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New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
PATROL BOAT GETS SAFELY INTO PORT
B Foot tA Loses Mast in
 Battle With Storm

New London, Feb, 10 tPi-The 75- foot patrol boat l94 limpcd into port through tho gale carly this morning with the mast gone and bearing other evidences Of sevcn.hour bat i tle against the clements. The craft was 5i miles at soa yesterday aft crnoon when notified by radio from local headquarters that violent storm was due and ordered to pro- cecd Immediately 10 shelter. Mem ters of the crew Of the vessel re- ported that the storm a sea was the worst that has been experienced in recent years,
 126 Goes Aground The patrol boat l2G with seven mon aboard went aground at the western entrance to NarraGanstit hay early this morning, according 10 radio adyices received here. The craft was on tho inside of inc en- trance, however, and In no danger. The patrol boat 2S9 was standing by, ready fo take off the crew of The l26 should the situation become threatening.
 Five members of inc crew Of the speed boat Tiptop of Newport were saved from almost certain loss when the 19G picked tho craft up some distance off Narragansett bay early last evening. Tn" vessel was heading out 10 sea and the men aboard were entirely ignorant Of the fact that a storm Of violent intensity vas due 10 strike, Coast guard off cials here stated today that the speed boat would never have been able 10 1.-Two in the seas that wtre running half an hour after the gale struck. The 12G put a prize crew aboard the craft and sent her into port here for violation of the navi. gation laws The craft. which is suspected of rum running. arrived here just before the storm broke.
 Sub Arrives safely
 The submarine O-3. one o' the school ships attached 10 the sub marine base here. arrived at the base last night inst ahead Of tho storm. Resides the regular officers, the craft carried several student officers and crew of forty. She was engaged in maneuvcrs off Block Island when recalled hv radio from the base. following the receipt thera Of the storm warning adyicos
 Tn" T.. s. $. Chcwik. submarine base station ship, cn route to New York with huge target in tow. was caugh' in the storm. but ac- cordins ta adviccs received at inc base ly radio. tho vessel was Wrath"riuc the blow and was In no danger. The craft lrft here last night
 Worst storm in Years ..
 'oaet guard naval and other murine authorities here today said 1h"t th" storm was the most St. N"r" that has been experienced along this coast in years. At thc height of th" gale this morning. he wini attained velocity Of 6I miles an hour. and maritime au- lhoriucs were fearful that it would eventually attain hurricane force.
 The coast glarl dcstroyers Cum mugs Terry. lGriccson and Downcs from he local base were at s.a and were advised this morning tn Keep " constant tonch with tho local base and with coastwisc ship ping and 10 he in readiness 10 an-
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
Iaul .;crlin Items

The Radios, q clcss Of the East Berlin Methodist church Sunday school. will enjoy q social this eve ming at the home of Mrs. Eurgrorn.
 The masquerade social held for members and friends Of the Junior
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
Womcn'S Meeting Postponed

The meeting Of the Woman's Aid society Of the Berlin Congregational church. which was scheduled for this afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Jennie Deming, WorthingtOn Ridge, has been post poned on account of the snow storm.
 An announcement as to the date of the meeting will be made soon.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10

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New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
Men of Purpose

"Ncn of Purpose. motion pic ture masterpiece of the World War, will bo presented in the Community thcater at $ ?. ln. today and tomor-
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
Fr,SlrichS Takes Appeal

ros,ic Fredrichs Of New Britain 5aar-ed with breach of the peat nni "xssult. was sentenced 10 %p aa,s IF joil bv Judge Griswold IF
 70 ;c, sa apreal He was moi
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
Funeral nf Mrs. nnnahIIc

Funeral services for Mrs. Ann Donahuc. who died Monday night
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
May Lift Dog Quarantine

Dr, B. E. Robins, city health off cer, said this morning that the com missioner of domestic animals at Harttorl will send representative 10 Bristol within the next two or three days 10 look over the situation as regards dogs. If conditions are found 10 be improved it is nroba- lie that tho quarantine now in ex- ist"ncc will be removed.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
Funeral of Infanl

