The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-03
|ROmping Around
the
Radio Dial
BY Listner-In.

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Park Hotel orchestra, over WCAP,
washington's full quota Of dance
orchestras is back on, the air for
the winter.
The four leading dance orches-
tras Of the Capital now broad.
casting regularly are Tupman 9
Mayflower and Meyer Davis lie
Paradis orchestras over WRC, and
Boernstein's Wardman Park ana
La Java orchestras from WCAP.
All four Of these orcnestras are
of the very highest orada. AT
least two of them are as gn"d
as any in the country; in fact. We
would rather listen to them !.
near the Silvertown Chord orchea-
ira or even Lopez's Hotel Penn
sylvania organization.
washington. which has been
linked up with New York and
Schenectady for many months, is
now directly linked with Buffalo,
Rochester, Syracuse, Utica and
other western and central New
York State cities as the result Of
wired connections between these
cities and WGY, Schenectady,
which have just been completed.
BY means of these wire COM
nections programs originating in
any of the con 9ected cities can
be relayed by wire to Washing
ton. Thus many big musical
events, which would otherwise
have been missed, will be picked
M by the remote control ap-
paratus of WGY and broadcast
by the entire chain OF three sta
tions.
From now on, local listeners
need not be surprised to hear a
program broadcast locally which
originated in any one Of a dozen
cities, including New York. Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, Schenectady,
or any Of the New York State
cities.
Buffalo. Rochester and Syracuse
already have broadcasting sta
tions, but none of them compare in
size to WGY, which is now the
most powerful broadcaster in the
world, using fifty kilowatts of
power on two days a week and
always broadcasting on four diff
ferent wave lengths simultanO-
ously.
An elaborate program by Gran
dall's Saturday Nighters, pre-
pared especially for the radio
show, will be broadcast by WRC
tonight direct from the Wash
ington Auditorium, where the
show is being held. Other events
are the Dextra Male Chorus and
Sherry's Orchestra, both jointly
with WIZ, New York, and the
Hotel Washington Orchestra.
Crandall's Saturday Nghters
have enlisted the efforts of nearly
every star they have ever feat
ured for the program tonight. In
cluded among the big list OF en-
tertainers are the Imperial Male
Quartet, Metropolitan String
Quartet. a double male quartet
from the George Washington Uni
versity Glee Club, Kate Smith,
syncopator; Otto F. Beck, Nell
Paxton, Gertrude Kreiselman,
Hazel G. Arth, Harlan Randall,
Dorothy Wilson Halbach, Earl
Carbauh, Minnie Volkman and
many others.
Tomorrow night wCAP inaugu-
rate the new series Of concerts
to be called the "Atwater Kent
Hour of Music" with an hours
concert by Reinald Warrenrath,
famous American baritone.
WRC's Complete Bill
100 p. m.-Chwalow's Hotel
Hamilton Orchestra.
2:55 p. m.-Baseball game be-
tween Washington and Boston,
broadcast by William M. Sweets
from the studio Of The Washing
ton Times.
$40 p. m.-Baseball scores.
6:45 p. m.--Market summary,
Department Of Agriculture.
p. m.-Hotel Washington Or
chestra.
7:55 p. m.-Everett F. Hay
croft, Bible Talk
8:13 D. m.-Introduction to the
Zoo by Austin Clark, Of the
Smithsonian Institution, and Doc
tor William M. Mann, superin-
tendent Of the National Geological
Garden.
$3.50 p. m.--Sherry's Orchestra.
Jointly with WIZ.
Jointly with WIZ, New York.
$50 p. m.-Crandalrs Saturday
Nighters, direct from the Radio
w. Arthur Mccoy, first tenor;
George E. Anderson, second tenor;
J. Benton Webb, baritone; Fran
els P. Heartsill, basso. Otto F.
Beck, pipe organ. Nell Paxton,
pipe organiste. Gertrude Kreisel-
man, piano syncopationiste. Hazel
c. Arth, contralto; Harlan Ran
dali, baritone. Esther Cutchin,
pianiste (Knabe Ampico recording
artiste)' Sig. Ziebel, violinIst. Sig.
Newman, saxophonist. Metropoli-
tan String Quartet: Sigmund lie
bel, violin; George Benedict, Sec
ond violin; Alexander Podnos,
viola; Preston Shelly, cello. Earl
Carbauh, baritone. Dorothy Will
son Halbach, contralto. Minnie
Volkman, soprano, George H. Will
son, pianist; Michau Crump, cor
netist. instrumental Trio: Sig
mund Nebel, violin; Sigmund New
man, saxophone; Emile Smith,
piano. Double male quartet from
the George Washington University
Glee Club. Artie Taye Guiltord,
soprano, Margaret Webster, So
prano. Kate Smith, "Washing-
ington's own queen of syncopa-
ton" Crandalrs Metropolitan
Symphony. Daniel Breeskin, con-
Quoting. Marie Beal, soprano;
Clara Young Brown soprano; Mil
ton Davis, pianist; Emile Smith,
Lillian Carbaugh and George H.
Wilson, accompanies.
WCAP Tomorrow,
HOO a. m.-Services from
Memorial United Brethren
Church, Doctor c. E. Fultz. pas.
tor. will deliver the sermon.