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ft C. TALENT LISTED
TOR RADIO CONTEST
Try-Outs Propossd in Quali
fying Singers for Atwater
Kent National Program.
Preliminary try-outs for selection of
local singers to participate in the Dis
trict of Columbia audition to be held
... connection with the Atwater Kent
Foundation's National Radio Singing
Contest will he held Friday and Sntur
day mornings, in the studio of WRC.
commencing at 3:30 o'clock. This an
nouncement was mhde yesterday by
the Arts Club of Washington, which,
is sponsoring the contest in the Dis
trict of Columbia through a special
committee of which Theodore F. ban
non Is general audition chairman.
The date for holding the District
audition has been changed to Tuesday,
November 15. when the voices of the
local finalists will he broadcast over
Station WRC.
Participants Must Qualify.
While the contest is open to all ama
teur District singers between the ages
of IK and 25—both young men and
voung women —those who will partici
pate in the District finals over Station
WRC will have to qualify at the two
preliminary contests the last of this
week The two District winners—a
boy and a girl—will go forward to smg
in New York, November 19. over Sta
tion WEAF, in the regional audition,
which is the next stage in this na
tional elimination singing competition,
which holds for final winners two
awards of $5,090 each.
Already between 30 and 40 local
singers have entered the lists for the
preliminary tests. A board of judges
consisting of Copt. W. H. Santelmann,
retired director of the Marine band,
Ralph Edmunds, manager of Station
WRC, and Mrs. Huston Thompson, for
merly a leader in dramatic and mu
sical activities in Denver, will deter
mine which of the preliminary en
trants are qualified to sing in the Dis
trict finals, and in conjunction with
radio listeners will select the two win
ners of the Washington contest when
it finally is broadcast over the radio.
Listeners-In to Vote.
In this connection the judgment of
the judges will count 40 per cent nnu
the vote of radio listeners will com
• orlse 60 per cent of the final result.
Radio listeners are requested to mail
their votes promptly to the manager
of Station WRC and to indicate by
number their first and second choices.
To conceal the identity of singers, they
will be announced by number only.
The bov and girl who win the Wash
ington contest will advance with all
expenses paid to participate in the dis
trict or regional audition in New York.
The United States is divided into five
districts, each of which will certify
two singers to broadcast over Station
WEAF. The ten finalists will compete
for cash awards aggregating $17,500,
and in addition six of the winners will
receive musical scholarships in a lead
ing American conservatory.
! Local Radio Entertainment
| Sunday, November 6, 1927
V\A —Washington Navy Yard
(435.5 Meters).
10:95 a.m.—Weather Bureau reports.
3.45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports.
«* ; 35 p.m.—Arlington time signals.
10:55 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports.
WTFF —Tl»e Fellowship Forum
(204 Meters).
8 p.m.—Burrus Williams, pianist.
8:15 p.m —James A. Barr, tenor.
830 p.m —Old Fashion Gospel Ber
nu>n.
8:50 p.m.—James Barr, tenor.
9:15 pm.—Duet by members of the
Fellowship Forum Quartet.
9:30 p.m. —Hymns by the Fellowship
Forum Quartet.
WRC Radio Corporation of America
<468.5 Meters).
11 a.m/ —Service from Sixth Presby
terian Church, Rev. Chobot. pastor,
will preadt.
1 p.m.—The Mediterraneans.
2 p.m.—Fox Symphony Orchestra.
5 p.m.—Young People’s Conference,
with an address by Dr. Daniel A. Poll
ing.
4 p.m.—Service from Bethlehem
< ha pel. Washington Cathedral: Right
Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of
Washington, will preach.
5-30 p.m.—National String Quartet.
6:30 p.m.—The Granadas, string
quartet
6 43 p.m.—Peoples Vesper concert.
720 p.m.—Musical program under
t v* direction of Maj. Edward Bowes,
from the Capitol Theater. New York.
9 p.m.—"What Can a Man Believe,’
bv Bruce Barton
9:15 p.m—Correct time.
915 p.m.—Atwater Kent Radio Hour,
with Rafael I>taz, tenor, and John
Powell, pianist.
