The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-08
NEW HOOK-UP
RECORD FOR
SIZE
"Home Service Talks" Ar
ranged by WEAF, Exceeded
Only in Presidential Election
by LISTENER.IN

A new hook-up of stations, bigger
than any other ever attempted ex-
cept for Presidential addresses and
national conventions, has been ar
ranged by WEAF to function three
mornings a week beginning Sep
tennber 81. to broadcast Home
Service Talks for women by Betty
Croker.
The new chain WIN include sta.
tons all the way from coast to
coast and win link twelve of the
biggest stations in the country.
WCAP, washington, is not included
In the arrangement. The stations
to be included are: WEEP, Boston:
WEAF, New York; WIFI, Philadel-
phia; wCAE, Pittsburgh; WGR,
buffalo; WEAR. Cleveland; WV.
Detroit, WHIT, Chicago; KSD, St.
Louis; WDAF, Kansas City; WCCO.
st. Paul, Minneapolis, and XII, Los
Angeles.
The new arrangement is the out
come Of q series OF talks by Betty
Croker, over WCCO. last year. con-
Quoted by the Washburn- Crosby
Company. The new series, with a
national audience, Is sponsored by
the same company for advertising
purposes.
bob Lawrence and the Army
Music School Band had a big
audience last night which included
besides Washington listeners, the
audience of WEAF, New York, and
WOO, Philadelphia.
Two more interesting. exciting.
and satisfactorily concluding base
ball games than the two broadcast
yesterday from the studio Of the
Times, over WRC. do not often
come in the same day.
1t is interesting to watch the
phones In the. studio after each
game. Always a few of the base
ball audience take that opportunity
to call William NJ. Sweets and
thank him for his work. 1t usually
keeps him busy, answering them.
Hebriac religious music will be
presented by the Ohev Sholom
Choir of Washington over WRC
tonight. The choir viii be directed
by Samuel Wolkovsky. and will
have with 1t the Reverend Abra-
ham Kalnus, recently appointed
cantor.
Lighter entertainment tonight
will include a return to the airs or
Sanchez and Milsteal, known to
listeners as "The Texans" who are
popular with the New York audi
ence for their renditions of popular
songs.
Other events tonight will include
dance music by Spencer Tupman'
Hotel Mayflower orchestra, over
the Seven Seas." the musical trav'
elogue and dinner music by Seide-
mann's Shoreham Hotel orchestra.
WRC's Complete Bill
12-Organ recital by Mrs. Frank
A. Frost from First Congregational
Church.
i p. m.-Hotel Mayfloweg or
1856 p. m.-P1ay-by-play account
of the Washington-Phi Philadelphia
game.
6:55 D. n.-Baseball scores.
%. m.--"Over the Seven Seas
Shanghai, Picking" broadcast with
stations WIZ and WYG from New
York.
1880 p. m.-shoreham Hotel or.
chestra.
$50 D. m.-"The Texans" San
chez and Milstead. popular songs.
9 p. m.-Concert by the Ohev
Sholom choir under the direction OF
Samuel Wolkovsky; Abraham Kali
mus, cantor, broadcast with station
WIZ in New York.
Program:
Address, Hebrew Song Service
and the New Year." by Rabbi j. T.
Loeb.
"Adoshem Zechoronu," psalm
cvx: 1919. Steinberg, by choir.
"Mimkomecho," Abres, by choir.
"Unesane Tokef," Wolkovsky, by
"Odom Yesodo Meofor," Chapa-
linski. Cantor solo by Reverend
Abraham Kalmus.
"Hallelujah" psalm cD, Levan-
dovsky, by choir.
10 p. NV. Spencer Tupman
orchestra.
On Early Tomorrow
WCAP-6:45 and 7:45 a. inflow
er health exercises.
WRC-9 to 10 a. m.-Women' s
hour.