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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
LEONA AT HER BESTEST
BESTl
BES
By HAROLD PHILLIPs

longer department coneplate the trim figure Of Leona
Powers and the smiling mischief in her voice.
convinced that stock leading lady she is fairly She
has given negative performances negative;
but bad performances And with something in hand
decorate her talents with she ekes than the
surface She is intelligent with distinct of sedrecion
and mimic she is considerably from the
You may deduce that again guilty doing
superlatiyely good job Just
In "Smn Through" the National this gives
deem her best performance. It's long role ranging
roguish moments to actual maudinty-and two
beauyand in shading the Powers assveness rings
slower than that used BY Owen Mckinney do
Dickens characters and initiate the eruption Vesuvus
space of half hour.
Physically, liked her best the bride.
won't prettier No appeals
to the ladies Where she lights
relieving her from the darkened great
all the spinsters in the audience.
Smln' Through" is Of the "nashback" style paywrng
One shifted from the half century
the present again The happenings of so
years happenings that greatly influence
modern Of the plays action part
several and how many aspiring Jus
and Messandes have yenned die in bridal gushing
pretty speech about two Of blue will smn through
John MacFaans plays nquous Of Civil War DAYS re-
verng betmes the rake reverson making Of
and very profundo voice.
Calender and Hampdn squabbne sid cronies and Hamp
dens performance Of bitter memories who neither forges
forgives him his
lender, each weeks is told Is his good self
The others have nquent contributions elegant Gvney
who returned to the cast last tumuousy accams
her return with four lines and heetng visit in the prologue
There is incidental music the sage BY Elizabeth Reyes
harp and Mary Reyes violin These at twilight
through the garden and whenever they're heard you be
pertty positive that tears in the making.
The set cottage and garden exterior another crown
jewel for the estimable Charlie Squires
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BRIDE OF NIGHT
FILMED UNDER
HOT SUN

For two weeks. under blazing
sun that made the Arizona desert
blast furnace, where humans
shriveIed beneath the heat radiat.
ing from an angry SUN. the pie.
ture company making Bride OF
the Night under Howard Hawks
direction worked as long AZ there
was good light for filming a
scene.
Charles Farrell and Greta MIS-
sen head an exceptional cast
which includes Mae Busch, Tylor
Brooke, Josephine Borio. Vladim
Uraneff. John Boles. John Z. Muir
ray, Dale Fuller, Edward Sturgis
and Erviile Anderson.
The Fox technical staff worked
for six weeks in the desert, heat,
building Moorish castle with
stout walls. planting palm trees
and pitching Bedouin tents. in
preparation for the cornpany's ar
rival.
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NEARBY STATIONS

