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ENTHUSIASTICALLY (Cont'dy.

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24

the auspices Of the Department Of
Agriculture.
Sis B. m.organ recital by Ger
trude Ernal1wood, broadcast from the
studios Of the Homer 4. Kit Piano
Company.
WCAP--y Washing 400 Meters
6:46-7:45 q. M Tower Health
Exercises' from Metropolitan Tow
or. New York city.
B b. m.--Alberto Martins Portu-
Ruese Trio, accompanying artist,
Harlan Randall, baritone.
T-7:3O D. Matters Before the
House discussed by Members Of
Congress.
1908 D. m.concert by the o.,
s. Navy Band Orchestra Lieut..
Charles Benter, leader. from Marine
Barracks, Washington.
$3.50 p. The Shinola Mer-
rymakers and the Gentleman Of
? in i" from New York city.
1909 o.. MT Davis SaxophOne
Octette'' from New York city.
9.IO b. m-'.Ipana TroubadouTs. !"
from New York city.
1911 b: ma Trial by Jury" Gil
bert and Sullivan Operetta by the
WEAF Light Opera Company. New
11.12:S0 .. m.-Dance music by
orchestra Of Company &C, 121st
Engineers. National Guard. from
ballroom, city Club. Washington.
Radio Concerts, Etc.
SIS D. Morgan Recital BY Miss
Gertrude SmaIlwood, Washington,
WRC (469l.
6: o. m.-AIbert Martins Trio,
washington, WCAP (469l.
tbs 3. m.--Hotel Commodore Or
chestra. New York, WIZ t455l.
1880 D. m.-United States Navy
Band Orchestra, Washington, WCAP
$50 5. m.-Lewisohn Chamber
Music Concert, New York.. VIZ
8 D. m.-Ipana Troubadors, New
York, WEAF chain including
WCAP; Little Symphony, Pitts
burgh. KDKA (3O9).
10 D, m.--WEAF Light Opera
Company in "A Trial by jury" by
Gilbert and Sullivan, New York,
WEAF chain including WCAP; Ru-
dolph Lawson, violinist, New York,
WRNY (258l.
11:45 .. n1.-Ray-o-Vac Twins. At
lanta, WSB (42s).
Dance Programs
1890 D. m.-Hotel Sylvania Orches-
ira, Philadelphia. WOO { 50S}.
1O:45 p. m.-George Olsen's Orches-
ira, New York, WIZ 1850.
IL D. m.-Orchestra of Company
C, 121st Engineers, District Ma
tional Guard, Washington, WCAP
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AdIeriI.a Heips Quick

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24
FLOOD DANGER
OVER IN PA
b international News ssrvles


OIL CITY, Pa, March -
Science today claimed complete
Victory over the mammoth ice
gorges in the Allegheny River here
and at Franklin. while cities were
breathing easier again WITH the
flood menace gone.
After being jamned with ice.
frozen to the river bottom all win
ter, the stream between here and
Franklin was clear Of all ice today,
the Brandon gorge having been dis.
lodged last night BY thernlite. an
ice-destro Dying 5chemicai
Within q few minutes after the
great gorge moved out the river
fell three feet and continued reced.
ing. Meantime. the water in Oil
Creek, tributary OF the Allegheny,
was dropping and as rapidly the
flood waters left the city's business
section
There was little fear that another
flood situation would result here
from the movement or A.nzua
gorge. so miles up the river. This
gorge moved few hundred feet
yesterday, but became damned in
the neck Of the river again.
Many business houses were re-.
opened today, but ii viii require
some time to put others in condition
again. The entire pOpulace was
busy repairing the damage OF the
flood. estimated at close to 4 million
dollars.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24
OUGHT LIIMBAGOI
RUB BACKACHE AWAY

When your back Is sore and lame
or lumbago, seiatica OK rleurnatissn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24