The funeral Of Leo Co,lctto. IS months old son of NIr. and Mrs. Mauro Collctto Of 3SS Park street, was hold from the home of his par onts this afternoon at o'clock.
 Tn" body was placed in St. Jos "ph's vault for intcrmcnt in the spring,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10

The funeral Of Mrs. Eugcnc A. Long Of ll9 Pond street was hcll this morning at 3 o'clock from St Joscph's church. Ecy, c. T. Magnet. celebrated the requiem high mass and the remains were placed in St Josoph's vault until tho spring.
Evening star., 1926-10-24
Bankers Visit Studio

APPROXIMATELY 400 bankers at
tending the convention Of the
American Bankers Association were
visitors recently at the new 81, 200. 900
First National studio in Burbank
where they were the guests of M. C.
Levee, general executive manager Of
First National Productions.
Great interest was expressed by
many Of the conservative f1nanciers
over the efficient construction and
management OF the plant, which is the
only motion picture studio in south
ern California built as a unit on sci
entific lines from the ground up.
Following tour of the plant. the
visiting bankers assembled at Holly
wood Bowl, where a barbecue was
held, with a special program. at which
the stars were introduced.
Evening star., 1926-10-24

Adorable Deceiver," comedy. Wed
ding Daze," and News; tomorrow. CO.
rinne Griffith in Mile. Modiste" and
Lupino Lane in His Private Life:
Tuesday, Evelyn Brent in The Jade
Cup" Imperial comedy, The Fued,"
and review: Wednesday. Colleen
Moore in Ella Cinders" and Helen
and Warren comedy. The Family
Picnic; Thursday, Jack Holt in '"The
Blind Goddess" and Felix cartoon:
Friday, Lefty Flynn in "Glenister Of
the Mounted. and Andy Gump COM
edy, Minis Away; Saturday, Ken
Maynard in "Senor Daredevil and
Walter HERS in Fresh Faces
Evening star., 1926-10-24
CHEVY CHASE.

Today. Richard Barthelmess in
''The Amateur Gentleman" and news;
tomorrow. Monte Blue in Other
Women's Husbands" and Andy Gurap
comedy. Tow Service; Tuesday,
Louise Fazenda and .Jacqueline. Lo-
gan in "Footloose Widows" and
Cameo comedy. Plumb Goofy": Wed.
nesday. Lois Moran in "Padlocked,'
Felix cartoon and Fox news; Thurs
day, Ricardo Cortez in THE Cats
Pa aiamas" and Walter HERS in
Fresh Faces: Friday. William Boyd
in The Last Frontier" and Aesop
Fable; Saturday, Rim -Tin-Tin in The
Night Cry: Mac. X Sennett comedy,
Ice Cold Cocoas." and the third in
stallment of the new chapter. play.
"Snowed In"
Evening star., 1926-10-24

Lion." comedy with tense situations
and a thrilling climax.
AP0I.IN.

Today and tomorrow. May McAvoy
and Ben Lyon in 1.-The Savage" and
Mack Sennett comedy, "Spanking
Breezes''; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Richard Barthelmess in The ANA
teur Gentleman" and Aesop Fable
Thursday. Francis X. Bushman in
''The Marriage Clause and Felix
cartoon: Friday. Viola Dana in Big
ger Than Barnum's' and Imperial
comedy, "Pawnshop Politics.; Satur-
day. Douglas MacLean in Hold That
Lion; Cameo comedy, Plumb
Goofy": News and the fifth install
ment of the chapter play, Showed
In"
Evening star., 1926-10-24
CIRCLE.