WPG-AtlantiC City--l1O0-279.6
. p. m.-Dual trio
$50 .. m.-The Breakers; dual trio.
L p. n.-Dance music:
et39 p. m.--Marcelle Duo,
10 y. IN Dance music.
II p. m.--Organ.
WHAR-AtIantic CIty-1llO-272.e
I p. m.--Seaside Trio.
VEAL Baltimore 1O6O-2sB.S
$50 y m.--Dinner Orchestra.
1880 p. m.--Male quartet.
8 p. m.--WJZ program.
3 p. m.--CitY Park Orchestra.
WOR--NeWaFlE--71O-
3 p. m.-Concert program.
9:15 p m.-MusicaI program.
9:55 p. m.--News bulletins.
10 p TR;SoFiy W Ms vsr, d srot tss
T:15 o. maids and Lassles
p. ni.-Atlantic Ensemble and
. .. m.--From the Harbor Inn.
WEAF-New YORk-6lO-4o2
S p. m.-Waldorf Astoria music:
s 3. m.--Harmony singers.
6;I5 p. m.-''Literary Cocktails"
$50 p. m.--After dinner hour
p. n.--Alhin's Orchestra.
1880 b m.--The Four Bards
p. m.---Correct time.
5 p. m.--Eveready Hour.
p: m.--The Cocoa Cola Girl,
p:30 b. m THE Cavalcade.
d d
WdZ-New York--eeO-4s4
$50 p, m. Scores: correct time.
p. m.--Frank Dole dDg talk.
sis p. m.-The MediterraneRns.
p. m.-George olsen's orchestra.
p. m.-The Continentals.
p. m.-Correct time.
p m.--Vocal and xylophone.
$50 p' n.-Pennsylvania Roof Or
WGBs-New York-seO-S4s.e
80 p; N. 'Women's Part in Jewish
I, SIS s:Il, Il :. N. "TIome building: string
> .. n.--Hvmn sing.
9i29 m. String ensemble: The
10 .; M; Devon Inn Orchestra.
WGY-New YoFk--1O2O-204
$3.50 p. ms-- Mna's Hawaiians.
p. M Henry Ford on the Stand
ii p. In.--Veo's Orchestra
WNYC--NeW YOrls--66O 1884
p. m.--Band concert. &
D.. n.--Musical program.
WMAC--New YOrk--81O.35O
S:ib p. m Readings: pianist.
mr. Musical monologues tenor.
10 p. m.--Golden's Orchestra
II .: m.--Daye Rernie's Orchestra.
WRNY--New YOrk-07O-3O 800
p. m.-Edison Hour of Music.
Hugo Gernsback The
a S:15 p. me- Grand Opera Bits.
WABQ-Phila lphia- 1OSO.27T.6
S;26 p. m Pianist; Business Mems
Hour
$3.50 p. n.--senator Hassenpfeffer.
9:45 p, m.-Tenor: entertainers.
1880 b. tn.--OrYan.
WFl--Phllad lphia---7 4O-ApB.2
a 4 p. mr. WEAF program.
WHIP FIliIadelphia- 500
y 8 ,, m,--Uncfe Win.
p rii.-Vocal recital
ESQ ,. m.--Violinist
9 p. m.- University Trouhadors.
S:40 p Unpopular songs.
3 p. m.--Movie broadcast.
$3.50 p m,-Nat Laniri's Orchestra
WBZ--Sprlngfield Maas.--DOO
p. m.--WJz program.
ps m.--MusicaI program
n . .. Tn.--Arcadia Ladies Quartet 5
WGY-Schen dy--70O -STe.B
1:30 p I'm. Harmony Twins
8 p. m.--WEAF program,
3 p. m.--Studio program
9:30 .. m.--4WEAF program.
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Inc keaton Company has
moved bag and baggage to 1
made-to-order town across the
river from the California capital
and for the next few months will
live in the picturesque commune
ity. Hundreds of carpenters
worked day and night to have
the river town completed by the
time Busters troupe arrived on
the scene.
Steamboats, and other craft
which figure in the story OF
Steamboat Bill are moored
along the specially constructed
levee. Several carloads of cleo.
trical equipment, properties and
wardrobe were taken north by
the Keaton Company.
Ernest Terrence. famous screen
villain, is playing his first
straight comedy role In Steam
boat Bill" Marion Byron. who
was practically unknown until
Keaton and his director, Charles
Chuck" Reisner, gave her her
chance has the cief feminine
part in the comedy. Other mem.
bers Of the supporting cast in
clude Tom Mcclure, well-known
character actor, and Tom Lewis,
of Zeigfeld Follies fame.
Selection Of Miss Byron, who
has played only couple OF bits
in pictures since she came to
Hollywood from Dayton, Ohio, a
few months ago, came as a dis.
tinct surprise to film circles.
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tone. accompanied BY Mary Mathews
Taylor.
3 p. m.-Blake Branson Espey,
claripetist, accompanied by Rubye L.
Booth.
$3.50 p m.--Harvey r. Townsend.
tenor. accompanied by Carl s. Willard,
9:40-BeIl and Christie, Washing
tons popular entertainers
a 10 -. m.--"The Screen Letter Bsx,ts
conducted by Colby Hartman, and
0ther features through courtesy Of
Loew's Palace Theater
1890 p. m.-"WMAL Radio Movie
Club" conducted by Norman W.
Pyle. presenting as stage attractions
from the Palace Theater Sam Rob-
bins and his BaltimOreans. Maryland's
beet SyncOpatOrs and Helen Yorke,
coloratura soprano: also Dorothy Will
son Halbach. Miss Eddie Misalitz
"Old King Cole" and other features.
1880 p. m.--"Times-Herald Latest
News Flashes"
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BEST PROSPECTS

