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trude McAuliiie. I
1:30 Travelers' Symphonic en-j
snnble. j
11:40 Travelers' M1mI quartet.
il:o'' Symphonic ensemble. I
11 Signing off. I
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by the V. S. Uep;. of Agriculture j
at Host on. j
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lihony orchestra from KUKA,
7:30 Hotel Lenox ensemble. !
$ Capitol theater orchestra direct
from Capitol theater, Hpringfield.
j .jn "Theatrical Gossip" by b'am
Wren of the Repertory Thea
ter of Boston.
Concert I'V the Aleppo
Corns or Sinners' Band,
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direct
from their band room.
9:30 Procram.
1i Weather reports and missing
persons.
w x AC TlOSTOX 280
(I Kraiv Kat Kiddies K!ub.
jijfigheparel Colonial dinner dance
direction liiily I-ossz.
t u, Ernest Belcher, tenor; Norman
Patrick, mezzo-soprano; Yclma
Harden, pianist; I'amelia I.ittle
tield. accompanist.
j;55p,roadcast from new Metro
politan theater.
Metropolitan Grand orchestra, di
rection Joseph Klein, stage pre
sentations and musical accompani
ment. j.45 Broadcast from Russian Am
ber Room at T. V. Cook's; It ay
Stewart son and his orchestra.
Yocal selections, Ted Watorson
and Carl Moore.
1 .3(i Orchestra and prncipals from
"Earl Carroll Vanities" now play
ing at Shtibert theater.
w 1:1; I 1M S I'OX 3 19
r, ; fj s Lost and T'ound; weather.
:45 Big Brother club.
7;45"Opportunlty in Business."
is K. B. Hideout, Meteorologist.
:;: IS Mtislcale.
1 The Gypsies.
jc, Holmes' orchestra; band.
WCAC STOKK. t'OXX. 275
7:20 Music; markets.
7-30 Dairy farmin? course.
VTAG WOUCF.STER 28
7Sclence Talk.
7:15 Twilight Scouts.
V"Method of Progeny Testing."
;-10 Itobin Hood Hour of Music.
10-11 Grand opera.
7-S Musical program from Paw
tucket, Tt. I. ,
J "Franklin, The Apost'.e of Thrift
talk.
S: 10 Musical program.
S:45Cause and Cure of Btammr-
Ing," ta'k.
1-11 Same as WF.AF.
WBPI X1W YORK 263
n Bluebird orchestra,
- Warner Theater Hour.
7 Joseph Turin Hour; Louis F.ave.
coloratura; Tommy Thomson,
Dutch pianist; Louis l.azzryn, bari
fon": Walttr Kiesewettrr. aecom
panist; TlerLert Henderson, organ
lt; L. Calif .stem, Trench horn.
Chic talk.
H:t:,Va!'.y r'nh errhefra.
5Oiiv. v' Willi' 'in. soprar.o,
9:1 5 To b" ann'iunee 1.
d;,v( 'te Wilii'-'.m soprano.
!':45 To he nnnounc d.
10 Frf-I l"reVs Soei-iy Sirens.
W AK XI V YORK 12
- 1 Mn: r m 'ii '.
7 (;oiu trii'ia
I :ii- rrsi'y ;e.-tire.
7 :: Kdgar 1
7:3"- Lullaby
art' one.
,-"I'f,p Cf,n'it."
v:;0 "Coal Miivrs'
:K H'alth talk,
f. - Music t,y tlypsi
1'. -Grand op-rt,
1 ri"
"I'.enu 0
sr.
Ju 'let."
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WJA XI W YORK
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-Murke' (iu..ta'l'): s.
;, . Klr.a nela . summary.
,,.; N. v. tni'.erslty eours
7- Commodore dinner com "i
7:7.5 Talk, by Joan B. K-'-nt.
1.
s Rev ;trs.
5 H-iiiy Ha !'.y's e.r 'h- stra.
1" Lst.y program.
l.,.3 Harrv l.enar V.-. o: r',.-st ,1.
Wf.lts MAV YORK 3I
f -ITiele ('.. . I.e. .
:S'i -premier p-i.Mra.
7 Financial '-.Ik.
7:10 Preini'-r t-'ih s'ra.
