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The Washington times., 1927-10-25

AThS-nOG GprAn&H-fBUDtSAsA ~
s:45 D, m.-Pianist; soprano; Sio-
WHB--Kansaa Clty-SS0 -ss7
s p. m.-Organ, studio program.
q m.-Evening concert.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1880 o. m.-Good will program.
$3.50 D. mJ--University Of Nebraska
WHAs-IOuisvIIIe--es
$3.50 y. m,--StudiO concert.
. .. m.-WEAF program,
WMC--Memphis-5S
o. D. m.-WEAF Program.
10 p. fn.--Cotton and Morpheus,
IL D. m.-Midnight Frollc,
WHAD-MIlwaukee-
$50 D. m.-vEveryday Law; Music
1--WE WWsCtCO-MplU., st. PauI.--f2O-4isA
8 D. m.--civie and Commerce Assn.
. .. m.--WEAF Program.
10 .. m.-Pianist. Tenor.
1880 .. n.--Novelty Program.
WTMJ-AIiIwsukee-
a.s0 .. m.-Wisconsin Theater.
$50 p. m.--Churchill Sisters.
10 p. m.-WEAF Program.
IL D. m--Radger Room Orchestra.
WsM-NashvllIe
. .. m.-WEAF Program
10 D. m-Studio Program,
II D. m.-Merrymakers Orchestra.
WOW-Omaha--6B0-6 -6O8.2
D. unpopular and Old Time
Music.
10 p. m.-Tracy Browns Orchestra.
WOAI--San AntOniO-0OO-3 3O2.S
s.3O D. m,---Studio Program.
KsD-St. Louis--55O-D4S
$3.50 D. m.-WEAF Program.
KMOX-St. LOuls--1OOO-2eo.S
II D. m.--Dance Music.
.WEW-Sf. LOuls-S6O-352.7
D. m.--Musical Program.
-Wichita-122O-245.S
$3.50 D. m.--Studi0 Program.
WCBD-ZiOn City--a70-344. g
. p. m.-Male Chorus Vocal Trio:
Cornet Quartet
WADC-Akron-I0I0-
$3.50 D. m,--Dinnef concert; scores.
? ., m.-Dance music:
-BOston--67O-441.5
D. m.-Musicale,
9 o. m.-WEAF program.
10 .. m.-Air cruise: news; Rines
WFLA--cIearvater-seO-ssS 1855
$3.50 p. m.-Studio program.
10 .. m.-Casino orchestra: bell buoy.
WJAY-Cleveland--1
.. m.-Melody hour.
3 D. m.-Talk.
$40 o. m.--ukslels program: dance
ii p. m.--Instrumental program.
IL m.--Night Owls.
Observation-Disclosures
S:30 .. m.-StrinR trio.
p. m.-The Bitzgers: Donald Balm.
10 .. m.-Dance orchestra.
WTAM-CleVeland-75O-s98.8
~,
8 .. m.-WEAF program.
IL y. m.-Dance orchestra
WJR-DefFOIt-6SO.4
p. m.-WJz program.
.. m.-ManueI girls.
$50 D. m.--Goldkette's orchestra
10 .. m.--Red Apple Club
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
. p. m.-Studic program; Marks or
WTIC-Hartford--5 -5sO-SsS.4
$3.50 p. m.-Raymond Whitcomb
tour concert 'O'
$50 p. m.--Harmony Bells.
10 p. m,-Quintette
WWJ-DetrOit-SOO-3
) D wrspE wmr;snpWEAE saI.,I pregrsm.
rr:-Strand Theater
WJAR-Proyidence-S2O-4s3.s
D. m.-WEAF program
WHAM-ROchester-lO8O-217.S
3 p. m.-WJZ program.
p. m.-Concert.
10 p m.-StudI0 program.
1880 p. m.-Organ; news
WBZ--SprinGfield-0
p. m.-WJZ profgram.
