The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-02
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9IlO London, was Te-DrOdOcdSl Aol
the second time in the history OF
radio through the local STATION
wRC and eight other stations IN
the United States last night.
The reception OF the dance num-
berS from the Club Giro were ham
pered somewhat by a roaring noise
that increased and diminished con
tinually throughout the program.
The words of the announcer were
hard to make out, but the strains
of when You and I Were Seven
teen were loud and clear enough
to dance by.
The program from London was
carried by land wire from 2LO to
SIX an experimental station at
Daventry on the English coast and
from there to BIZ, Belfast, Maine,
at 1850 meters. Here it was re-
broadcast to the Radio Corporation
OF America on 20 meters and then
put on the air, for the last time.
According to the reports received
from London the program rebroad-
cast by station WGY Schenectady,
n. Y. was heard again by the en-
gineers at the London station where
Il was sent out from In the first
place.
The stations in this country that
carried the program for London be-
side the local station were: VIZ,
New York City and 2XAR Bound
Brook, New Jersey: WGY, Science
tady. WBZ. Springfield, Massach-
usetts, KDKA, Pittsburgh, Ky W.
Chicago, xxx. Hastings, Neb.,
KGa Denver. Colorado and kGO.
Oakland. California.
The headline features of the
American program that was picked
up in England and rebroadcast was
the second appearance fon the ether
OF Lucrezia Bori and John MeCor-
mack.
Mccormack gave a splendid rendi-
ton of "Luoghi SERENE Carl, his
first number and Madame Bori
reached the top Of her recital in
"Elepuise le Jour" from Louise.
The popular song, You Forgot to
Remember by Irving Berlin, was
another number of McCormack'S
that was well rendered.
The selections played by Godfrey
Ludlow, violinist, and the song,
my Kentucky Babe, by the Shan
non Male Quartet, came through
the loud speaker in good order.
The sixth of the series of stu
dents concerts by the New York
Philharmonic Society, to be pre-
scented through station WRC to-
night, viii be featured by Rubin
Goldmark's Negro Rhapsody.
The CrandaIls Saturday Nighters,
The Spanish Village Orchestra and
the Irving Boernstein's Hotel Wash
fngton Orchestra viii also furnish
music for the program.
WRC'S Complete Bill
1855 a. m.-Arlington time sig
mails.
1900 (noonNorgan recital broad
cast from the studios of the HON.
or L. Kit Piano Company.
100 D. m.-Daniel ChwaioW
Hotel Hamilton Orchestra broad
cast from the Hotel Hamilton.
900 D. m.-Lee House trio, under
the direction of Samuel Udr1n,
broadcast from the Lee House.
700 D. m.-Irving Boernstein's
Hotel washington Orchestra broad
cast from the Hotel Hamilton.
7:45 D. m.-Bfble talk by DR..
James A. Bell, educational director
of the Y. NJ. c. A, under the aus
pices Of the Organized Bible Class
500 D. m.-"Radio Novel," by
Cosmo Hamilton broadcast with
station WIZ from New York.
s.25 %. mn. Y. Philharmonic
society: Willem Mengelberg. con-
ductor. broadcast with Stations VIZ
and wGY from Carnegie Hall in
New York. Program: Symphony
In d minor, Schubert: Negro Raph'
gody. Rubin Goldmark: Overture to
the opera "Leonore". Beethoven;
Death and TRANSPORTATION, Strauss.
1890 D. m.-"CrandalPs Saturday
Nighters.
1915 a. m-The Spanish Village
Orchestra, under the direction or
Frank Tillman. broadcast from the
Restaurant Madrillon.
WCAP Sunday Programs
Albert Spaulding, one Of America 8
foremost violinists, will make his
debut over the air Sunday night dur
ing the Atwater Kent hour. He
has Just returned from tour of
Europe and will present for the
first time two Irish tunes that he
brought with him.
Tonight will see the inauguration
Of new Sunday feature from Sta
ton WCAP. During the hour just
before the Capitol Theater program,
chamber music will be presented
by a string ensemble by the cour-
tesy Of the Black and White Taxi
Company. Arrangements are under
way to make this a regular Sunday
feature for some time to come.
II a. m.-Service at the Ham
line Methodist Church of flashing
ton. Bishop w. F.. Mcdowell, Of
the Methodist Episcopal Churches
Of Washington. will preach the ser
mon.
p. m. - Service at Bethlehem
Chapel, Washington Cathedral. The
Ri. Rev. James f.. Freeman. Bishop
OF Washington, will preach the SER
mon.
s:2O-7:2O-String ensemble present.