Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-01
Central Time stations.


KFDM = Beaumont, Tex (Si5.6),
12:25-12:55 p. m., bano concert; 7,
1880, children's program; S-1O:SO, band
concert, Magnolia Petroleum conf
panys Refinery band.
KFKX--Hastings Nebr. (2SS.S), 9
p. M, special New Years musical
program Lou M. Otteson, director
NF-Shenandoah, Ia. (266), z p
M, Sunday school lesson; 1880, pipe
organ concert
KIDS - independence, Mo. CAD
$3.50 a. m, Start the New Year
Right -
KPRc-Houston, Tex (29s.s), Il
NJ, Frank Tilton, boy pianist
WDAF-Kansas O,ty, Mo. (S65.6),
1O:45 a. M, Gold Medal flour cooking
school; 81 p. M, school of the air.
address, Kansas City ohildren's bu-
reau; the Tell-Me-a- STORY lady; Tri-
anon ensemble $40, varied musi-
cal program, Stars orchestra; solo
lists; 11:45-1 a. M, Nighthawks frolic;
the Plantation players.
WFAA-Dallas, Tex. (475.), 1901
p. M, Sunday school lesson, DR..
Horace M. Whaling; farmers periodi
330-4 Sears -Roebuck Agricultural
Foundation home makers program
1905, womans hour; 6:SO-7:SO, Honey
Boys orchestra, John McFall, d.
rector; S:SO-9:sO. Schubert choral
club.
WHB-Kansas City, Mo. (865.6),
p. M, string quartet, choir and pop
u1ar orchestral
WHO-Des Moines, Ia. (526), 1909
p. M, program, Boone mixed quar-
tet, Alice Hartman Smith; 11-i2,
Corn Sugar orchestra.
WMC-Memnhis Tenn. (499.D, 7;l5
D. M, bedtime stories; $3.50, program,
Atwater Kent Radio corporation; IL,
Harry O. Nichols, organist.
WOAI-San Antonio, Tex. (S94.5), 3
D. un, musical program, Kamma' 5
Hawaiians; $3.50, Hotel Menger trio.
-WOAW-O Omaha, Nebr. (526), 12:45
p. m Sunshine Sunday dinner menu,
recipe service; /, Randall's Royal
Fontenelle orchestral 6, music re-
view $50, Jaffy's string quintet; 8,
classical program; 1890, Frank Hodek
and his Nightingale orchestra.
WOC-Davenport Ia. (4SS.6), 4-5 p.
M, Crescent orchestra; SO, musical
program, artists, F. e. Kellogg, di-
rector; $40, special program, Palmer
Little symphony orchestra, Erwin
Swindell, conductors. w. L. Mueller.
baritone Selma Hickey, violinist:
John Gerwe, tenor; Walter Voss,
bass. E. j. Bettendorf, pianist; B. j.
Palmer, organist; talks.
Mountain Time stations.
KOA-Denver, Colo. (322.4), 1915
D. m., RiaIto theatre musicale; S:15,
exercises; $3.50, matinee for house
wives; A, culinary hints; 4:15, fash
ion hints; $50, Brown Palace string
orchestra; 1880, preview of interna-
tional Sunday school lesson; 8, min'
strel show, KOA minstrel players;
KOA orchestra; Blue Bell quartet.
Pacific Time stations.
KFWB - Hollywood Calf. (252I
7:1O p. n.. talk on safety or sorrow,
Sergt. Edgar johnson of L. A. r. d.
1920, Jack Boaz, fishing and hunt
ing scout; 1880, eye-o-league, DR..
Marshutz; 7:40, microphone brev.ties;
SO, program, John Wright, The Right
Tailor: 10-11, Warner Brothers trollc,
direction Charlie Wellman; 11-l2,
Hollywood Roof ballroom orchestra
by remote control
:. KGO-Oakland, Calf. (36D, 11:SO-l
p. M, luncheon concert; S-4, GeorgS
Kruger, pianist; Myrtle Gable, Tina
violin numbers, courtesy
Nathan J. Landsberger; Magazine
Article DIGEST" Library Service bu'
reau; vocal numbers, Arrillaga Musi-
cal college; 1880, eoncert orchestra,
Hotel st. Francis; 6-7 Norman Wood
SIDES Metropolitan orchestra.
KGW-Portland, Ore. (4S1.5), 1880
1880 p. M, Rose City trio; 81, dinner
concert; 50, concert; 9-1O:3O p. M.
sherman, Clay and COM
pany studio; 1O:SO-12, Hoot Owls.
KHJ--Los Angeles, Calf. (4O5.2),