1851; Huglaie Barrett's Orchestra,
New York, WEAF 1922; Gilbert Wat.
sons Orchestra, Toronto, CFCA(866l;
Guy Lombartlo's RoyaI Canadians,
Cleveland. WTAM $500: Palmer
House Victorians. Chicago. Wild
l37Ol.
1870 p. m.Jack Denny's Or.
chestra, New York, WMCA GAL.
11:4O b. N. Coon Sanders or.
chestra. Chicago. XIV $3.50.
!. 12:45 q. m.--Kansas City Night
Hawks, WDAF 1866.
a. m. Oriole Orchestra, CHI
cago. WEBB l37O)
Lectures
D. M. Matters Before the
House I weekly discussion on Con.
gressional affairs. Washington,
7:3O b. Radio In Foreign
Countries, by Al. E. Peck, New
York, WRNY 1851.
SIS b. Fuel Economy IN
the Home, by r. II. Heilnan, Mel
Ion Institute Of Industrial Research,
Pittsburgh, KDKA fS16).
3 p. M. Every Day English.
by Harry Gaines Hawn. New York,
NJ A010ys ET6VGuLlOn Oh speech
Defects" by DIR. w. J. Peppard,
Philadelphia, WOO (5O8).
1910 p M Trend Of the Times, z
BY DR.. Sydney Neville USHER, New
York, WNYC $3.50.
ChiIdren's Programs.
s D. m.Krazy Kat Riddles KIub,
Boston, WNAC l2SOl; Uncle Geebee,
New York, WGBS (316).
6:15 p. m.-Miss Georgene Faux.
ner, the Story Lady, Chicago,
{ .. m.-Uncle Wip. Philadelphia,
WIP (5O8l.
8 D. m.-Ford and Glenn Lullaby
Time, Chicago, WIS (345): Uncle
Waits Punch and Judy, Chicago.
WLIB (S02).
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24
PORTUGUESE TRIO AGAIN
MEET RADIO AUDIENCES

Artists IF the cir waves are
doing 3 great deal to introduce the
listening millions to fine music.
The medium permits melody and
tone TO travel into. the great open
spaces Of q music-hunEry public nm
interrupted. And artists are bring
Ing TO radio a fine sense Of dis
tinction. Such Ii the music that
the Portuguese Trio u offering In
it series OF WCAP concerts. Fine
music. finely presented Tor fine
taste.
That the personnel Of the trio II
Latin one might easily guess from
lts interpretations. Alberto Martins,
cellist with the Rialto Theater
Orchestra, Ii directOr-he organized
the unit with Emilio Doria, another
Lisbon boy, at the piano. Royal
da Costa, recently arrived in the
States, 10 the master Of the violin.
Martins has arranged programs
that have variety, appeal emo
eiOnal brflllanCe and flexibfIfty In
them. Best Of al, they ara not
hacIEneyed, repetitiOus, nlOnOtO-
nous.
The players bring to all they do
q finish and smoothness new TO
small combinations on the air.
Truly, they are artists with artists
souls and gifts Of rendition.
May We have them often on
WCAP bills.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24
popular team In the middle West
Is known as the Ray-O-Vac Twins.

The Atlanta station. wSB. win
broadcast the Ray-o.Vac boys this
evening at 11:46 for the benefit Of
those who do not know them. Ford
and Glenn are to be heard at WIS
every evening. Correll and Gosden
at WLIB. Sammy Slept from WIZ,
and Jack Little Is here. there and
everywhere.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24
Unable To Work
Man Has Bad Tine

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24
GILBERT AND SULLIVAN
co ON THE AIR TONIGHT

Al lawyers clerk--and g. rather
poor sort Of clerk with no re-
spect for Blackstone or Coke be.
yond the opportunity they gave him
to waste his time scribbling impu-
dent Verses-and an Irish Organist,
who couldn't seem to find position
that suited him, founded q new
school of music when w. 8. Gilbert
put some of the things that had
been forced on his inattentive mind
to the music Arthur Sullivan wrote
because he was bursting with it.
and colled the production Trial
BY jury" That Ii the first of the
Gilbert and Sullivan productions
which made the fame and fortunes
OF both OF them. Arthur Sullivan's
music is now hailed as the fOunda-
ton of English musician English
Dmusical character. Gilbert's lyrics
have never been equalled for their
satire, for their human qualities
and their technical perfection.
Elemental humanity is the
theme to which all poets have
tuned their Tyres since the sing
ing Of songs began. David, Solo
mon, Omar, Homer, Shakespeare,
FOntaine, GOethe-all have 1t, and
IL is what makes their works live
through the ages-it is what viii
make their works live through
the ages that are to come. And
Ivan have It. They proved con.
cIusively that those who would
write for the ages must write
without reference to any paFticu-
lar age-but Of life as nature
designed IL and Fate decreed 1t
to be lived. Human mental pro-
cesseS and problems do not
change-OnIy the tools they work
with to solve the problems I'M
prove.
Tonight radio audiences will have
opportunity to test this theory
and get a lot of the most natural
laughs, as well as hear some Of
the most lifting music, by tuning
in on any of the WEAF chain sta
the WEAF Light Opera Company
sing "A Trial by Jury" Unless
our guess is wrong-there will be
tens of thousands of radio listeners
who would be willing to swear that
the lyrics were written especially
to satirize the trial courts Of their
own particular towns. And yet
glance at the book of the original
production of the piece in 1875 will
show exactly the conditions that
Boston, Chicago, st. Louisiana the
whole wide world-regards as local
and individual today! A Gilbert
and Sullivan performance Is not
only a delight-it is a. revelation of
the eternal humaness Of folks!
They're building bungalows to
match radio sets in California these
days!
Perhaps this is not literally true,
but the fact. that there Is
radio set is having an important
bearing on the construction OF the
newest Pacific Coast homes. Not
only is provision made for built-in
aerial and ground connections in
several parts of the house, but
rooms are being arranged for radio
requirements and walls are being
designed with recesses and com
partents for the permanent installa-
ton Of receiving sets and loud
speakers incOnspicuously.
A distinct class of radio enter
tainment has been developed
through the advertising genius Of
concerns using the loud speaker as
an indirect way Of keeping their
trademarks before the public
and distinct class Of radio
entertainers has been developed.
Ford and Glenn and Cornell mad
GOsden, Sammy Slept and Jac1E
Little them. A very
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24
FRENCH MINISTER orr
TO RIVIERA FOR HEAL TEI