M. YORK :ttil
f. -Tnnn' r must'-.
;:S" Daddy Ding:- '.s Jing'c Hot.
1". :45 Dinner music.
7 : jr. jiwanw Knter.in' i
s H. B. Shonlr. "Storag Ratt-rios"
s:"5 iMTf on te sit .1.
V:"" K-n llami'.'o:.. : nor.
S: 47, flladys Har'm-.n. soprano.
: 'i Shani y's oTeh'sa.
1 ":S" Ana".'. I'. . n i'.'Crl
1 1 D'.n-'e r.rej' Btr1.
1 1 : V' - 1 '.inee en rlv t -a
1C Or.'ll'-ftrj.
M A X r.W Y RK 3 1 1
OlcoM ti String Ensemble.
:I0 Enrlo Golden'a orchefra.
::'- Kti r'. Karno'u'. Kim.
S Family circle.
li U-o!um on Clirisllir S'te.nre.
H:lj Mossner llrj'.lu'r.-' vrchct'.ra.
ln:lS Barclay j.rogram.
1 !--T!i.'c. Albnn, tenor.
ll:S'' Jk Denny' or-.h.-tfra.
Ill Ma:;ii. lsrown'n l':il.
WHkO M V your jas
".111 Anna Dlamonl. pianist.
":;:: M.ir.tn T Ivho'.s, ' ioHnLst.
S:6U Lo'jlia Lya'..t. topntne.
"--l-ian" or.'i'.cstra.
11 Wily Johnston's '.'hlcasoann.
WXYl XF.W YOHK 428
4:1" Market V.lgli ipota.
'J:-, I'iano a-'.etlot:.
f :C"--!' rn'ntiiry fJermriri VonR.
7 A-Ivar.cM U-rnian le(-(M:s.
" : Su I"a' Ice a!.ir:ns.
7:SS Carmir.a Copp-'ia. f.'l'IM.
:-.V- --'"Pit M'i.ie:;in an 1 Mi I 'tittle'
ArtVjr Wee'lfr, planlif.
5:Se Me'ro.-'OlIt:-. lc skating
ehaniplcriShip ra.-.
W:;r l'olice ularrr.s; wratr.er.
AU BII XKW YORK 273
7,: U--C- c. lla Ste'zer. sfprano,
5 :!"- (ie.jrge Ba'.'.enMne, tinor.
7:45 Nam y Corrigan. song?.
6- American Legion news.
6: 1 S M 'on-Olo orchestra.
'j;45 'lVik on real estate.
1 1 : SO Cteoijfc J-ssei!s Night.
YVHAP XF.AY YORK 210
"-Dinner music.
7 -Sandy Armour, go'.f lesson.
7:1' V'ldii Milh'.iand. soprano.
7:45-- Karl Palm' r, tenor.
S Mary I'lnney, pianist.
:!.. Franklin Ford, news, digest.
:S0 Mitel quart':'; vocal.
S;45 Sylvan String Trio.
':15 Talk, Hugh Adams.
9:30 WHAP listeners variety hour
bv ai lists.
YVRXT XF.W YORK 25ft
7 "Wliose Birthday Today'.'"
7 : 'J 5 Sports.
7:10 Commerce of the daj.
7:15 Opera notes.
7:2o Bob Shafer. Fred Fisher.
7 : S 77 Katja, Russian songs.
7:45 Major Dent Utwinson, "Spain"
b John Agostinl, violinist.
: 17. - Ceitranor Dugas, "Painter's
Series."
5:7,0 Florence Gorringer, pianist,
ft "Innovations in Sensations."
3:15 P.osc Dreeben. "Poets."
f:30 Poetry Post, Mary Sigrlst.
8:40 Sanhildc.
!':50 Commodore H. A. Jackson.
10 FerruciTs orchestra.
1 1 One act plays.
YV1VI XF.W YORK 288
S Boris Topovltzk', pianist,
fi:15 Marguerite Welte, soprano.
fi:S0 Question box.
5:55 Maria Arevaio, vlolinlstc.
!'": 0 Study club.
10:30 Be'.als Quartet.
WBHR STATEX Ihl.ANU 273
S Irene Klelnpeter, soprano.
8:10 World news digest.
