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LOCAL PROGRAMS

IL noon--Organ recital by Mrs.
Kathryn Hill Rawls. broadcast franI
the studios Of the Homer L. Kilt Piano
D. m.-Irving Boernstein's Ho:ei
Washington Orchestra, broadcast from
the Hotel Washington.
$40 .. m.-"Things Talked About"
by Mrs. Nina Reed.
6:55 D. m.-BasebaiI scores.
p. m.-MaxwelI House Coffee En-
semble, broadcast from New YorA ciSy
Jointly with WIZ and WBZ.
8 D. m.-Pennsylvania KeystOners.
broadcast with stations WIZ and WGY
from New York
o D. m.-Cook's Southern HemIspheI {
Cruise broadcast with stations VIZ and
WGY from New York.
$3.50 D. m.--Kin Carroll and Erma
Calvert in popular songs
9:45 D. m.-Meyer Davis lie PAradis
Band broadcast from the roof "a the
Cafe LIE Paradis.
WMAL-WashIngtOn
IN m.-MiIk and Money, a talk
on dairying by J. A. Conover. under
the auspices Of the Extension Service.
University Of Maryland.
7:15 D. nl.-Washington Novelty
String Orchestra. under the direction
Sis p. m.-Wayne Johnson. saxo.
phone soIoist. accompanied by Florence
Philpitt.
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NEARBY STATIONS
wCAU-PhiIadeIphIa-27s

$50 D. m.-Snellenburg Instruments!
Trio; Stephen knott, director: Valera
G. Harlan. soprano.
p. m.-The Theater Digest, by Abe
LipschutZ.
7:1O p. m.-The Gurnse Buttermaker.
1880 D. m.-Alexander Skibinsky. vio-
lin virtuoso Virginia Klein, pianist.
p. u.--Robert Fraser, the blind
gospel singer.
S:45 .. m.--Peter Ricci baritone.
. p. m.-Chtc Griffiths, the piano
phend,
9:15 p. m.-John ..mbrog. tenor.
$50 p. m.-Billy Hays and his
Cathay Tea Garden Orchestra.
WMCA-New YOrk-34t
c D. m.-Monte Carlo by the Sea
G:3O o. m.-Radto show program
Anna v. Daily, violinist. William Bon.
ner, tenor.
p. m.--Gieason and Dolan, quartet,
1880 p. m.--Care of the hair talk.
7:45 p. n.-Palmer pen lesson.
p. m.-Yale Land Entertainers.
$3.50 p. m.-Rhdio Shack Hour.
$3.50 p, m.-Minnie Well, pianist.
10 p: m.-Ernie Golden and his Hotel
1850 p, m.-Food Show announce
mept.
1880 p, m.-Dick Robertson. char
acter songs.
1890 p. m.-Ernie Golden and his
Hotel McAlpin Orchestra.
IL p m.-McAlpin Entertainers.
WEAF-New YOrk-492
D. many H. Larremore. mezzo
soprano
$40 p. m.-Columbia University
French Lecture by Dr. Thatcher Clark
$50 p m.-Fox and Tucker. Irish
s;46 p. .n.-Eiss Eckert pianist.
y. 1n.-sa1en Concert TO WHAF,
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L +. -
81 p. m.-Dinner program by Gold
kettle Ensemble.
| 10 D. m.--Red Apple Club.
WJR--DetrOit. aIich.-515
D. m.-Jean GoIdkette's Petite Sym
pheny Orchestra: soloists
D. m.-Concert Program.
$3.50 p. m.-Mazer-Cressman Enter
WBBM--ChIcagO-2s
p. M Melody Hour WBBM star
fingers: Charlie Schultz, Joe Allabough.
Hazel McBroom Eunice HoeffeF. VANS
Vanity Orchestra.
$3.50 D. in.-Moss Covered Melodies.
10 .. m.-Nariety Hour. Lee Sims:
Vans Vanity Orchestra: Joe Allabough.
Charlie schultz. the eighty-pound tenor.
1880 p. m.-Supper Club. Vans VAN
fty Orchestra.
WGN-C'llieago-3O
sol p. M Closing stock quotations;
recital by Fern Scull, pianist.
6:15 u. m.-Uncle Waits Punch and
SIS p. m.-Dfnner concert by Drake
Concert Ensemble and Blackstone String
Quintet.