10 p. m.-Soprano.
1880 p: m. m.-Chet Frosfs Orchestra.
T.. WGY-Schenectady-7S
p. m-Beach Nut program.
$50 b. m.-WEAF program
WTAG--WOrcester-5
p. m.-Dakinites
$3.50 p. m,-StudIO program
10 p. m.--"Our Government"
1910 o. m.-Bancroft Dance Orches-
ira.
KOA-Denver-92O-395
S:a0 p. m.-Dinner Concert.
$3.50 p. m.-Farm Question Box
KNX-HOllywOOd-8s0
IL p. m.-Chinese Theater: Courtesy
Program.
a. m.--Arnheirn's Orchestra.
KHJ-LOs Angeles-74O-405.2
f2:l5 a. m.-- Music; Talk
KFI-Los AngeIea--64O-46a
IL .. m.-Network Evsready Hour.
m.-Network ''VaEabonds at the
HuskinR Bee"
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LOCAL STATIONS
wRC-washInrton-4ss

s:45 a. m.--Tower Health Exercises
from NBC studios
a. m.-The Roaring LyonS-from
| NBC studios.
s:15 a. m.-Federation Morning De-
votions-NBC feature.
| $3.50 a m.-Cheerio-NBC feature
| 1855 a. m.--Arlingtou Time Signals.
II noon-"Farm Flashes prepared
| by the United States Department of
| Agriculture.
1910 D. Morgan recital from the
Homer L. Kilt studios,
y. m.-Sidney and his Hotel May
flower Orchestra from the Mayflower
| Hotel
4 to S p. m.-Ruby Goldsmith, pian-
! ist; Grace Fisher meZzo soprano:
Manhattan Trio, and Blue Hills Planta-
tion Orchestra--all NBC features.
6 y. m.--Wsldorf- storis Orchestra-
6:45 p. m.-Shopping with Bah.
NBC feature.
Z p. m.-Torrs and Biviano-NBc
feature.
7:15 D. rn-club st. Marks Orchestra
from the Club st. Marks.
8 p. m.-Great Moments in History
NBC feature.
$3.50 p. m.-seaIy Air weavers-fron
. .. m.-Howard Correct Tims-trom
. p. m.-Eveready Hour-from NBc
studios.
10 p. m.-"our Government by
David Lawrence. president United
| States Daily.
1910 .. m.-Radio cavalcade-NBc
| feature.
WMAI-WashIngton-
1880 p. m.-second Management
Week" luncheon forum from the din
ing room of the City Club. presenting
James 'Shaughnessy. executive aecre-
tary Of the American Association of
Advertising Agencies. who will speak
on Advertising and the Part 1t Plays
in Maintaining Prosperity"--music by
McWilliams' City Club syncopatora.
.s:45 p. m;-"News Flashes" from our
p. m.-"Villa Roma Club Entertain
1880 .. m.--Jack Harris. Of New
York city. in popular songs.
Hogs."-a. talk with special reference
to hog cholera control by DR., l. K.
Atherton. inspector in charge of hog
BY univsrsty Of Msryisnd Isnd Rrtsnsfen Rrfssnfen
Service.
9 ., m.--Joint recital by Robert
Ferguson, tenor: and Minnie Hoxsey.
$40 p. m.-Mary S. Apple. con.
tral,o accompanied by Christopher
D. m.-"Are You us,n1 ~. r.o,u
ties which your Bank offers youSnH
by N. d. Rosenberg. president, Bank
OF Commerce and Savings. Washington.
,ns siS Sord,on D. m'~coneert ~cosc by section Of
40AbOOIlU ana Guitar Club
Of the Walter T. Holt studio. person
aliy directed by Walter r. Holt.
10 D. m.-'Intimate Chats ON the
History Of Motion Pictures," by Colby
1920 p. m.-Lee cronican. pianist.
