Radio Digest (Oct 1926-Jan 1928)

*vf . M-a. W .. tal Utl D»iU. • ■ -rj«kti :■: p. m -SJ*Sk > i ni dm take? «:J0-9:J0, 10:45. MOkr) t-T p m. Dart SlMu) S JO-]0:30 mtain Standard Time Station* Pacific Standard Time Stations • PvnUod. ' *nt*l240kc) 7-£ p m. I Lot A«f< bar W, program ; -V>-8. pro -i-USOkci 6-7 p. m. pro ! ^ at SaolLaa*. Waak, ■ .*40.7ni-BSOkc) 6 p. m. time. K CO C» .■-.■». m. nner }4.Sin-T6okci 7 p. m. dinner k. . m. dinner ■rood, i ■ ■ ' p. m. rec Hotel Anal Or. (31»m-»40kc) 8-10 30 p. m. mullk. Wat*. (306.9n-S80hc) 7:30 p. m. Franciwco. Calif. (42£.3m-700kc) 6:30-7 . Rudy '. pro m-SSOfcc) S-9:1S p. m. *»». Ulral nlrhl for: CFCA. CKCL. KFAB. KJ.X. KMOX. KOA. KTAB. WABC. WAML>. AfAO. WEMC. WFIW. WCBF, r. ULWL. WOS. WS FRIDAY. JUNE 3 Headliners Atlantic Eailrrn Crntral Mountain Pacific 7:20 pm S:» 4:20 3:20 cellist. : « 5 Bfccl Scandinavian stories. Lillian G:30 5:30 4:30 iiigb School i:45 S:4S 4:45 > » 7 6 5 High School :<Jke) Officer Mulcaber and Mike net. 5:10 Ajrd*., 6:15 5:15 man. 7:30 C:30 5:30 • * » 7 I •ut. Erwin 7:10 6:10 C:30 Charging Batteries Starts You Let me show you how to make biK rr. right from the I've p* I I' EE IP nanatas in your c c> BT| -.j -start you in a businevt of your own the way 1 big money ' OK. C. F. HOLMES. ChWjl Engineer. Dent. 101 lnd*p«nd«nl ILctr.c Worka Sue Ravtniwosd Av*. CNugo, III. FREE BOOK Just Out Atlantic Eastern Central Mountain Pacific p m. *:4S S:*i 7:45 6:45 Ike) Viscuso interaaricmal trio. 11 f 7 l'imev Movie dub. Ruth Holder, pianist. 11:15 *:1S 7:IS V I . 11:30 li:30 ■ i.v II mid. 1:30a »:S0 1:30 K-ithleen Hind*. r:30 10 * 8 Eva Garcia concert pianist. 11:30 10:30 »:30 rrio. Night. Regular Friday Features Atlantic or Eastern Daylight Saving Time Stations R I IH Newark. N. J. (263m-ll40kc) 6 p. m. t -tra. « ArK \,. Vara \ Y. (3l5.6m-9S0kc) 7:.W p. m. chestra. \v \BQ Philadelphia. Pa. (2Slm-i ISOkci t. r. m. Town WBZ Sprinsfield. Mu>. (333.lm-900kc) 6:1? p. nl. . i . . \\ JZ; 10. Hotel Statier orchestra. \S^\E Pitt»burrh. Pa. (46l.3ro-6S0kc> (. p. m. dinner WKAF; 10. program; 11. orchestra. WCAU Philadelphia. Pa. (277.6m-l080kc) 6:30 p. m. orche^' 9 Indians: 10. Architects: 11, K New York. N. Y. (491.Sm-6101«) 8 p. m. '. FFI. WT1C. WfiR, W1.1T, \\T?C, " . \vw j. wsai. woe. vn o, KVOO. WFAA. WDAF. WI.IB; °. time. WEEI. WJAR. WT1C. WF1. WCAE, tt 1AM. WW.l. WSAI. WRC, WMAQ. WDAF. KM). WOC. WGY; WW I. KSD, WOC. WMAQ: 10:30. WRC. WGY. °. national concert ani-it-,, VVTAG. WGN: 9:30. La Ftano W<;k. Wl.ll. Wl'AM. WCAE, KSD; II .;>>. orchestra. WEEI Boston. Mass. (348.6m-860kc) 7:30 p. m. Merrj Milkmen: 8. WKAF; 9, Neapolitan Dutch ilirls: 9:50, musicale: 10:10, cruising the air. WCBS New York. N. Y. (316m-950kc) 7 p. in. estra. WGR Buffalo, N. Y. (319m-940kc) 712 mid., con cc 1 1 . WHN New York. N. Y. (36I.2m-630kc) 6:30 p. m. orchestral 10:30. vaudeville; 1J, Silver Slipper or WiCC. Bridgeport. Conn. (282.8m-1060kc) 9. music hvuir: 10. orchestra. W1P Philadelphia. Pa. (S08.2m-590kc) 7 p. m. bedtime Mor\. WJZ New York, N. Y. <4S4.2m-660kc) 7:30 p. m. orchestra; 8. waj Down hour, KDKA. KVW. W'TK; Royal hero, WBZ-WBZA, KDKA. KVW. W ItAI . W.IK: 9. 