5:10 George Twaroschk, violinist.
S:30 Bible instruction.
S:4t Soprano; violin solos.
WAIIG RU HMOXD HILT 310
7:30 Maude Mason, pianist.
7:40 Jean and Dorothy Davison,
duet.s.
5 Synch rophase Trio.
5:30 Horace Taylor, recitations.
H:t'i Davison Sisters, duets. 1
9 Synelirophase Trio.
9:45 Jean McGregor, soprano. 1
9:30 Major Dent Atklncon.
10:03 Jean McGregor, soprano.
10:20 Joe Zimmerman's orchestra. 1
12 midnight Utopia dance orchestra
1 2:30 Ukulele Bob MacDonald. I
W OR X KYV A RK 104
6:15 Words Often Mispronounced, j
6:57 Bill Wathey of the New York 1
Telegram Start In Sports. j
8:30 Jacques Jacobs' Hotel Shelton
Ensemble.
7:30 Katinka orchestra,
i "Current Topics" lecture, II. A.
Kaltenborn of the Brooklyn Daily
Kag'.e.
S: SO -"Al ReJd's Hour" direct from
the Branford thtater, Newark,
3:15 "Succivi and Happiness,"
Spencer S. Marsh.
10 Newark Evening News, United
Press news bulletin.
10:10 Joseph M. Barnett, baritone
of WOR.
10:31 Alice Starkey, pianist.
10:45 Joseph M. Harnett, baritone
of WuR.
11 Irving Aronson's Crusaders di
rect from Jans3cn's New Hofmrau
Haus.
YVGCP N FAY ARK 252
:70 Loomis orchestra.
S:15 Philip Wolf talk to boys.
D:25 Perry Bradford's quartet.
9:45 Hob Ward's Little Wards.
10 Strickland's orchestra.
Wl.TT PH1IAT,KLI'HIA 395
7:7,0Dream Daddy.
Short Agro-Waves.
8:15 Artist recital.
: Stanley Theater Hour.
1'.- Poor Richard Nigh'.
WFI PHUUIKMHIA 3D5
7 Dance orchestra.
I P I'lll LAI )1 I PH I A 50S
. : f'5 1 'inner mush'.
7 Roll rail: birthday '.is'..
Wt M PHILADELPHIA 508
7 :?," - I 'inner musie.
"pop" ctmcett.
3 - Music by Gypsis.
1" Opera, "Romeo and Ju-.l-t."
1 1 -Dance music.
V( At T'HILADFLrHIA 27S
'--Talk on radio telephony.
' ..: 15 Carolyn Thomas, soprano.
n;45 American P.adio Trio.
S:P'' Nukol concert.
3:3u-Wi.l Morrisey. Midget Mill'r. .
'"- -K'athryn Fichthome, contralto.
1 1 e " t The Parodians.
, (,Y SCHEXFATTADY 380 I
; 0:3" Dinner program by Porter E. :
! Potts' Hotel Y'an Curler orchestra,
i S'-h'-n'-etary. N. Y".
I 7- -WGY Agricultural program In
! r'.u.ling addresses and news items,
j 7 : 45 Dinner program, Schenectady
Cniiic il, Kniirht.s of Columbus.
WVG ATI.YXTIC I ITY 300
! C;"n Last Minute news flashes.
l'res-l'nlon Publishing company.
1 C:45 1 5-minu'e organ reeltal (re-
ouest sdections. Arthur Scott
Brck.
;Ho'd Morton trio dinner music.
V e'hildren's hour.
S:30 R.-ginntng a series, of public
health 'alks by county medical
l omnat'--. Dr. Sajnuel L. Salasln,
"1 'ontaelou Diseases."
S:4" Studio program.
S:55 "Safety .,,1 "Vorvl.e W.
Sharps. Jr.
3- Bote! Ani'.a'sadnr eon -en orch.
Hstv Loisn'hal. director.
10 Studio Ttrogram.
11 Silver Plipp'r super club. Edd.e
McKnight'a dance orchestra.
9WS
UHAR ATLAXTIC tITT 37
J;J0 I"ahlon rtvlew.
i .Sfusilu Trio,
51;S'' I'ance onhestta.