1880 p. m.-"WMAL Radio Movie
Ciub. conducted by Norman w. pvie
featuring Ted Weems ana his victor
keeordinK Orchestra. Dorothy wiIson
nSsioach contralto: Eileen LalIv.
sues singer; Lee cronican. pianist
Palace theater
l'So .. m.-'Latest News Flashea "
rom our Times Harold studio.
WTFF-washlnKton-2
D m,rrBurrus WilliamE staff oou-
u e:16. D-@.-E~slSn- . Scott 4v4oliniSt.
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NEARBY STATIONS

WDWM-Asbury Park-ssO-3sl.s
7:15 p, m.-Trio,
p. n.--Studio musicale.
70 p, m.-Patterson's Orchestra.
II 2 m.-Sea Girt Inn Orchestra.
WPG-Atlantic City-llOO.27a.6
e;45 p. m.-News: organ: dinner
1895 p. m.-Playground Hlghlighta
dual trio.
10 p. m.-Studio program.
1880 p. m.-MarceIle Duo
IL p. m.--Silver Slipper Dance Or.
chestra.
WHAR-AtIaAtIe City-I1IO-s7a.s
1:45 p. m.-Talk,
p. m.-Seaside Trio.
WHN-New YOrI-s6O-394.5
$3.50 p. m.-Entertainers.
10 p m.-Studio party; dance music.
1850 p. m.-Silver slipper Orchestra.
iIadeIphIa--54O-4O5.2
O:50 D. m.-Hotel Adelphia dance
music
.. m.-wEAF program.
WEAF-New YOrk--6l0-402
p. m.-Blue Hills Plantation Or
chestra.
p. m.--waldorf- Astoria music.
p. m.--Violin and accordion.
7:iS p. m.-Talk. Men Who Make
New York"
1880 p. m.-After-dinner music.
2. m"Great moments in history,
$40 p. m,-sealy Air weavsrs
p. Incorrect time; Eveready hour.
10 p. m.-"Our Government"
10:10 p. m.-The CavaIcade.
IL p. n.-HofbrRu Orchestra.
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No Offensive Vapors
From the Pores

Once a person realizes the wonderful
properties In cdscGrG. no other laxa-
tive In the market would ever be con-
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It's no trick to "cIean out the bowels" !"
Dozens OF things will do that But q
little natural cascara, purifies the sys-
tenn clear through. Cleanses even the
pores of your skin. Renders perspira-
ton az inoffensive as so much dewi
The old-fashioned way was salts.
They get action, but they take the
mucous membrane along with the waste
matter Mineral oils are gentler, but
they leave the bowels with film of
poisons for the blood to carry off
through the pores But when you cas-
carize the system you get rid Of all
he poisons By normal muscular action
of the bogeI8.
II you have the habit of taking
medicine for constipation. or even for
auto-intoxication, stop 1t! For candy
cascaret IL delightful form in which
to take cascara: children love them,
and the taste tempts most grown-ups
to have ''more"
And what a comfort to know you are
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does away with any need OF deodorants.
even in 'warmest weather Try a cas-
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Romping Ar ound the Radio Dials]

WRNY-New York-e7O-3Oe
7:4o p. m.--violintst; talk.
p. m.-Edison hour.
p. m.-Bright star Ensemble.
$3.50 p. m,-HugO Gernsback.
9:45 y m.-PrIma donna
- p. nl..-Melody Way Orchestra.
II p. m.--Radio Merchants Club.
WtiBE-New York-gQD-
9 p. m.-Soprano; Vanderbilt Trio.
p. m.-Lincoln Community Club;
a:a0 ?. m,-Ths Girl Friend: Prof.
10 ). m.-Hymu sing.
1880 p. m.-strtng ensemble; So
ii D. m.--IIarmony Duo: xylophone.
1880 p. m.--ROss and Jackis's Or
WCAU-PhlIaceIphIa-ssO-s sO-sS7
p, m.-Minstrels; entertainers.
p, m.-Entertainers.
