The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-08
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A new chain Of stations has been
tied together with wires for
simultaneous broadcasting. The
new chain is composed of WIP,
Philadelphia: WGBS, New York;
WPCi, Atlantic City. and WMAF.
South Dartmouth, Mass.
Ard in the background Of this
chain.~is WGY, Schenectady, one
Of the two most powerful stations
in the country, which will probably
tie up with the others for ex-
ceptionally big bills. Probably others
will DO added to the chain before
long.
Thus there are three big chains
of stations in this countryside
Radio Corporation hook.up with
WIZ, WRC, WGY, WIZ, KDKA,
and KYW; the telephone company
chain with WEAF, WCAP, and a
dozen others and the new system.
Slowly bat 0urely broadcasting in
this country Is getting around TO
the condition experts, prophesied
long ago, with long chains of sta
tions broadcasting from a single
point. It won't be long now before
practically ali the big stations Of
the country are connected this way.
IT, newest hook.up has been ar
ranged especially to broadcast a
program from the bottom OF the
sea Saturday afternoon.
At 3:15 that afternoon, 9. A.
Jackson. a deep sea diver, will
descend to the bottom Of the ocean
off Atlantic City with n miErophone
in his helmet. He will describe
the ocean he'd. Las year similar
sub.sea proadcasting tests were con-
Quoted by WIP and were successful.
WR(-'s afternoon program today,
including the baseball game and
the Marine Band Concert, will be
received at Herald HarbL' and
amplified for the benefit u the
crowds At, ending the annual out
ing of the Columbia Heights Bust
ness Mems Association. The anlpli-
fving arr angements are being
handled by the service section OF
the Radi9 Corporation:
We had some excellG mt voices on
oSfx program from WKC last night.
Edgar. Bray, basso-profundoH Saza'
rova, male soprano, and William
Baliyr, sea songster, gave us three
entirely different types OF voices
but all. were good. AID earle" IN
the evening Jack Ne shit singing
with Ssidenman's Sho cham hotel
Orchestra offered still another LIND
OF song, that was just as entertain
| ing as the others.
The United States Navy, Rand and
the Mohawk Male Quartette Will
divide honors on tonight's bill from
| WCAP. The Navy Band opens the
evening program with concert
which will last an hour and hair:
The Mohawk Quartette, composed
of Earl F. Gordon, Frank A. Goebel,
RAYMOND Towers, and Clarence
Johnson, will give half nour' re-
c,tal of popular songs. Other mu'
seal features will be a recital by
! Miss Lenore Jones, concert pianist.
ard a joint recital by Miss Marie
K,,ontz, contralto, and Ambrose
Drrkin, bass-baritone.
Following the baseball game this
AFT ernoon from the studio of The
Times. WRC will broadcast a con
cert by the United States Marine
Es nd from the steps of the Capitol
| WRC's Afternoon Bill.
IL Morgan recital by George
F. Ross, broadcast from the First
Congregational Church.
| D. m.-Irving Boernstein's Hotel
Washington orchestra.
| 2:55 o. m.-Play-by-play account
of the Chicago base
0H5' :. m.-concert 81 the Unite
| States Marine band
6:2O p. m.-Baseball scores.
WCAP Program.
| Z, to $50 p. m.-Outdoor conc' ri
by Navy band.
$50 to 1886 p. m.-"Baseball E
suits of the Day" by DenmLr
Thompson.
S:35 to 8 p. m.-Mohawk M il
quartet: Earl F. Gordon. Frank A
Goebel, Raymond Towers, Ciaren y