The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-23
|ROInping Around
the
Radio Dial
BY Listener-In.

uOCLfdk HJAtlC Oh tdSb IitSLAl A!1D 49,
too great handicap for the Navy
Band to overcome.
That was q concert--with the Ben
ter bandsn1An and the Herbert mu-
sic at their best.
No real radio enthusiast could
have twisted the dials last nignE
after he had once tuned In one OF
the three stations broadcasting the
concert.
The static that appeared Sunday
night and was again in evide ice
last night was to be expected due
to the changed atmospheric condi-
tions Of the season. According to
the general weather forecasts, how
ever. the ether will be clear In
another day or two. Then for tie
coast.
The Louis Thompson studio artists
are establishing broadcasting rec
ords these days. Their untiring de-.
votion to the microphone and their
steady march to the broadcasting
studios are bringing to them con
siderable notice throughout the
country. And the applause cards
continue to roll In.
CnafuS MALDOu, Guc WOFu'DHuY'
ping announcer Of The Washington
Times studio, is beginning to show
FsiSns of becoming the worst OF Us
baaehssH bugs.
Those footnotes Of information re-
garding the status of the players,
are mighty interesting.
And we still are wondering what
Mr.. Matson will say when the final
out that leaves the pennant in
washington hands is made. 4
xxx, the interesting broad
casting station Of Hastings, Neb.,
has changed its wave length to 291
meters. No more interference from
KDKA, WBZ and Zion City.
If you see a big automobile with
a dark body. carrying the Massa-
chusetts license 1859. call the po-
lice. There's a big reward offered.
The WBZ announcer said so last
night.
Wendell Hall is on his way back
East. Last week he was singing at
Hastings and Saturday night he
was on the woo, Davenport. Ia,
program.
j. w. Beers, whose home-built SUI
perhetrodynex is bringing the world
to his living.room in Forest Glen,
Nd, has sent US the following de-
tailed log of last Saturday nights
reception which is a complete vim
dication for his model OF the charges
that the super.het lie too sensitive
for quick tuning.
In fact, the log is a remarkable
bit of evidence that the distant sta
tons do come in well enough to
enjoy.
$3.50 D. m, KDKA: 6:55, WRC;
500, WNAC; 6:1S, WFBG; 6:1S WOR:
e:22, WHAM; 6:25, WEAF: 6:32. or.
chestra, WIZ: 6:35, III Trovatore,
WCAE: 6:3S, sports, WOO; $40, II
Can't Get the One Want" WFBH
6:43, baseball scores. WNYC; 6:44,
reports of stolen autos, KOP, De-
troit; TIA, Chopin's Waltz in 3
Minor" WMAF; 7:16. Hungarian
Dances and 3, WV; 7Is, solo.
WY; 1920. address, WBZ: 1872.
Highland Male Quartet, WGI; T:27,
Boy Scout program, WIFI; TAD. solo,
Before You Came" webb: TAB,
"Marcheta." WPAJ; 7:46. soprano
solo. wAAM; 1853. speech ana in.
LefVlSWS. WEAN ana w MAJ, los.
review Of a golf book, WGY: 1903,
story. Life Made Up of Smiles,
Sniffles and Sobs.'' KYW; sos, cello
solo, followed by baritone solo
CNRM; $40, cornet duet. LA
Paloma." wCBD: S:2s, chimes.
WHAS; 1858, where's That Old
Girl of Miner" Wink; 9:O6, or.
chestral selections, WICK; s:15, or
chestra, wTAS; s17. violin solo
KFNF; 9.25, "Rockabye My Baby
Blues" WOAW: 9:42, "Marcheta,"
vocal, WEAO; S:4s. violin solo
WSB; 9:49. orchestra. WMH; 1898
call letters only. WHB: 1906
weather report, NAA; 1914, Call
letters. code bad, KFKB; 1920
Minor singing in baritone ana fal.
setto, WLW; 1925, code killed name
Of song, WFAA; 1927, I'D Be
Contented With YOU" VOL; iO:40
Somewhere a Voice Is Calling"
WSAI; 1914, instrumental, BE
lieve Me-" woo; 1880. you Re-
mind Me of My Mother" instru
mental, WAX; 1856. story about
a man named Berry; WIN: 1875
reading of the names of those send
ing in messages, kirk; 1881, rlay
KGO; 1905, announcement, WFAA:
1910, quartet, might Time" Wis
1912, instrumental music, code very
annoying, XII"