Today and tomorrow, Milton Stills
and Gertrude Olmstead in Puppets"
Tuesday. May McAvoy. Pat O'Malley
and Cullen Landis in my Old Dutch, "
showing and 9 pm: Wednesday
and Thursday. showings and pm.
Gloria Swanson in Fine Manners, "
Theda Bara in Madame Mystery"
and Pathe Review, the Wonder Reel;
Friday, Jetta Goudal. Lionel Barry
more and Mary, Brian in Paris .at
Midnight" and comedy, ''Tiddly
Winks"; Saturday, William Boyd,
Marguerite De La Motto and Jack
Hoxie in The Last Frontier" and last
chapter Fighting Hearts"
Evening star., 1926-10-24

tour played by Fritz Kreisler. Jan
Kubelik and others equally distin'
guished. Has
Thomas J. Cannon, conductor OF
the Palace orchestra, has arranged
beautiful overture novelty, called "A
Bouquet of Roses" in connection with
Wee Willie's'' appearance here.
Evening star., 1926-10-24
AVEN(FE GRAND,

Today and tomorrow, Richard Bar
thelmess in THE Amateur Gentle
man" and Aesop Fable; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Jetta Goudal in "Her
Man o. War" and Mack Sennett
comedy, 1.-The Ghost OF Folly; Thurs
day. Clara Bow in Down to the Sea
In Ships" and Felix cartoon; Friday.
Buck Jones in The Man Four
Square" and Imperial comedy, THE
Feud": Saturday. Viola Dana in
bigger Than Barnum's"; Buster
Brown comedy. Busters Narrow Es-
cape" and the sixth instaliment Of
the chapter play. Showed In"
Evening star., 1926-10-24
Wee Willie Robvn" :"

THERE is probably not a single
= radio enthusiast along the whole
Atlantic seaboard who has not heard
Roxy and his gang" over the WEAF
chain Of stations from the Capitol
Theater in New York. William C'Wee
Willie') Robyn, announced as one Of
Evening star., 1926-10-24
TAKOMA.

Today ana tomorrow, Colleen Moore
in Ella Cinders"; Tuesday. Anna @.
Nilsson in Miss Nobody" and Pris-'
ella Dean In speeding Venus: Wed
nesday and Thursday. a revival Of
Valentino in THE Sheik'; Wednesday
matinee. Theodore Roberts in "Grum-
py'''; Friday, Norma Shearer in THE
Waning Sex: Saturday, Jack Holt in
"Forlorn River"
Evening star., 1926-10-24
YORK.

Today and tomorrow. Corinne Grit
fifth in Into Her Kingdom" and Helen
and Warren comedy. Easy Pay
ments": Tuesday, Ben Lyon and
May McAvoy in 1.-THE Savage" and O..
Henry comedy, THE Failure: We'd
nesday. Francis X. Bushman in The
Marriage Clause" and Cameo comedy,
Plumb Goofy"; Thursday, Richard
Barthelmess In THE Amateur Cen
tleman" and Aesop Fable; Friday,
Hoot Gibson In THE Texas Streak"
and Neal Burns in "Papa's Pest;
Saturday, Douglas MacLean in Hold
That Lion and comedy, "Newlywed's 8
Neighbors' and the fourth chapter Of
the new chapter play, SHOWED In"
Evening star., 1926-10-24

byn to make the tour which will
bring him to Washington this week.
Robyn already has won splendid
recognition of his vocal talents, be-
ing a Cameo record star and having
appeared in concert with Frank La
Forge. famous pianist-composer. Also
he has played on the same concert
Evening star., 1926-10-24
EMPIRE.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday. Ru-
dolph Valentino with Wilma Banky in
THE Son of the Sheik," and comedy.
"Tiddly Winks" Wednesday. Wanda
Hawley and Richard Holt in THE Mid
night Limited" and comedy, "Howdy,
Judge: Thursday, MarceIine Day and.
Bert Lytell in That Model From
Paris" and comedy. The Pole Land
err; Friday. Kenneth Mcdonald in
THE Battler" and the Gump Family
in The Smash Up; Saturday, Will
liam Fairbanks in The Mile-a Minute
Man" comedy. THE Peacemaker."
episode Of The Mystery Pilot In
ternational News and a surprise NATL
nee for the children.
Evening star., 1926-10-24

the stage features at Loew's Palace
this week, for more than six years
has been one of the stars of the Capt.
tol Theater program. and yet few of
the "listeners-in" have ever seen
Wee Willie l.. K. Sidney, in
charge of the Loew de luxe presenta.
ton theaters, has persuaded Mr.. Ro.
Evening star., 1926-10-24
NEW FAVORITE.

