August 30, 1924 RADIO DIGES T—Illustrated

WHO. DCS Moines, !a. (Central, 52B). 7:S0-D p. in., Tho Bankers Life Radio orehestra. WIP, Philadelphia, Pa. (Eastern. Daylight. 509), -10 Wednesday, August. 27 n. m., su.isliuie gossip; 10:10. Bernarr MacFadden's Headliners of the IVlek Health talk; 3 p. m., "What :he wild waves aro say- ing'"; 3:30, Comfort's Philharmonic orchestra, Iv.Uherina HIS week will be a week of long jump, .but, the Eight Russian Melson. contralto; C-. Spadocclni. trombone soloist; i. Silont night for: CKAC. KGO. WFAA. WFI. WGY, Bob Lenum's dancc orchestra; 6:00, Eddie ElUins.' • WIP, WOAW, WRC, WSAI. varieties. Programs will tickle' Volga Singers will entertain this sta- dance orehuslm; 7, Unclc Wip's bedtime stories. CKAC, Montreal, Can. .(Eastern, Daylight, 423), 1:45 tion's large audience on Saturday p. in., luncheon concert, Mount Roya! hotel. T.the palate.of the most particular WJAR, Providence, R. I. (Easiern, Daylight, 3G0). 10 CNBM, Montreal. Can. (Eastern, Daylight, 341)', 0 of iladiophrtns. On Wednesday night, night. While this is going on, Freda a. m., Iiousohold hints; 1;05 p. m„ studio program; • 7:30, musical program. .p. m., or diestra of It. M. S. "Atiieiiiu"; Charles H. at Station WHB, the pibroch will call Sankers Ragamuffins, will perform Spitllo, violinist; B. Proulx. bmijoist; Mildred l'age, WJZ, New York City, (Eastern. Daylicht, 445), 1 p. m., reader; Curlin, saxophonist. to the front Jack Bordie, the Harry before the microphone at WSAT. HoU-1 Astor trio; 7, Cafe Boulevard ensemble; 8:15. piauUt; 8:30, violinist; K:48, pianist; 0. Sava Tcherny. CNRO» Ottawa, Can. (Eastern, Daylight, 435). 8 p. m., Lauder of the A. E. F. At WSB, the . Two wonderful p r o g r a in s are vlollnUt: 0:40. pianist; 10, talk; 10:30. Greenwich .Chateau Laurier hotel; Orpheus singers; Chateau scheduled for Sunday evening when Villisc Jnn orehesLra. Laurier Strlnc Quartet; Hushes Johnson, pianist; Harry fistic knights of the resined ring- and. A. Underwood, tenor. roped arena, Young Stribling a.nd Paul the Metropolitan theater broadcasts' WKAQ, San Juan, P. R. (Central, SCO). G-S p. m„ KDKA, . E. Pittsburgh. Pa. (Eastern, 326), 11:15 a. in.. from KFI, and when Comforts. Phil- munielp.il band. Berlinback, will battle for honors, • WLS, Chicago, 111. (Central, Daylight, 345).. 1-2 p. ill., Dnugherty's orchestra; o:30, Grecorio ScaUio's orches- harmonic ovchestra plays at WIP. tra; 6:30, children's period, Richard the lüddícr; 7:15, They are going to spring a surprise Estella Webster, soprano; "How to Cull Farm Hens." H. L. Kcmp.uer; "How Some Farmers Meet Competi- literary program, Marjory Stewart; S, Rubv Dunn at CKAC, Thursday night in the form Big doings at WLW, when the Zoo- MeCurdy, contralto; Sirs. A. B. Zerby, reader; KarJ tion," Earl Price; 0:30, Ralph Emerson, organist; .7, C. SfcCurdy. pianist; William M. Brenmn. tenor; of a special entertainment, consisting logical Gardens All-Star Frolic cut Hill, ll-vslj ind Gorney, "The Throe Musketeers"; Josephine Cridland. violinist. capers on Monday night. Everyone 7:15, Samuel Madia, phenominal baritone-soprano; 7:45, of music and songs. 'Any fans., lis- lullaliy time. Ford ltus.h, Glenn Bowell; 8. juvenila KF1, Los Angeles, Calif. (Pacific, 469), 0:43-7:30 p. in., tening in to KDKA on this night will ' is welcome, and the only admission hour, ;"Bnys' and Girls' Hour"; 9-10, 'Brecdinc for detect!re-stories; vocal concert; 7:.'