,. m.-Eveready Hour; $3.50.
10 D. m.-.sa1n m Henry.
1910 D. m.-'"The Music Box"
1890 p. m.-The Bible.
1880 D. m.--Musical Program.
1O:4O D. m.--Songs by Correli and
Oe1s wENR-Chicago-ses
81 p. M Rauland- Lyric rib RI ?;
scores, Stock market reports.
Vim Lindhe. Everett G. Mitchell.
WLW--CiRclnnati-t22
s:45 D. n1.--Market reports. weather
forecast, baseball scores.
p. m.-Norine Gibbons and Priscilla
Holbrook, popular song duo.
1850 p. m.-Castle Farm dance music.
S:l5 b m.-Ladies trio from Cinc!n.
natl College of Music.
3 p. m.-Formica Symphony Orchss-
ira; VIM. stoess. director.
WNAC-BOst0n-43O
g p m. -"Ginger Gems Jimmy
and whats Going Oh This Week. -
Up. m.-Concert program.
7:so .. m.-The New Hotel Kenmare
s o. m.-Mnsical program.
1905 p. m.-Dance music. broadcast
from Crescent Garden. Revere Beach
Crescent Gardens orchestra.
IL p. m.-MHrcus Loew's goth ami
WKRC-Cineinnatl Otio--sss
10 D n.-organ recital. Eugene Perazzo.
II p. mai Kirschner. pianist.
Z. 1l:15 p. m.-chubby Lieber. the
patty cake man."
1l:3o p. m.-Dance program.
KYW-ChIcago-5S
p. m.-Music hour from the Chicago
Evening American.
D. m.-Program from Congress Ho-
tel. which includes musical selections
and speeches under the auspices of the
American Farm Bureau Federation.
p. m.-Csassical concert from Conc
mQnwealth Edison Company.
$40 D. m.-Congress carnival, featUr-
ing Art Linick. az well as Eddie and
Fannie Cayanaugh 10 answering the
Mail Over the Air.
WEEI-Boston-34
$3.50 p. m-Burdett College talk.
6:45 D. m.--Musicale.
p. m.-From New York. Eyeready
>. m.ZFrom New York. Musicale.
$40 D. m.-From New York. Jack
Albin and his Hotel Bossert Orchestra.
WSB-AtIanta. CAFES
N. Garden message by William
sp. Musicale. sponsored by Mrs
Charles Copeland.
1915 D. m.-Buchanan's Bohemian
Orchestra at the Capital City Club.
WWJ-DetrOlt-353
s D. m.-Dinner concert
D. m.-Concert broadcast from New
York through WEAF.
WOC-Dayenport-4S
-6:45 .. m.-Chimes concert.
4 p. m.-BasebaII scores.
p. m.-Musical program Eseready
Hour" (fronl Station WEAFl.
9 p. m.-Musical program under lie
rection Of Martin Bruhl Of Burlington.
10 D. m.-Musical program by Tom
Thumb and the Merry Old Chef. Of The
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FILL
RADIO BILLS

just about average, with no high
spots. is the outlook for loud speak
err entertainment this evening. Tues
day is one Of the days when regu-
lar weekly programs just about fill
the time budgeted in the average
home for listening regular chain
programs. that is. that have from
four to Il centers Of broadcasting.
One unusual feature Of the eye-
ming will be sort of encore con-
cert by the coffee subsidy of WIZ
to last evenings program. The old
colonel and his pals will be sojourn-
ing at the radio show in Madison
Square Garden this evening, and
will put on program there which
win be broadcast throughout the
VIZ chain-with the usual reser-
walton about transmission lines be-
ing willing to serve WRC, WGH,
and WBZ.
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broadcasting in the raW-n
be a fault.
GERTRUDE SMALLWOOD
IN ORGAN RECITAL

Gertrude Smallwood played an
other organ recital last evening
for the audience of WRC and pre-
scented a much better program than
she has done heretofore. In adj
dition to the short, melodious num-
bers she played last evening-such
as the Simonetti serenade and
McDowell's ITO Wild Rose" che
will find in compositions for the
organ a number of equally in
teresting and pleasing selections
that would come more melodiously
to the listeners ears than the
heavy overtures she has been
using.
One of the real features of the
loud speaker delivery last evening
was the very vivid description of
prize fight from the announcer
of WSB, Atlanta. From KMA,
Shenandoah, Iowa, came a fair
program by the municipal banG and
WTAM was present in great volume
in all receivers with an excellent
studio concert.
