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The Washington times., 1929-10-25

Those who have longed to be car
ried back to Ole Virginny have their
chance now, for a new program en-.
titled planters Pickers' is an
nounced by the National Broadcast
ing Company and will make it's in
!tial bow locally through WRC at
10 O'Clock tonight.
Sketches of the old South are to
form the presentation. featured by
the Halleluiah Singers, Negro
quartet and Billy Artz with his or.
Chestra This ensemble promises a
half hour of variety and novelty.
Melodies painting visions of the ro-
mantle scenes below the Mason
Dixie line will be blended with ella
cal compositions and popular music
of the day.
The selections will be interspersed
with the semi-religious Negro spirit
uals. Skits rejecting the irrepressi-
BILE humor and happiness of the col
ored farm worker at his daily toll
or evening revelres will add real
istic touches.
For tonight's presentations Here
Comes the Show Boat" Swing
Low Sweet Chariot" Love Me Or
Leave Me-" "All I Do the Church
Keep 'Grumblin' THE Animals
Come in One BY One" and Little
Liza Jane" have been selected as
musical highlights.
Kate Smith On Air
Here's big surprise. Kate
Smith-Was hington own blues"
singer, will be heard over WMAL
for Is minutes when the Sak's Fur
Company present their entertain.
ment at o'clock. Kate hasn't an
nounced her program, but you
know Kate. She'll do right by
the home folks.
There are many local features
on WMAL tonight preceding the
chain offerings. Edith Reed S
entertainers will be heard at SIS
O'Clock. Margaret Cox Hewitt.
soprano and Pauline HeaIy Shook
will offer recitals. Bob Carbauh
will sing and strum on his luke
at 645 o'clock and Ambrose Har-
rison, tenor will offer q group of
melodies.
OF the Columbia features 1 still
cast my vote for the Bremer-Tully
program and Jesse Crawford's al
ways excellent organ recital.
A sp' cial~ program for the kiddtes
will he presented by WRC and asso-
ciated NBC stations at 5:45 o'clock.
Get them all together for none other
than Santa will talk to them from
the North Pole, and he states he
has much to tell on this his radio
debut.
Splendid Hour
The harmonizing group, the Cav
alters male quartet, will recall hits
of long ago. when they sing as a
feature of the Cities Service Concert
at s o'clock over NBC stations.
SasCha Friedman, violinist, will in.
terpret Hubay's Dance Hongroise"
and Leo O'Rourke. tenor will also
be heard on the program under the
direction of Rosario Bourbon.
Kathryn Dunning, popular pianist
will be the musical headliner over
VOL a 6:3C o'clock. Don Carpenter
will ho' forth during the o'clock
Lets Go Fishin' " program, on the
interesting water subject "Polu
ton" Two hours of dance music
will begin at 10 o'clock.
James Chamberlain. tenor will be
heard over WJSV after Bran
Hughes orchestra at 1880 o'clock
Margaret Ogden, soprano, will &C
on the air at $40 o'clock. Two
popular organizations from this sta
ton will be heard again-the Con
doliers and the Columbia Trio.
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11:16-Varied Program.
12:OO-Dance Orchestra.
ashvIlle-65O-46I
S:3O-Craig's Orchestra,
9:O0--N. b. C. system.
II :00-Entertainers
kWkH-ShreVepOrt-
9;3O-Studlo Program
kMOA-St. J,Ouis-IOgO-27B
S:0O-Ozark Program
S:S0-Columbia Network
II :00-Steele's' Orchestra
KSTP-St. PsuI-I46O- eOB
a:0O-Parisisns.
sSO-N.B.C. system.
l0:0o-Courtesy program
11:O0--N &c. System.
l1:1b-NRried program; DANE. r..t.
FbA-Clearwater-gOO sS2
S;o0-Musicsl program,
10 :OO-Popular program.
11:00-Dance rambIe
"TAM-Cle VeIRnd-IOSO-2RO
S!O0-WEAF program
S:0O-Orchestra.
N:3O-Friday Frolics
VIII Im"WiSorvariety: dance music
8:O0--Columhia Network
ll:O0-Nictors orchestra
Il;3O-Monaco's orchestra,
12:OO-Claremont orchestra
NJ iI;"o-Piccadilly orchestra.
R--DetrOit-76O-4OO
7:30-Concert orchestra
8:oo-WJZ program.
s;30-Orchestra
s:00-At the SHOWS
9:30-WJZ program.
iI:ib-News; dance music
12:00-Easy Chair.
IZ:3o-McKinney's orchestra
WGY-Schenectady- 79O-319
1:3O-Arpeko MinstreIs
S:OO-Concert Orchestra
| 9:0O-WEAF Program.
KNN-HOlIywOOd-
l0:O0-Feature Program
11:00-Order OF Do-NutE
lZ;O0-Lion Tanners Program.
A. NJ.
1245-Hollywood stadium
kFI-LOs AnEeles-84O-46S
| p. M
lO:OO--NB.C. Armstrong Quskers.
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Today;s Song Hit
Another Popular Chorus in The Warrington Times Series
"Pm Only Making Believe"

