The Washington times., 1925-10-15
ROmping Around
the
Radio Dial
BY Listener-In

SLAllOuS. ~
one of the most dramatic games
in the history of baseball is fully
expected with Walter johnson,
and Vic Aldridge, the two unde-
feated hurlerss opposing each
other for lbaseball's greatest title.
During the entire regulgr sea-
son when William M. Sweets was
r broadcasting the out-of.town
games played by the Washing ton
team. only one or the broadcast
games was postponed, but during
this short series, rain has prevent.
ed him from broadcasting two or
the games.
Bridge by radio is the latest
feature to be taken UP by WEAF
and it's chain of stations.
Plans have been completed to
have bridge hands played over
the radio by leading experts in
the prtncipai cities in the c0un-
try, beginning Tuesday, October
81. As the hand is being broad
cast the plays and bids Will be
explained Ia detail 30 that listen
ers-in win be able TO play the en-
tire game as broadcast by the ex,
perts.
The hand will be prepared and
played by Milton G. Work and
Wilbur G. Whitehead, iIltefna ton.
ally known brid re- authorities OF
New York who will choose ex-
perts from the cities where sta
tons are located to oppose them.
The following is the schedule
- 1t..e g. a d Z -f4sofs f7f,n effrfft f1f
the games.
WSAI. Cincinnati, where the
first viii originate, every Tuesday
from 10 to 1880 p. M; WEE W..
WEEI WEI. VICE, WV ,.,I
woo and WCCo. alternate Tues
days from 10 TO 1890 p. M:
WSB, KPRC, WF.AA, VINO.
WOOD, the ether tuesdays a.
the same hour; KFOA, every FRI
day from II: 80 to ~ p. M: kew,
every Tuesday, 1870 TO l1.45
M: XIII. every Tuesday. cd 70
{ b. M, and WGY. every Saflir-
day frnao 8 to $50 p. m.
WSAI viii broadcast the en-
tire series weekly over period
or tWenty-f0t1r weeks, while on
alternate Tuesdays the other sta
tions will broadcast in conjtInc.
ton with the Cincinnati station.
An address by Senator Guy p.
Goff Of West Virginia Will tea
ture the second fall Pan American
program to be broadcast by
WRC TONIGHT In conjunction with
the Pan American Union. musical
features win be provided By the
Army Band, Carolyn Manning,
contralto: Carolyn Bender. pianist;
Arsenic Ralon, violinist, and J. p.
s.. KinselIa, bass.
Other events on the WRC viii
include the Royal Salon Orchestra.
the Lee House Trio. and the
LIE Paradis Band:
WRC Complete Bill
11.55 .. m.-Arlington time sig
nails
Il noon-o Organ recital BY Ger
trude Smailwood from the Homer
L. Kilt studios.
p. m.-HoteI Washington Or
chestra
6:45 b. m.-Marlet summaries.
D. m.-Lee House Trio.
7:15 D. m.-sPIant Lice and
Scales: Their Menace and Their
Usefulness, by Doctor Harold
Morrison, Bureau of Entomology.
500 D. m. - ssPan-American
Night " under the auspices Of the
Pam American Union.
Concnrt by the United States
Army Band, Captain Raymond q.
Sherman, commanding; captain
william J. Stannard, band leader:
March, "LTniOn'' Tsnael Valen-
tine, Haiti) EirSt time played in
United States): overture, 'sExotica"
(Exotic) Manuel Betancourt, Vene-'
zueial; waltz, Leda" Julio Fon-
SEGA. Costa Rica) First time
played In United States); ]. p. 8.
KinseIla. bass; Mrs. Howard
Blandy. at the piano: iHimno Al
ArboI" Hymn to the Treesl lAl-
bert0- Campabadal, Costa Rica);
''Vidaiita1 alberto Williams, Ar
gentina); continuation Of concert
by the United States Army Band.
Captain william J.. Stannard.
band leader: Yaravi. sCantares
di Elina" Songs of Elina) Is.
Bustamente, Ecuadorl; potpourri,
eCaprichos Paraguayos' para
guayafl Caprices) Centurion, Para
gaay) first time played in United
States); waltz, ''Melgar" B. Bal
lon. PERU; Caroline Bender,
pianist: "A Tropical Dance"
dustin Ellie. Haiti; "Barcarolle"
Boat Song) Ricardo Castro, Mex
icol: Chant d'Amour" (Song Of
Love- Ricardo Castro, Mexico); in
troductory remarks by Doctor
Leo s. Rowe, director general Of
the Pan-American Union: South
America, the Land Of Oppor-
tunity," by Honorable Guy Des-
pard Golf, United States Senator
from West Virginia: Arsenic
Ralon, vioIinist.; Mrs. Arsenic
Ralon at the plano: la Tristeza
de Pierrot" (The Misfortunes Of
Perrot) Garcia, Mexico); mi
.Vfejo Amor my Old Love- (Oteo,
Mexico); "Anoranza" Homesick-
nessl tCalvo, Colombial; continue.
ton OF concert by the United
States Army Band: Xylophone
solo, "Tu" Thou) (Sanchez de
Fuentesl, Cuba; played by Tech.
meal Sergeant John Baumann);
Chilean dance, "Manana" lar
ranged by Missud, Chile); cornet
solo, 20 PinhaI' cThe Pines" Per.
cixal, Brazii; played by Sergeant
Harry w. Phllips): Carolyn Man
ming, contralto; Kurt Hetzel at the
piano: "Palavras no Mar" ION
the ocean, Luis Aurelio, BraziD;
"El Venadito" Little Doe) (Sal-
vador uirroz, Mexico); coutinua-
ton Of concert by the United
States Army Band: Mexican
dance, Maria" DaviIla, Mexicol;
march. "Bogota Future" (Lievana,
CoIombia).
1000 p. m.-Royal Salon or.
chestra. broadcast with stations