The Washington times., 1927-11-01
BUSY NIGHT FOR
RAD|OT|CS

| This evening viii present one OF
| those hectic radio puzzles for dial
twisters who will need half a dozen
receiving sets and loud speakers to
| keep in touch with all the things
| that are happening-and then will
miss quite a hit. Tuners should re.
member that today is November l.
| the date on which the spirit OF pub
lie service of the Federal Radio
| Commission is to me emphasized nv
reducing WMAL to 241, and a frac'
ion. meters.
In the WRC activities two new
Il atureS will be presented to the
alldience--the new season OF auction
bridge games with Milton c. Work
and Wilbur Whitehead as two OF
| he pIayers-and q weather report
hat will be given each evening
hereafter. The bridge games VIII
start at 10 o'clock this evening and
will be a regular feature for Tues
| DAYS hereafter throughout the fall
and winter.
| There will likewise be two other
| features OF extraordinary interest
! 10 listeners--these things seem TO
come regularly in pairs for some
| reason. During the EVeready hour,
| which starts at 3 o'clock, l-anrette
! Taylor will he presented AZ a guest
artist to provide loud speakers with
| excerpts from her great stage sue
cesses. Scenes from Peg O. MY
Heart "rhe Bird OF Paradise"
and other plays will be heard.
HUGHES TO TALK
ABOUT SHAKESPEARE
At 9 o'clock from WIZ the speech
making by Mrs. August Belmont,
| former Secretary of State Charles
Evans Hughes and John w. Davis
during the annual Shakespeare
Foundation dinner will be broadcast
from WIZ. Mrs. Belmont is re-
! ported to have an important an
nsmncement to make during her
I address which will be Of interest
TO students OF Shakespeare through
out the country.
The regular WRC program starts
with the Club st. Marks Orchestra
at 7:I5. The Great Moment in
History" this evening, which will
| he heard at s o'clock, deals with
! the life of Daniel Boone. The
Sesly Air Weavers will exercise
their talents with Chicago az a
base OF operations for program pur.
poses. beginning al $50 o'clock.
The Everyeady Hour at 3 o'clock
and bridge game at 10 O'Clock will
be followed by the usual Radio
Cayalcade.
For those who can tune the
| WMAL program. on its new wave
length, this evening. there will he
special interest in the Movie Club
activities because it will probably he
the last appearance of both Colby
| lila rriman movie historian and In.
formation bureau. and Lee Croni.
can. pianist in this program. Both
have been very important parts of
the Movie Club for months and will
be much missed. The features Of
the club activities tonight will he
! the Honorable WI and the Feast
of Lanterns" specislties and Ross
! Gilbert. from the Palace Thaaier.
An oldtime fiddling concert will
ne heard from WTEF at 2 O'Clock
! Throughout the evening special
! features may he tuned from WBAL,
where the station artists are cele-
brating their second anniversary as
a broadca sting unit. The Baltimore
Municipal Band will play a special
concert from il to IL o'clock in
honor of the event.
! Another program Of considerable
interest will be that under the di-
rection of Jules Falk, violinist, from
Atlantic City at sis, where WPG
will broadcast the second Of the
board of education concerts with
| Doris Doe, contralto. and Arthur
| Kraft. tenor. as the artists. Charles
Wakefield Cadman. the composer
will talk about and play his own com
positions from WMAQ at 2 O'Clock