PARIS, March 24. Minister Of
the Interior Malvy leaves for the
Riviera today for the benefit Of
his health.
IL Ii rurnored he intends to re-
sign In order 10 save the BRAND
cabinet from embarrassment, mas
bitter opposition.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24

The experiment Of broadcastins
scenes from plays that are hits on
the stage flivved again last night,
so far as interest In the play was
concerned, although the radio au'
dience who heard Jane Cowl and
other members of the cast of Noel
towards play, Easy Virtue from
WGBS managed to get q bit of q
kick out of that fact. To be- hon
est about 1.-THE Easy Virtue
scenes did not register for drama
anything like the fourth and fifth
episodes OF "A Step on the stairs, .
which WRC put on the air with a
cast of Washington players, some
of whom had never seen the manu-.
script until they read 1t into the
microphone-and with all Of whom
the drama is distinctly an avocation
and not the way they earn their
living.
II radio win teach singers and
speakers that they cannot tear an
aria or part Of scene from .
music drama or 3 play present
it as iS-and expect audiences to
understand tit win be doing
quite q lot. The concert stage has
suffered for years from vocal ex.
hibftiOns that wer0 only vocal ex-
hibitiOns-wfere singers with ex-
celIemt voices would reach into the
heart Of an opera, extract . few
drops Of It's me1OdiOug HE blood
and exhibit it-With no explana-
ton Of why the song was written,
what part it played In the story,
what came before o. what came
after. The stage exCeFptefs afe
BIT moro thoughtful they some
times tell something Of the play
and how the fragment they are
giving relates to the whole strut..
ture. Radio win compel moro Of
this. TE Is often - ridiculous 20
sing an aria without explanation
rs 10 would be 10 read three or
four lines from the middle Of .
poem and expect the audience 90
understand and entllus0 over it.
The Naval Academy Band, under
Lieut.. III. J.. Peterman, made ifa
debut at WBAL last night with an
excellent program that was heard
only family outside Of Baltimore,
The story of the ruby, which
formed the basis Of last nights In.
stallment of Gems Of Romance
from WRC. was highly dramatic
and formed a very good prelude To
80 minutes of thrill and mystery
that followed in "A Step on the
Stairs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24
ON AIR TONIGHT


1855 a. m.--Arlington time signals.
IL noon-"Fifty Farm Flashes"
prepared by the Department Of Agri-
culture.
1890 D. m.-Mid-Day Lenten Serv-
ices under the auspices of the Lay
mems Service Association, broadcast
from Keith's Theater.
p. m.-Irving Boernstein's Lee
House Trio under the direction Of
Samuel Udrin, broadcast from the
Lee House.
4:15 p. m.-Meyer Davis lie Para
dis Band broadcast from the Cafe
lie Paradis.
5 p. -"Housekeepers' Half
Hour by Dorothy Townsend, under
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24
II GARDNER MACK

