Evening star., 1924-02-21
RADIO NEWS

Ed CAuow, originator of Tony
the Barber" will outline some OF the
recent activities of Tony tonight from
| WRC, tho Radio Corporation OF
America station. Instrumental and
vocal selections and talks predom-
mate on 1.-THE Voice Of the Capitals
program Sam Rosey's concert trio
and the Aloha players in a concert
of Hawaiian music are two of the
featured numbers.
The king of popular musicians
, Paul Whitenan and his world-fa-
nous orchestra. will broadcast a
dance music recital for the audience
! 1880 to pm. The program will he
picked up from the Palais Royal in
New York city. One of the selections
which Whitenan's Orchestra will
play is the popular waltz. Wonder
full One" Whiteman wrote the first
draft of the song on the back of
a trunk check the day he married
Wanda Hoff.
Five hundred artistic posters de-
signed to advertise Washington's
first annual radio show. at Conven-
tion Hall the week of March 10 to
s6. have been printed and will be
distributed within the next few days
for for display in the windows Of the
the city. The posters are done in
four colors and can truly be described
as works Of art
M. S." Chevy Chase. asks the fol-
lowing question:
viii some radio fan please tell me
what radio station was broadcasting
'Toreador' in English. male voices,
at 1887 am. Saturday night. on Il
wave length of about 450 meters:
We all enjoy the radio page"
&C. VI. g." asks:
please tell me what station is as
signed call letters WBBR? They were
heard early Sunday morn ing, about
1870 o'clock"
WBBR is the station of the Peo-
' pies Pulpit Association, Rossville
M. p. W." 14l1 wyoming avenue
northwest, wishes to know the fol-
lowing:
please let me know through the
hroadcastinE between II and IL pm
ing 1T Amt Going to Rain No More
The announcer also stated that Lieut.
Griffis, who was just released from
prison in Germany. where he was in
oI TO With the h1 tradlins hin of Be,
pearance Tuesday night
FLORENCE &. POSToN. I'LL eth
street northeast, sends this question
TO the Radio Editor:
please inform me through your
valued column. if possible, the iden-
tity of the station broadcasting Il
concert of music by a 'strinGcd en-
semble.' This was about IL pm. Sun
day"
RALPH MONTGOMERY, 5l4 X
street northeast. writes:
II would appreciate IL very much If
some fan could tell me what station
was broadcasting a concert by the
Washington and Jefferson Glec Club
Saturday night. The station signed
off at 11:20 p.m."
IL. II. G., Jr," asks this:
Gould some one inform me through
your radio column what station l re-
ceived Friday night about III o'clock
wall / heard several announcements,
but none distinctly. Most of the mum
bers were played on Il steel strinEed
instrument which sounded like a gull
tar. Also a woman sang some songs.
~. +. c." sends the following to
this column:
Gould some one tell me what sta
ton was broadcastinG d church serV-
ice Sunday night about 1880 AM.
eastern standard time? Also is there
an observatory that does any broad
casting in the United Statcs'
MRS. NJ. A. BLETz. 134s Euclid
street, sends the following interest
ing cornmunica ton to the radio ed
itor regarding the hearing OF station
KDKA, Pittsburgh, by her nephew, IN
Brazil. distance Of more than 5000
miles:
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