The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-07
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WJR-POntIac-516
z %. m.-Jean Goldkettes Petite
Symphony Orchestra: soloists.
Sp, m.-De:roit mphony orchestra,
broadcast with WICK, the Detroit Free
Press, from Belle Isle. ouu.,..
the realtor tenor and realtor baritone.
- p. m.-"The Merry Old Chef" and
his ''Jewett Radio Testers"
WCX-DetrOit-51
p. nr.-Dinner program by Goldkette
p. m.-Detroi' symphony Orchestra
from Belle ISLE
WTAM-CleyeIand-
1918 .. m.-Hotel Cleveland Orches-
ira, FREDERICK Jansen directing.
gp. m.-Public Auditorium program
from the Blue Room.
WKRC--Cincinnati S7S
s p. m.-pinner. music, Ery'tn Reed
p. m.-Book Review. Cincinnati
sis p. m:--Alvin Roehr and his
. p. m.-Everfresh Hour, string en-
semble, vocal soloist.
10 p. m.-Wesley Helvey and his
La Vista Clubhouse Orchestra.
WSB-AtIanta, AIS
6 y. m.-Household message by Mrs.
Ira e. Farmer, chairman OF home
committee, Georgia, Federation OF Wom-
10:46 p. ms--Concert.
WLW-CIncinnati, 422
D. .m,-Hotel Gibson Orchestra. di-
Irection of Robert Visconti.
1880 p. m.--''Yacation Trips for ono
Farmers" by A. r. Weed. Ohio Farm
ss >. m.-coiiege Of Music Of cin-
cisha D.. m.-Elks Band. from Madison.
mn ~ .. m.-The Dayton Thoroughbred
Trio; Dayton Thoroughbred Male Quar-
II, ,. m.-The Cincinnati Post Pro-
1VsAI-Cincinnati $40
s:4s p. m;-wsAI R s,aI CHIME
D. m.-Shinola Merrymakers. from
Ns T:so to UsA 5 >. n,.-Dans saxophOne oo-
tet. from New York.
10 .. m.-congress Playing Card
string Quartet.
WGR- BuffalO
m-Joint broadcasting with sta
! lion WEAF, New York city: the
shfnoIas, and the in Man., -,
7:s0 3. m.-Recital presented by Mrs'
George O. Davidson, jr., contraIto 500 t.s
last: Jerome Davidson, saxopnone soioise ~
and Robert Hufstader. pianist ana ac'
co8s aPo 5. m.-Joint broadcasting with
Troubadours. $3.50 p. M: The Ha-
waiians, 9:3O-1O.
WGN-ChlcagO-2O3
s:1s p. m.-Uncle Waits Punch sn0
,.. @-E Esssmsl. D sas Black x
stona string Quintet.
10 b. m.--Sam n Henry.
1910 o. m.-The Music Box.
1880 p. m---'sThe Pepper Parry
ChicagO-SO3
D. m.-The Million Sing; a.
1905 p. m.-The old-FaSnioneo AZ
n5 7.is D. m.-Dinner music By Drake
Concert Ensemble and Biacks1ons
stT T.se 3 m.GPattlson Coates. baritone,
1850 o. m.-.Auld sandy"
s. D. m.-Ipana Troubadours.
1880 a. m.--AmbroSe Larsen. organ
list.
-ChlcagO-4OO
7.1O q. m.-Al Carney organ recital.
7:40 p. m.-PauI RAIDER chapel SerY-
1880 .. m.-Pat Barnes and Al Car
Il p m.-collyers Sport Gossip. Art
Becker, pianist; Al and Pat, specialties
DR. Hugh Marshall, comedian.
IL D. m.-Your Hour League with
Presidents PAT Barnes and Al Carney
BM-Chicago-2se
Sp. m.-Travelogue. See America
authority. in the stewart-Warner spee1
g D. m-Harmony Time. Jack Crav.
ford's Aiemite High Pressure orcnestra:
Frank Porter, tenor; Lee Sims; Smith
and Ford, the Alemite High Pressure
Boys. and Florence Sanger. pianist:
IL (midnight)-The Nutty Club.
KYW-ChicagO-636
s p. m-Music from Chicago Even
ing American studio In Hearst Square.
$3.50 p. m.-classical concert from
Commonwealth Edison Company studio
9:30-11 p. m.-congress Carnival.
WEBH-ChIcag--87O
To. m.-Edgewater Beach Hotel Or
chestra dinner concert, Florence Beh-
rend, songs, Richard Dale. songs.
9 p. m.-Edgewater Beach Hotel or
chestra' dance nun ph Ders; fd1 anN eif
s:45 p. m.-Herald and Examiner
II p. mwBdgewater Beach Hotel Or
rend. songs Frank Greif songs.
12-12:s0 q. m.-Edgewater Beach
Hotel. Orchestra.
WJJD-ChlcaE0-37O
ssp. m.-Mooseheart studio music by
children of all ages.
1880 q. m.-Settin' Up Hour.
WHO-Des MoineS
Z p. m.-The Bankers Life Little
Symphony Orchestra.
8 p. m.-orchestra from Fort Ds'
Moines Hotel.
. p. m.-YOung Bros. Harmany Boys
Iah
Lewis popular song soloist. Ed Chase
and Paul Blakemore. mandolin and
piano.
10 p. m.-Dance program.
WOG-DaVenpOrt-4S4
z to 1880 p. m.-Musical program
Station WEAFD.
to $40 p. m.-Musical program by
the "Ipana Troubadours" (from Station
10 to 1880 p. m.-Musical program
by Erwin Swindell, organist.
KMOX-St. Louis-2SO
1880 p. Morgan. Song contest.
300 p. m.-Song cycle.
1 19:so p. m.-"crinOl;ne Days .,.
II y. m.--Dance music.
WSM-NashviIIe-2S2
8 p. m.-Dinner concert by Andrew
jackson Hotel Trio.
8:45 p. m.-WSM bedtime story.
| p. m.-Franccs Patrick, Annie Sui
| livan, and Ciceiia LolIar, pianists. pu'
| pills Of Miss Amelie Throne OF Ward
Belmont Conservatory Of Music.
10 p. m.-Prof. VratisIav Mudroch, the
| Bohemian violinist.
WDAF-Kansas City-36S
p m.-Program by Charles
Straight's orchestra, ZeZ Cofrey, the
Williams sisters and popular songsters
12:45 p. m. to 2 a. m.-Nighthawh
| Frolic.
WCCO-St. PauI-416
Z p. m.-New York program, 2-in-1
| Man and the Shinola Boys.
| p. m.-New York progran-Ipans