7:10 p. m.--Jewish Cantors' re.
citaL New York. WGBS t34s).
p. nl.--City Park Orchegtra,
Baltimore WBAL (2S6).
10 b, m. Minstrel show, Chi.
Tea 20. WBBM t3691
1880 p. m.--WMAL Movie Club,
Washington (303l.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
p. m.--George Olsen's StrOm-
berg Ca rlson Orchestra, New York.
WIZ, WIZ. WBZA, kDKA, kYW,
WJR. WHAM: Jack Albin's Orr
ehestra. New York. WEAF. WEEP.
WGR, WIFI. WWJ.
1880 ?; m;.Ths -Four Rarda.
vito. WIFI, WGR, WTAM, WV,
S D. M Eveready Hour. New
York. WEAF, WRc, WEEP, WAR,
WGR, WEI, WCAE, wTAM.
WV. WsA1. WGN KsD. Voc
VINO, WDAF; Coutinentala. New
York. WIZ. kDKA. VIDAL, KYW,
p. nn.--coca Cola Girl, New
York, WEAF, WRC. WEEI, wGR,
WIFI. WCAE, WV, KsQ, WHAS.
WSM, WSB, VINO, WMAQ, Voc,
s;so p. m.-Radio cavalcade.
New York, WEAF, wRC, wGR,
WIFI, WCSH, WTAM, WV, KSD,
WGY, sWSAI. wHAS, WDAF.
DANCE MUSIC
$3.50 ,. m.--Hotel Pennsylvania
Roof Orchestra, New York, WIZ.
(945).
1870 p. m.-wintz Hofbrau Or.
ehestra. New York. WRC (469).
Il p. m.-Joe Cantor's Orchestra.
Cleveland. WTAM (39s).
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POMPING AROUND THE RADIO DIALS.
-------By GARDNER MACK
TUNERS ADVISED
TQsTAI HOME


with all kinds and conditions
Of programs to be broadcast this
evening from every section Of the
continent one Is constrained 10 be
conservative In suggestions to dial
tWisters because of the freakish
reception conditions Of the last
week or So and advise them. there
fore. to stick to the home stations
where the regular program features
win be heard.
Tuesday Is one Of the evenings
when those stations participating
III the chain broadcasters receive
soma ot their best staple program
naaterial-the Eyeready and, George
Olsen orchestras, for instance and
the grand opera concert, radio cav
alcade and Jim and Vivian romance.
In washington as an extra feature
there Is always the WMAL Movie
Club to spring surprises
For those who would plunge into
the noisy wave lengths there are
three or four prospects which or.
binary tuning conditions should de.
veiope into enjoyable features. A
group of Jewish cant0rs will provide
program from WGBS, New York.
that should be well worth hearing
at 7:45 o'clock. From New York at
8 O'Clock win come what promises To
he In interesting talk by DR.. Frank
Nizetelly on THE Fan in History
and Romance, which WNYC will
broadcast.
At . o'clock also another install.
ment of Quin Ryan's new feature, "A
Radio ARnouncer's Rambles" will be
heard from WON and at the same
hour the excellent City Park Or.
chestra in Baltimore win be available
through VIDAL.
TWO ORCHESTRAS
IN NOON CONCERTS
There will be programs by the
Frank Farrell and AL Friedman or
chestras, representing both WEAF
and VIZ, on the WRC luncheon pro-
gram. Perhaps the most interesting
of the early afternoon music will be
that supplied by Nell Paxton, organist
OF the Metropolitan Theater Sym
phony Orchestra, who will be heard
after o'clock from the Kilt studios
The afternoon will give the usual
short items of WEAF and WIZ
origination ending with the Waldorf
orchestra at 5.
The Hotel Pennsylvania Orches.
ira viii supply dinner music at
$50 and Sidney continues it from
the Mayflower at 1870. In the
Eveready program. due at, s. a
saxophone quartet will be the
special feature. Jim and Vivian
will be found at a fraternity dance
in New York during this weeks
installment Of the soft drink sub
sidy. The cavalcade program isn't
particularized in the advance
notices. but it win be heard at $50.
with the Wintz Orchestra supply
ing WRC with late dance music.
A one-act play win start things
going for WMAL and various must.
cal features are to be heard, in
terrupted in the middle to permit
Stanley B. Sutton. OF Chestertown,
Nd. to tell something about the
All Club. During the Movie Club
exercises Sam Robbins Baltimoreans
and Helen York. soprano. will be
the guest artists, with the Palace
Theater regulars doing their weekly
bit.
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DISTANT STATIONS