you smiling I'm really smiling I'm making
eart's I'm
Tho jolly, IN melancholy deep
fps kiss tho that don't
I'm only making believe
(Copyrgh by
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PRINCIPAL PR0G RAn1S OVERTHERADI0

1O:7O-N BIC. Armour Program.
1l;OO-N BIC. RCA Hour.
:O0-N.B.C. Borden Program.
A. NJ.
12.S0-N.B.C. Oil co.
I .0O-N.B.C, In The Parlor.
.3O-N.B.C. The Nomads.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
T. n.
IO;OO-N.B.C. system.
A. NJ.
a.OO-HalStead's Orchestra.
C<RV-VancOuver
p. NJ.
1I;3O-Concert.
A. N.
1.OO-Concert
2:OO-Studio Program.
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So Years of Cruelty
Basis of Wife's Action

MILWAUKEE, oct. 26.-After 81
wears of what she termed "cruel and
inhuman treatment" Mrs. Margaret
Coma, "A, filed suit for divorce from
her husband, Simon.
The couple were married in 1875.
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Nearby Stations

WRVA-RiChmOnd-
6:O0-Trio.
7:OO--Sports: Movie News.
7:45-Band
8:45-N.B.C. System.
10:00-Fea ture.
10:30-N BIC. system.
1:00-Richmond Orchestra.
WCAO-Balimore-60
8:00-Kingan Cowboys
S:30-Wahl Fversharp Penmen.
900-True story Hour.
10:00-Bremer Tully Time.
10:SO-High Rock Hour--Jesse Craw'
ford.
11:o0-The WCAo Green Room.
Observation-Disclosures IO6O-2S3
5:15-Dinner Music.
6:00-Recital; Romauy Trail.
WPG-Atlantic City-11OO-272
S00-Concert Orchestra.
S:S0-Mermaids: Vocal.
930-Dance Music.
11:oo-silver Slipper Orchestra
12:00-Organ.
WOR-Newark-710-4
6;30-Uncle Don; Dinner Music.
7:00-Entertainers
7:30-JHbileers.
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Good looking styles left
from higher priced sales. Not
all sizes. SO values. In patent
feathers, satins, one-strap, tie
and Oxford styles.
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an appendix IL inches long recently
was taken. Physicians said the ap-
pendix was foot longer than the
aYerageiisi lILLL...! .t..,
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Local Programs
Observation-Disclosures