1'liilco hour, WBZ-WBZA, KDKA. KVW: 10. Arm chair hour: 10:30. orchestra, WLIT Philadelphia. Pa. (394.5m-760kc) S p m. WEAF: 9:30, WKAF: 11. orchestra. WLWL New York. N. Y. (3S4.4m-780kc) S-l 1 p. m. program. WMAK Buffalo, N. Y. (399.8m-7S0kc) 6:30 p. m. dinner music; 9:30, musicale: 10:30, studio program. WMCA New York. N. Y. <340.7m-880kc) 6:30 p. m. orchestra; 10. music; 11, Parody club. WMSG New York, N. Y. (302.8m-990kc) 6:30 p. m. tenor; 8:15, musicale; 10, orchestra; 10:30, program. WNAC Boston, Mass. (428.3m-700kc) 6:30 p. m. dinner music: 7, dance music; 9, organ; '.':30. musicale; 10:05, dance program. WOO Philadelphia, Pa. (508.2m-590kc) 7:30 p. m. WOO trio; 8.30, medical talk; 9, modern program; 10. talk WOR Newark. N. J. (405m-740kc) 6:15 p. m. songs; 10:30, artists; 11. orchestra. WPG Atlantic City. N. J. I299.8m-1000kc) 7.10 p. m. organ; 9, orchestra; 11:20, orchestra. WTAG Worcester. Mass. (545.1m-5S0kc) 8:30 p m. musicale; 9, WEAF; 9:30. musicale. Eastern Standard or Central Daylight Saving Time Stations KDKA Pittsburgh, Pa. (309.1m-970kc) 7-9 p. in. WJZ; 9, R. V, D. trio; 10. Pittsburgh Post dance program. KYW Chicago. 111. (S36m-560kc) 7-9 p. m. WJZ; 9-10:30. concert; 10:30-11:55. musicale WAIU Columbus, Ohio (293.9m-1020kc) 7:50 p. m. talk: S. artiste' concert: 9, musicale; 10, song shop WBAL Baltimore, Md. (246m-1220kc) 7:30-8 p m WJZ; 8-9, trio; 9-9:30. quartet; 9:30-10. string quartet; 10-11, danco orchestra. WBBM Chicago. 111. (226m-1330kc) S p. m. variety hour; 9; 1 5, Harmonv time. WCFL Chicago, III. (491.5m-610kc) 6 p. m. labor hour; 7. trio; 8, Melting l'ot hour; 9-12, Chez Pierre orchestra. WCSH Portland, Me. (499.7m-600kc) 7 p. m. variety; 8. Treasure Hunters; 11, orchestra. WCX Detroit, Mich. (516.9m-S80kc> 8:30 p. m. studio program ; 9, musicale. WDBO Orlando. Fla. (240m-1250kc) 7:55 p. m. classroom ; 9, studio program. WEBH Chicago. III. (370.2m-810kc) 7-8 p. m. artists: 9-11, orchestra, artists. WENR Chicago. 111. (266m-U30kc) 6 p. m. organ; S. program; 12. frolic. WFHH Clearwater, Fla. (352.7m-850kc) S:30 p. m. organ and artists recital; 9:45, America : 10:30, time. program. Central SIJBANTENNA UNDERGROUND ANTENNA SYSTEM Gets Distant StationsClear and Loud Summer a^ Winter Right thru Static NOW — you can get "distance" in summertime. Loud, clean, clear distance!, sweet and true in tone — almost like local. The marvelous ri'-w device illustrated above makes this possible. STATIC is no longer a nuisance. 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