10.15 p.m.—"Our Government, by
David Lawrence.
10:30 p.m.—Weather Forecast.
Early Program Tomorrow.
6.45 a.m. —Tower Health Exercises.
8 a m.—The Roaring Lyons.
8 15 a.m.—Federation Morning De
votions.
8:30 to 8:45 a m.—Cheerio.
11:55 a.m. —Arlington time signals..
12 (noon) —"Farm Flashes.”
12:10 p.m.—Organ recital.
y to 2 p.m.—Capitol City Serenaders.
W.MAL — Washington Radio Forum I
<241.8 Meters).
3 to 4:59 p m.—Religious program j
under the auspices of the Central
Union Mission.
Early Program Tomorrow.
12 (noon) —Brunswick Panatrope con
cert.
< Airplane Equipment Tested.
The Navy Department is planning
to equip aircraft with emergency
hand-driven high frequency trans
mitters for use when in trouble. The
hand transmitters will use a fre
quency of 8,770 kilocycle'*. Experi
mental work to determine the best
installation is now under way in the
naval communication* _eiviee.
RADIO S BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT
* Capitol '1 heater. New York
I City, program, \YK< WEAF
ami aitiliated .stations, 7:20
to 9 o’clock.
Collier’s hour, WBZ. WBZA,
KDKA. KYW WJR. WCCO,
WDAF. KSD and WIAY from
WJZ, 8 :15 to 9:15 o’clock
Schubert Centennial pro
gram. WGBS. 8:30 o'clock.
Atwater Kent hour, feature
ing Rafael Diaz, tenor, and
John Powell, pianist, WU(
'WEAK and associated sta
lions, 9:15 to 10:15 o'clock.
German hour of music.
WMCA, 8:30 to 9:30 o'clock.
• Talk by Bruce Barton. WKC
and associated stations, 9
o’clock.
LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1927.
Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard 7 imx,
o ti» in A M ,
9:oo—New York Children'* hour: comic stones and music. . .7«u
o:3o—buffalo. N. If.: Episcopal Cliureh service* .. "
Cincinnati: Sunday school t>y editorial staff of a Methodist 4 -, h’l 403
hook concern u
10 TO II A.M.
10:00—Detroit first Baptist Church services ...■•••• WJR 440
Staten Island. N. Y.: Studio Orchestra: choral singers. jh*
Bible lecture Till 397
10:30—Detroit. First Chnrcn of Christ M- ientiisr vJwr :[!!, -
Detroit ’ Firs* Presbyterian Church services wrrilw ’’Yr'-l •Mil
Buffalo N. V.: Churchill Taiiernncle worship "ffi ~uVi T’l
10:45—Snritiirflold: First Church of Christ Scientist ■ »'- :{7V ‘A jfj M
Pittsburgh Church seivt<*es “7“ J 142
Atlantic Citv Chelsea Baptist Church services V,f*A" 411T4 937
Minncinolis: First Trinity Lutheran Churcn services.. .WHO ?' 27, "o/J
Philadelphia: Bethany Presbyterian Church services wkaC 491 M 3110
Boston-Temple Israel servi.es Waiic “04 1
10-50—New York: West End Presbyterian Church service* >vAUG
I I A.M. TO 12 NOON
11:00—Staten island. X. V Choral ringers: Studio Orchestra ... WBBK -59 ;<
Cincinnati: Sc\..itn Presoyterinn Courcii services ’ ..r...,
New York: Christian Scicneo services ylvy' Ton 313
Schenectady’ Madison Avenue Uefoimed Church services. . .vvui ’.j’.. -., 4(); ,
Cincinnati: Church services '.’dJAf Fih’m “94
New York: Unity Society services .. . . v Tim “94
New York St. Matthews Lutheran Church rervi.es ---”RN», r. ,*
11.45 —Detroit: International Bible Students’ Association worn oiu
Chicago: Peonies Church services if.Va 937
11:50—Minneapolis: Hennepin Avenue M. E. Church services WU.O ■*!<>.s
17 NOIIX TO I P.M. _
12:00—Detroit Funnies read: Question Box' JW* * j!! I!