Today. Lloyd Hughes in Pals
First" Lloyd Hamilton in Careful
Plea se." Aesop Fables: tomorrow,
Pauline Starke in Honesty is the
Best Policy" Walter HERS in "The
Wireless Lizzy," Fox News; Tues
day. L. f. A production. THE Waltz
Dream; Cameo Comedy. Scram-
bled Eggs; Wednesday. Mona a
South Sea story; Mack Sennett Com
edy. From Rags to Riches: ANA
teur Night; Thursday. Charles Ray
In Sweet Adeline." Ralph Graves
In "Funnymooners.' Topics of the
Day: Friday. Joseph Schildkraut in
Meet the Prince" Al st. John in
Hold Your Hat: Saturday. Tom
Mix in my Old PAL comedy.
"Black and Blue Eyes: Strings OF
Steel" No. ., Pay Day"
Evening star., 1926-10-24

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday, Ru-
dolph Valentino in THE Son of the
Sheik.'' with Wilma Banky; Andy
Gump Comedy and Park News;
Wednesday, Dolores Costello and
John Harron in Bride of the Storm"
Ralph Graves comedy and News
Events; Thursday. Edmund Lowe in
The Fool" Mack Sennett comedy
and News Events; Friday, Par
amount junior stars in Fascinating
Youth" and Hoot Gibson in Arizona
Sweepstakes" Saturday, Pauline
Starke and Edward Hearn in LAS No
Man Has Loved" Alice Day comedy
and chapter two THE Fighting Ma
rine," with Gene Tunney, heavy
weight champion. Shows continuous
Saturday from 2 pm. Sunday from
3 pm.
Evening star., 1926-10-24
CAROLINA.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday
Rudolph Valentino in "The Son of
the Sheik'; Wednesday and Thurs
day. Constance Talmadge in Ouch
ess of Buffalo" Friday. Jack of
Hearts," with Cullen Lands, Gladys
Gulette: Saturday. THE Honeymoon
Express" with Irene Rich and VIII
lard Louis.
Evening star., 1926-10-24
LEADER.

Today and tomorrow. Marguerite
de la Motto and Henry B. Walthal in
The Unknown. Soldier" Pathe COM
edy. THE Big Kick" and Mystery
Pilot" serial; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Richard Barthefmess in Shore Leave" "
Fox news and comedy. Slippery Feet:
Thursday and Friday. Lionel Barry
more and Gretta Nissen in Lucky
Lady" Fox news and comedy, Hot
Doggie'; Saturday and Sunday. Anita
Stewart a nd George O'Brien in Rust
ling for Cupid" Andy Gump comedy.
candy Takes n Flyer" and Mystery
Pilot" serial.
Evening star., 1926-10-24
Photoplays This Week

and news: Thursday. Anna @. Nils
son in THE Splendid Road" and Felix
cartoon: Friday, Douglas MacLean in
Hold That Lion and comedy
MIXED Bridges; Saturday. Ralph
Ince in THE Sea Wolf" Charlie Cha sc
in NUNS the Wcrd'' and the fourth
cha pter Of the serial, SHOWED In. ~
Evening star., 1926-10-24

Metropolis" the MUCH .heralded Cfa
production. will be ready for release
in this country, where it will he dis.
tributed by Famous Players after
run on Broadway.
Evening star., 1926-10-24
COLONY,

