New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

brought into thu great broadcast chain of NGN, Schenectady on Wednesday evening next when program wilt be broadcast by the Rochester Little symphony orchos- ira, This program will also mark tho opening of q new studio by WlIAM. the Rochester station WHAM will broadcast simultano- ously with WGY,
 Christmas Day will he observed by WGY, in the service of the radio audience, The station will go on the air at 6:3O o'clock in the morn Ing with the candle service of the First Lutheran church of Albany the oldest Lutheran church in America. Sunrise in the eastern time belt Is at 7:29 o'clock and it Is expected that listeners in this vicinity will receive the station with much more volume than is usual during the daylight hours. During Christmas bay the station will be on the air morning, afternoon and evening,
 Christmas carols of century ago will be sung and played by artists from WTIC on Thursday evening next beginning at 10;30 o'clock and running beyond midnight.
 The studios and general headquar- fers of WOK, Chicago, have been moved from the Morrison hotel to the Chicago Beach hotch overlook ing Lake Michigan. The new stu dios and office are said to be second to none in America.
 Lambert Murphy, tenor, who ap- pcared in this city recently, will be one of the artists featured on the l Atwater Kent program tomorrow evening at 9;15 o'clock through stations WEAF, New York; WEI | Philadelphia; WCAp, Washington; WEAR, Providence; WCAE Pitts- burgh; WSAI, Cincinnati; woe, Davenport; WWJ, Detroit; WEEI, Boston, WCCO, Minenapolis; WGR, Buffalo; KSD, St, Louis; WTAG, Worcester; WLIB, Chicago, and ' WEAR, Cleveland
 In Washington radio is given credit for having promoted travel l orJ oIonaJ tho uco, r1nri 1o | first" idea. The hundreds of radio stations located all over this coun- 1 try have brought people closer to- | gethcr and have aroused a curiosity in radio listeners to visit the city from which they hear DN programs.
 Practically all large broadcast stations in New York are booked solid for advertising. It is difficult ! for anyone 10 get advertising l through these stations even at ad- vance dates. WEAF leads all other stations for advertising accounts and | revenue. The charge made by this station is said to range from S400 to SG00 per hour. WMCA is an- other New York station which "carries" a great amount of adyer- Using at rate said to be $500 an hour. Other broadCaSting stations throughout the country charge stiff rates for the use of their studio, but the average cost is estimated at 1 S75 an hour,
 1 Under q new plan. professional radio operators are now being en- listed ill the naval reserve corps to an encouraging extent. Amateur radio operators, however. are not enrolled.
 4 small Indiana broadcast station which gave up it's operation licenS" several months ago has applied for renewal of the license. How ever, the operators were told that | they would have 10 wait their turn like any new applicant for a broad casting license.
 The United States Marine bar racks home of the L. $. Marine Band, has been included in the land wire system of broadcasting Station WRC and concerts by the famous military organization will be broad cast throughout the winter by the Washington station in conjunction with WIZ and WGY.
 "Book Night" will from now Oil be used to designate the Monday night program from the University of Pittsburgh studio of Station IIDKA.
 The Radio Cocktail from WIZ has now graduated to highball and will be heard for an hour beginning at o'clock every Thursday even ing. Judge, Jr., is tho name of the entertainer who makes this hour in tercstiHg and amusing.
 Dr. Frank Sill Rogers return to the Sunday afternoon concert from WGI has been welcomed hy fans
 His organ recitals start at o'clock in the afternoon.
 Studio announcers usually indiyij- ualize themselves and their station by giving their call letters in some unusual and characteristic fashion, as singing the name or the location