The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-20
DISTANT STATIONS
WWJ-Detroit-352.7

WWJ-Detroit-352.7
p. m.-Dinner concert.
p. m.-Program from New York.
$3.50 p. m.-Detroit News Orchestra
2 p. m.-Dance program from Rev
York.
WDBO-Winter Park, F1a.-2S9.9
p. m.-Pollce reports
7:05 D. m.-Stock markets
1915 p. m.-Chats with the weather.
Agriculture.
1928 p. m.-wDBO science talk.
1888 p. m.-Childrens bedtime story.
7:45 p. m.-WDBO realty talk.
1855 p. m.-Rolins College Radio
Glasses: Three Commute periods yoi
psychology. English literature and Bible
1855 p. m.-Chase & Co. citrus re-
ports, news flashes. weather.
8 p. m.-Winter Park Chamber OF
Commerce program: Mrs. Lawrence
Brown, soprano; L. H. Brown, accom-
papist.
violin, piano, soloist.
VOS-JeffersOn City-441
8 p. m.-wos Evening Market Hour
and National Radio School.
$40 p. m.-Address by John T. Wad-
dill, chairman of the tax commission.
Roy Godsey.
J-U0 d. n.-AuuTeSS Dy george A.
Pickens general secretary OF the
Greater Missouri Association.
800 p. m.-Program presented by
the Ava, Douglas county. boosters.
WGY-Schenectady-3
1890 p. m.-Eastman Theater Or
chestra. Rochester. N. Y. also broad
s:15 p. m.-Musical program from,
wHAM studio. Rochester, N. Y. also
broadcast by WHAM.
WEBH-ChicagO-37O
.. m.-Songs Florence Behrend.
Piano solo. Carl Inner.
10 D. m.-Dance numbers Edge-
water Beach Hotel Orchestra.
1915 p. m.-Songs. Florence Ben
rend. Songs Frank Grief. Herald and
IL p m.--Dance numbers, Edgewater
Beach Hotel Orchestra. Songs. Ward
Perry and Earl Gibson. specialties'
j a. m.-Informal Revue. Edgewater
Beach Hotel Orchestra.
CFCA-TOrOntO-356
Z .. m.-Canada Dry Ginger Ale Or
8 p. m.-Musical program in con-
Program as follows; DR.. + J. Conboy.
dental health talk; Mrs. (Dr.) Frank
Martin. song: accompanist MISS sym
Bell; DR.. Gordon Allen. saxophone solo;
accompanist. Miss Sybil Bell.
$50 p. Morgan music by Clifford
C. Mccormick and Luigi Romanell1 and
his orchestra from the TivOlI Thea ter.
orchestra from Columbus Hall. Toronto.
WsB-Atlanta. CAFES
p m.-Silent.
and radio review at the Atlanta Radio
Electrical exposition.
11:45 D. m-Peerless Entertainers
orchestra in the Biltmore ballroom.
WGN-ChicagO-3O3
$50 p. m.-Songs by Correll and
9:45 p. m.-Arabian Nights enter
il D. m.-"sam m Henry"
11:10 p. m.-"The MUSIC Box"
1920 D. m.-Songs by Tommy Coates
1880 y. m.-"The Pepper Party"
WSAI-Cincinnati-3
n, m.-Bosworth Artist Series--un
der The direction Of Erich Sorantin.
$50 p. m.-Davis Saxophone Octette-
from New York City.
10 p. m.-1pana Troubadours-from
II y. m.-Snifth Brothers Program
from New York City.
1870 p. m.-Congress Playing Card
String Quartet.
WSM-Nnshv illc-"S2
s:1S p. m.-Bedtime Story interlude
. D. m.-Vito and his Radio Seven
II D. m.-Studio program.
WNAC-BostOn-43O
.. m.-Broadcast from Boston
Chamber OF Commerce-organ recital by
Louis Weir.
$40 .. m.-PIayette-"The Man Under
the Bed"-wNAC Players.
3 p. m.-Reductlon Day Orchestra
direction william r. Dodge.
1905 p. m.-Dance musc-broadcast
from Checker Inn. Checker Inn Orches'
ira, direction Jimmie" Gallagher. Pop.
IA IcNyi inc
George Rogers.
Notwithstanding
$50 .. m.-Joint broadcasting with
WEAF. New York; Davis SaXophone
Octette. Ipaus Trouba6ours. South Sea
SANDERS, Smith Brothers.
1880 p. m.-Soprano solos by Holly
1aines, accompanied at the piano by
Dorothy Grosskopf.
Miscellaneous
s:15 p. m.-Eose sherman. Viollnist.
. nd Marie Ludwig. harpist from Old
Town Coffee Room
$50 p. m.-Organ concert-Ralph
s:45 p. m.-Talk on Salvation Army
$40 y. m.-Maurls sherman's College
g:25 y. m.-Merls Cullen. mo. 49,
Singing Bell boy.
9:35 p. m.-WLs Cornhuskers> Con-
10 p. m.-Jack Chapman's Bal Tab
arin Orchestra.
1890 p. m.-WLS Cornhuskers.
II p. m.-Maurie Sherman's College
Inn Orchestra.
1890 to 1890 .. Unpopular music
program.
WHO-Des MOines--526
$40 y. m.-Paul Christianson's Hote
Fort Des Moines Orchestra by remote
control.
p. m.-The TIapac Grotto Quartet
Kate Miller. whistler: Maude Hughes
accompanist; DIR. and Mrs. II. a. II utd
Hawaiian guitar.
1880 p. m.--Dance programs.
KDKA-Pittsburgh-
S:25 y. m.-Stoclma n Farmer report
S:i5 =. m.-Cniversity of Pittsburgh
aIdrnss. PhilOsophers and Their Times