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
12:1A-EveninR stars
l:OO-Nationsl Farm and Home Hour
The Farm Calendar: Feed
Supplies and Markets" and
Putting the Bees to Bed"
t:45-Organ Recital from the Kilt
studios.
2:3O-Gotham String Trio.
3:l5-N.B.C. studio program.
4:OO-Pacific Little symphony
5:O0-Tea Timers.
5:3O-The Lady Next Door
5:55-Summary of Programs.
5:45-Santa Claus Trip from the
North Pole.
s:OO-Bla and Gold Room Orch
estra.
6:S0-Raybestos Twins
7:OO-The External Question.
7:30-Correct Time.
7:31-Broadway Lights,
7:45-''The World in Music" by
Pierre V. Key.
S:OO-Cities Service Orchestra and
Cavaliers.
9:00-Salon Singers.
9:3O-Schradertown Band
O:OO-Planters" PiCkers.
10: 30-Mystery House.
1l:00-Amos n Andy.
11:15-Weather Forecast.
ll:16-Lotus Orchestra.
hing ton-8SO-476
12:15-Columb Salon Orchestra.
12:S0-YoenK Orchestra.
1:SO-BarcIay Orchestra.
2:0O-Patterns in Prints
3:Oo-''With Uncle Sans Natural
lists"
a;1O-Bruuswick Artist.
330-For Your Information,
4:OO--Musical Album.
4;So-The Tea Timers.
b:O0-George Reith - Auction and
Contract Bridge.
S:15-Edith Reeds Entertainers.
5:45-Margaret Cox Hewitt, soprano
accompanied by Amy Rand
Norton.
6:00-Correct time.
6:00--News flashes.
6:15-Pauline Healy Shook, popular
soprano.
George E. Keneipp. D. 6.
6:45-"Bob" Carbauh and his luke"
7:oO-POpular piano syncopator.
-'Listening-in on Jimmy and
Jane"
7SO-Ambrose r. Harrison. tenor.
7:45-Saks Fur Hour.
:00-Daguerreotypes.
S:S0-Eversharr Penmen.
900-True Story Hour.
1O:OO-Bremer-T Time.
10:3O-Jesse Crawford-the Poet Of
the Organ.
1t:00-Wardman Park Orchestra.
WOL-WashInKtOn-
5:4s-The Town Crier.
s:OO-Publto Service Man, and
WHAT OIL tne air lOHlBnts
6:15-MusiCal program.
6:30-Katherine Dunning. pianist
700-Lets go fishin'-Izaak Walton
League.
7:30-Late news flashes from the
Washington Herald.
10:00-Dance program.
WJSV-Mt. Vernon Hills. Va.-116O-2O5
12:3O-Dally Farm Chat by David
Martin
12:45-Musical program.
3:00--Afterpoon musical.
3:30-An hour of "Whoopfs" with
Art Stone. popular pianist of
popular songs.
4:50-Mid afternoon musical.
6:3O-Dinner music.
7:00--Clarendon Mardi-Gras music.
7:15-Dinner music
7:30-Bran Hughes Orch estra.
3:00-James Chamberlain. tenor:
Helen Fenwick. accompanist.
S;15-Margret Ogden. soprano; James
Walters. accompa mist
s;S0-The Alexandria Hawailans.
9:00-Studio presentation
9:15-Today's popular hits.
9:3o-The Gondoliers.
9:5O-Song Stories
10:05--The Columbia Trio.
11:00-Good night.
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BEST PROSPECTS

6:15 p. m.-rPauline HeaIy Shook,
soprano (WMAL-476.)
$3.50 p. m.-Kathryn Dunning.
pianist (WOL-229).
500 p. m.-,James Chamberlain,
tenor (WJSV2O5).
CHAIN PROGRAM
1890 p. m.-Broadway Lights
N.B.CD New YOrk-WEAF. WRC.
etc.
i:45 D. m.-"The World in
Music" tN.B.CD New York
WEAF. WRC. etc.
500 p. m.-Cities Service Con-
cert Orchestra and the Cavaliers
(N.B.CO New YOrk-WEAF. WRC,
WEEP VITO. etc.
$40 n. m.-EVersharp Penmen
(C0Iumbia) WMAL. etc.
1880 y. m.-.JessP Crawford (Co-
lumhia) WMAL. etc.
DANCE MUSIC
40 y. m.-Bran Hughes Or
Chestra CWJSV-205.
1000 y. m.-Dance music (WOL-
229l.
IL 100 u. m.-Wardman Orches-
fra NTMAL-47S).
11;16 p. m.-Lotus' Orchestra
(WRC-316).
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GIANT APPENDIX

HURLEY, Wis, Oct. 25.-From
the abdomen of Miss Ann wiercinski
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Local Programs