$3.50 p. n.-Radioliers: gospel singer.
1925 p. m.--Entertainera; cathay Or
WOR-NeWafk-7IO
p. ms--Jacobs Ensemble.
1880 p. m:-Whits Gold Prospectors.
p m.-Bamberger Little Symphony
10 p. m.--COncert program.
HOS p. m.--The New Yorkers.
WJZ--New York-6SO-4Sl
7:iS p. m.--The Granadas.
1880 p. m. Cooks travelog india"
p. m.-Stromberg Carlson honr.
p. m.-The Continentala.
10 p. m.-Correct time; the Samb0-
llers.
1880 ,. m.--PennsyivanIa Grill Or
chestra.
WlP-PhIIadeIphIa-- O-60s.2
p m.--Unele Wip.
D. m.-Nayy Day program.
.. .m--Bens Banjo Boys
1905 .. m.-Movie broadcast.
1890 p. m.-El Patio Dance Orches-
ira.
1880 p. m.-WGBs Dance Orchestra.
KDKA-East Pittsburgh---SSO-SIB.s
p. m.-WJZ program.
1880 p, m.--GTand Theater Rayue,
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MAGRUDER NAVY.
TALK ON AIR

Radiotics who read the news
paper headlines and scan the vari.
Gus feature articles In weekly mag.
aZines may get bit OF a thrill
of anticipation from the announce.
ment of WHIP that at $3.50 this eve
ming Rear Admiral Thomas p. Ma
gruder, cornmandant of the League
Island Navr Yard will address the
multitudes through the WIP micro
phone, The announcement OF WIP
states Admiral Magfuder will dis
cuss for his radio audience some
OF the Intimate topics that have
brought him so forciblY to the mo-
tice of the entire United States with.
in the last few weeks"
The Magruder address will be part
OF Navy Day program that viii
be broad east by WIP and probably
also by WGBS, New York.
Radio interest will start at noon
today with a City Club Forum
program prese ing James
'Shaughnessy. secretary OF the
American Association of Advertis.
ing Agencies, which WMAL will
broadcast. The usual afternoon
program will be presented by WRC
leading up to and including din.
ner music by both the Waldorf
Orchestra of New York and the
Club ST. Marks Orchestra Of Wash
ington. While changing orchestras
WRC will permit its listeners to
''Shop With Bah" for Is minutes.
This evenings great moment of
history at o'clock will deal with
the activities OF the late President
Theodore Roosevelt.
AIR WEAVERS
TO AMUSE AGAIN
The Sealy air weavers will per.
form their weekly labors at $50
and at the Eveready groups will
get back to first principles and
present their own program-with a
number of novelties by the girls
and boys who do quite as well as
the imported headliners. David
Lawrence is to tell about the Gov
ernment at 10 o'clock and at 1910
the usual Radio Cavalcade will pass
in review.
In the WMAL activities there
will be infinite variety because,
in addition to the usual musical
numbers. starting with the Villa
Roma entertainers, there will be
a talk entitled "A Vest Pocket Es.
say on Hogs" by DIR. I. K. Ather.
ton. of the University of Maryland.
Then M. D. Rosenberg, Of the Bank
OF Commerce and Savings, will dis.
cuss the matter of how much peo.
pie make of their banking facilities,
and there will be a concert by the
Ncrdica mandolin group. In the
usual Movie Club exercises Ted
Weems' orchestra will be the head.
line attraction.
Outside there will be travelogue
by Malcolm La Prade from WIZ,
at 7:30 and concerts by the con.
certs by the Rosario Bourbon or.
chestra and Cesare Sodero's con.
tinental singers and orchestra from
teh same station at and ., respec.
lively. There will also be what
should be an interesting program
OF List music from WIS. Chicago,
at $50.
