALA. Me to 8 Pea W 42 (Newark) | couietiea er alr FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED men at Farnborough (England) to be expert own adio waves, Luminiferous! Agricultural rep: é . wetiving comp: aris Ane correct name, and just|¢ mM pei SPARES ALT and 360 Metres Ufcefeing apparatus and the send 30 Westinghoue R. C. Sets... . .§130 Ue ae ead aecats ite _ yell users of radio. Now Binns is helping Tribune hat it consists of und what it Arlington: of n Lime, 1s AM) ean calc: prrantatirs Daa darned. tha ether 6 5 “~~ Reriola Sr.“ $65 sical properties wre outside « " 9.5 ‘avaliaiitc : H ; ers aleatic © still puzzling ste iia staies 1 AL M12 M, 5/‘'Mirrors. of sermon by Rev. feoncert broadcasting and tie a t . c ; readers with their radio problems. fentisis, Do not get this ether con- p, a4 Fe +O) art st, Weint od by the chureh n frozen out of that fill ROBIN, 47 Warren St., City . . ed with the anesthetic known to 7 PF Pluiio Recital | auartet ngtha will be discussed b. BARCL Every Sunday Binns has a Radio Depart- = | 4. M., Life of “Buffalo Bil ant question is w Capt. Frank Winch, a close to be kept free oe mon of Col, William F, Cody ment in The Tribune. For the latest radio THE EVENING WORLD RADIO CLUB Dre Ay osheatioua realist ty D.lof ihe Caner enti ‘| Wireless Telephon news, the radio programs and for expert ad- ordingly. seoms assured that the yout * . a . . Application For Membership 148 P.M. “Grows’ Kena Weil: eur sto ca aed Tag) Complete Outfits 10°" vice read Jack Binns’ Radio Department in — Slumber Boat, Gaynor; Chil-}oisl group of manufact “ARK AY AMEENING Name 2.0... .0..0..0 ccc cece eee _ wns Fee roma te pete commammatons' = Tie Lait oper, Sagoo To-morrow’s — Sunday PRINTED—SURNAME FIRST. Vincent Lopez, director ARREST IN FLAGLER CASE. ese 0 jerinmne on. ~§©6New Dork Tribune | > shad ; K DK A (Pittsburgh) From OM Man's 1 WiMelt Mok Me tt ew e t+ STREET, TOWN, STATE 340 Metres William J. 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