Memphis Second I*.csiiytcrian Church service* ’r ~4 mi,,
ues Monies Plymouth Congregational Church services WHO -Ju
Chicago: Services Horn, Orenestr.i Hall . . “>>•, fjr”
Duwnpo t: Edwards' Congregational Church services .• - OVI
13:15—Boston: Organ lecital by Artliur Martel ro“ “ui
Now York. Solow Soloists. .'.j, j. ~ WMCA 3<U.- .0*
1:00 —Boston: Organ recital: radio chat: orchestra! w5A ( ,’ w’.V- “04
New York. Finkenocig s Entertainer* "MCA *
Chicago: Funnies read m clnldren.. 'i* 1 i!
New York: The Meditciraneaus, WRC and "jz ■*>'*-
i TO 3 I’.M.
2:00 —Chicago: Organ recital .WGX .lOo.i* 694
New York: ’J’lio Roxy Stroll, \) HI . \> liZ, v.ifzA. KDKA, „
KYW, WOC. WjH and WHO, from ~ }
New York: Herberts Diamond Orchestra "MCA • 1 •
Staten island. N. A.: Watclitower Instrumental Quintet. .
vocal soloist: lecture You" 'ui
New York Constitutional debate: foium soloists VYKN \ , .7,7.
New York. Breakfast to Exhibitors: Biltmore Orchestra. . NAC o. >.4 ~ m
New York. Church services' music. Wi.AH 491.0 -o*
8:15 —Atlantic City: Seaside Trio First Presbyterian Church . .~,
fii*rv iuo s .o li iv
2:30 —Philadelphia: Bethany Sunday School musical exercises. ...WOO 508. d
:i TO 4 P.M.
3.oo—New York: Young People's Conference. WRC. WEAR. KSD.
WOC. WDAF. V. HAS and WMC.fitim - -WEA4 4 1.5 -4
New York: VYag-nen.in lecture; third act of Lohengrin . .VVItNY 3991
Dallas: Studio Orchestra: farmer*' hour HI-A A 499.8 l.is->
Staten Island. N. Y : Soloist: Bible instruction: Watohtow't-r IM
instrument.d Quintet 250.3 »«•>
New York: Readings: Chinatown Rescue Society servic-e. . WMCA *
1 hicago: Protessional foot ball. Chicago Bears vs Providence .H ON •*»»•> 9
Boston; Columbia ihain program: Judson Orchestra...... V>>AC 401.3 399
Detroit: Novena services Loin the Shrine of the Little Mower.WJK *49.9 <
Cincinnati: Organ it-.-itaf '\4*'A 7,'r.TV
Springfield: Rvan radio talk: news flashes . ; WUA 333 1
Buffalo. N. Y.: Church services... vv i£.‘, 1 ,u “i/, •{ i!r,
Newark: Program same as WNAC MbH 4»~.3 •;>
3:ls—Atlantic City: Organ recital.. fr.'yv ~77
y : ;jO—Schenectady: Eastman Symphony Orchestra..., "Q> 3.9..» oxj
4 rtl 3 P.M."
4.oo—Cleveland: Willard Concert Ensemble "TAM 399-8 393
Atlantic City Organ, vocal and instrumental recital 7-7'!.’ ~,,7
New York: St. George's ve«per services - • • • "*JA 404.-. -U4
Schenectady: Organ recital trom Union College ... ..... ... ■ Jbi 3' :>
Newark: Don Voorhet s' Band. WGHP. WNAC. WMAQ and ..WOK 422.3 195
Springfield: Trinity Church services v'BZ 333.1 0.1
Pittsburgh. Organ recital- Shady side Presbyterian Church tWM
services KDKA 310.9 JBB,
New York: Volga Instrumental Trio WRNY 3JJ9I ~94
New York: Men's conference. WEEI. 'S TAG and WSAI from WfcAk 491.5 - 4
4 :15—Detmit: Art talk , Jit’ * l{ J
4:30 —Hartford. Conn.: Howard rauio hour •TIC 470.9 ooi
Chicago: Conn concert
5 Til B P.M.
s.oo—New York-. Soloist: one-act play: musical glass selections WRNY 309.1 ’.’o4
Hartford. Conn.: Howard houi ; Traveler* Ensemble .yV TIC 4.5-9 3 1
New York: Vocal soloist. Wilhelm s Kentuckians WMCA •»;<)■- r 4
Chicago: Musical romance*: Evangelistic Institute program WMAQ 44/,-5
s:lo—Minneapolis: House of Hope Presbyterian Church service* . WCCO 410.4 .*3.