wRC--WAshlnRton--s1e
t.n1--U. s. Army Band.
S.0o-The Marionettes IN B. c.;
Jolly Bill and Jane IN. 3 CD;
Motion Picture Guide waldor
Astoria Orchestra en-. y. CD;
Lansbureh and Brother Trio:
L rnSo9' e pai'k ME-: 4 sp, ssTy
Drake, and Aster Orchestra.
7:4s--,The Political situation ~
WashIngton, BY Frederic VIII
s:oo---Pan-AmericanR IN. b. CT.
s;sO-intsrnattonal Anyways Prssen.
s:: ss.,ss .,, Troq,ssaeurs y. c,.
10:30--Weather Forecast.
I0:s1--Is0tus Orchestra
1i:0o--slumber Music IN. r. c..
-washingtoR--2ss
7:39--Musicat Clock
le;oe-Honsehold Chat by PeEgy
1Oiso--Adyerliser Period.
s;4S-Tewn crler.
s;oe-Nuggets Of knowledge.
g:03-Dinner Music
e:S0-RigEs program
I:oe--Carolinians Dance Orchestra.
le:oo--Wardman Park Dance orehes-
WsEAL--WashlREtoR--4Ts
SIS A. NJ
I0;e0-Ida Bailey Allen, National
Homs-M Makers Club &C. g. Sd
r. NJ
e:00--RrunswIck Hour OF Music
T;0o-Thirty Club News from The
Washington Times studio
1Is-Edith Reed. pianist.
f:s0-Correet time
7:50-"Down in Front" 4 radio d.
gest Of theatrical news by
Mabslie Jennings.
7ii5--Alfio Carta, tenor. accom- pa aled
by Elizabeth Gardner coorlbs
s'oo-Nusical Episode. Ludwig Van
Beethoven &c. B 81.
S:30-Merrymakers &C. b. 81
s:9O--Daguerreotypes and silhouettes
&C. 3. 81
s;s0--La Palma Smoker &C. B. 81
1oi0o-M ekay's weather forecast &c
i8:O2-Kolster Radio Ham n y ca
Ig:s0--Nikht Club Romances &C. B. 81
II :00---Venus Orchestra
dzEVe-I.ate News FiaFhes from The
Washington Herald studio
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VAUDEVILLE IS
MERGED WITH
RADIO

Fair II tOIeFable was radio re.
eeption last evening from most
sections. Code played havoc with
many brOadcasts and the Mid
west and Southwest appeared to
give better response to tuners
than other sectiOns.
After q third trial in the last few
weeks one can testify that the PEG.
pie Of Baltimore did not fare as
well in the re-allocation Of wave
lengths as did those of Washing.
ton. Washington listeners gained
two stations 1t seldom heard before
and better results from one it did
know from Baltimore, and Baltl-
more lost one of its main assets
the broadcasts of WRC. This was
especially notable last evening when
Balfimoreans were compelled TO
tune New York or Philadelphia for
the chief feature of the evening
the transcontinental outburst of the
Radio Keith. orphelim with which
this new combination Of radio and
vaudeville business hopes to i'm.
prove the condition of both.
As a demonstration of the ever
amazing way in which radio can
completely wipe out distance and
make one broadcasting station Of
any number of cities the program
was q complete success. Its com.
ponent parts also were good enter.
tainment, but no better than regu-
lar radio artists can and do give
night after night. Bos-
ton. New York, Chicago, Philadel.
phia, and Milwaukee were brought
into the exercises much as though
one were tuning radio receiver
with those cities az detectives. The
mechanical details were well ham
died
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CHICAGO OPERA
FAREWELL TO |
RADIO

The most important thing. we
know about broadcastings prom
ised for this evening is that the
Chicago Civic Opera Company VIII
close its Chicago season and its
microphonic outbursts at one and
the same time with gala pro-
duction OF Aida" OF which radio
addicts will hear a part beginning
at 10 O'Clock through WMAL or
any OF the WIZ affiliations. There
is no indication of what the cast
will be. but we fancy the produc-
ton will be all that the word gala
implies and, by the same token,
has ceased generally TO mean,
The Chicago Civic Opera Com.
peny commenced its existence 1s
years ago with a production or
aida" which far exceeded any
thing OF the kind ever before pro-
duced. 1t has kept the famous
Verdi composition as its greatest
production spectacle ever since ana
usually opened its season every
year with 1t. This year It dlo
not use the opera, but is using
IL 10 cAOSe the SedsVh aAN
performance should be very much
worth while.
Radiotics will probably hear part
of the scene between Aida and
Amneris' and the great spectacular
return Of Rhadames with the VIC
torious Egyptian army. This is
the scene in which the famous
grand march is played and sung,
and as the Chicago company pro-
duces it the music liz particularly,
colorful and impressive.
NEW PROGRAM
IN WRC SCHEDULE
A new program win come to WRC
listeners at 8 o'clock when Pan.
Americana makes its debut through
the National Broadcasting Company
system. We are informed that this
is a novelty affair. featuring It,
piece marimba orchestra In Latin
American music. Another new pro-
gram will be heard from WMAL at
1880 when Maybelle Jennings, who
is known, to many listeners, will
give a bit of theater chatter under
the title OF Down In Front" If
this sprightly young woman talks
anything like she writes. her radio
excursion should be d happy affair
for all concerned and We certainly
wish her the best of luck with 1t.
The Army Band will do double
duty along the wave lengths again
today and this evening. playing for
WRC at 4 o'clock and for WJSV at
7;3O. The Sam Norman Trio starts
things going for the regular evening
program OF WRC and there will be
the usual Wednesday evening out
bursts. In the WMAL prospects.
,AIfio Carta. tenor, win be heard In
joint recital with Elizabeth Gardner
Cnombs at 7:45. and the usual Co
lumbia features will fill the evening.
which ends with a dance program
from the Venus Orchestra
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CHAIN PROGRAMs