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4 'LAKME AGAIN
RADIO HIT

All the programs In America
seemed to flow freely to loud
speakers last evening from far
5aInd near, North, South. East. !
and West, with good volume
and, for the most part, clear
definition. The Southwest APP
peared to be the most vOciferOus,
Fort Worth being heard with
unusual volume both early and
late. There was considerable
noise here and there and. some
New York stations were afflicted
with all sorts Of transmission
troubles.
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Inere may be In opera loVeilef
music, depicting a scene that stirs
the imagination to more c0lorful
flights than the second act of Leo
Delibes' 'tT lkme"-but we seldom
hear It and less often do we hear
'IIakme" given better or more in
telligent Interpretation than the
National fsrand Opera Company
provided last evening from WRC.
Representing scene filled with the
most tense drama, set in an orr.
entail bazaar. where a religious ta-
natic determined to avenge an In
suit to his gods compels a protest
ing young girl to sing, that her
voice may be identified by her
lover who will thus disclose his
act moves from the rise Of the cur
tain with an electric suspense. aided
by music that is without an equal
Of its kind in the whole library
of opera.
1t is in this act that "Lakme"
sings the famous bell song. We
have all heard Genia Zielinska sing
this intricate bit of vocal embroid-
cry several times-but believe she
never sang it as she did last
nlght--nor have I ever heard So
dero's orchestra play the music as
Il did last evening.
1t is a particular pleasure to
call attention to the accomplish
ments of this rare coloratura So
pFano whose vocal ability and musi-
cal intelligence have been made
known to the world through radio
because she will be in Washington
In person tomorrow evening and
will sing part of the program to be
presented before the Association of
American Advertising Agencies at
the Mayflower Hotel. She should
be given cordial reception.
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BREYER HOUR
SERIES AGAIN

An entirely different type of en-.
tertainment, yet one that struck
quite a high mark as entertainment
and genuine art as the grand opera ;,
was the Breyer program that came
from WIZ in the late evening.
The Breyer radio activities have
been distinctive ever since they
started more than a year ago. Lis
teners have been led to expect from
them satisfying concerts of a par.
ticular intimate and honey char
acter. Last night some of the
same character that have domin-
ated the. scenarios of other of the
Breyer programs presented and "All
Halloween" party that fitted into
every home the loud speakers car
rfed it. An exceptional baritone.
with an orchestra and other singers
in keeping with the star knit to-
gether with a comprehensive seen
ario presented that must have met
favorable response wherever 1t was
received.
Holbrook Blinn, the distinguished
actor, opened the WRC broadcast
for the evening with a discussion
of the way in which Molnar had
written The Plays The Thing"
The Mayflower Orchestra provided
an excellent program of delightful
music and Roxy turned his audience
loose on his stage presentation in
the Roxy Theater-which had much
of all sorts of music and might
have been just a trifle more def.
nitely explained. In the casn and
carry Gypsies section of the eve
ming, Jessica Dragonette appeared
The Washington times., 1927-10-25

as soloist. with satisfactory results.
Outside one of the most important
features was the songs of the Sun.
shine. Girl" from WBAP, Fort
Worth. in the early evening. and
the piano playing of Leroy Evans
from WBAL, Baltimore. THE
Whispering Baritone made himself
popular from WIZ and a soprano
whose name we did not catch en-
livened things considerably from
WFLA. Clearwater, Fla.
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WCAE-PittsburRh -SsO-BlS
p. m.-General Balloon Orchestra.
$3.50 .. m.--WEAF program.
~ D. m.-Maggio's Orchestra,
WBAL.-BaltlmOre- Ore-l0so-2s5.S
8 p. m.--Sandman Circle.
$50 .. m.--DinneP Orchestra,
1880 p. m.~-Mato quartet.
p. m.-WJZ program.
10 .. U.--WBAL Dance Orchestra
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s:3O p. m.-"oid Tiler TaIka," hy
c. II. Caudy.