To-day. Gloria Swanson in "r'ine
Manners" Cameo comedy. Plumb
Goofy." and news; tomorrow, Herbert
Rawlinson in The Millionaire Police
man" and Glenn Tryon comedy, THE
Cows kimomo"; Tuesday, Corinne
Griffith in Into Her Kingdom and
Helen and Warren comedy, Easy
Payments" Wednesday, Jane Novak
in Whispering Canyon" and Mack
Sennett comedy. Ice Cold ~Cocoas";
Thursday. Marie Provost in almost
a Lady" and Al st. John in Live
Cowards"; Friday, Ben Lyon and May
McAvoy in "The Savage" and Andy
Gump comedy. California. Here We
Come; Saturday. Hoot Gibson in
1.-THE Texas Streak Art Lake in
"Tiddly Winks' and the third Install
ment of the chapter play, SHOWED
In"
Evening star., 1926-10-24
OLYMPIC.

The Olympic Theater, which hassre-
Gently been taken over by Sidney
Lust. has changed its. policy from the
regular routine Of pidelres and in the
future will present novelty acts In ad-
dition- to the feature films. The first
Of these acts will be the appearance
of Miss Anne Brinley. Washington
violinist, who will commence a weeks
engagement with today's matinee. ap-
pearing at 4:30, $50. SIS and $40 pm.
and during the week nightly at and
9:20 pm.
To-day and tomorrow, 9TH" Bat"
Pathe weekly and comedy, Butter
Fingers; Tuesday, Jack Holt I'm
"Forlorn River" and comedy, "Vamp-
ing Babies; Wednesday,. Eugene
O'Brfen and Vivian Rich in Simon
the Jester" and comedy. Good Morn
ing, Madam; Thursday and Friday.
Gloria Swanson and Eugene O'Brien
in Fine Manners" also Pathe COM
edy. 1.-The Only Son., and Fox
weekly: Saturday, James oliver Cur
woods when the Door Opened"
also Pathe scenic. Clever Feet" and
first episode OF Bill Grimm's
Progress
Evening star., 1926-10-24
HIPPODRONfE.

Today and tomorrow, Colleen
Moore in ELLA Cinders" and Pathe
comedy. Laughing Ladies'; Tues
day and Wednesday, Reginald Denny
In "Skinner's Dress Suit" and COM
edv, Three of Kind: THURSDAY
and Friday. Blanche Sweet. Neil
Hamilton. Matt Moore and Earle VIII
liams in Diplomacy" and FOX com
adv "A Rusiness ENGAGEMENT:
saturday Dorothy Mackail in
Joanna" Fox news and first epi-
sode of Bill Grimm's Progress.
Evening star., 1926-10-24
HOME.

Today. Marie Prev0st in Almost
q LADY,: o. Henry comedy. The
Failure" and Hodge Podse; tomorrow
Norma Talmadge in "kiki' and Aesop
Fable: Tuesday. May McAvoy in The
Passionate Quest" and Charlie Puny
in wives and Women; "Wednesday:
Laura In Plante in "Her Big Night
Evening star., 1926-10-24
ELITE.

Today and tomorrow, Thomas
Meighan in Tin Gods" Pathe news
and comedy, "One Wild Ride: Tues
day. H. B. Warner in "Silence" and
Ccmedy. Adorable Dora: Wednes-
day. Conrad Nagel and Eleanor
Boardman in Memory Lane" Larry
Semon comedy. Frauds and Fren
zies"; Thursday, Jack Holt In Born
to the West" Pathe news and COM
edy. THE Golf Club; Friday, Har-
rison Ford and Claire Adams In
THE Wheel and Fox comedy. The
Failure; Saturday. William Col
lier. tr.. in The Rainmaker" and
Andy Gump comedy. Dynamite.
Evening star., 1926-10-24
DUNlBARTON.

Today, Jack Holt in "Forlorn
River; tomorrow, Viola Dana and
Ralph Lewis in Bigger Than Bar.
NUNS: Tuesday. Rudolph Valentino
in The Sheik"; Wednesday, Anna c.
Nilsson in Miss Nobody; THURSDAY
Thomas Meighan in Tin Gods; Fri
day. Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes in
High Steppers"; Saturday. Fred
Thompson, in Lone Hand Saunders.
Evening star., 1926-10-24
SAVOY.