RV TAltllYTUWN 273
7 Children'! atorks; Ant!'a club
1 Klmforl Serenade,
k: 10 Liberty Quartet.
10 Charles Wagner's orchestra.
10:30' Frank Hi-ebe, tenor.
10:45 Liberty Quartet. I
1l--Cliur Wagn. r'jt orcheura,
WHAM 1H HEM 1.1127 ,
7 Hocheittcr t.'hamber ol Commerce ;
! Wl.R lHFALl 3I
7 :Se Dinner music. t
j - Ruetcher Saophor.r P.ai. I
j - Musk al program.
I !' lic-ltal.
S l'.:J0 "Thcta Wl.h Tar.es."
11.1 a. m. super music. 1
A M AK 141 J FALO 21
. 7:3'-- Murray W:utimau' Serena.
! 'ie.'S.
i ::,: -M',.i,i'"a'. prtgram,
! WIIAZ TKOV 380
If:! 1 Hoys of Berkshire Industrial
i Farm.
' f:45 Address. Pro:', ssoi T. R. Law
I i'...r..
1 i:'. 5 "W.t- Risk liisurunce."
1 !":5 -Popular lance mu'dc.
WCAl' WASHIX(.TOX IB8
7 -"Thrift." William Quinter,
7:15 7:4'i--EU7.Hl..eth Parker, ao.
prano; Virginia Ludlow, eoprano;
11. Wa'.ten, con' ra'.to.
7:4' -S; 15--Women's Induttrial Con
ftrence; I . S. Marine Band "rch.
and addresses by James J. Davis
and others.
' 5:45-Program same as WEAK.
KUKA riTTSIll RGII 309
1 ;8.'. IMnner corcer'.
5 News items markets.
, 15 Unlversl'y of Pit'.sburs:i al
drojis. '.:i" Ru'i'l light opera hour.
wcaf. rirrsuiiiGii oi !
j 0:30 Dinner concert.
1 7:30 Sunshine Girl. j
' i Nixon orchestra. ' I
3 Studio concert.
10 Ford program. ,
WAIX AKHOX, O 258 j
tS:S0 Dinner concert.
1 1 a. m. India Owls.
I WAH7 ' COL1 .MRUS 291
1 s Old time fiddlers,
j YVCV DETROIT 517
! 5.3 Studio concert.
W.I R rO XTI AC 5 1 7
7 Orchestra; soloists.
? Music program.
11:30 Jewett Jos' era.
W VJ DETROIT 353
6 Dinner concert.
S Orchestra and soloists; Gypsies.
YVREO LAN'SIXG 286
'1 Dinner concert.
1 YYBRM 4 HICAGO 250
! 7 Instrumental artists and orch.
I WMAQ "HICAGO 148
i 7 Organ; La Salle orchestra.
1 7:4" Family Altar League.
YVLS CHICAGO 315
I 7 Artists' concert.
! TAM CLF.VEIjAX'D 389
j 6-7 Guy Lombardo and His Royal
' Canadians.
S-ll Wlllard Ladies' ensemble and
I the song cycle by the Willard
Symphony. Selected arlsts.
11- 12 Austin Wylie's Golden Pheas
ant orchestra.
12- 1 The Royal Canadians from the
Music Box restaurant.
WEAR CLF.Y'ELAXIi 388
7-S Allen theater orchestra.
WSA I CIXC'IX X ATI 326
11-1 Cincinnati Community pro
gram, assisted by Community Sym
phony orchestra, and soloists.
WKRC CI XI 1 X X ATI 320
7Alvln ltoehr's Hotel Alms orch.
S Post-Wurlit7.er popular hour.
Freda. Banker and her orchestra.
Norrine Gibbons, soloist.
10 American Legion and 10th In
fantry band program.
1 Theatrical stars.
l-;r, Wesley Helvey's Troubadours.
YVLYV CIXCIXX ATI 123
7:50 u. S. weather forecast and
market reports.
S Dinner hour concert from the
Hotel Gibson, Robert Aisconti. di
rector. Soloist: Mrs. Carol Mathes Tie
meyer, soprano.
8:30 Y. M. C. A. Basket Ball Ques
tion Box.
