The Washington times., 1925-12-23
ROnping Around
the
Radio Dial

scented through WRC last night.
Al the result, we missed the recital
of Rose Mountain that was to have
been cut In from WGY.
We enjoyed immensely the rendi-
ton OF Holy Night" by the quartet
and the ensemble.
Arthur williams told US the story.
Of the first Tree Of Light that
- now erected each Christmas in
New York.
After the hour Of Christmas
carols. we took the trip to Rome
last night in the Grand Tour
Never having been to the
Eternal City, we were glad to
hear everything that was said and
couldn't offer the criticism that
seemed to be so feared that some
thing would be left out.
The music OF these tours adds,
just the right touch to make them
ideal ana very interesting. b
The Baltimore station. VEAL.
has changed Its wave length to
GAG meters. Formerly 1t operated
on 376 meters as an experiment on
the part OF the Department or
Commerce to determine the amount
OF interference that would be
caused by so large q station work.
ing on that wave. It has proved
Impractical, and the wave length
has been changed.
The Capitol Family is not to
be outdone In arranging a program
for the Christmas holidays. Major.
Edward Bowes has announced that
an elaborate program for the hoii-
day to feature the Old-fashioned
Christmas carols has been ar
ranged.
Gladys Rice. Sigurd Nilsson and
Hazel Slmonson viii sing the solo
numbers in the program assisted by
the mixed ensemble.
A special program for the World
War veterans In the hospitals mas
been arranged by Station WBBM,
Chicago.
Kathryn Browne, contralto OF the
Chicago Civic. Opera, 1.-THE Voice
That Cieered the Boys in France"
will broadcast between and 9
o'clock Christnias night. Miss
Brown gave $50; concerts overseas,
and she will sing the songs Of the
war that are known to all the
members Of the A. b. F..
Blackstone, famous magician. an.
pearing here, will give 81 short en-
tertainment through WRC this aft
ernoOn. His feature has been bill
ed as Magic for Children" but as
he promises to tell the secrets of
some ,ot his tricks, the adults will
be just as interested in this feature.
Another concert by the United
States Army Band win go on the
air tonight from WCAP and share
the evenings program !. with the
"Ipana TroMhadOurs" and the. must.
cal program by "Roxy's Gang and
the "Carolinians,"
WRCS Afternoon Program
1855 a. m.--Arlington Time Sig
nails.
IL Organ recital by Ger,
trude STnallwood from the Homer
r. Kit Studios.
l. p. m.-Lee House Trio, Sam
Udrin. directing.
AS p: Meyer Davis New
Willard Trio,
s p. m.-"The Origin of the
Christmas Seal" by Mrs. Ernest r.
Grant
OsAV pssfseA lIs---SALDCIIO >
Hotel La Fayette Trio.
g. y, m, Magic for Children
by blackstone The Magician.
$40 r., m.--"Things Talked
About" by Nina Reed.
WCAP Tonight
$780, p. m,-Daily market sum
maries, under auspices of 1he United
states Department of Agriculture.
1880 D.. m.-Special Christmas
program by the Dawson GIee Club, |
under the direction of John E. Mon.
roe; James l.. Mcl4ain accompantst
7:3O-8:SO p. m.--Concert by the
United States Army Band, Capt. Ray
mond g. Sherman, commanding.
Capt. William j. Stannard, leader
direct from the Army Barracks,
Washington, d. c.; broadcast Jointly
with Station WEAF and other radio
stations
1903 p. m.--Auction bridge games
$40 p. m.-"Ipana Troubadours"
from the studio of Station WEAF', |
New York city.
1O-11 p. m.-Musical program by !
Roxy, and his gang, from the |
studio of station WEAF, New York !,
city.
11-12 p. m.-Dance program by
THE Carolinians."
On Early Tomorrow
GAS a.. m.--"Tower of Health FIX.
ercises," WCAP.
10 a. m.-Christmas Carols by the
Woodlothian Chorus. broadcast from I
Woodward & Lothrop: WRC. !