Radio mirror (Jan-Oct 1923)

RADIO DIG EST April 2it 1923 THE ANTENNA BROTHERS Spir L. and Lew P. But Webster Didn't Have a Radio The Week's Advance Broadcast Programs Tuesday, April 17 KB2A (Eastern, 360), 6:00 P. M., Organ recital, H. R. Webb, Cameo Motion Picture Theater; 8:30 P. Iff., Concert, Allegro Mandolin Sextet and Company, direction of Percy Lichtenfels. K(JW (Pacific, 400), 3:30-4:00 P. W., Woman's program on child training. KHJ (Pacific, 40O), 8:00-10:00 P. M., German program, Los Angeles Trio, Piano, Mav McDonald Hope; Violin, Calmon Lubeviski; Cello, Ilya Bronson. ESS (Central, 400), 8:0O P. M., Concert, Mart Radmer's orcnestra; 8:30 P. Iff., Violin, Ardell Huth; Piano, Aleda J. Bassell and Irene Huth; Baritone, Meyer Levy; Soprano, Alma Fuchs; Accompanist, Mrs. A. R. Alexander. XYW (Central, 400), 8:00 P. M., One act play, "Bargain Day;" Soprano, Bernice Anderson; Violin, Dorothy Boger; Accompanist, Lila Hanmer; Dramatic Coach, Jessie Royce Landis; Jimmy Hartwell's Orchestra. Dance music, Isham Jones orchestra. WBAP (Central, 400), 7:15-8:00 P. Iff., Concert Tenor, James Wood; Violin, Clyde Whitlock; Baritone, C. E. Whitlock; 9:30-10:30 P. M., Opera, "La Traviata," Euterpean Club. WDAP (Central, 390), 10:00 P. Iff.-1:00 A. BE., Soprano, Rosemary Hughes; Concertina duets, Rudy Patek and Ben Ray; other artists by courtesy of Mrs. Saida Ballentine; 10:00 P.Iff.-l:0O A. M., Dance music program, Jack Chapman's orchestra. WGI (Eastern, 360), 3:00 P. M., Amrad Women's Club; Talk, May Bliss Dickinson, Chairman of Mothercraft and Child Welfare Committee; 6:15 P. BE., Weekly review, "Iron Trade Review," 8 :30 P. BE., Weekly business report, Roger W. Babson; Lecture, "Benares, the Holy City of the Hindus," Satyananda Roy, Calcutta, India; Concert, Boston Collegians, direction of George P. Rupert, Jr. WGY (Eastern, 370), 7:40 P. Iff., Talk, "Keeping Fires Out of Our Forests," Wm. G. Howard; 7:45 P. BE., Comedy drama, "Merely Mary Ann," in four acts, music bv WGT instrumental orchestra. WHAS (Central, 360), 4:00-5:00 P. M., Concert, Alamo Theater orchestra, Three-minute biography of Old Testament characters, "Nebuchadnezzar;" Tenor and piano, Robert Veazy; Alamo Theater organ, H. C. Conrad; 7:30-9:00 P. BE., Concert, Ray PfafE orchestra; Reading, "An Interesting Historical Emsode;" Setting-up exercises. WJZ (Eastern, 360), 1.15 P. M., Recital, Soprano, Ethel Burton; Contralto, Etta Linipert; Piano, Mrs. L. Carroll Beckel; 5:30 P. IE., "The Music Lover," digest of music by Dr. Sigmund Spaeth; 7:00 P. BE., an adventure with Mitch and Sheeters. from "Mitch Miller," by Edgar Lee Masters; 7:40 P. BE. Concert, Patricia Boyle, blind pianist; 8:10 P. Iff., "Overheard in a Pullman Smoker" by Major G. K. Weston, East Orange, N. J.; 9:15 P. BE., Concert, Williams College Musical Club from the Hotel Plaza. WTfcW (Central, 360), 10:00 P. BE., Musical program, Piano, Virginia Gilbert; Violin, Smith Farrar; Tenor, Fenton Pugh; Talk, Dr. Kaswell A. Mayo; Dance music, The Royal Ambassadors' orches WBIAQ (Central, 400), 4:35 P. Bff., Concert, Bush Conservatory; 7:00-7:30 P. BE., Gilbert & Sullivan Operetta, "Trial by Jury," Singers Club; 7:30-8:00 P. BE., Talk, J. M. Fitzgerald; 9:15 P. BE., Talk, "Value and Need of Community Centers," Eugene T. Lies. ■WOC (Central, 400), 3:30 P. BE., Educational talk, F. C. Walker; 5:45 P. BE., Concert, Chimes. WSB (Central, 40O), 7:15 P. BE., Radio Operatic Prologue for Atlanta's