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3y GARDNER MACK
Distant Stations

%crescent Macaroni Cracker Co.. Dav-
export, Iowa.
WDAF-Kansas City-Se6
Z d. m.-School Of the Air.
1915 a. m.--Nighthawk Frolic; Char
! lie straighfs Brunswick recording or
chestra.
WcCO-st. Paul. NIinn.-4I6
| 6:45 p. m.-Liyestock market sum :
SIS p. m. Baseball scores
| 7:45 y. m.-Jeanne Gray. q. E, At
p. m.1New York program. Eve
p. m.--Musleal program. orpheum
smith. cello; Jeanette. Murray. harp;
Hildegarde Gueder. soprano: Laurence
1850 p. i1l.-"outdoors in Minnesota
II n. ni.-Wea1her report, closing
grain markets and baseball scores:
IL D. m.-Dance. program by MARI
/ gold Ballroom Orchestra.
WSAI--C incinnati--S26
| 6:45 D. m.--WsAI Radio Chime Com
cert by Robert Badgley.
/ Z o. rn--Salon Concert under the
direction of Cesare sodero from New
1880 p. m.-Atusical program frpm
wsAI Concert Studios by Charles H..
Partlngton. accordian soloist; Ray Lon-
p. m.-Eveready Hour of Music
from New York City.
8 p. m.-Musicoi program from
/ WSAI Studios by Lola Bruce.
WMAQ-Chicago--4
D, m-Chicago theater organ.
! $3.50 p. m.-Orchestra.
4 $40 D. m.-Baseball. scores.
/ $3.50 D. m.-Orchestra.
p. m.-George Sinors. tenor;
$40 p. m.-Hal O'Flaherty, "Glimpses
Into the Foreign Service"
9 p. m.-Jaroslay Cons. cellist.
9:45 p. m.-WMAQ air lire.
WLIB-Cbicago-3O3
D. n-Ths Million Sing.
7;o5, p. m.-The Old Fashioned Al
lis y. m.-Drake Concert Ensemble
1880 .. M High Hhly Day programs
! Syna gogue OF Midwest Branch
brose Larsen. at Wuriitzer organ
chestra: Billy Beliean's Purple Grackie
| Orchestral Waltz Time" Fredericn
Wood, tenor. and Tommy Coates, BARI
tone.
WHO-Dea Moines-5e6
$3.50 p. NJ. The fourteenth Cavalry
Band by remote control from Fort
Des Moines Army Post.
$3.50 p. n.-studio program TO be
Il ?. m.-Dance program. to pc
WFFA-DaIIas-476
1880 p. m.-PauI d. Ray. 1.-THE Katy
Sunburst, singing pianist.
$3.50 p. m.-Miss Martha Withers.
yodeler. singer and pianist.
3:30 p. m.--Ewen Hail, tenor.
$50 .. m.--Web and Hub. Singers
sac .. m.--Macbeth Harmonicists
7:So p. ni.-Foxtrotters Orchestra;
soprano. with assisting musicians
~ MISUNDERSTANDING Joys Baker
Hotel Orchestra. Peacock Terrace.
Notwithstanding. n. Y.-3sO
6:25 D. m.-Baseball scores.
$3.50 p. m.-Instrumental trio. studio
s:4s p. m.-wGY Agricultural pro-
S:so p m,-psltah hair hour q
s p m.-Pennsylvania Keystonsrs
WERH-Chicago-s7O
p Tn.-DInner concert, Edgewatsr
Beach Hotel Orchestra.
IS p m. Especial recital. Isabella
3 p. m.-MusicaI bits from Balaban
and Katz' Uptown. Theater.
9:45 y. m.-Heraid and Examiner
II D. m.-Dance numbers, Edgewater
Beach Hotel Orchestra.
1880 a. m.-Songs. Cook sisters. SOTO.
Fred Osborne.
WTAAI-CIeyeland-
szp. m.-State Theater vaudeville and
music. baseball scores.
p. m.-saIon Concert from New
York studio.
1880 p. m.-Ritz Male Quartet from
New York Studio.
IS p. ms-Eyeready Entertainers from
New York studio.
.. m.--Moment Musicale from New
York Studio.