Even the local radio stations
were affected by the storms
Of spring last night. Recep.
ton from WRC was very WAvy
and at one point out alto.
gether. There was q general
bOmbardment Of surging static
everywhere through which one
could occasionally get q clear
note Of music or the words Of
speech or announcement. The
conditions seemed 70 be gen.
eral.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24
BEST PROSPECTS

q i. mAlbertO Martins Trio
washington. WCAR (400l.
1915 D. en.--HOtel C0mm0d0re
(4E5).
1850 D. m.--tJnited States Nary
Band Orchestra COncert-Wasls-
ImgtOn, WCAP {460l.
B:1H b. m4--sFuel Economy in
the Home pfttsburgh, KDKA
(0O0l.
$3.50 D. ma.--I4ewisOlnn Chamber
Music Concert New York, VIZ
(466l.
. s. ma.sPreyentiOn Of Defects
I'm Speech philadelphia, WOO
(6OSl.
10 3. mi.-WEAF Ideht Opera
Company IN Trial By Jury" BY
Gilbert ana @uIliyam--Ncw York
WiEAF chain Including WCAP.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24
Civic Association Dinner

The American Civic Association,
the committee of 100 on the Fed
eraI city, win hold its fourth an
nual Federal city dinner tonight,
at o'clock, at 1884 st. N. w.
Frederic A. DeIano is president of
the association and chairman Of
the committee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24
FROM CLASSICS TO JAZZ
SIMPLE JUMP FOR RADIO

Modern music In classic mode
q Greek god cast in reinforced con.
Crete-that is promised students Of
music this evening in the presenta.
ton of Vincent d'Indy's Trio, Opus
20, which will form the chief fea-
ture of the chamber music Of the
New York String Trio from Station
WIZ at $3.50 this evening. From
jazz bands and harmony girls to
the most scholarly Of the modern
classicists-th Is what the loud
speaker does for the home.
The loud speaker comes nearer
providing q balanced mental diet
than any other sort 81 entertain.
nlent producer. It enables one
TO turn the dials with the mOoa
and it win be the surest prevent
alive Of emotional dyspepsia IN
the world! Some programs are
calculated to do that! One Of
these days program makers win
learn that there h D close anal
ogy to mental and physical food
and that 3 nlenu Of rich or
meaty classics needs some sort Of
cOndimcntal. spicy jaxx 70 rest
the mind and help mental diges-
ton.
Vincent d'Indy II an interesting
composer Tor anyone 10 study
whether one likes the classic form
or not. In the second movement 81
the trio that win be played this
eyening he becomes essentially
earthly, almost brutal, In his treat.
ment OF the theme. He jumps from
Homer to Kipiing from Michel
angelo to Aubrey Beardsley IN one
bold leap and In the same number:
In addition to the trio WIZ will
also present this evening ct $50
Joseph HOnti, . distinguished Euro
pean pianist.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-24
Lecture on Gardening

Proper gardening methods win
- explained tomorrow night by
". r. Beastie. specialist with the
Department of Agriculture and presi-
dent of the Decatur Heights Citi-
sans Association in ST. David's par
ish hall.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

where you want him 10 20.
 Bowser the Hound Was barking at some one mp in the big homlock trcc over in the Green Forest. Reddy Fox, nicely hidden. was watching and wondering who that some one was up in the big h"mlork tr"". His curiosity was growing every minute. But whoever fl was, le VaS keeping nicely hidden. You soc. h" felt quit safe. He knew that Bovs'r tho Hound could not climb that tree. Therefore there was nothing 10 wor- " about.
 E~ldy did ~i~r tnat Farmer Browns Roy would come o s"e what Bovscr was barking at You se", Reddy didn't know that Farmer Browns Roy had gone away for ths day. Then Roddy began 10 wonder if there wasn't some way cf getting that stranger to come down: and while hc was wondering he heard q rustliug hacl, Of him way. H, looked bark. Thrc vas rrickl> Porky tho Porcupine, shuffling lalong.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-25
6YaGirl of Today

surprise when I asked the time of Jimmie, he told me it was after one o'clock.
 As Jimmy Jeff me at the door, he seemed about 10 kiss me but l dre" back, although even while l did so, even while l was turning from the goodnight kiss, wondered why l did it. had never shied from one be- fore. l knew the girl who kept her kiSsrs for her husband nowadays was as impossible 10 find as the great rOc's egg,
 think I would have liked 10 kiss Jimmy Costello. II" was so big, and clean and protective. But. even be- forr left home. I knew that loving a mans kiss and really loving him were tno different things, knew l that being thrilled by kiss did not l necessarily mean that one was in love with th" man "ho kissed you. ! l went into tho house 10 finl Mamie. her arms stretched out OH inc dining room table, her head down upon thcm Just shaking with sohs,
 CCoryrigbt, Ia26, NEA Service, ! TOMORROW - Tears of th" Strong,