6:ls—Chicago: Lyon & Healy rental WGN 300-! o»4
Atlantic City: Twilight concert ... ■ w “ ~<~.o 1 4-
6:30 —New York National Radio Vespers WBZ. W’lfZA. KYW. ~ ....
WHAM and .WJZ 4.>4.„ -94
New York: National Concert Orchestra. WRC. WJAR. WFI.
WGY. WGR. KSD. WOC and WOW from WEAF 491.5 JO4
UTO 7 I* M. •
COO—New York:' Roomers Homers ...WMCA 370.2 204
New .York: Little Journeys Into Gre. 1 American Indus- ( „ 0 ,
Detroit Goixi Will'Ensemble: Studio Vocal Troupe . WJR 440.9 397
Hartford. Conn.: Travelers Ensemble; organ recital .WIIC 475.9 301
Pittsburgh: Studio Symphony Orchestra KDK.A .UNO ino
Cleveland: Musical program; Cleveland Oichestra WTAM 399.8 393
Philadelphia: Organ recital by 80110 Maitland - -WOO 598..-
New York: Cello and vocal solps . WC&U -18.3 - 4
6:ls—Chicago: Studio Trio: soloists: ensemble Wo»t
(j :30—Baltimore: Studio Concert Orchestra . •• • wgAL -00.0 no
New York: Biblical drama. WRC. WSAI and KSD from ...WEAF 491.5 - 4
New York. The Granadas --WJZ 454.- -J*4
New York: Children’s hour W? ( -H J 19.1 - 4
Cincinnati: Ray Miller's Orchestra glj* «H 3 4«M
6:so—Minneapolis: Second Church of Christ Scientist WCCO 419.4 W3i
7 T» 8 P.M.
7:oo—New York. Pianist: Park Central Ensemble w gCH Hof
New York: Organ recital: musical literature ..WJ4 454 -94
Cincinnati: Millers Orchestra; theater announcements; First
Presbyterian Church services •iW B ” 4-8.3 sun
Baltimore: Studio Concert Orchestra WBAL r.Sj**} ~;?7
New Y’ork: MeAlpin Orchestra: songs s.™!;*. S.'L'.l 5/II
New York: Violin and piano recital wcgg -18.-*
Pittsburgh: Calvary Episcopal Church services JtDKA 315.9 188
Cleveland. Studio program ... .....WTAM 399.8 303
Detroit: Chimes: Goldkette's Ensemble: Ford and Glenn-
Central M F7 Chureh services ........... • WJR 440.9 397
Springfield Blue and Gold hour: news; Statler Ensemble. .. . . W Hi 333.1 .Ul
Chicago: The Million Sing: Punch and Judy: Drake Ensemble
and Blacks tone String Quintet: Bible resiling .WGN 395.9 5.4
Chicago: The Story Lady's hour JMAQ 447.6 5 4
Buffalo N. Y.: Eva» gelisttc services WKB"
Staten Island. N Y Recital: lecture- Bible questions and WBBR „ M , ~ j M r,
psiiai^GoVvsongs v..v.v.v.::: -.•:;:::::: :::::::>ea.a {}»»:» i.i«»
7:ls—Phila< elphia Holy Trinity services • • iJL'A !jV.,a 4si?
7:2o—Nashville. Tenn.: Program from New Fork WSM 349.9 non
Cincinnati: Musical program- chimes cohoer*. ..WbAl 381.3 4tw
New York: Canltpl Theater program, WRC. WJAR. WTAG,. ■ .
WCAE. W*J. KSD. WHO. WOW*. WHAS WbM, WMC .
