The Washington times., 1925-12-12
.ROmping Around
the
Radio Dial
BY Listener-In

4 4VuA6AL the In4FO anu Tic Ad5L
Of the series broadcast by the
Times in the STARS in Domino"
contest through WRC will so on
!, the air.
Again the studio win be visited
iby two artists wearing the little
masks securely tied to their fore-'
heads. Selections will be given SO
that you may identify them and
the contest win be closed.
| Monday the pictures Of the
! artists, taken while they are per-
! forming, will be published in the
Times, ana then your work Of
compiling your tdentifications win
begin.
The Radio Editor of the Times
!! will receive your identifications up
until 6 o'clock Wednesday evening.
Thursday afternoon the winners
I In the contest will be announced and
the awards made. :.
The Mems Club Of All Saints
Church, broadcasting from the
| auditorium or the Church in Chevy
Chase, Md, last night, presented
the second Of their excellent pro-
| grams
Commissioners Cuno Fl. Rudolph
spoke on washington. the Ma
tion's Capital"
According to the Commissioners,
| the city of washington Is now sec
ond only to New York in per capita
wealth, and he predicts that tho
citizens here will see Washington
go to first place within the next
twenty years
The special musical feature Of Tile
/ evening was the rendition Of Drink
to Ne Only With Thine Eyes by
/ the instrumental quartet from the
United states Army Music School.
G. Francis jenkins, inventor Of
radio photography, also was on
hand last night at the entertain
nent and spoke on his invention
i and radio.
Strains Of old familiar songs
/ popped up during the whole pro-
| gram last night to tickle the fancy
OF those who would rather listen to
their favorites than to new COM
/! positions.
i Mabel G. Latimer presented AT
Dawning' and "Oh Holy Night" in
her short soprano recital
In the "Hohner Harmony Hour"
we heard again the new popular
song pal Of Ny Cradle Days and
the favorite "On the Road TO Man
dalay.'
Tonight Cosmo Hamilton win
again go on the air through the
local station. He viii present q
radio novel. This Is the second Of
short performances to be put on by
Mr.. Hamilton.
Godfrey Ludlow, Australian VIC
| engagement tonight. Following
Ludlow's appearance there will be
!: the regular program OF local artists
in the presentation Of "CrandaE's
Saturday Nighters."
The third and the last OF the Sc
ries OF recitals in connection with
| The Times feature of stars in
Domino" also will be broadcast.
WRC's Complete Bin
1855 .. Warrington time sig
nails.
IL noon Organ recital broadcast
from the studios Of the Homer l..
Kit Piano Company.
| p. m.-Danie1 Chwalow's Hotel
Hamilton Orchestra broadcast from
/ the Hotel Hamilton.
6 p. m.-Lee House Trio, under
the direction OF Samuel UdriIi,
broadcast from the Lee House.
6:45 p. m.-Market summary pre-.
pared by the Department of Agr!-
culture.
p. m.-Irving Boernstein's Hotel
Washington Orchestra broadcast
from the Hotel Washington.
1 TslE tSgTStan
Bible" by Hon. Theodore Risley,
for. under the auspices of the Or
| gained Bible Class Association.
| s p. m.-Radio Novel by Cosmo
! Hamilton broadcast from Station
WIZ from New York.
S:15 p. n1.--"Whales,' by Austin
H. Clark, under the auspices of
the Smithsonian Institution.
$3.50 p. m.-Joint, Recital by FL
| VIVA Rowe, soprano, and r. Deane
Shure, pianist and accompanist.
8 p. m.-"The Business Value OF
Beauty" by Hon. George H. Car
ter, Public Printer of the United
States.
| 9IO p. m.-Two-piano recital by
Katherine Floecker Cullen and
Charlotte Klein broadcast from the
| SCuOlOS Oh the 11OIucI LIZ AIIL IduO
Company.
$40 .. m.-"Stars in Dominos,"
arranged by The Washington
| Times.
1910 p. m.-Godfrey Ludlow
broadcast from Station WY in
New York.
/ 1890 p. .m.-"Crandan's Saturday
| Nighters," incluUlng Florence
Adams, recitationist; Daniel Brees.
kin, violinist, and Viola Abrams,
/ harpist, in duets; George Anderson,
] tenor; Artie Fay 9uilford, soprano;
| Imperial Male Quartet; a trio COM
posed of Sigmund Ziebel, violinist:
Preston Shelley, .ellist, and Emile
Smith, pianist; Otto F. Beck, organ
ist Crandall's Tivon Theater, and
the Metropolitan Dymphony Orches.
ira under the direction Of Daniel
| Breeskin.
- (midnighteThe Spanish VII
lage Orchestra broadcast from the
| Restaurant Madrillon.
| The Sunday program from WCAP
will headline Rulda Lashanska,
| American lyric soprano, and Vim
cente Ballester, Spanish baritone of
the Metropolitan Opera Company,
who will appear during the Atwater
| Kent hour. The program will in
clude the "Toreador Song" from
| Carmen and the aria "Dequis lie
Jour" from Louise.
| r WCAP Sunday