New Britain herald., 1925-10-10

Mass: wMAQ. Chicago, H.; WRR. Dallas. Texas; KoA, Denver, Colo; KTHS, Hot Springs, Ark; WDAF, Kansas City. Mo; WCCO, Minneap- oils, Minn.: WsMB, New Orleans, La, WIZ. New York; KGo, Oak land, Calf: WILT, Philadelphia, Pa; KGW, Portland, Ore.; WGY, Schenectady, N. F.; WRC, Washing ton, D. c. Other cities in the group will probably be St. Louis, Mo; Salt Lake City, Utah; Cincinnati. Ohio, and Los Angeles, Calf.
 Toscha seidel, famous Russian vi- olinist, will be featured during the second Famous Artist Hour tomor- row night, beginning at 0:l5 o'clock. This program will be broadcast by WEAF and the chain.
 Vice President Charles G. Dawes will speak through WAAM, Newark, on Monday evening at about S;30 o'clock, in connection with the open ing of the Y. M. c. A. Industrial Work activities at Elizabeth, N, J.. The affair will take place at the armory in the latter city and will be an interesting one, An extensive program has been arranged.
 WTIC, Hartford, will broadcast the talk of Secretary Hoover before the National Association of Railroads and Public Utilities at Washington on Wednesday evening next at s o'clock. Because he is in charge of the nations broadcasting stations many will tune in expecting to hear him leave his subject for q moment and say something about radio. He will talk on. "Why the public inter est requires local rather than federal regulation of electrical utilities"
 Ex-President William II. Taft, chief justice of the United States supreme court, will be the principal speaker at the laying of the corner stone ceremonies for the new Level club building, 253 West 7Srd streeb which will be broadcast through VICES at 8 o'clock Saturday after noon, October 17. In the evening of the same day there will be a ban Quet at the Hotel Commodor and a number of Broadway celebrities and prominent speakers will also be heard on the air through the Gimbel station about 12:S0 a. m. Sunday. The Level club is composed of mem- bers of the Masonic fraternity.
 The grand opening of WDAt's new broadcasting station, employing an output of 1000 watts, will take place about the middle of this month, according to word from the Kansas City studio. Exact dates will be announced later.
 Tonight will be distinguished by | the opening of a new station in De- troit, WGHP, operating on 27O me- ters. The dodicatory program will begin at o'clock and will continue until late hour. The opening pro- grams will include Billy Murray, Rudy Weidoeft and Frank Banta.
 WTIC is considering entering the daylight broadcasting field, one pro- gram having been transmitted OH October 5. If the reports of fans, which have not been entirely exam ined, generally favor transmission during the daytime, it is possible that the station will present after noon programs in the future.
 Here's another interesting item , from Hartford:
 WTIC, the broadcasting service of The Travellers Insurance company at | Hartford, Conn, announces that 1t will broadcast several important : college football games on Saturday afternoons. The first of these will take place at New Haven on Oc- i tober 3l when Yale will play the Army. Others are:
 ! Harvard Princeton at Princeton 1 November [.
 Princeton-Ya at New Haven, 1 Novembc f.
 Harvard Yale at Cambridge, No i vember 21.
 Cornell-U. r. at Philadelphia, No yember 2G.
 Army-Navy at New York, Novem 1 Der 2S.
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