The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
OAKLAND SHOW
LOOKS BEST
But There Are Other Good
Programs Around

IL theyll stand Thursday night.
cut thru tho static N there r. any
ana pull 'cm Ia. lra sient night
again IN seattle
k1o tgglk o. Oakland. appears 10
have tho most interesting program,
II starts of az . with 90 minutes
Of tho cAaaios by "A string THO. then
comes 90 minutes OF grand opera,
with sopranos. tcnors. bsrltonea and
plhnoa. then "A final 40 minutes OF
old.time songs lialatcad's orchestra
plays three hours Of dance music.
from 10 to !. TO top OF the evening.
Soucral fans echo hero reported
reception Of WMBF az MA 20
bcdch. ria. aud toho fhiHk they
nay rest on those laHrris. arc IN.
riicd ~ 90 guHHiHg for PWN. az
Hapana. CHba, The station trorks
az 100 metera aud - on Monday,
"Wednesday and Saturday. from $50
p Hi. Pacific time. Almost impos.
sibic. this fine q tho ycur. but
WcH, 90 uhrud.
on tho Oakland program arc such
good selections az Hubay'a Hughrian
cmrdas. Ia Donna q Mobile. sung
by Cwynri Jones. Juaniia. sung by
the Homestead Male quartet. IN
Take You Home Again. Kathleen,
sung BY Mary Groom Richards and
a mixed quartet, and Sweet Gen,
evleye. also by mixed quartet.
CNRC fli0J a. Calgary. offers a
good program bV fha Haydn male
quartet stariiag al ThWsdaV
AmeHg the selections arc Rolling
Dorm % RIO" Long. Long Ago.
"Lct Tho mus Rcsoand+ AID "T'he
saHdman"-a by me quartet
There ore ttolln. piano and Other
solos. The Lucia scriet Is on The
program.
Being careful 10 dodge an In.
surancc talk at 1880. you may
listen TO the sciots band playing
from XIII 400 ut s.
Theo friaH plays another organ
recital from kPO fissJ az Thurs,
day. uhle 0ladys serrait tsiH Elm.
soprano solos during me iHiermia,
sons.
Stations silent tonight. beside the
locals. include XIX. Oakland; KoA
Denver KFAE. Pullman. wEMc
Berrien Springs. aud WILD. Moose
heart. Don't waste time dislins Tot
'em.
Students Of ths u. Of O.. southern
branch. put on campus Bi0hf doin'i
from xxx 1871 a, Hoiivstood
starting at n Thursday
One thing we're going TO hear
Friday Is strauss Blue Danube
waltz. which viii be played by
the ilofmann orchestra on tho
o'clock dinner hour program.
Another Il selection from
Mdlle. Modiste. played by Rirch.
ncr's orchestra from KrCL ut I.
Another old song program start,
from KGW flstJ az Portland. at s
Thufssog. Dance music Of 10.
Among the things we shall no,
listen TO for the next four weeks
arc;
sopanoez. singing BY the Waters
OF Minne,onka.
saxophonists. playing copenhaE
en-. CS nuff7 S too muohD
contral,os, hassos. tcnorA bari
tones or altos singing when You
and / Were Young. Maggie.
And siiti eHother flock Of old
melodies are scheduicd 10 start from
hFE fi67J Los Angeles. at 1880
Ralph Rely. tenor. iCill sing. Scot,
/ progrdnt az !.
Gilda GrEy. dancer. viii make
her bow before the mike some
time after 1890 Thursday night,
when she viii he initiated into
The MIR Order OF Bats. Miss
Gray's dancing being q noiseless
sort of affair. sho win sing for
the fans instead.
Moran school for boys presents Il.
final radio seminar from KFoA
$50 at Thursday. There win be O
musical program. Frank G.. Moran
viii talk about "a daily program foi
efficient boyhood"
| Alaska Weekly broadcast an
interesting souriough program
from kTCL Wednesday evening,
with talks by pioneers and music
by Alaskan girls. The Weekly
stages program every Wednes.
day evening, generally with
Northern talent.
Reception of KDKA. East Pitts
burgh. on portable operadlo set
Ia reported by Loon Holman, 212i
Third ave. distributor OF the sets
Ho says reception up TO 1000 mile.
on the loop Is n regular happening.
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