Today, Alberta Vaughn in THE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-20
ON AIR TONIGHT
MEANINGLESS Meters

WHRF Washington $50 Meters
IL a. m. to IL noon Current
events. music. police reports.
p. m. to p. m.-Dinner music.
WRCW Washing ton 400 Meters
1I:56 q. m.-Arlington time signals.
IL noon Organ recital by Mrs.
Farley D. Parkinson, broadcast from
the studios Of the Homer Il. Kit
Piano Company.
p. NV. Spencer Tupman'e
Hotel Mayf1ower Orchestra, broad
cast from the Hotel Mayflower.
$40 b. M. Baseball scores.
Gas b. M. Bright stars and
CONSULTATIONS" ny DR.. William J.
Luyten, OF the Harvard College
Observatory, under the auspices OF
the Smithsonian Institution.
z b m.-The Voice OF the Silent
Drana-The Wise Guy" broadcast
with station WIZ from New York.
1880 b. MI. s. Marine Band,
under direction Of Capt. william II.
Santelmann, broadcast jointly with
stations WIZ, WGY and WCAD
from the Sylvan Theater.
D. m-The Royal Salon Orches'
ira, broadcast with Stations VIZ
W0Y and WCAD from New York.
$50 p. m.-"The Record Boys
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-20

Atlantic City. after an ovation
given the wizard when he was in
troduced to the delegates to the
forty.ninth annual convention OF
the National Electric Light Assoc
citation.
From the same platform secre-
tary Mellon spoke, Elizabeth Reth-
berg sang, Vincent Lopez played
and Samuel insult, who doubles as
a pupil OF Edison, public utility
impressario and a grand opera
scientific manager when he's home
in Chicago. received the Charles A.
Coffin medal for running the best
managed electric light company in
Americai
EVERYBODY HEARD
EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE
All OF this happened during two
hours Of broadcast from the electric
light mems convention that well
nigh monopolized the ether the bet
ter part of last evening. There was
a prize fight in Cleveland, bit Of
chamber music in New York and
the fragments of lot OF political
hopes and dreams to gather up in
Pittsburgh and a good jazz band
working in Richmond.
But the next notch to any or
these, anywhere on the dials, would
tune in Atlantic City and some part
of the electric light program. While
the WEAF chain ordinarily takes
lot OF space on the adials when
they try, last nights hoOk-up, which
included General Electric and West
inghouse stations, was the most
extensive and the most vivid demon
stration OF the manner in which
radio annihilates space and makes
q concert hall and lecture platform
Of the world that has yet been
given.
There isn't a home with a radio
set between the great plains section
and the Atlantic Ocean, from the
Gulf OF Mexico almost to the Arctic
Circle, that couldn't have. tuned in
on Edison and the men whose bust
ness his genius has to q large
degree made possible.
Last nights tuning offered .
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-20
CLASSIFIED PROGRAMS
RADIO CONCERTs, ETO.