6S0-45B.0
p. m.-WEAF program.
$3.50 p, m.--Concert.
11:45 ,. m.-Vlc Myers Orchestra.
WORD--BaIsvIa--l O00-27B
p. m Musical program.
p. m.--Bible lecture.
-Chieago--SsO-526
I p. m.--WJZ program.
p. m.-Studio program.
1870 p. m.-Congress carnival
WBBM Chicago-7 TO-3ss.4
.. n.--String trio 4 vocal.
p. m.-~S0ng Revue.
10 D. m.--MinstreI show.
WCFI--C hicago--ss0-lSs
1880 p. m.---TallSs.
p. n.--Entertatnerg
1918 p. nn.--Granada3 Theater.
IL p. t1l.-Chez Pierre Orchestra.
WENR-C hiIcag O--1O4 -2e8.3
p. nitric; artists; quartet.
$3.50 p. Unpopular request program.
WEBH-EJJD Cliicago -seO-S6S.G
p. m.--Palmer Symphony; Victor
ians.
j. M Edgewater Beach orchss-
ira; soloisfs.
p. M Mooseheart Children.
p. m,-Making matches
a 2. mr. Popular program Victor
T;s0 >. Golden Pumpkin Or
). m..--Grand Opera Echoes.
b m.--Magsie and Jigss: Little
symphony.
1880 ?. m.Golden Pumpkin Or
ehestra.
II p, M Organ.
WGN-C Chicago 1858
p. m.--WEAF program.
p. MA Radio Announcer's Ram
bles.
S:1s b. m.-WGN ensemble; baritone.
10 p. nn.--Sam m Henry.
1870 p. m.-Music Box; musical
program.
1880 p. M. Tomorrow's Tribune;
WHIT Chicago -s2O-sls
p n. - Accot dion; tenor
2 >. rn.--Your Hour League.
II ps M Studio program.
who Chicago -s20-416
~ ?. N. --Handler's Orchestra. 30
WHIT Chicago -77O-ssg.l
II p. m. --Orgau! Instrumental
WAC Chicago -1I4O-20S
$3.50 p. m.-Studio ana dance music.
WILLIE Chicago 8O-3O6.9
I'D p n.---Vooai; organ: Drake Or
WAIBB ChicaRo-11so-sss
$3.50 p. Unpopular program, Tri-
anon Orchestra.
Wis Chicago S5O-34B
T;4s yn.--WLS Players
.. nl.--Don Malin.
S;l5 p. ms--WLS Players.
VVAAQ---WQJ- ChIcaro- 61O-447.K
b. M 4-ChapmAn's Orchestra.
lecture.
$3.50 p --contraIto.
p. m.--WEAF program.
ptso ,. Observation-Disclosures.
20 E
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1eOO-&8s
D. m.-Chiidren's Story; poet.
$40 p. m.--Lecture.
p. m.-Studio program.
WDAE-KanSas City--8I0-S7O.R
p. m.--WEAF program, 81
8 p. m.-Band concert
9:30 p. m.-WEAF program.
12:45 p. -Nighthawk Frolic.
WHB-Kanaag City-60O-337
p. Morgan; studio program.
p. nl.-Evening concert.
KFAB-LlncOln-07
s;oS .. MI Of Nebraska Night.
WHAs-Louisville S50-4S1.S
p. na.--WEAF program. ;
WdC-MempEis-5 6O-B15
: p. m.--WEAF program.
IL p nl.-Palace Theater
WAMD--Min Olis--1 SsO.22B.A
p. na--Musical program,
ll:4s r: ny vaudeville.
Minneap0lis-St Paul-54O-4 81
$3.50 p. m.-our friends in Other
1880 5. ln.--The Trustodians.
IL p. n.-Scores; weather.
WHAD-Milwaukee--
p. Organlogue.
s:se P. mr. Either novelties: German
10 3. m.--Piano hour.
1880 p m.-Theater review
1875 p. rl.studio program; dance
1880 ,. m.-organ.
WsM-N Nashville S8O-S4O.7
p. En.--WEAF program.
9:S0 p. m.--Stndio program
KOA--DenVer.-O2O-32
$3.50 p. n.--Dinner concert
$3.50 p. nl.--Farm Question Box.
10 p. m.--El Patio Dance Or
chestra
WFHH-C Clearwater S2O-se5.0
$3.50 D. m.-Willtnson Music School.
9;4s p. m.--RadiO RambIers; scores.
KNX-HollywoOd- -8DO-Sa7
i IL p. m.--Courtesy Program.
4 q. m.--Arnheim's Orchestra.
kHJ--LOs AngeIes---74 O-4OB.2
1870 p. rn.-TaIk on dogs.
IL D. nl.-Musical program
kFE--LOa Angeles--SfO-l8S
II D. m,--soug Recital.
~ p. m.-Hits and Bits o. Victor
Herbert.
l = m.-Aeolisns Dsnsr Orchestra.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
KEATON IS BUSY DOING
STEAMBOAT BILL"