W'SB and WBT. from ....... ....... WEAF 491.6 -04
7-30—Boston• Park Street Congregational Church services .... .WNAC 481.3 3uu
7:3o—Atlantic City. The Bible Story Man' : Chelsea Baptist yn& 142
Church services 7»,■?"e ing
7:4s—Newark: Levitow’s musical ■"™ 4—.0 ruo
8 Til V F M.
B:oo—Newark: Levitow’s musical: pianist .. ~ .WOR 422.3 19j»
Cincinnati: Sermonet: Congress String Quartet “9i4U3
Dallas. Radio Chapel services WFAA 4P9.8 I.iaa
Detroit: Hymn time with Ford and Olenn ..WJK 440.9 ; /
Cleveland: Twilight reflections ''TAM 399 8 303
Staten Island. N. Y.: B.ble questions and answers . WBBP. ~08.3 iB-»
New- York: Society Dame Orchestra: German hour of musie WMCA 370 - 2 4
New York: Vocal soloists •• ■ .- if-V i z'di
Davenport: Edwards' Congregational Church services .. - ■ W'K ;»<*•” *ijX
De* Moines: Christensens Onhestra »3».4 b»).>
New York: Collier's hour. WBZ. WBZA. KDKA. WJR, WCCO. ~ 0/14
WDAF KSD and WLW from ......... . (
Nashville. Tenn . First Presbyterian Church servlet-* ... ...WSM ..49 7- .>95
Chi-ago: Ev.ning Club »“rvices "MAQ 447.5 694
B:3o—New York: Schubert Centennial program vocal and instru- .
mental program: Compinsky Trio: Schubert Trio WGBS ~48. - 4
Chicago: Cornell and Gosden in a program of songs WLIB aua.u ov*
0 TO 10 P.M.
0 00—Hot Springs: Dornberger’s Orchestra: vocal and piano recital KTHS 384.4 905
New York: Rccnunim-ences of a reporter: vocal and pIar, °WPCH 309 1 294
New Vork: German hour of music; address: Meyer Concert ;j7O 2 204
New York ; 'What Cun a Man Believe’ W'RC WEEI, WJAR.
WGY. WCAE. WWJ WSAI. KSD WTAG. WHO and
WOW from vV’EAr 4511. Zlt*
Newark Effervescent, hour. WNAC. WMAQ WGHP and... WOR 422.3 195
Atlantu City: News: Traymore Concert Orchestra .WIG --- 14-
Zion. 111.: Treble Cieff Chorus: brass quartet: soloists WCBD 344 8 m ,
Chicago: ’ Auld Sandy” 3T,A', 403
9:ls—Cincinnati: Crosley Bsndlxnt hour: orchestra ’ •cri 1 a”i
Springfield: Ecker Concert Group 333. J 5-1
New York- Atwater Kent hour. WRC. WEEP WFRI, WGY
WGR. WCAE. WTAM, WWJ WSAI. WON KSD. WCCO.
WDC. WHO. Wow. WDAF. KVOO. WFAA WSM. WMC
WSB and WBT from 44011 -197
Detroit Organ recita! -•••••■• wiiksi' ' WJR 440.9
New York Vibrant melodies: Jubilee Singer*. WHAM. „ , lf)4
KDKA and WJZ ~ u *
iO TO II P.M.
10.90—New York: Utica Jubilee Singers: Don Amaizo, KDKA. KYW ... „ .....