| 6 D. Mid Week Hymn Sing
ing, New York, WEAF (492).
$50 p. m.-Judge, jr.. New York,
D. m.-voice Of the silent
drama, 'aThe Wise Guy New York, 7,
WIZ (455). chain. including WRC
1850
7:i5 D. m.-Hire's Harvesters, New
York, WEAF (492).
7:3O D. m.-United States Marine
Band, Washington, WRC (469l: half
hours \ with famous composers
Chaminade, KDKA symphony Or
chestra. Pittsburgh l3Osl.
| p. -Cliquot Club EslkimOs.
New York, WEAF l492).
8:45 p. m. William and Mary
College Glee Club. Richmond, Va,
D. m-Royal salon Orchestra,
WIZ chain, including WRC l469l;
Baltimore Musical Club, VIAL
(246); Silvertown Cord Orchestra,
New York, WEAF (492l.
$50 b. m.-The Record Boys,
WIZ chain, including WRC (469l.
10 D. ln.-WBAL ensemble, Balti.
more, WBAL GAG.
1880 p. n.-Congress Carnival
from Congress Hotel Chicago.
XIV IO00I
LECTURES. ETC.
z p. m.-"What,s a good buck TO
read?" by Thomas Mason, lormCr
Editor Of Life. New York. WEAF
(492).
TAO p. m.-"Practical Disarma-
ment," by DIR. Alfred H.. Haag,
Prof. OF international Shipping Of
Georgetown University. Philadel-
phia. WIP, (5O8).
DANCE PROGRAMS
.. m.-Lido Venice Orchestra,
Boston, WNAC (280).
$3.50 p. m.-Nat Martins Piccadilly
Orchestra, Philadelphia, WHIP (508l.
$50 p. m.-Hotel Traymore Dance
Orchestra, Atlantic City, WPG geo;
California Ramblers, New York,
WMCA CAD
10 p. m.-Ernie Golden Orchestra,
New York, WMCA (341): Silver Slip.
per Supper Club, Atlantic City, WPG
(299); Vincent Lopez Orchestra from
Casa Lopez, New York, WEAF (492l;
Palmer House Victorians, Chicago
WJJD) (S7W
1890 p. m.-Meyer Davis LIE Para
dis Band, Washington, WRC (469).
| IL p. m.-Oriole Orchestra, Chica-
go. webb (S70); Vincent Lopez and
Orchestra, Atlantic City, WPG (299l.
1l:15 p. Mace Brigode and his
Virginians, Cincinnati, WKRC 1926.
1880 p. m.-Castle Farm Orcheo.
ira. Cincinnati, WLW (422).
HAS p. m.-Mount Royal Hotel
Orchestra, Montreal, CFCF aid.
IL p. m.-Austin Wylie's OrcheR
ira, Cleveland. WTAM, (SS9).
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-20
REST PROSPECTS

en-. m.-MidWeek Hymn Sing.
ing. New York, WEAF 1922.
$50 D. m.-Judge, DR., New
York, WIZ (455).
Z d. m.-Voice Of the Silent
Drama: 1.-THE wise Guy" New
York, WIZ chain, including
WRC (469).
1880 o. m.-United States Ma
rine Band, Washington, WRC
(469).
s p. m.-CIicquOt Club EsId-
mos, New York, WEAF (492).
8 p. m.-ROyaI Salon Or
cl1estra, WIZ chain, including
WRC (469).
$50 p. m.-The Record Boys
WRC (469).
10 D. m.-WRC Players in
One-act play, Washington, WRC
1850 WBAL ensemble, Balti-
more, WBAL (246).
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-20
ROMPING AROUND THE RADIO DIALS
BY GARDNER ----
3y GARDNER MACK

variety OF entertainment seldom
equalled-even during the busy
winter season. From WTAM there
came a very fine orchestral con.
cert, followed by o corlking prize
fight with organ solos between
| rounds, which was succeeded by 2
string quartet recital.
In New York, from WIZ. the
Lewisohn chamber music program
was Introductory to half hour OF
the most enjoyable hokum and
foolery that station has provided
in many an evening Albert Camp:
| bell, Jack kaufman and Senator
Ford of Michigan being the clowns
and living UP to the best TRADITIONS
of their business.
VARIETY TYPICAL
OF RADIO PERFORMANCES
/ Variety in music came from
WEAF and its chain stations BE-
fore the Atlantic City exercises, ~
a Scotch program by the boot
blacks, q bit Of everything from
the yeast powder thermometers and
an extremely high grade OF music
from the toothpasters.
The DAVIS Saxophonists' program
| is typical Of what was happening
everywhere and Of radio generally.
It opened with s'Horses," which
was succeeded by McDowell's OK.
quisite, ITO q Wild Rose" then
came one OF the dances written
for Henry the VIII: the modern
waltz, ''Hilda," excerpts from "Tro.
vatore; the Caprice Viennois''
and Someone's Stolen My Baby.
Altogether, Wednesday was one
great night for dial twisters-n mo
matter how they twisted, what
they wanted or where they turnad
their sets.