CHAIN PROGRAMS
10 .. m.-lda Bailey Allen, In
Columbia program (WMAL., WABC,
WCAU, WNAC, WEAN, WFBL
WAAK, WCAO, WAS, Wade,
WGMP, WRRM, WOWO, KNOX,
KMRC. KOHL. WsPD. Wink,
P.m.--U. .. Army HAND. wash
Wi8Z, WBzAl.
7:se p. ~. --L.a TOuEalne Concert.
New York lWEAF, WEEa. VITO.
WAR. WTAH. WCeH, WGY,
WGR. WEAR, WTAM, WWJl.
1:9B D. m.--''The PolEtleat Situ-
alton In WaahlREtOR Tonight"
New York tWJZ, WRC, WBAL.
kDkA, WLW. VAR. KWK).
p. m.-"PaA-A Americana" New.
York lWEAF, WRC, WTACi, VITO,
wCAE, WWJ, KsD, woo, WOW.
WHAs. KPRC, WRvA) /; Musical
Episode, In Columbia program
tWMAL. etc.).
s:so D. m.--An Intimate MasI-
Gale. New York (WEAF, WRC,
vito, WTAG, WCsH, WCAE,
WWJ, KsD. VINO. voc. VOW;
SyIvania ForesteFa twJZ, wBZ,
WBZA, WAL KDKA. WHAM,
Is ~ =
KYWl, MeFrymakers, in Columbia
program tWAaAL, ete.l.
. .. na.--Ipana TfoubadOmFs. New
York (syTeAEs WRC, WEEP, VITO,
WAR, WTAta. WCSH, WEfY, WGR,
WCA y WTAM, WWJ. WGN,
WTMS, MSTP. woo, WOW WDAF,
Kv0O, WRAP, KPRC, WOAI.
WHAs. WaMs' WsH, WET. KOA1;
smith Brothers tWJZ. WIZ,
WBZA. WBAL, WMAM, WIZ,
KWK, KYW. WREN: Dagmerre0-
tynea ana sllhonettea. In Columbia
program tWMAI4, etc.l.
New York lWEAF. WRC. WEEI.
vito. WAR, WTAG, WCSH,
WGY, WGR WCAE. WTAM. WWJ,
MGN, WTMJ, KsD. KSTP. voc.
WOW; WDAAF, Kv0o; WE,AA,
WISE, WBT. WAX. KOA, KPO.
kGQ. KEi: kGW, HOMO. km9.
WBZ. WBZA. KDKA. KWK. WJR.
WREN1s La Palma Smoker. In
Colamble program tWMAL. etc.l
1O:00 D. m.--Chica6o Civic Opera
Company In AIDA" final BaIkite
Hour. 0hieaEo sWyz WWR VIZ.
WJR. KWK, WENR. WLW. KSTPl
Mckay Weather Report. IN Column
bla pregnant Kolster Radio Hour,
Columbia program (WMA1a ete.l,
10:SO-PhiI Spltalny's music
fram HoteI Pennsylvania, New
WC1E. WTARi, WWJ. WOW.
VINO. WOCD: Night Club Ro-
manees. IN Columbia program
(WMAE, etc.
Hoo D. m.--Slumber music,
New York tWJZ, WRC.l
DANCE MUSIC
S:Oe y. m.-CaroIinians Dance
Orchestra, VOL (2291.
l0:OO D. m.--Warfmam Park ORE
chestra. VOL t22sl.
1851 p. m.--I4Otus Orchestra.
WRC $3.50
1a:08 p. ns.--YeRus Orchestra.
WaEAL (4s6l.
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Read IN Sundays Herald how
woodrow Wilson'S declaration OF
freedom from bosses amused the
Democratic TnOguls who elected
him President.
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1879 PENNY FOUND