Buster Keaton recently started his United comedy
Bill in the presence of Of the largest throngs
ever assembled to watch motion picture
according to advces from Sacramento where the
star and his entire organization location.
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1o:1S p. m.-stevens Hotel Orchestra:
chapman's Orchestra.
IL .. unpopular program.
MISREPRESENTATION
70 p. m-Abs Lyman'S Orchestra;
WLW4-C Cincinnati -4es.3
., m.-Crosley Orchestra.
s:4s p. n1.-Accordion and baritone.
p. m.-Concert Orchestra.
10 p. m.-Castle Farm.
WSAI-ClncinDatf-e8O-36 1913
p. m.-WEAF program.
p. m.--Maida OF Melody.
9:S0 p. m.--WEAF program.
Northumberland
S:S0 p. m,--Musica1 program.
WFAA--DalIaO-6OO-4 00.7
S:so p. m.-Songs; piano; violin; ore
IL m.-Theater Hour.
WOC--DavenpoEt--650-362.T
1870 p. m.--WEAF program.
$3.50 p. m.-Soprano; Hawaiian music
Observation-Disclosures
D. m.--VarIed nusic,
p. m.--Dancs music
WOW-Omaha--59 -5O8.3
a:4o p. m.-scores; Randalrs Or
70 p. m.-POpular ana Old-tlms music:
WOAI.-San Antonio seas
$3.50 p. m.-Studio program.
KsD-st. LouIs--BBO.b4S
,. m.--WEAF program
$40
p m.--Mixed quartet: celestial
WKBw--BuffaIo-- IolO-a9T
$3.50 .; m:-Choral hour.
Observation-Disclosures 500
p. m.--WEAF program.
WEEI--BostOn--01 O-4A7.S
Q. m.--WEAF program.
$50 .. m.-Air Cruise; news or
KDKA--E. Pfttsburrh- -siB.e
p. m.-Sacrsd songs
p. m.-WJZ program.
4V'S1 p m.--jrand Theater concert.
WAY leveland-1330-1 27
p. m.-Melody hour.
p. m.--Vocal program.
b:SO p. m.--IngtruImental music.
WIKI Observation-Disclosures
p En.-Morgan Sisters.
6:S0 p. m.-Character duetss solos.
3 D. m.--Clrcle Band
WTAIL-CIeveland- 75O-309.S
p. m.-Specialty half hour.
9:30 p. m.-WEAF program.
10 p. m.--The Neapolitans.
IL .. m<-JOe Cantor's Orchestra
WJR--D Detroit 6SO-441
.. m.-Manuel Girls
1880 p. n.--Sandy and Gal.
WGHP-Detrolt--I2 3O- 24S-S
.. m-Detroit symphony Orchestra.
WCAE-Plttsburgh- -517
1880 p. Tn.-Organ
p. m.--WEAF program.
$3.50 .. m.--Ksnnywcod Park orches-
~ p m.--Sandefs Inn Orchestra,
WCSH-- Portland SO-S0i.2
p m.-Strand Theater.
$3.50 o. m.-WEAF program.
WTIC--HartfOFd-6SO
p. m.--Harmony Bells.
$3.50 D. m.-Club Worthy Orchestra.
KGO-Oa lSland--7S0 -364.4
IL .. m.--The Pilgrims.
- .. m.-Orange Network.
.. nh. N. and ]. r Entertain
KGW--POFtland--01O
II D. m.-studio program.
IL p. m,-Orange Network
CNRR--Regina--O6O .S12.S
II ?. m.--Capital Theater program.
kPO-Sam FRancieCO--@71O-A22.S
u p. in.--Dan Casey.
IL p. m.-Orange Network.
- m.-Palace Dance Orchestra.
KFOA--Seattle e5O-445.B
IL .. m.--OranEe Network
KJH-Seatt tile 060-S48.6
IL p. m.--Studio program.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O3O.201
II p. m.--Strand Theater features.
I q. m.-Cabaret Belmont Orchestra.
WHO-lDes MOines-560 1884
1880 .. m.--Younker's Orchestra.
g;30 p. m.--String Trio: baritone.
WBAP-FOrt Worth--6 OO-4O0.5
$3.50 p. m.--Scores: ballads
1890 D. yn.--scores; concert.
1880 D. ml-Mexican Orchestra.
kTHS-HOt spRInEs-f8O-
1880 ,. m.--Violinist.
sss .. m.--ArlinstoA Dance Or
chestra.
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Clara's Fan Mail

