Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-10-09
RADIO FANS ENJOY
SKO' BROADCASTINC
First Program Of A Series Of Con-
certs We're Broadcast Last
Monday Night
ALL SHORE PEOPLE TUNE In

The first OF the series Of five one
hovr programs broadcasting the at
tractive features Of the Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore, under the auspices Of
the Del-Mar-Va Eastern Shore Asso-
citation, was given from station WIZ.
New York City, last Monday night,
from $50 to $50 o'clock. Success of
this initial undertaking was register
ed Immediately. Scores of congratu-
lGtory comments were received.
Officials of the Del-Mar-Va Eas era
Store Association are keeniy opti.lis-
tic as to the results to be achieved by
this form of advertising. The fact
that the Del-Mar-Va entertainment
was keenly attractive from the outset
to its completion, featured with well
selected music, descriptive dialogue
and carrying announcements directing
attention to the Peninsula, gives ev-.
cry indication that it will pNnks re-
suitful. ~
1t is emphasized by Association Of
ficials that this means of advertising
is the most extensive and undoubtedly
more impressive than through almost
any other medium. Broadcasting from
WIZ the Association is using the
most powerful station in the world.
It is estimated that no less than ten
million radios are able to receive
WIZ programs.
The first Del-Mar-Va hour brought
to the majority Of Eastern Shore resi-
dents the fact that artists Of the high
est calibre are representing them. The
several vocal and instrumental selec-
tions offered by Dale Wimbrow, the
Del-Mar-Va songster, equalled if not
surpassed the high standard which
this recording artist has previously
! created. Carl Fenton's orchestra un-
der the leadership of Walter Hinch-
con, recognized as one of the highest
type recording orchestras today, sup
ported Wimbrow and provided orches-
tral numbrs of unusual merit, decid-
edly Appropriate for an Eastern Shore
program. The Misses Florence Iial-
holland and Grace Rea, sopranos, and
Douglas Sanbury, baritone, each Of
whom featured the program with de-
lightful vocal selections, won sincere
approval with their attractive offer
ings.
Next Monday night the Del-Mar~
Va program will offer a second at
tractive feature of the Eastern Shore,
presenting the "Kent-Sussex Fair in
Delaware" In story and song pic
ture of the annual twin-county fair
will be presented. The setting will be
offered as the annual gathering place
of Eastern Shore society. Vivid Por-
trayal of the horse racing and other
special features at the fair have been
arranged. Mention will be given the
prominent exhibits and also all of J.
the communities directly interested
The musical selections will be featu-
red by specially written Eastern Sh0re
songs and other appropriate numbers.
Request is made by officials and
members of the Del-Mar-Va Eastern
Shore Association that radio owners
throughout the Peninsula endeavor 10
tune in accurately on the WIZ wave
length some little time previous Do
the opening of the Del-Mar-Va hour.
This is for the purpose of preventing
interruption by "squeals" caused by
trying to make accurate connection
after the program has started. If
attention is given this request con-
siderable annoyance to the radio au-
dience in general will be avoided.
The Del-Mar-Va Eastern Shore. As
sociation will be pleased to receive
your opinion and views on the first
program as offered, and will Appre-
ciate any suggestions that Eastern
Shore residents may care to advance,
which may be of value in the future
programs.