The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-10

story of the third game OF the
!. world series. but Graham Nc.
Nance viii be at the microphone
for the postponed contest this at.
ternoon. Sweets next appearance
win be Monday. with Quinn Ryan
doing the work tomorrow.
Washihgton lis certainly getting
a greater variety of world series
announcers than any other city
! in the country. With McNamee
and Ryan alternating with Sweets
from WRC. It gives us three diff
ferent styles of broadcasting.
An announcement important
enough to attract our attention
even in these frenzied world series
days has just been made by
VIZ, New York, to the effect
that with the consent of Messrs.
j. j. and Lee Shubert, producers,
the entire show, The Student
Prince, will be broadcast by
WIZ and WGY, Science tady, to.
morrow night az 8 o'clock.
The show, which is now play
ing at Jolsonss Theater, New York
City, will be broadcast direct
from the VIZ studio by the entire
cast.
As "The Student Prince" is one
Of the most popular productions
now running, and as 1t Is the
first. time the Shuberts have per-
mitted one Of their shows to be
broadcast, considerable Importance
is attached to the announcement.
and results OF the experiment are
expected to determine the futlIre
attitude OF the producers toward
broadcasting.
II the trial proves successful
the policy OF broadcasting Schu-
bert productions may be extended
to other cities.
aThe results win guide me in
determining what steps will be
taken with regard to- future
broadcasting; Lee Shubert said
after the announcement had
been made. This may prove g.
history making event and II all
goes well may mark the begin
ming of long period Of co-opera-
ton between the two agencies OF
recreation, namely, the stage and
the radio. am open to conyic-
ticn.''
as the show viii be rebroadcast
by WGY, Schenectady, which uses
SO kilowatts OF mower on Sunday
nights. local listeners should not
find It hard to tune in IL they
prefer that to the Atwater Kent
Hour which VIII offer Toscha
Seidel, ethe celebrated Russian vio-
I:nist.
Crandall's saturday Nighters
will feature WRC's program to-
night as usual. with the Imperial
Male Quartet and Gertrude Kreis
Gilman, pianist, heading their bill.
The remainder of the entertain
ment tonight will come from
WIZ, New York. except for dia-
Iect stories by w. Alfred Fall
coner and dinner music by the
Hotel Washington orchestra.
New York features will be head
ed by tlfe Radio Franks, Wright
and Bessinger, in popular songs.
WRC's Complete Bill
1900 noon Organ recital
$40 p. m.-Sunlmary Of the
third world series game.
6:45-Mariet summary.
7:00-Hotel Washington orcLes.
ira, jointly with WIZ.
7:55 3. m.-Bible talk by Everett
r. Haycraft, u. s. Federal Trade
Commission and teacher of the
mems Bible class, Petworth Bap-
fist Church, under the auspices Of
the Mems Organized Bible Class
Association.
S:1o-Dialect stories, w. Alfred
Falconer.
S:25-Sheery's orchestra, jointly
with WIZ.
9:0O-'The Gorilla at Home"
9. r. Aschmerer, United States
National Museum.
9I5-Godfrey Ludlow, vioIinist:
Keith Mcleod, pianist; jointly
with WIZ.
e:35-Creighton Allen, pianist,
N. Y, WIZ, 455.
S:50-Radio Franks, Wright and
Bessinger, jointly with WIZ.
lO:OO-"Cannfng Duo" musical
program, Jointly with WIZ.
1O:SO-Cr n d all's Saturday
Nighters..
WCAP Program
1:4O p. m.-Play by play account
Of third world series game be-
tween Washington and Pitts.
burgh. Graham McNamee at the
mfcrophone.
WCAP Tomorrow
IL a. m.-Services from st. Paul
Lutheran Church of Washington,
Doctor j. T. Huddle, pastor, will
preach the sermon.
l:45 p. m.-Play by play de-
scription Of world series baseball
game between Washington and
Pittsburgh. from the ball park,
Washington.
400 p. m.-Service at Bethle-
hem Chapel of the Washington
Cathedral. Reverend Henry LII
beck, canon of 1.-THE Washington
Cathedral, will deliver the sermon.
7:2O-9:15 p. m.--Musical pro-
gram by Major Edward Bowes,
and the Capitol Family" from
the Capitol Theater, New York.
9:15-1015 p. m.-Atwater Kent
hour of music. Toscha Seidel
famous Russian Violinist, accom-
panied by Arthur Loesser, organ
list. The program: "Chaconne,"
VitalD, with organ and piano &C.
compartment; "Gigue" Noeilly-
Godowsky), Arthur Loesser; Prae.
ludium and Allegro Pugnani-
Kreisler); Ballet Music from
"Rosamunde" Schubert Kreisler);
Turkish March from ruins of
Athens" Beethoven.Auer); ''Valse
in A Flat. op. AZ" Chopin, Ar
thur. Loesser; "Melodie" Tschai-
kowsky); "Rondino" Beethoven
KreisIer); Hungarian Dance No.
/" QBrahms).
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