S:4u Continuation of Hotel Gibson
concert.
aThe Cincinnati Times-Mar pro
gram, featuring "A Trip Down the
Ohio," by the Times-Star orches
tra; William J. Kopp, dlreccor;
Howard Hafford. tenor.
11 Popular program of the Cincin
nati Post, featuring Bill Schulth
er'B orchestra.
WRYA RICHMOND 256
S Market reports.
..(! Fourrose Jubilee Quartet, in
spirituals and cotton field melo
dies. 5:45 Pat Bin.'ord and Bright Keck,
popuuar entertainers.
Travelogue, Dr. Douglas Free
man. 9:10 Pat. P.inford and Bright Keck,
popular entertainers.
9:30 -Woman's Choral club of Rich
mond. Solos and instrumental trio,
violin, piano, cello. Paul Saunier,
director.
11 -Carrv Me Back to Old Vlrglnny.
YVBAL BALTIMORE 24B
C-6:3u Children's program. "The
Young King and Other Young
Folks." by Hazel Knox.
0:3fi-7:S0 Dinner program. WHAT,
dinner orchestra. Robert P. lula,
conductor.
7:30-8 Musical program. Organ re
cital from the concert hall of the
Peabody Conservatory of Music,
Baltimore. Frederick D. Weaver,
organist.
S.3 Musical program. Clement
Halle, pianist; Helene Broemer,
"cellist; Edward Jendrek, tenor.
9-9:10 Talk by John H. Scarff,
architect.
BATTERY
WINTER STORAGE
75c a month
P. & V. TIRE BATTERY
CO.
261 Mvrtle St. Phone 3693
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Automobile
Insurance
COX & DUNN
272 MAIN ST.
9:10-10 Musical program. Arthur
Morgan, violinist; Edith Uwinn,
sopraiiu; Net-null Woods, contral
to. MSR ATI.AXTA I2H
5 Allrtss by Lawrence Groves,
commercial attache, department of
commerce, to Austria, Vienna,
! Hlltmore Salon orchestra,
1 1 : 45 F.ntf rtaimnei.t.
V G ST ATI. A X T. 8 7 0
10.11 Program by the Georgia Tech
Glee club.
YVS.M NASHVILLE 283
T:S"i B'-asley Smith and his orclus.
tr from thu Andrew Jackson ho.
t.;.
S Bedtime story,
9 Robert K. Lee program.
11 Program by the Scottish Tllte.
WMC MEMPHIS 19
S;1" Bedtime s'orKs by Peter Pan
and Tinker Bel!.
1:30 Farm talk.
9:30 Classical program arranged
by Kathleen Graves,
WDOD CHAriAXOOGA 256
7:30 Tlvoll theater organ,
S -Hotel Pat'.-n orchestra.
!':15 Special f'atures and music.
KTILS HOT SPRINGS 375
10 Hour of HCml-clasidca,
Arlington hot-;l orchestra.
10:45 Organ ro-ital of old tavor-
it" ballads.
11-1 Ralnbo (jar l'-ns orchestra.
KPR4 HOI STOX 297
S:30 Dance music, Malon Gunn's
Texas ltambl-rs.
9:30 Humble Refinery Company
Band.
WRR DALLAS 216
S : 1 0 Hiltlme story. I
7 Jack Gardner and his orchestra
from the Adolphtts hotel.
9 Artist' recl'al, auspices of Em
met Peek, violinist. j
12 Novelty program featuring ij'Io
phonlst and theatrical slurs.
W FA A DALLAS 176
7:30 Artie Collins nnd his orch.
9:30 Agricultural foundation pro
gram. WXAD XORMAX, OK LA. 254
?:3'i Talk, "The Driving Power of
Thought."
S: 40 Talk, "Why We Go to School."
11:30 Dance music, The Radio
Ramblers.
KMA SHENAXDOAII 252
7 Pollyanna stories, news, music.
10 Farnham trio and the How-Do-
You-Do Boys,
KSO ( LARIXDA 212
8 Farm talk.
3:30 Old time music.
WHO DES MOI.XES 528
S:30 Slmpeon Conservatory of
Music program.
12 Corn Sugar dance orchestra.
YVSIT IOYVA CITY 181
9 Piano recital.
K SI ST. T.OIIS 515
S Rader's Instrumental quartet.