WTMJ and WGMS from 22o'i» it 7
Detroit First Baptist Chureh program w.m
Springfield News: Grecnheid Military Band WBZ 333 1
Cincinnati: Crosley Orchestra weather report wi.w 4-8..1 too
Atlantic City: Vocal and instrumental recital: organ music yyj,^,
Boston Whites Columbians. WGHP WOR. WMAQ and. .-WNAC
New York Entertainers Palace Club program ”1131 ;»>”•' 2
Hot Springs- The Music Lovers' hour 0.-L/v, -opi
1013—Cleveland: Gill’s Orchestra 074 C 7^7
Davenport Meyer Comfort hour: weather report ipi
Cbi'-ago: Our Mnwc Room” . . . „ "wsnw “17 3 2 1
Buffalo “Back Horn- Melody Hour” wrrn 41(14 937
Minneapolis Musical program ' ’*
New York -Our Government,” by David Lawrence, wbg, . » 0 i
WEEI. WGY. WGR and WHO Dorn ... WEAF 4i>r.o -o*
11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT
11:00— Minneapolis Weather; organ recital .... ■ . •'SJSS -111-9 r!i)4
! Chicago: Sam and H-nry The Music Box": organ recital. ..WGN .«»»-» £94
Chit ago: Reverie hour: Whitnef* Tno . . . . 1 ”04
New York Studio recital: Mimic Club Orchestra . w ’'.o : !
U>* Angel's Cirde Concert Orchestra; organ recital SSA
sprmtfield Weather and missing parson reports ir'l'i 499 5 •> itou
Los Angeles Classical program ...... ..• • • ;-- • : £«{ "'399
ski« Ange'.cs Nuvs Trio- Aloha String Quartet: soloist KHJ ? • .F’lSg
San F'.-cncii' o Palace 4)rebr-s»ra: Scigor * Orchestra KJ (> 4-n 3 -,*■*-
12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 A.M. n
12 90—Ik>* Angeles Aloha String Quartet: soloists KHJ H'i?!,’
San Fiamireo Sclger's Oichestra. . %!, 468 5 2 309
Lo* Angeles.: N B C. program: violinist ■ -.1..
New York Mimic Hub Orchestra Whites Orchestra ”.Pf H 391 -, 4
Chicago■ The Hoodlums vvi - ll{ '* K ’
420 FOREIGN STATIONS.
j List at Department of Commerce
Doubles in Three Years.
j {
Only 2<i<> foreign radio motions were]
listed at the Department of Corn-]
rnerre at Wanhington during 1924. j
The numher Increased to 205 in Oe-!
tober, 1925; 24K in October. 1920, and j
420 In August, 1927.
The typical American broadcasting I
program Is »h'- general rule through I
out the world but in some countries
the daily news and governmental !
proclamation* supplement programs.
There are b*>«ver colonies in about
haT t|;e rounMc'-. of Pennsylvania.
! : service”!
on all kindn of
RADIO RECEIVERS
Ititeiligeii' Experienced Men
Await Your Call
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| 2119 18th St. N.W.
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THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. CL NOVEMBER 6, 1927-PART 1.
!! Tomorrow !!
i Night |
J GENERAL !
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|| Family Party ];!
| 9.30 I!
N eastern Standard Time
II (8.30 Central Standard Time) ||
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I I Chevrolet • Pontiac • Oldsmobik I I
I I Oakland • Buick •La Salle • Cadillac I I
I I Fisher Bodies • General Motors I [
I I Trucks >Yellow Cabs and Coaches I
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EXPORTS TO AUSTRALIA
SHOW LARGE INCREASE
New Zealand Also Listed as One of
Best Markets for Ameri
can Apparatus.
By far the best markets for Ameri
can exports of radio apparatus, a
trade field which is scarcely being
touched by an industry too absorbed
in getting radio into the millions of
homes in this country as yet unequip
ped. are Australia and New Zealand,
according to experts in the United
l states Department of Commerce.
I Australia increased its American
I radio purchases from $210,214 in 1923.
when radio first began to enter the
export trade, to $1,304,585 in 1928,
and during the first half of this
vea v the Australians have already
taken 5759.520 worth of American
radio sets and equipment.
The latter half of the year is the
best radio selling season, so that a
big boom is anticipated in this trade.
New Zealand, liking American as
sembled sets better even than Aus
tralia. which Imports mostly parts
and accessories, increased its imports
from $83,426 in 1923 to $627,222 in
1926, and for the first six months or
1927 have recorded imports from this
country to the value of $297,409.
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connection somewhere In the “A” cir
cuit or the plates of the "A" battery
are giving some trouble. Tt is more
logical to assume that there is some
thing wrong with the battery, and
inspection doubtless will be needed
bv the battery anyway.
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