The Washington times., 1925-08-27
MORE A|RPLANE
RADIO IS ON
PROGRAM
Maxine Brown, Musical Star,
Will Broadcast From Huge
Sikorsky Machine
BY LISTENER.IN

Many Washington rams VINO Ialled
to hear the broadcasting from an
airplane yesterday were scheduled
to get another chance today at 1870
o'clock, when the huge Sikorsky
plane with Maxine Brown, musical
comedy star, aboard, was 20 leave
Boiling Field for a second broad
casting flight.
Miss Brown, who is touring the
eastern half Of the country III be-
half of the American Legion eidow.
nlent fund, had a busy day yester-
day. After broadcasting in Baltt-
more in the morning, she arrived
Eere about o'clock and immediate
~ circled the city with another pro-
gram.
Last night she gave third pro.
gram from the studio OF WCAP and
after than a fourth concert over
MAJ, Arlington. We only heard the
one from the WCAP studio. but
now we understand why hiss Brown
has been voted the most popular
broadcaster in New YORK city.
Just before her appearance on
WCAP, the Washington Music Blu
reau put on one of the most enter
tanning programs either of the local
stations have broadcast recently.
The program was good because 1t
was varied. It contained popular
Jazz and popular classics as well as
some classics not SO well known.
Spencer Tupman, leader Of the
Mayflower Orchestra, who was
WRC'S MONDAY organist from the
First congregational Church yestec-
day, pulled little surprise. He
1T !, h Tn T
Of the officials of the MayfloWer,
who offered a few songs along with
'tTup's" accompaniment. And those
who heard the recital say that
O'Brien's voice is one Of the besiS
ever broadcast here. No doubt BE
will be enlisted to entertain the
radio audience some more.
Ellsworth Tompkins and George
F.. Ross, who made their radio debut
as 1.-THE Foolish Entertainers" from
WRC last Friday. will give another
half hour Of their particular brand
OF entertainment tomorrow after
noon after the Washington Chicago
game. The two WRC a.nnouncers
made a great hit last week
WRC"S regular Thursday night
program will be presented tonight,
including the United States Band,
the Romanys Hour of Music, the
LIE Paradis Roof Orchestra and
Seidenmanns Hotel Shoreham Or
chestra as features. Klark and
Jacobs. popular ballroom entertain
ers who made their radio debut
with Meyer Davis Band last week,
win be back again tonight.
This afternoon WRC will come
0.As Il s.
tails of the Philadelphia Cleveland
William M. Sweets will give the
play-by-play account of Washing.
tons game with st. Louis at 4:
o'clock. from The Washington
Times Studio WRC'S complete bill:
1900 MONOGRAM recital by Nal.
ton Boyce, broadcast from the First
Congregational Church.
1:OO-Irving Boernstein's Hotel
Washington Orchestra, broadcast
from the Hotel Washington.
3:45 p. m.-Play-by.play account,
OF the WESTINGHOUSE. Louis base
ball game, broadcast from the studio
OF The Washington Times.
6:55 p. m.-Baseball scores.
700 p. m.-Sidney Seidemann's
Hotel Shoreham Orchestra, broad
cast from the Hotel Shoreham.
1880 p. m.-Concert by the United
States Marine Band, Captain Will
lam H. Santlemann, leader: TayIor
Branson, second leader, conducting:
broadcast with stations WIZ, WGY
and WBZ from the Sylvan Theater.
900 p m.-The Homanys ROYAL
Hour of Music. broadcast with sta
lions WIZ and WGY from New
York.
1000 p. m.-Meyer Davis LIE
Paradis Roof Band with KIark and
Jacobs. broadcast from the roof of
the LIE Paradis Cafe.
6:45 to 7:45 a. m.-"Tower Health
Exercises.
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