10 Mrs. John K. Stocker, soprano.
YVDAF KANSAS CITY 356
7 Markets and weather. Tell Me
a Story Lady. Dialect readings.
Trianon Ensemble.
9"Iolanthe", a Gilbert-Sullivan
opera, pres-mted by music depart
ment of the Central High school.
12:45 Nighthawk frolic. Dance
music, organ recital and solos.
Wendall Hall. "The Redheaded
Music Maker."
AVHR KANSAS CITY 36-1
8 9 Mllo Finley trio and the Swce
nev Radio orchestra.
WOS JEFFEHSOX tTTY-illl
9 Missouri State Farmers' week
program. Music and talks.
KFAB M NCOLX 31 1
9:30 Mona Oil Cans. Belshaw'is
orchestra. The Cow Bell Boys.
Gloomy Gus, entertainer. llano
solos and songs.
KFKX HAS TIXGS 288
C:30 Same at KDKA.
10 Musical program.
M'OAYV OMAHA 526
7:15 Popular son?s.
7:40 Insurance talk.
7:6ft Royal Fontenelle orchestra.
10 DeLuxe procram.
KFKl LAYVREXCE. KAXS 275
S Engineering talk.
g:15 School of Fine Arts, Kansas
University, ftrlng trio. Mezzo
soprano solos.
8:40 Sport question box.
3:55 Campus news.
YCCO MIX X EAPOI.IS 1 1 6
7 Talk, "Benjamin Franklin.
7.30 The Gordon Cooke ensemble.
9U. of Minnesota program.
10 Classical offering.
YVH AD Milwaukee 275
7:15 Milwaukee Athletic club orch.
9. n Marquette University studio
program.
KFXF COLORADO SPRINGS
250
10:30 Music.
10:45 Educational tall;.
11 Dance music, Warner Stone's
Columbians.
KOR STATE COLLEGE. X. M.
310
j):30 Soil and dairy talks.
KOA DENVER 323
S:S0 Brown Palace String orch.
30 Sandman's Hour.
10 Spanish Kvon.
11 Auction bridge pame.
11:30 Hulda H. Edwards, soprano;
Clarence C. Moor, baritone.
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11 Educational program. Talks and
music.
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5:15 KFl'a "Seeing caMfoniU."
3 :.".'' Vest pocket l'('t:C- ! t.
9:45 Kdltorials.
10 Screen Artist!,' qe-.t-et.
11 Studio.
1 Los Ai:g"les E..ami:i' r hour.
KXX HOLLY WOOl 337
0;r.e Atwater Kent concert orch.
I D Mirth contest.
1":20.1 Sp"clal program to b an
nounced. 1 Sllvertown Cotd orrhrtra.
i Ambossadv'i' ll'd. I ori-h'-ttra.
I "The Song of The Olio Tubers"
thtei.ten to i ome almost
popular p. the lt'usian folk song.
I " The Song oi Tr.o Volga Boatman."
ana mai is iuer'.y our 1 ut 1.' wa "i
telling you that ren generative S'ts
should be place t in u. mat pile,
soaked well with kerns-, iv- or some
o'h.-r l.liihly Inll.'imniabl'i material
and thm wheel! Up she go. si
ry
Through the Static
X !
j!ew 1 Many programs were rili'.vd on S..t
I urday and Sundai evenings, just, b..-
cause of the fact that r- generative
et operators did not have the com
mon decency to koi-p thu tubes from
oscillating, onco th. y had reached a
station. This con-.ii'ion is not only
evld'-nt In our locall'y. Fans all over
the city are complaining. It may bo
that the operators of the sets do not
know the whistles are troubling
someone else. To those who are new
at the game we would say: As soon
as the set hits n station and there's
a whistle, get rid of that whls'.ln lis
soon as possible, bvcauso it's inter
fering with someone else.
There was only fair volume on
Saturday evening and there was no
static to speak of. Fading was no
ticeable. Last evening, conditions
were practically the same. DX didn't
work out so well.