YORK, Pa, Jan. Is. While
Charles slower. Roye L. Slower and
Wilmer L. Slower were exeavatinS
for q cellar under the formers
home In Shrewsbury. they unearthed
an old Liberty cent which bears
the date OF 1s2s.s Although it Is
1OI years old, the copper is in y
fair state Of preservation. The coin
was found three feet under ground.
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By
Gardner Mack

WJsV-Aft. Vernon Hills. va.-s0B
7;oe-Merchants Musical Half Hour.
Bran Hughes Orchestra,
7:so-United States Army Band.
War College
e,S0-Mack Anthony, baritone.
s:45-Alex Harris, musical saw.
s:00--Jane Elizabeth Wilson. So
prane with Oscar L. Good
friend. composer and pianist.
9:10--Costlow Banjo Quartette.
s:30--Chick Godfrey, singing leather
meek
s:45--Hilo Boys Hawaiians.
t0:15-Fran TFapp& the. one-man
band ~
1o:9o-Harmoniou Twins
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666
VS..
INFLUENZA

To combat the flu, take
666 every three hours till
it acts well on the bowels,
then three times a day.
AS a preventive, take it
two or three times a day.
666 was found to be one
of the most effective REM
edies during the last flu
epidemic.
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DISTANT STATIONS

Fl = ! II s i Z
WBBM- Claieng 0-750- 80
9:90-Concert orchestra.
9s3O-Dance orchestras.
1o:00-CoIoAial pEpgrAyn.
10 :s0--Lombarde's Canadians.
i;0e--Night club.
WGN--C hIcag -920-4fs
1e:s0-Goldkette's Orchestra.
1:00-TOnerrcw's Tribune; Hungry
five.
11:so--Concsrt ana dance orchestras.
12:00--Drsam ship; dance music.
Chicago --s98-sAB
S:30--N b. c. system.
s:0o--Ths Roundup
WAIAG Chicago -6s0-A47.E
l1:00--Musicals.
12:00--Dance orchestras.
WLW--CincinnMt roo AS
9:00--Franklin Ensemble.
1e.e0-WJz pres ram.
l1:00--Variety hullr.
1l:30--Organ: dance music.
1:e0--Thirteenth Heur.
WRAP--Fort worth 00.s7S
s:a0--WEAF program.
9;50--MusicaI prOgraIl1.
KTMS-KE0t Springs -e0O-37S
l0:0e--Concert Orchestra.
11.0o-Soloists Trio.
12:o0--Dernberger OEcheAtra
WMG--Memphis--a s0-3s4
s:00--N. y. G. system.
10:30-Studio Cent&rt.
-AEigWaulxee--l1@0-2Se
9:00--N. 3. G. System
o:s0--Communtty Program,
Historian.
I 12i00--Danca orcAestras
! :00--Organ Requests.
WCC0-AIpls st. Paul-sl0
s:00-MusicAl program
s:se--Co.umbia Network.
| 10:a0--Concert Orchestra.
i 1l;06--A rickacA's Orchestra.
12:3o-organ.
WSMv-N ash ille--eSe -4S1
SOON. b. G. system.
10:30--WSM Orchestra.
ll:00=-WSM Minstrela.
evepOrt--Sb0-3 &&
s:30--Studio program
kMON--St. I40uas--f080~&JB
S;00-Colnrnbia Network
1l:00---NewR: Amos n Andy.
NJ Be- Wylle'a Orchestra.
KSTP--St. PAUL 40O-20S.A
a;00--N p. e. system.
1l:10--Dance program.
12:so-Nationa Limited.
;0O-- Midnight. Club,
VILLA Clearwater eO0-a3S
i $780, Musical program
10 :s0--Diversified progran.
WTAM--C leveland--1050~2SO
S;00--Biack Face Team.
s:3O--Pure Air Boys.
s:00--WEAE program,
IL :00--V0koun's Orchestra.
2:O0--Gangpiaitk Club.
WJR-A Detroit--T50-AO
7:3O--Diensberger's Orchestra.
S:G0--Auto SHOW.
8:30--WJZ program.
11:00--The Fr0iickeFs.
12;00--Or8ans Cotton Pickers
KDKA--E ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
7:45--WJZ program.
IL :00---Orchestra
WCAE--Pftts gh--12AO-242
9:3O--N. u. O. system.
WRVA--RichmOn6-- 1870
SOON, b. c. system.
9:O0--EdReworth hour.
I0:00--ClubS orchestra.
11.00--Riehfnond Orchestra.
WBZ- Spring fieId--9s0
1;0o-The Biag family.
Ss30--WJN program.
tIs00--Sporte; orchestra.
WGY-@Geh aay~-~7s0-STS.b
7:sA--N ~ G. system.
s.00--Gsn&ral Electric hour.
SOON. B. c. system.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-23
Romping Around the Radio Dials
BEST PROSPECTS