¡0-3, "Mamy" Sim- fee is to be ahle to listen in on a • Eggs on the General Farm," H. L. -Kempstor; talk, mons and Crosby Sisters; S-'J. EventiiK Herald, Frank hear the far famed "Little Symphony "Answering the Farmers' Questions," "liar! Price: . Carr'3 orchesti-a; 9-10, Examiner program; 10-11, Concert." This will-be a treat for Radio set. A resume of the day's Blanche Robinson, pianist; 10, Madorn trio; 10:30, Ford Hollyvrcodlnad community orchestra; 11-12, Ambassador sport will be the feature on the pro- the music lovers. .Bush, Glenn Bowel 1; 10:50, Hotel Sherman College hotel. Coeoanut Grove orchestra. gram of Station WOR. Inn orehestra. KFNF, Shenandoah, la. (Central, 266), 7:30 p m, "The Elements of Human Person- WLW, Cincinnati, Ohio. (Central. Daylight, 423), S music. ality," will be a talk with a punch What do you want? - An organ re- . KFDA. Seattle. Wash. (Pacific, 455), S:30 p, m., mu- p. m., Virginia cnteitamers; whistling ?.olos and imi- on Friday evening from Station "WGI. cital or some "jazz?" You can have tations, Donald Bain; 9:15, original compositions, H. sical program. H. Walker. KFSG, Los Angeles,. Calif. (Paeilio, 278). 2:30-4:30 p. People interested in poultry, will be them both on Tuesday evening. The m., divine healing service, Aimce Sempie McPbmon; Detroit News orehestra ..will broad- W M A ft, Chicago, III. (Central, Daylight, 447.5), 6 G:30-7;30, Gray studio concert. delighted with the talk on, "Parasites p. m., Chicago. thcatGr organ; 6:30, stories for chil- and Diseases of the Poultry Flock," cast from WWJ, and the family can dren, Kathcrino Waller;. 9,' talk, Chicago ebatities; KGO. Oakland. Calif. (Pacific, 312). 3 p. m., speaker, 9:15, Oscar Williamson, tenor. Cora L, Williams institute; 4-5:30, concert, orchestra which will go on thó air from WLS, dance to the latest dance" musie. If . of tie Hotel St. Francis. you care for something more sub- WMH, Cincinnati. Ohio (Central, Daylight, 309), S-0 KH1, Los Angeles, Cnlll. (Pacific, 395), 12:30-1:15 p. m. the farmers' station.. p. m., labloid musical program; 9-11, Dcaring's Rain- concert. The Oaks' Ta vein orchestra; Fred C. McNabb, dued, 'tune in WOO, and hear the bow orchestra. speaker; 6-6:30, Art Hickman's concert orchestra, <11 - From the icy steppes of far off organ recital which will carry .you WOC,- Davenport. Iowa (Central, 434), 12 m., chimes: 8 p. ra.. Ervvin Sivlndell. organist; Edwin R. Ball, rsction, Edward Fitzpatrlck; 6:30-7:30. children's pro- Russia to the studio of.WEAP is a back to your childhood days. gram, "American History," Prof. Walter Sylvester Hortzog: Dick Win.slow, semen juvenile: bedtime WOO, Philadelphia, Pa. (Eastern. Daylight. 509), 11 Story; Uncle John; 8-9:30. conccit, courtesy, Piatt Music a. m., organ recital; 12:U2, Wanamaker crystal tea company, direction, Edwin Lester; 0:30-10, Dr. Mars room orchestra; 4:45, organ recital; 7:ül>, A_ Candclurl F. Baumgardt; the Filipino Suin(; orchesti-a, courte^y. Blue Bird Cafeteria; 10-11, _\rt Hickman's dance or- 2, Arcadia cafe conccvt orehestra; "Care of Children," chestra, divectoi;. Earl BurtnctL. Mrs. Louis Love; 7:30, Dream Daddy's bedtime sLories; KLX. Oakland, Calif. (Paoiftc, 509), 8-10:30 p. m., 8, Arnold Abbott's "ConvcrsaUon Comor;". 9:30, talks, studio program, presenting Rigolctlo; Wendell Hall. "Miss America" and "Miss Philadelphia;" 10, Arcadia KPO. San Francisco, Calif, (Pacific, 423). 1-2 p. m., cafe dance orchestra. Kudi' Seifor's Fairmont hutel orchestra; 2:30-3:30. WEAF, New York City, (Eastern, Daylight. 