According to the records &c the
Paramount West Coast studio
Clara Bow receives an average
Of 1900 fan letters a week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02

Producing ultraviolet rays, a
special type Of quartz lamp has
been designed In Germany TO enable
jewelers. to detect imitation pearls.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
IA New ReautY

The latest beauty to be added to
the Fox array IL June Collyer,
now playing in East Side, West
Side"
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LOCAL PROGRAMS
WRC-washinrton-4ss

e:4S a m.--Tower Health Exercises
from WEAF, New York.
7:1y a. m.--''RoarinK Lyons from
wEAFs New York.
7:sO47:45 q. ni--%"Cheerio,'' from
WEAF. New York.
1l16 4. m.--Frank Farrell and his
Greenwich Village Inn Orchestra. from
WEAF, New York.
12.15 b m.-AI Freedman's Orchestra,
from VIZ, New York.
Ia b. Morgan Recital BY Nell
Paxton from the Homer L. Kilt studios
TO 4 p: m.--Schubert instrumental
Trio. from WEAF: Manhattan Trio,
Orchestra, from WEAF. New York.
b. m.--Waldorf-As dinner
music, from WEAF. New York
5:55 p. m.-United Press Baseball
Scores. from WEAF. New York.
D. nl.-Maek and Lennie. harmony
singers, from WEAF. New York.
6:15 D. M Literary Cocktails" BY
". orion Tawson. from WEAF. New
$50 p. r.--Hotel Pennsylvanfa Con
cert Orchestra, from WIZ. New York,
p. m.--Sidney and his Hotel May.
flower Orchestra. from the Hotel May
flower.
7:sO p, M Songs Of the city by this
-Four Bards, from WEAF, New York
p. M. Howard correct time. from
p. m. -Eveready Hour. from WEAF
New York.
p. m, sThe Coca Cola Girl from
wEAF.. New York
a;so 2: The I.l Radio cayaieads,'
1890 D. m.--Janssen's Hoffman, Or
rhestra, from WEAF, New York.
WRHF--NN aEhingt on--319
~ a. mi Current events. Polics re-
II "a
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Ne more worry over the ssIectIon 81
apartments- Do II when the one
yon want can BE- secured FROM the
GIasaiIled rental Celnmna.
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$50 p. Times. Herald News
Flashes"
y. Rosa"--a one-act pIaylet
Patrick Gallagher and Miss Edith
Oriani. both of ths Wonen'a city
Club Drama Unit and Caleb O'Connor
1920 p. Mr.. audience Fear in Pub
lie Speaking by Caleb O'Conncr.
1890 p. m.--''Vhat I've Seen an
Club Work Do" by Stanley 3. sutton.
q club member Of Chestertown. Nd!
s.ataS p srrc;,, a. shom On, -
=. Cossins
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02