e,sO ,. na.--koFnan Trie tlNRC,
Stel.
7iS0 D. m.--"Dewn IN Fromf." ky
Maybells jennings (WAzAL, 47gl.
1888 b.. m.--LGilta Cabrera Gaina.
berg. pianiste, New YeFk (WJz,
396l,
9sSO b. m4-Chick Godfrey. ssFhe
singing Leatherneek'' tWJeV,
2Abl.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-23
NEARBY STATIONS

WBAI--BAltim0re--1
6:39--Dfnner Orchestra.
T:4s--wJz Program.
S:00--Artists Recital.
s:s0--N. B. C. system.
WCAG--H8altimoRe--6 500
s?1s-Ednor Gardens Dinner Concert
7;oO-Financial report, BY McMahoa
7;es-south sea Rhythm.A-Tics
7:3s--Ramblers
S:00--Musical Episode.
s:30--Pen Mar Spic a Span De-
s:oe-Da guerreotype and silhouett"s
s:38--La Palma Smoker. 93
1n:0I--Kolster Radio Hour.
10:30--NiGht Club Romances.
EsaItimore--i.78-236
6:o0--Automobile show. from Fifth
Regiment Armory.
7soO--correct time: weather fore.
cast.
7;ea-Mars KENNEDY Krein, soprano
Grace Il. Arthur. pianist.
Tsis-Talk. order OF the Ma9i. :.
T:sO--Rettbergs oId-time Picnic.
s00--EIna PROTEIN. soprano.
s:IS--WFBR Male Quartet
S.4S-I4ois stone ceIlist
s:s0--Elizabeth YeaRy. contralto
9I5-Roy r. Lee in pianologue
s.3e--Half-hour with Gilbert and
sullivan; presentinF emma
Baum soprano. Edmund Leon
ard barltone Art Perkins
baritone: and Chester MahL
pianist,
10 .e9--Rio Rita Orchestra.
1i:I5-Century Joymakefa
WPG--Atianffe City--1I0a-2s2
s.00--Concert Orchestra.
s;a0--Harmonies: Songa 81
9.0O--Concert, Orchestra.
ts.ig-Msmo ,ss Parsons Orchestra,
III .fe-~sIiver siirper Orchsstra.
W0R--Nswark--gfe-4
s:e0--Musical Episode.
Neutrality-suspicious.,
s.oo-Ds SnsrrsOtype and siihou-
s:ao--i.s Palma Hour.
ia:00--Kolster 0pera,
te:5e--NIght Club Ramnnces.
WEAF-New York-se0-AsA.s
g:0O--w aldorf Astoria music
SIZE Fur Trappers
T:Da--4synagogue Service.
7:3e--I.a Touraine Tableanx
S.a0--The Mediterraneans.
s:oe--Ipana Troubadeura
s:58--Palmoltvs Hour.
18:38-Spitslny's Music.
i1:e0--Kemp's Orchestra.
WJx--EAw R0rb-~SS0-S
6:90--Pollack's Orchestra.
7:ee-Jeddo HiKhlandsrs.
TsO--John h. Kennedy.
T:4s--"W ashinKton Politics.
s:A0--May Breen and Peter de Rose.
s:3e--Sylvania Foresters.
s:0e--Smith Bros.
s,a0--The Cabin Door.
1e.0e-Chieaao Civic Opera.
I1:0e-Slumber music.
WNYG--NAw H0Rk--S70-1@e
s;30--Musical appreciation
WCAH-philadegphI 4 s0-2ss
7.Ap--Palais der 0rchestrA.
7:30--Concert.
s.00--FuP Trappers.
s:30-C Columbia Network.