492), 11-12 Garry Fisher's Amphlans: 4:30-5:30, Rudy Seiger's a. m.p pianist; 4-5 p. ni-, instrumental trio; 6-10, Fairmont hotel orchestra; 5:30-(i:30, children's hoin- dinner concert. stories. Bic brother of KPO; 7-7:30.. Rudy Seiner's WEAO, Columbus. Ohio (Eastern, 380), 1:30 p. a., Richard Hendricks (lower left), Fairmont hotel orchestra; S-I0, Charles Smith, conici- educational lecture, member Ohio Stale university juvenile screen star, is well- i faculty; 4, farm talk, faculty member; music, univer- st; Mrs. Charles E. Ivor, accompanist; Charles E. Kc sity ar tints. known to Paciflo coast young- 1 sters who liave been listening : KSD. St. Louis, WEBH. Chicago, 111. (Central. Daylight. 370). 7:30- to him for the past "year from S:30 p. m., Louiso Porlman, violinist; Oriole orchestra; man's orchesli-;.. KHJ, Los Angeles. He will ap- KYW, Chicago, Hi. (Central, Daylight. 536), 6:45 p. m„ 0130-10:30, Drury Lcnington, tenor; Jlarlc Kelly, children's story. Unele Bob; 7-7:30. dinner concert. i-eeder; steel guitar duets, Laimdon brothers; Orioh: pear on the Friday evening pro- Congress hotel; 7:30-8, prosnam, KVW'j smdiu; S- oi-cliesira; 11-.30-12:30, Paul Looker, tenor; steel suiti:r gram, August 29. S:5S. International College of music: 9:45-12:30. mid- . ducts, Lansdoii hrntliors; Oriole orchestra. night rovue. WFAA, Dallas, Tex. (Central, 476), 12:30-1 p. ra.. PWX, Havana. Cuba (Eastern. 400). 3:30 p. ni,, Gen- . eral statf bund. Cuban Army, Captain Jose Molina Torres, band leader. WBAV. Columbus. Ohio (Eastern, 423), 12 m„ II» • ]j>rbach • Owens, pianiki. WBBR, New York City, N. Y. (Eastern, Daylight. 273), S p. m., instrumental selections; S:15', sonjjs; S:ij. instrumental selections. WBZ, Springfield, Mass. (Eastern, Dayllghl,' 337), 7:30 -~._P. JF., bedtime story for kiddies: 7:40, Lenox IS. "Binclow. baritone; Mildred 1. Chapín, accompanist; 9, Minerva trio; 11 :',;n, Leo lielsmaa and. his Hotel •Brunswick orchestra; songs, Bill Cuty, Jack Armstron;:. WCAE, Pittsburgh, Pa. (Eastern. Daylight, 462), 3 p. m., Fred Ro¡.enfeld, pianist: 0:3(1. dinner concert, WHUuni Penn hotel; 7:30, Sunshine girl; 0:30, musleale. WCAP. Washinnton, D. O. (Eastern Standard. 460), 7:30-8 p. m„ open air concert; 8-8:15, Evoready trio; 8143-fc.tS, band; 9:15-10, nnis-icale. WCAY. Milwaukee. Wis. (Central, 266), 0:30 p. m., musical procrani, sponsored by Uie Boston SlDie: Florence Fry, soprano; Teddy Cowagion, aecordicntst;

and his rcof carden orcliC3l.ra 8:1.3. HarrlciC G. Kid ley, orjiani 0. WOO oi Robert 15. Golden, director; 10, Cuudelorl" WOS, Jefferson City, Mfl. (Central, 440.9), S \v. m., ' 'Wheat Piodutstiim in Missouri," W. C. Ethcndec; 8:20, Old Time String irlo. WQJ. Chitaqo. 111. (Central, Daylight. 446). 3-1 p. m.. talks; 7-S, soprano, musical readings, ring*;- 10-2, orchestra; Scotch tenor, harmony singers. WOR, Newark, N. J. (Eastern, Dayliqht,'405), 2:30-3:15 p. tu., popui.ir prosr.im. Ge»r¡;o Perry, tonnr. Russei Blumstein, piano accompanist; recital, Janet F. Hall; contralto; 6:15-Ú:lo, Bandistei's Olympic Pari; orches- tra; resume of (lay's sports: 8-8:13, Gene Infiruliam nnfl his or dies l ra; ::iU, Marcel la Graft, drtiuialic so- prano; 10:30-11, Manhattan screnaders. WRC, Washington. D. G.. (Eastern, Daylight. 469), 3:10 p. m.; souk recital; 3:45. pi nñu recital; 4, sons recital; 6,

Mary Toomcy puts all the little Texas children to sleep every might -with her hefltiino stories from WFAA, Bailas. If you want snappy dance tunes, get SPO, San Francisco and the versatile hand of which E. Max Bradfleld (right) is tlie justly proud laader.