Courage and an especially re.
aistant pair Of ear-dTunls were
necessary for the exploration Of
the ether for broadcast programs
last evening. Noise Of all sorts
sTnOte the explorer from every d.
FectiOn. There was some clearing
up late In the evening, when fad.
ing attacked the stronger signals
that could be received. Altogether
3 fine night TO stay with the home
station.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
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ports Music
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-08-25

Fiji Spilo. l8 months old.
through her mother as interpreter,
lays claim to the globe-trotting
championship, having circled half
the world in twice visiting Europe.
Africa, and Asia Minor She was
voted the most popular young
lady" aboard the SIS. Sindia on the
return home this month.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-08-25

Another Helen from Berkeley.
alif..-this one Helen Jacobs, who
IS this year causing a stir in East
ern net circles. In the Manche
Mass. finals she was defeated by
champion Helen Wills-but she
showed great promise for. seasons
to come.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-08-25


shall thus make the pa and the Of The people b LaW Of The people
Herald of Peace
The Solution
From Boston $1,000 prize for the best
American play which will strengthen faith IN lie Tor the youth
Oh the nation Inc competition open 70 any student o. an e
Repertory theatre Boston, through whom the award will
made state that has been brought about by determination
that something be done check the increasing number OF
suicides among college students.
source OF inspiration to aspiring daa but we feel that there
of this any other 1t the mothers
and each youth into manhood and woanhood must
widening and deepening Of religion fosteed the church
The story OF the house built on sand is as applicable today
in Bible times Life not bed of for the
college student when the winds and the rains unless
there is faith, suicide is the easiest way out.
and will later be produced by the Reperto theatre There
chance here sound the deepest depths of human emotion and
may look forward to something entirely worthy in view OF the
reading of books on religion and seeking faith which to them
tower of strength and guiding star for their day fe
There Ought To BE a La,c---
There ought a law" We have head this en-
lifting their faces that the doctors of the country
folly
Just enough experimenting has prove that
S0 of M % death dd s ddtp possible s a
Charles Frederick city, the chief
mato lesg of the Greenpoint hospital said
Where parafn and injected under the skin, nIita
ouhg OF the tissue gagene sets in and even death has been
known n1. to result r., .......
notaple maI the freca government recently adopted
law for the hafcviZed the French colonies against
muatng the skin by the barbaou rites of soaring faces stretch
the lips slasng the body For such practices in which the
indulge in their mistaken pursuit of what they consider
beauty the French now imposes jail sentences and nnes
Now feel-many of us tee-that government
should follow this beneficial exame and pass similar
affect women, only making the punishment much greater
Why?
Female college graduates inclined not to marry which
bad for the country and the Why develop
brain don't PERPETUATE the improvement in good
and daughters?
Vassar knows that babies important matter
daughters think and establishes Summer school to train
mothers and fathers also in bringing up children.
building will house this branch of learning, and
husbands will be allowed to attend the Summer lectures Living
quarters will be provided for them at All which