Annual Metropolitan Opera Week, direction of Erin Farley; 10:45 P. BE., Colored Choir Big Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church. WWJ (Eastern, 400), 9:30 A. EI., "Tonight's Dinner"; Talk by Woman's Editor; 3:30 P. BE., Speaker, Col. John T. Axton. • WWJ (Eastern, 400), 7:00 P. BE., The Town Crier; Detroit News orchestra; Saxophone, Jack Leffel; Syncopated songs, Douglas Bailey; Dance music, Kasoors orchestra, Port Huron, Mich. Wednesday, April 18 BUILDING, as It were, on the first appearance of this feature in the Digest, the advance programs are this week more in number and easier to use as a result of improved form. It is planned to soon furnish advance programs for every big station (500 watts or more) in the Digest Radiophone Directory (page 8). The form too, will be changed to meet with the demands for space as the stations become organized so as to be able to furnish advance programs with expediency. There are only fifty eligible plants. Already sixteen of these will be found in the "Advance Programs." Only features are listed below. Such parts of station programs as are regular week in and week out, are, as they have been from the start, found in the Digest Radiophone Directory. The following data on the stations for which advance programs are given, may be of help to the listener in: Call Letters Owner and Location Wave Length KDKA Westinghouse Co., E. Pittsburgh, Pa 360 XGW Oregonianian, Portland, Ore 400 KHJ Times, Los Angeles, Calif 400 XSD ....Post-Dispatch, St. Louis, Mo 400 KYW Westinghouse Co., Chicago, 111 400 WBAP Star-Telegram, Ft. Worth, Tex 40O WBAP Chicago Board of Trade, Chicago, 111 390 WG-I Am. Radio & Research Corp., Medford, Mass 360 WGY General Electric Co., Schenectady, N* T 370 WHAS Courier-Journal and Times, Louisville, Ky 360 WJZ Westinghouse Co., and R. C. A., Newark, N. J 360 WLW Crosley Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, 0 360 WBEAQ ...Daily News and Fair Store, Chicago, 111 400 WOC Palmer School of Chiropractic, Davenport, la 400 WSB Journal, Atlanta, Ga 400 WWJ News, Detroit, Mich 400 XDKA (Eastern, 360), 6:15 P. IS., Concert, KDKA Little Symphony orchestra, direction of Victor Saudek; Tenor, Elmer F Abtett; Accompanist. Bertha Geib. XGW (Pacific, 400), 3:30-4:00 P. BE., Children's urora-am; Music, pupil3 of Mary Bullock: Stories by Aunt Nell; 8:00 9:00 P. Iff., First Act of opera "Ernani," Portland Opera Ass'n. KHJ (Pacific, 400), 8:00-10:00 P. IS., Chinese program. XSD (Central, 400), 8:00 P. Iff., Concert, Knights of Columbus Choral Club at the Odeon. KYW (Central, 400), 8:00-9:00 P. Iff., Musical program of the Marshall Field Choral Society assisted by Chicago Madrigal Club, phoned from Orchestra Hall. WBAP (Central, 400), 7:15-8:00 P. BL, Concert, Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce; 9:30-10:30 P. Iff., Concert, Texas Hotel orchestra. WGX (Eastern, 360), 6:45 P. Iff., Talk on farm, garden and lawn, by Breck's; Girls' Story Hour, Eunice L. Randall; Trio, Rita Bowers, director; Talk, "Water," Henry Copley Greene, American Red Cross; Trio. WHAS (Central, 360), 4:00-5:00 P. BE., Alamo Theatre organ, H. C. Conrad; Three-minute biography of Old Testament characters, "Jeremiah"; Recital under auspices Mary Frances Stewart, Louisville Conservatory of Music; "Just Among Home Folks," from Louisville Courier-Journal; Daily short story, from Louisville Times; 7:30-9:00 P. Mn Musical program, Stella Carrico, piano