S:45 p: m.-Sclections by the Fel-
lowship Forum Quartet: soprano solo.
alto and bass duet, bass solo.
o. m.-Evelyn Scott, violinist.
g;l5 p. m.--Members OF the Fellow
snip Forum Quartet will render soprano
solo, bass solo. duet
S:4S p. m.-Burrus williams pianist.
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BEST PROSPECTS

1880 p. m.-Jamss o'shAugh-
messy, executive secretary of
American Association of Advertis-
ing Agencies at City Club. Wash
ington. WMAL t303).
6:45 p. m.--"ShOpping with
Bah" Washington. wRC $50.
$3.50 p. m.--Rear Admiral
Thomas P. Magruder in Navy Day
Address. Phlladelphia. wIP. t5Osl.
10 p. ms--Screen Letter Box and
Ted Weems Orchestra with Radio
Movie Club. Washington. WMAL
(30s).
CHAIN PROGRAMS
p. m.-waIdorf Astoria Or
chestra. New York. wEAF, wRC,
WEEI, WCAE, WRC.
p. m.-Great Moments in His
tory, Roosevelt" New York,
WEAF, WRC, WEI, wTAM'
WWJ. KSD, voc; Rosario Bour-
don's stromberg, Carlson Or
chestra. New York. wBz, WBzA.
KDkA, KYw' wJR. wHAM.
$3.50 p m.-sealy Air weavers.
New York. Wear. wRC, WIFI,
WGY, WGR, WCAE, WTAM,
WV. wLIB. KsD. wDAF,
Kvoo. wFAA.
p. m.-Eveready Hour, New
York, WEAF. wRC, WEEI,
WAR, WIFI. wGR. WGY. wCAE,
WTAM, WWJ. WSAI, wGH. KSD.
WCCo, voc, wDAF. wHAS.
WSM, VINO. wSB; the Continent
tails. directed by Cesare Sodero.
New York. WIZ. WBZ, WBZA, I
KDKA, KWY. WBAL.
10 p. m.---"Our Government"
by David Lawrence. New York,
WEAF. wRC, WIFI, wEEI,
WTAG, WGY. wGR, wTAM,
WSAI. KSD. WHO.
1910 p. m.--Radio Cavalcade.
New York. WEAF, wRC, WHO,
WTMJ, WCSH, WIFI. wGY, wGR,
WCAE. wTAM. wwJ. WSAI,
KSD.
DANCE MUSIC
10 p. m.-wBAL Dance Or
chestra. Baltimore wBAL (2sS).
1850 o. n,-Pennsylvania Grill
Orchestra. New York. (as5D,
II .. m.-Janssen's Orchestra,
New York wEAF (G92).
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WMCA-New York-e1o-sio

WMCA-New YorIx-s1O-siO
D. m.--Radio Franks.
2 p m.-Varied program.
1870 p. n-Dancs orchestra.
ii D. m.-Goiden's Orchestra.
WNYC-New T0rk-S50-B20
$3.50 ,. fm.--Italian Lessons; police
alaFma
p. rn.-Musie: DR., Yizeteily.
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DISTANT STATIONS
WsB-AtIanta-esO-47h.s

WSb--AIi0mt0--O0O"41
1880 p. m.-Biltmore Salon Or
sac ,. m.--New York Program
11.45 p. m.-Concert.
WORID-Batavia via-l090-275
s p. M Musicale: Chemistry Talk.
1915 D. m.--Bible Questions.
D. m Musical Program.
10 p. m.-Bibie Lecture.
KYW-Chicagfo-75
p. m.--WJz Program.
10 p. m,--Congress Carnival.
1850 p. m.-Congress Orchestra.
WBBM-Chicago-5
SD. m.--Orchestra; String Trio.
. D. m.-Artist Recital.
$3.50 D. m.-The Brown Family.
10 p. m.-Popular Program; Or
II p. m.--Dance Music,
I1-ChicaKo-6e0-4S3
p. m.-Educational Talk; Bulletins.
