The Washington times., 1926-10-26
wRCN-Chicaro-aeo

s ,. an Special grogram BY the the
direction Of Mrs. Matilda Perry.
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iron Knuckies'' Do1gherty. Wire
Hair Foster, Ts1Ei51ls Terry s.oa xss1s:
Stevens. .Carnivorous" coalsley.
manufacturers 228
- p. m.-lnstrumental prelude. or
SIS .. Nan hour with the ultra
modern composers.
10 b. m.--Melody hour.
II D. m.-Variety hour.
1880 p. m.--supper Club; Art Cope's
Vanity Fair Orchestra.
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9p. m.-.Eveready hour.
10 D. m. --Auction bridge game.
1850 D. m.-Great moments from
grand opera: first and second acts Of
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|. 11:i0 D. m.-'The Music Box.
1920 o. m.-1Iusical program.
1870 p. m.--Songs by CorreH ana
WLIB-C hicagO-3O3
1890 to 7:45 p. m+coon Sanders
Nlghthawk Orchestra. -. a.
7:45 to y. m.-NeignDor DaW y
Il 10 10 mldnight-songs by CorrelI
and Gosden; Ruth Farley ct WurlItzer
4 pance core Sp .sWaltz Tine
IL midnight to a. m.--Coon Sand
ers Blackhawk Night Club
WEBH--C hlcago-S
. D. rn.-Dinner Concert-E dgewater
Beach. Hotel Orehestra.
10 D. m.-Musical Bits from BalaDan
q Kate. Uptown Theater.
l0:45 p. M Herald ana Exam.nef
NJg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NUMBERS Edge
water Beach Hotel Orchestra. songs
Cook Sisters SpeciaIties--Flo q Ray
songs--Carlos Hatvery.
wis ChIcago-846
3. in.--May and June.
8:i5 D. me- ReadinggPr Davis
$3.50 to 1856 .. m.-Don Mann
iisso 3 MORGAN ceueert-Ra.pb
Il Iniiidinight-Manrie sherman's Col
ieRe Inn Orchestra Jack Chapman'a
BAL Tabarin Orchestra.
W--Chicago-5
8 ,. m.-.'Family Hour from KYW's
Evening American.
gress Hotel studio including musical Sc
lections and speeches under the aus
pieces OF the American Farm Bureau
10 To- 5. m.-concert under the direc.
ton of the Commonwealth Edison
J'ompany. Morgan L Eastman coi'dus
1i:sO s. n. Congress Carnival fea.
turing Eddie and Fannie CavanauFl
Iii Opening Mail Over the Air.
WHO-Iles Moines--626
$40 b. nl--The Fourteenth Cavalry
Band BY remote control from Fort
d tn.-Wiifred Fletcher. tenor:
Marion Piper Ryan. pianist.
3 IL m.-Dance program.
WIZ sprInEfleId. sIass,--sss
7:45 .. m.-Repertory Theater Or
chestta. direction Daniel kuntz from
the Repertory Theater
sis p. MFRS. Marguerite Royce.
soprano; Lenox Z. BigeIow. baritone
presenting Joint recital
Katherine Held Potter and Ed Morgart
p. nl.--Musicals program.
Observation-Disclosures
7:2S 3. m. - stockman.Farmer re
pert on all important livestock, grain
wool. cotton and produce markets;
news period. 81 s...
OF the Dynamo. talk No. !: From
COO b. C. to 1893 A. d. by L: II;
seg. Phi. D.. Dean OF the College and
OF the Graduate School
S:45 p IN. Gems from American
literature. presented by ElbefI r.
Noses. president of the Pittsburgh
School of Speech.
3. m.-concert by the KDKA Lit
tie Symphony Orchestra under the dl-
rection OF Victor Saudek
1885 .. m.-Pittsburgh Post concerF
from the Grand Theater, Pittsburgh.
WKRC- CIncinnati--42
IL p. m. - Organ recital. Eugene
Perazzo. E
IL m.-AI Kirschner. pianist.
1915 a. n.-Popular songs.
1880 a. m.-Dance music.
WENR-ChicagO-e
p. m.-Rauland Lyric Trio; Edward
Benedict; vocal: stock market reports.
D. In.--All-Amerfcsn Pionsers; Vim
Lindhe; Everett G.. Mitchell.
WCX-DetrOit--5I7
p. m.--Dinner program by Goldkette
Ensemble.
10 p. m.-Red Apple Club.
WSAE-Cinclnnatf-
7:15 p m.-Musical program frori