ESQ p. m.-Dance Orchestra from
New York Studio
10 D. m.-RecftaI Hour.
IL D. m.-Austin Wylie'a Vocation
Recording Orchestra, from G1it,en
Pheasant Restaurant.
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WEE, WI, wcAE WV. wcR
7:Sa p; m.=stratford Male Quartet.e
WVScsTH.. : WAR. ~ WAN. Ks Dr. Wv
wEEI. WIZ. WcAE. wGR. wWJ.
weG. ESP ESP War Wcco. WTAG.
@1Monsen;t Musicale. 10
wEAF, wEEI WGR. WTAG. wcAE.
VEL VIII WV. ksD w. WTA n, wcsH;
brau Orchestra. 10 wEAF' wEEI
VEL wv. WcAE. wGR. wTAM.
1O:so-l2 p. m.-Jack Albin's Hotel
Bossert Orchestra.
WOO-PhiIadelphia-- sos
$40 p. m.--Dinner dance music by
the Hotel sylvania Orchestra. Vincent
Rizzo. director.
1855 D. m.-United States tims 4.g-
| nal and weather forecast.
1902 p. m,--United States NavaI OBJ
servatory time signal.
observation-disclosures
z D. m.-Salon Concert
1880 p. m.-stratford Male Quartette.
9 p. IN. -Everesdy Hour.
p m.-Moment Musicale
$3.50 p. NAL Lentz Midtown Hof-
/ brau Orchestra.
WBAI-BaItimore-2
p. m.-sandman Circle.
$3.50 p. m.--Dinner Orchestra. Robert
lula, conductor
1880 p. m.-wBAL Mandolin Or
chestra, Conrad Gebelein. conductor.
p. m.-Staff concert, Katherine
Whlteloek. vioilnist: George Bolek.
| pianist; Conner Turner baritone.
p. m.-WBAL Ensemble, Michael
| Weiner. conductor.
WPG-AtIantic City-3OO
p m.-Last- news flashes
| and baseball scores Press-Union Pub
fishing Company.
cital (request selections). Arthur Scott
| Brook.
$3.50 p. m.-Hotel Merton Dinner
| Music.
1855 p. m.-Ethel Rattay Fowler's
| FaShion Flashes
| 1908 p. m.-steeplechass Pier Dance
| Orchestra
1870 p. m.--steel Pier Minstrels.
Frank Elliott. director.
Hall Dual Trio. -A1''OD
p. m,-Emo's Weekly Movie Broad
cast. Marine Studio, Steel Pier.
| 9:20 p. m.-Dance Orchestra. Steel
10 p m.-silyer Slipper Club Dance
1880 p. m .--Frys Dance Orchestra
| Million Dollar Pier
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| p; m.-Uncle Wip's Roll Call and
! Birthday List.
| p. M Dramatic Reviews by Elliott
Lester, Dramatic Critic of WIP.
! 7.t5 p. m-Steeplechase Pier Dance
| Orchestra, Atlantic City.
1880 p. m.--steel Pier Minstrels. d.
rection Of Frank Elliott. Atlantic City
8 p. m.-ChAIfonte-Ha ddon Hall Dual
Trio. Atlantic city.
| 80 p. m.-Emo's Weekly Movie Broad
| cast by Eli NJ. OrwitZ.
$3.50 D. m.-Steel Pier Dance Orchss-
| ira. Atlantic City.
10 p. m silver slipper Supper Club
| Dance Orchestra, Atlantic City
10.30 IN -FrV'S Dance Orchestra
| Atlantic City
WHN-New York-3sO
to 1880 p. m.-lceland Dance Or
! chestra.
1880 TO s o. m,-Wnl Oakland's
I to $50 r. m.-Treasureland Home
| Owners Ensemble.
to $3.50 p. Inflow to Drive an
| Automobile by Harry Rainners
Street Theater Orchestra.
$3.50 to IL o. m,-Strand Roof Or.
chestra
WPAP-New York-36I
$50, .. m.-"Fresnman Masterpiece
$3.50 y. p.--WiIiiam Fox. tenor
S:45 p. m.-"The Two Bills" harmony
| singers.
10 p. m.-Bert Andrews. songs
1915 %. m,-George OrteIl ukulele.
WJZ-New YOrk-4b6
sos p. M Frank Dole
$50 D. n, Markets Salon Ensetabls
I p. Maxwell House Coffee En
| semble, WRC. WBZ and WGY will also
| broadcast.
