The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-09
|ROnnping Around
the
Radio Dial
BY Listener-In

The winter series OF concerts
from our service bands started last
night with a program by the United
States Marine, broadcasted direct
from the Marine Barracks.
Last nights appearance was the
second one of this season for the
Marine Band Two weeks ago the
i Devil Dogs were on the air in
Ia return home" engagement.
Under the splendid leadership of
Captain William H. Santlemann
4 last night the band went through q
| pleasing group of numbers with its
own inimitable style.
Reception for out-of.town stations
was excellent last night and after
| tuning in on several speeches and
song recitals we settled down to
hear some. good dance music.
Three stations in different parts
tof the country held our fancy with
WEAR at Cleveland. OHIO. WENR
at Chicago, and WMBF' at Miami
Beach, Fla.
The music from the Miami
orchestra seemed to be the sfavorite
and we listened there for several
groups of numbers that contained
two dreamy waltzes, that came in
fine.
Tonight through Station WCAP,
the local bridge fiends will have d
chance to get in on the bridge by
radio" craze that is sweeping the
country.
A bridge game viii be broad
casted from the local station play
by play, and we ought to be able
to get some good tips to help our
gaLss tonight r. e. Dennison, Of
Portland, Me-; Wilbur q. White
head. Milton G. Work and Mrs.
Canada viii play the game.
Station VITO. at Hartford, Conn.
will begin December 20 to broad.
cast q series of fifteen Sunday
radio concerts. The programs viii
include number OF Metropolitan
artists. With the exception Of
three Of the concerts, ali win 3e
sent through the air ut SIS O'CLOCK.
The Army Band concert to be
broadcast from the Army Barracks
will vie with Roxy and his Gang
for honors on tonight's program.
Captain William ]. Stannard win
direct the Army Band program and
GamDf Doug Stanbury, Flor
ence Mulholland and olive Cornell
will lead in R0xy's offering.
Other musical features viii be
offered by the "Ipana Troubadors
and the washington Male quartet.
WRC's Afternoon Bill
100 q. m.-.'The Care OF the
Hair. by Elizabeth Ogilvie.
1855 q. m. Arlington time sig
nails.
IL noon Organ recital by Ger
trude SmalIwood broadcast from the
studios Of the Homer 4. Kit Piano
Company.
100 5. m.--Lee House Trio under
the direction Of Samuel Udrfn. solo.
ist: Harriet de Young Kapkan,
soprano; broadcast from the Lee
House.
500 p. m.-Meyer Davis New
Willard Hotel Trio under the direc-
ton Of Samuel Norman, broadcast
from the New willard Hotel.
600 D. m.-''Things Talked About"
by Mrs. Nina Reed.
WCAP Tonight
7.7:10 D. m.ADaily market sum.
maries under the auspices of the
u. s. Department OF Agriculture.
7:1O-7:3O p. Washington Male
Quartet: William Shanahan. first
tenor: Wilbur w. Gantz, second
tenor: Earl Carbaugh, bass; Edwin
Callow. second bass.
1905 p. m.-Concert by the Unit
ed States Army Band, under the
direction Of Captain William j Stan
nard. direct from the Army Bar.
racks, Washington, D. G.
$500 p. m.-"Huylers Bon Bon
Buddies," from the studio Of station
WEAF, New York City.
1909 p. m.--Radio auction bridge
game.
80 p. m.-''Ipana Troubadours, =
from the studio Of WEAF, New
York city.
1911 b. m.-Musical program by
Roxy Is. L. RothafeD and His
Gang" from the studio OF station.
WEAF. New York city.
On Early Tomorrow
6:45-"Tower health exercises,
WCAP.
10 Woman's hour. WRC.