The Washington times., 1927-05-18
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wednesday IL ITSELF asain-in q
radio way. Which means that
Wednesday has ceased to flirt with
star features and i settling back
into : rut Of regularity from which
We thought onca It would be-
rescued. In one sense II has even
fallen back q bit, for the United
States Army Band concert that has
been u regular "wednesday feature
for many weeks. Il missing from
the program this week and may not
be resumed again for some time.
There was 4 new feature to be
introduced this evening that should
be- interesting - q weekly talk by
David Lawrence on the relation of
the Government to big events Of the
day. The announcement Is made
that this II Ia no sense q review Of
news, but = q statement Of some
Government activity In connection
with some national or international
event. The talk Of Mr.. Lawrence
will be heard from WRC and the
WEAE antenna at 8 O'Clock each
Wednesday evening.
The Madison Hotel Orchestra mu-
sic comes from VIZ to WRCI
listeners as the opening feature of
the days program at noon - after
the. Arlington time signals have been
broadcast. And that reminds us that
if there are stin radiotics who prefer
TO, get their time signals froIl head
quarters - the United States Naval
Observatory, where the time OF day
Is formally and officially set-in-
he
various stations that relay 1t FROM
Germs. the trick can be done through
-. m.-every day!
10 TELL WHO
OWNS POTOMAC PARK
The Waldorf supplies it's usual
Is o'clock dinner hour concert and
at 8 o'clock DR.. George p. Merrill.
Of the National Museum, win tell
all who care 10 listen "Who Owns
Potomac Park The varnish sub
sidy sends its Hawaiian melodiesl
through the ether from New York.
at $50 and at Anita HawkinsI
will tell about the different thingsI
In, the market.
The Mayflower contingent will
harmonic for % minutes aftel
i:05 and there will be moment
musicale from WEAF at tao, abou.
which no WEAF satellite evincesI
2 single word Of explanation. TheI
toothpaste aggregation works itsI
usual half hour from o'clock and
at $40 there will be another perl
feet diamond story-this time of
the famous "Matan" diamond. BabI
win gossip about the shops for Isl
minutes and then David Lawrence
opens his new series Of talks. 'TheI
Bohemian Grip follows the Gov.
eminent at the microphone andI
Eddie Elkins will provide Adancel
music after the opera.
In the provinces we find thel
Westinghouse Band at KDKA at 81
o'clock and the Remington Band
from WGY and WMAK at o'clock.
The. latter hour viii also bring al
new adventure in the Tales of
Scherezade" from WEAF, and the
WIZ tooth pasta exploiterEtheI
Mitchell brothers. The Davis Sax
ophonists win play their second
WIZ concert at TAO.
CONCERT PIANIST
AND LENOX GROUP
During the Maxwell program,
starting at 8 o'clock, also from
WIZ. Louis Cornell. pianist, and
the Lenox String Quartet win bel
the special star features. Cornell,
who b one Of the younger of
American concsrt pianists, win be-
heard with the quartet in Schu-
mann's celebrated quintet for the
five instruments and the quartet
will play Drink to Ne Only With
Thine Eyes" and MacDoweila "To
q Wild Rose" This quartet. II will
be remembered, was one Of the star
attractions Of the Coolidge Memorial
Auditorium Of the Congressional
Library during the winter season.
At s o'clock there viii be al
rather interesting broadcast from
WMAQ, Chicago. for those who can
locate 1t on the dials, In the ira.
ditional Candle Lighting Cere-
mony" Of Northwestern University.
Prof. John Dill Scott, eminent
psychologist and president Of the
university. viii make the principal
address.
There will be q concert by coun,
try fddlers ct WRVA. beginning
at SIS and the WIZ radiotrons VIII