3 .. m.-Pennsylvania Railroad hour
| WRC and WGY will also broadcast
.. nn.-GoekS SOutherh Hemisphere
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BEST PROSPECTS

About" By Nina Reed. Washing
ton. WRC (468).
1855 D. m.-BasebaI Scores.
Washington. WRC (469).
= 1880 D.. m.-MandOIIn Orchestra
Baltimore. WBAL 246).
1880 p. m.-Jewish Holy Day
Program under auspices of United.
Synagogue. Chicago. WLIB t3O3I.
8 y. m.-PIay. "a Queens Mes.
senRer" by j. Hartley Manners.
presented by the Episcopal Actors
Guild" New York. WGBS (316.
.. m.-FOrInica Orchestra. Gin
$3.50 p. m.-KIn Carroll and
Erna Calvert. Washington. WkC
ii p. m. - Marcus Loew's
Twentieth! Annixersary Program.
Boston WNAC $500.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
D. m.-MaxweIl House Coffee
Ensemble from Radio Worlds
Fair. New York. WIZ. WRC.
WGY. WIZ; Salon Concert. New
York. WEAF. WEI. WIFI. WCAE.
WWJ. WGR WTAM. WSAI.
| 1880 u. m.-StratfOFd Male
Quartet. New York. WEAF. WEEP.
WEI. WGR. WV. WCsH. WAR.
/ "a D. m!-PeDnsylVanta Railroad
keystOners. New York. WIZ,
WRC. WGY: Everybody Hour.
New York. WEAF, WEEI. VII.
WCAE. WGR. WV. voc, KsD,
WAR WCCO. WTAG. WGN.
WTAM. WsAI.
0 p. m.-COOk's Tour Of the
Southern Hemisphere. New York,
WIZ. WRc. WGY; Moment Mus
lcale. New York. WEAF. WEEP,
WGR. WTAG. WCAE. WV WI.
kSD. WTAM. WCSH.
D:3O .. m.-AI LentE's Orchestra,
New York. WEAF. WEEP. WGR,
WI: WWJ. WCAE WTAM. KSD.
WCSH.
DANCE MUSIC
9:4b D. m.-Meyer Davis lie
PHradis Roof Orchestra. Washing
ton. WRC 5000.
10 y. m.-Jack AIbin's Hotel
BOssert Roof Orchestra, New
York. WEAF (499D.
| 1920 %. m.--FFy'B Dance Or
chestra. Atlantic City. WPG 5000.
| ~ y. nl.--AUstiB WyHe's Or
ehestra. Cleveland. WTAM (3e9).
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KIN CARROLL
rs IN AGAIN

Kin Carroll and Erma Calvert are
to have an attack OF bfoadca sting
at $50 this evening. after the south
ern hemisphere tourists have v.s.
tied Ceylon. This viii be the frs.
time for this popular pair at WRf
after their long period of providing
entertainments Of a penpy sort for
WCAP listeners. The Never Davis
LIE Paradis unit will finish off the
evening with dance music.
Marcus Loew, who is one Of the
people talked quite a lot about IN
motion picture circles these days.
Is to celebrate a twentieth ana
versary in Boston this evening. ard
WNAC will broadcast the proceaa
ings at II o'clock for the ,beneii.
of those interested. You know, Or
course, that this is the regul4.
evening for the Fornica Orchestrs
at WL4W and for Art LInick AMI
Fannie and Eddie Cayanaugh tn
perform for KYW.
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LISTFNF OF
THINGS TALKED ABOUT

The listeners of WRC will have
another opportunity this evening at
GAO to hear Nina Reed discuss
things talked about-but all Of them
chosen will be treated in an enter
tanning way.
At 7:30 the Mandolin Orchestra of
WBAL win give another OF its
weekly concerts and at the same
hour there will be a program Of
Jewish music and holiday talk
from WLIB under the auspices of
the United Synagogue of America.
The Pennsylvania Railroad enter
tainers will be heard again ait 81
o'clock, their program coming from
the big radio show, where they will
be on exhibition. At the SAME
hour. a new play by J.. Hartley
Manners. in private life Laui.
cite Taylor, win be given by the
Episcopal Actors GuiId from WGBS.
which has been coming into Was.
ington receivers rather strong
lately.
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