The Clarence Williams Trio, that I
well known group of colored enter- I
lainers, which has entertained radio j
fans for several years, presented a 1
program from WGBS on Saturday I
evening. A negro spiritual, "Some-1
body's Knocking at Your Door." as I
sunn by a Mr. Morgan, proved en-
i joyable, as did "Cast Away on An
Isle of Love," an offering by Miss
Eva Taylor and Charles Cox. The
station faded considerably, as usual.
' Two artists of note, Miss Marion
Banerman, harpist, and Godfrey
Ludlow, violinist, offered a program
from WJZ, which was the best we
heard, as far as classical work went.
"Those Endearing Y'oung Charms,"
harp solo, aided by perfect trans
mission through 2-NAR, was excel
lent, as was "Ave Maria," harp and
violin.
The Coo-Coo club was in session
at WTAM, but a regenerative sot
which had followed us around al!
evening, came in and spoiled the en
tire works. This set possesses ti
whistle which is loud enough to
drown out. programs wherever it
goes. Pretty tough when you have
to ruk. elbows with dumbelis like
that.
Fans were entei tallied by the New j
u..nn c.n.il-,,-.,-,,- ,M-.--tit.ctra tlirony-'i !
IlllV'll .).1,,11W1J v. .- r
WTIC yesterday o'ternoon. We don't
consider ourself a music critic, so
we won't attempt to describe the se
lections played. At any rate, the
program was interesting, and worth
listening to. The music was of a high
type and the program was aided by
improved transmission through t he
Travelers' station.
The Stevens Manufacturing com- i
pany band L.roa-icast a program 1
from WTAB at Foil River early last'
evening. The station faded to a j
great extent and was also mixed up
with numerous whistles and howls. I
One number was "Come Back To '
Erin," and then a xylophone solo,
"Humoresque," came through. There
was slight distortion at times.
WGY came, in extra loud and. ;
strange to say, th program didn't
fade. Evening services were being 1
broadcast from Albany. j
1
The Gordon Jubilee chorus and or-
chestra was on the air from WBZ,
the orchestra entertaining with a
group of old time selections, includ
ine "Annie P.ooney." The rhorus, 11 I
pawn hie. organizations, presented 1
"When Swallows Homeward Fly
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Sine" WTIC at Hartford Inaug.
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1 tonight, many radio fans have been
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1 following table lists all tl.o feutuns
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Talks tor childr. n al 11:30 p. 111.
Monday, Thursday and Saturday.
Idum r program, Monday Wednes
day. Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Dance music, Monday at 9:3o p.
111. to 10:30 p. m.; Friday 11 p. 111. to
12: Saturday 10:30 p. m. to 11:50
p. ni.
Concert by Symphonic Ensemble,
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Talks by WesUyan Unlvi rsity pro
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o'clock.
Theater r.vkw each Friday ut
10:15 p. in.
Sunday school lesson each Satur
day at 1": 1 5 p. 111.
Silent Tuesday evening.
In addition there will be a t iv
uris! package each Friday evening
at v. 15.
This will consist of material !
;.ken from remote control points 1
and will be different every week.
Tho theater r-view which is some-t
thing new in WTIC's regular sched
ule, will consist of Inter-sting re
views of new shows on Broadway,
and will give radio fans a. word pic
ture of things taking place "behind
the scenes."
Daytime programs are given on
Monday and Fridays from 1 1. a. in.
to 1 p. m. Regular features are:
WTIC's Housewives Forum at
11:30 each Monday and Friday
mornng.
Series of Foreign Travel talks nt
11:15 each Monday morning.
' Series of talks under the direc-
tion of the Hartford Y. W. C. A fit
11a. m. every Monday. This series
Includes such talks as professional
candv making, citizenship, interior
decorating nnd child guidance.
Series of health talks under the
itispicos of Connecticut State De
partment of Health, every Friday nt
1 a. m.
Series of educational talks under
the direction of Connecticut Congress
of Parents and Teachers at, 11:15
every Friday morning.
Luncheon music every Monday
and Friday tit 12:05.
. .
That's all for today, thanks!
P. K. L.
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of New York. t
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Sah One Path
Is as- Good as Another. ,
Philadelphia. Jan. 18 (P One
"Road 10 Paradise" as is good as '
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New York city, told the Federation i
of Jewish Charities at a meeting :
here last night. The gathering
was the opening of .1 drive for a
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