The Washington times., 1926-09-23
FIGHT To Till
LOUD SPEAKERS
Extra.a-a,!l!r

Extra,a-a-!i!!
Erva Giles and the Royal Salon
Orchestra are unable to be present
as loud speaker entertainment this
evening.
In their places a Mr.. William Hsr'
rison Dempsey of Los Angeles. and
a Mr.. George Godfrey Tunney viii
endeayor to stage a bit of an enter
tanning duet in the stadium at the
Philadelphia Sesquicentennial. That
Is, each of these gentlemen asserts,
for the benefit of the audience OF
most of the other radio stations OF
the world, that no will endeavor to
put the other gentleman to sleep IN
less than three minutes.
No decision has been reached as
yet as to which Of the two will be
the sleeper-and none will be made
until after S:45 this evening. Due
announcement will be made, to
practically the wide world of the
decision and the events leading up
to 1t.
TO ADVERTISE
TYPEWRITER BUSINESS
The delightful uncertainty Of the
affair has led the Royal Typewriter
Company to regard 1t as even bet.
ter advertising for its concern than
Miss Giles or Bernard Leyitow's
bandsnen, And so the typewriter
industry engaged Messrs. Dempsey
and Tunney to do their stuff before
microphones as q sort Of typewriter
ad.
Not to be cutdone by q mere IN
dustrial corporation, WIZ announc.
ed that 1t would turn over all its
time until $50, anyhow.
Then WEAF heard about the al.
fair and said anything big enough
to substitute for Erya Giles and
Bernard Levitow was good enough
for them-so they cancelled the
dates OF the Capitol Saxophone Trio.
of Frances Paperte and cesare
Sodero's Orchestra and the Cliquot
Club Eskinos in their studios and
announced they would stand by
for the affair. And so-there you
are.
If you're not interested In whether
It is Mr.. Dempsey or Mr.. Tunney
who takes a nap between the hours
of $40 and $50 this evening you
are distinctly out of luck so far as
loud speaker entertainment is con-
cerned. If the Dempsey-Tunney
discussion Is quickly terminated,
whatever chain program is due to
perform at that time VIII take It's
turn.
However-maybe Dempsey and
Tunney won't discuss their affairs
publicly this evening In which
case the regular Thursday features
of the WIZ program will come to
WRc, including the 'sVoice of the
Silent Drama" at o'clock, and
Miss Giles voice at 8 o'clock. From
WEAF there will be the Capitol
Saxophona Trio at o'clock
Orchestra at 1880 o'clock, the CHE
quot Club Eskinos at o'clock and
the silvertown Cord Orchestra at
8 o'clock.
TUPMAN ON AIR.
AFTER THE FIGHT
Whatever. the result of the Phila.
delphia affair, w. Spencer Tupnnan
will sail the wave lengths from WRC
at 10 o'clock and grugle and tinkle
and sing for the deIectation of the
populace for an hour. Not even
the Dempsey-Tunney affair is likely
to disturb the Tupmanites.
There will be other things Of IN
terest on the air, sandwiched in
between the closely packed and very
much pre-occupied wave lengths OF
the WEAF and WIZ chains, how
ever. From WNYC, New York,
there will be a lecture on Switzer-
land by James A. Cruikshank at
7I5. At 1870 Oliver NJ. Saylor.
the well-known drama expert, will
talk on "Footlights and Lamplight,"
from WGBS, as is his custom OF a
Thursday. A mixed quartet that is
worth hearing will command the
microphones Of VIDAL. Baltimore,
at s o'clock, to be followed at the
same station by an instrumental
trio Of distinct quality. At 8 o'clock
WGBS will offer the Lovat Pipe
Band so we'll known to vaudeville
patrons,
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