D. m-Entertainers: Question Box.
11:16 D. m.--Granada TheateT; Chez.
Pierre Orchestra.
WENR-C ChlcagO-1O4O-2SS.3
p m.-orchestra Vocal.
D. m.-Vocal and Trio.
1890 .. nI-Popular Request Pro-
ChicagO-S2O- 1855
p. m.-Edgewater Beach Orchestra;
Brass Quintette.
$3.50 ,. m.-wEAF program.
p. m,-Tivoli Theater; Mooseheart
10 p. m.-uptown Theater.
IL p. m.-Strins~ trio; entertainers.
agO--124O-242
Sis p. m.-Golden Pumpkin orches-
$50 p. m.-The Rev A. NJ. Griffin.
p. m.--Grand opera echoes.
10 p. m.-Maggis and Jiggs; studio
II D. m.-Marbro stage show.
IL p. m.-Golden Pumpkin Orchestra.
/ a. m;-ons. Minute pulpit:
WGN-ChieagO-9S0- 3OS.o
p. m.--WEAF program.
10p. ma radio announcer's rambles.
1918 D. m.-WGN ensemble.
:, Il p. m.-Tomorrow's Trio; Sam n
Henry.
1870 p. m--Nusic Box; the salernos.
WHT-Chicago-
p, m.-String Trio: vocal; sports.
$50 p. m.-Pianist; news.
IL p. Unpopular program.
a. m.-Review. of Your Hour.
WIB0-ChicagO-72O-416
IL p m.--Harmony Trio; Davis Or
Neutrality-suspicious.
1880 p. m.-Studio and dance music.
WLIB-ChlcagO-06O
p. m.--Drake Ensemble; Blackstone
Quintet
IL p. m.-The Hoodlums.
WMBB-ChlcaEO--l1
p. m.-Mixed quartet; Trianon En-
WI.S-ChicaEo-87O-
p. m.-Scrap Book: Sherman'S or
chestra,
SEQ D. m.-oriental songs.
$3.50 d. m--Don Malin.
WMAQ- -ChicagO-67O-447.6
s:2O p. m.-Orchestra.
p. m.--SoIo orchestra; soprano.
IL D. m.--Stevens orchestra.
a. m.-Popular program.
kf-sN0
D. m.-Crosley orchestra; vioinist.
Sis p. m.-Instrunental quintet.
S;4S p. m.-Accordian and banjo.
D. m.-Concert orchestra.
10 o. m.-Studio feature.
IL .. nL-Ray Millers orchestra.
WFAA-Dallas-eOO -498.1
p m.-Lignon Smiths orchestra.
$3.50 D. m.-WEAF program.
10 D. m.--Violin recital,
II D. m.-Mustang band.
II m.-Theater hour.
WOC-DaVenpOrt-SO
3 p. m.-WEAF program
$3.50 p m.--ContraIto; reader
p. m.-WEAF program.
10 p m,-Old-ttme dance music.
WHO-Des MOines-5sO-536.4
$3.50 p. m.-Bankera Trio
$3.50 p. m.--The Victorians.
10 p. m.-Capital Theater; the Vic
torians
WDAF-Kansas City-SIO-s7O.s
S:30 y. m.-WEAF program.
10 p m.-Kaufmanns Orchestra
1880 p. m.-Martin and Taylor
l2:45 a. m.-Nighthawk frolic
WSAl-CinclRHati--83O -83O-36l.2
p. m.-Maids of Melody
$3.50 p. m.-Henry Filmore's band
D. m.-WEAF program
-EsansvIlle-l27O-236
p. m.-Musical program
10 D. m.-Orehestra
WTAS-ChlcagO-1O0
IL p; m:-Orchestra; entertainers.
WBAP--Fort worth--6Oo- 1897
p. m.--Superior Quartet
The Washington times., 1927-10-25
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