solo; Mary Bell Garrett, soprano; Rebecca Saunders, contralto; Mary Adams, piano solo; Mary Gorman, soprano; Grace Deppe, soprano; Mary Scudder, piano solo; Helen Eichenberger, accompanist; Violin recital, studio of King Waller; Reading, "An Interesting Historical Episode;" Setting-up exercises. WJZ (Eastern, 360, 5:35 P. BE., "Iron ana Steel Review," by the Iron Age; 7:00 P. IS., "Animal Bedtime Stories," by Florence Smith Vincent ;9:00 P. BE., Program by Doubleday Page & Co.; 9:15 P. Iff., Program by the National Tuberculosis Ass'n; 9:30 P. M., Ampico Series of Distinguished Artists' concerts, by Wm. Knabe & Co.; Talk, "Must Music Tell a Story," John Tasker Howard, composerspeaker. WI.W (Central, 360), 8:00 P. Iff., Children's program; Violin, Richard White; "Ann's Half Birthday," a play for children, with introductory remarks by author, T. C. O'Donnell, given by Junior Students of Reulman School of Expression. WMAQ (Central, 400), 4:35 P. BT., Piano recital, pupils of Mme. Sirockey, Lillian Korecky, Mildred Korinek, children; 7:00 P. Iff., Stories of Paul Revere, Georgine Faulkner, the Story Lady; 9:15 P. M., Musical program, Tenor, John Griffin, Pianist, Robert Lindt. WOC (Central, 400), 3:30 P. M., Talk, D. K. Kirk; 7:00 P. Iff., Concert, Pipe Organ, E. John Richards; 8:00 P. M., Lecture, "Americanism," J. Williams, Colfax, Iowa; 10:00 P. Iff., Concert, Carlisle Evans orchestra. WSB (Central, 400), 10:45 P. Iff., Musical program by Atlanta Woman's Club. WWJ (Eastern, 400), 9:30 A. Iff., "Tonight's Dinner;" Talk by woman's editor; 7:00 P. Iff.. The Town Crier; Detroit News orchestra; Speaker, G. S. Goldwater, Detroit fire marshal; Musical program, Grinnell Bros, music store. Thursday, April 19 KDKA (Eastern, 360), 6:00 P. Iff., Organ recital, H. R. Webb, Cameo Motion Picture Theater; 8:30 P. Iff., Concert, Univ. of Pittsburgh Band, transmitted direct from Carnegie Music Hall. KHJ (Pacific, 400), 8:00-10:00 P. St., Concert, Philharmonic Symphony orchestra; Flutist, J. J. Gilbert. XSD (Central, 400), 8:15 P. Iff., Massenchor Concert, 600 voices at St. Louis Coliseum, instrumental music by St. Louis Symphony orchestra. XW3T (Central, 400), 8:00-9:00 P. BE., Concert, Lyon & Healy; Dance music, Isham Jones orchestra; 9:05 P. BE., "Twenty Minutes of Good Reading," Rev. Claude J. Pernin. WBAP (Central, 400), 7:15-8-00 P. Iff., Popular selections; Violin, Rowe Davison; Piano, Jack Norwood; 9:30-10:30 P. BE., Concert Texas Women's College. WDAP (Central, 390), 10:00 P. IC-1:00 A. Iff., Musical program, Soprano, Helen I. Blakeley; Baritone, J. F. McNichols; Soprano, Lorraine Ford. Senn High School students, boy soprano, Francis Goetz; Baritone, Gordon Ibbotson; Cello, Wm. Williams; 10:0O P. M.-1:00 A. ML, Dance music program, Jack Chapman's orchestra. WG-I (Eastern, 360), 6:15 P. Iff., "General Conditions in the Shoe and Leather Industry," by New England Shoe and Leather Ass'n; 8:30 P. MC., "Americanism," Judge Thomas P. Riley of Maiden; Talk to American Legion Posts by Hon. James T. William; "Fashionable Intelligence" by Percy Fendall, A Comedietta in One Act, presented by The Amrad Players, W. Eugene Hammett, Director. Sketch, "Drifted Apart" by Sir Charles L. Young, Amrad Players. WGY (Eastern, 370), 2:00 P. BE., Talk, "What Animal Experimentation Has Taught Us," Jessie G. Cole, nutritionist, N. Y. State Dept. Health; 7:45 P. M., Concert, Columbia County Philharmonic Orchestra. (Continued on page 6)