Thursday, August 28 Sidney Gross, flollhlst; Louise Aldrlch, accompanist. p.m.. Meyer Davis Bellevue Stratford concert orehestra; orchestral selections, Charles Siilllvan,. Mia. Charles WCX, Detroit, Mich. (Eastern, 517); 4:15 p.. ni.,-musical 3, Chicago grain market reports; 3:0ti, Sot Zaleb and • Sullivan, May Dolies. : program; 6, .dinner concert; 7, musical program under his Rosó Tree theater dance orrtmstia; 0:30, Meyer WHAS, Louisville, Ky. (Central, 400), 4-5 p. m., Alamo - ]ht fori. KSD, WDÁR, WHO, WJAR, WOO, direction, or ' Bertha- Bright-. Kna'pp. ;. .Davis Bellevue Stratford concert orchestra. . theater orehestra; 7:30-0, K.. & I. Terminal Railroad went . WDAF, Kansas City. Mo. (Central, 411), 3:80-4:30 WGI,' Med ford Hillside, Mass. (Eastern. Daylight, 350), : orchestra, .T. Clark .Martin. CKAC, Montreal, Can. (Eastern, Daylight, 425). 7 p. p. m_,. the. Star's Radio trio; 0-7, School of tho. Air,- S" p. -ra,, popular song bits, Don; Ramsey. ,\yHB,; Kansas City, Mo. (Central, 411), 7.-S p. ni... kiddles' stories In French and English; 7:30, All. piano lulling in number on tho Duo-Art'; . address, WGRi Buffalo, Ni Y. (Eastern. Daylight, SIS). 32:30-1. .' soprano, solos, - Nina McCbmbs; address on' astronomy, Royal hotel special -concert; 8:30, spcelal entertainment; speaker from tho Moat Council of Greater Kansas City.; •p.- m;, GeorñQ • Albert Bouchard, organist; i> :30-7:30.'. '•:' Dr.' E-' G. Davis; vocal.solos,'Jack Bardie. the Harry 10:30, Mt, Royal hntcl dance program. weekly health talk, auspice*. Health Conservation os-' ' dinner music; 9-10:3(1, variety program, Argo Musical • Lauder of the A.-J3. F. • KDKA, E; Pittsburgh,. Pa. (Eastern. 326), 11:15' a. ra., sociatipn; the 'Tell-ilc-a-Story lady;.. music, . Carl' . club.; 10:30-ll, concert, Chlpman studios, direction of WKN, New York i Oity, (Eastern. Day J i slit, 360). 2:15 Scalzo's orchestra; 5:30 p. in., KDfCA Little Sym- NordbeTc's 'Plantation, players; 8-9:30. program by. Gertrude . Hutchinson; 11:30, eupper-dance ..music, Pv ni.,. Al Hurt-& company; 2:30,'Harry-Hock and on-- phony orchestra; 8,. KD1CA Little Symphony orchestra, 1 tcrtaihers; 2:15/. Louisiana'.live;.''3:45, tenor; .4, lm-: Victor Salid ole. . conductor; Mrs. Gertrude S. Iving, .. WDAFV favoritos: of the year; 11:45 p.-.m.-l a.. m.. ' Vincent Lopev. Hotel Statler- dance' '«diestra,. Harold suprann; 10,'conccrt. . Higblhawk • frolic,. llió":'Plantation players; Closer'.'director...." : • , ..personatOr;.'4:15, dramatic' soprano;- 4:30, concert- barl- : time; 4:45. readings; 5, "pianologüíss 5:16, sincor; 6:30,. KFI, Los Angeles. Calif. (Pacific, 469), 6:45-8*®. m., W.DAR, Philadelphia, Pa; (Eastern, Daylight,-395), 11:45. WGY. 'Schenectady, N, Y. (Eastern. Standard,'.-i360), 5 I M. C. A.i lecture; Ron Ton urchestra; 8-9, Am- a.. m.. -dally.-almanac; ,J2':02 p,, m^ -Stanley theater . p.. m.v/A'dvonutro ' story;'silent riifíht.- .díniftEiIcbnqMt': ' 7 vtpllnr =8:45, eld 1 organ irtítitalf' lSt80; ".Arcadia'":(JBfe' •concert' •orclmtra?. W-H-AA^ fowa: City,'.»l«u"(Control» -484). ,32¿3¿>rlu-P<.Jfe * 'faiflnottedv.inusic; arthMtraWáTri' ¿v. ••: