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November, 1927
RADIO DIGES T— Illustrated
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WCOA <249.9m-1200kc) Uncle Philip and his mandolin, dialectician.
10 9 8 7 KGW (491.5m-610kc) Salon orchestra.
WCOA (249.9m-1200kc) Robert Eeed. 13-year-old
piano prodigy.
10:30 9:30 8:30 7:30
KFAB (309.1m-970kc> Van Sickle Four. KFOA (447.5m-670kc) Under the Awning. WCOA (249.9m-1200kc) William Knight, baritone.
10:45 9:45 8:45 7:45
WCOA (249.9m-1200kc) Mrs. George Turner.
whistling.
11 10 9 8 KOIL (277.6m-1080kc) Mose and Charlie. WJR (440.9m-680kc) Tin Pan Alley.
For Regular Features See Monday, November 7*
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22 Headliners
Eastern Central Mountain Pacific
6:20 p.m. 5:-0 4:20 3:20
KFON (233m-1290kc) Long Beach Municipal band.
7:30 6:30 5:30 4:30
WJR (440.9m-680kc) Dreamers.
WLAC (225.4m-1330kc) "How to Speak in Public," by L. B. Smelzer. 8:20 7:20 6:20 5:20
KLDS (270.1m-1110kc) Walt Filkin, Journal-Post Poet. 8:30 7:30 6:30 5:30
KFAB (309.1m-970kc) U. of Nebraska program.
WLS (344.6m-870kc) Personalities in music, Donizetti.
WLIB (306m-980kc) Mark Love. bass.
8:32 7:32 6:32 5:32
WFLA (288.3m-1040kc) H. A. Carlton, baritone; Mrs. H. A. Carlton, contralto. 9 8 7 6
KOIL (277.6m-1080kc> Katherine Cheyne Lemen. contralto.
WLW (428m-700kc) Formica concert orchestra.
WDOD (245.5m-1220kc) Texaco Salon orchestra.
WTIC (535.4m-560kc) Manning-Bowman concert. 9:30 8:31 7:30 6:30
WMBB (.' 2m-1190kc) Eddie Wallace.
10 9 8 7
WOW (508.2m-590kc) Tracy-Brown's orchestra. 10:30 9:30 8:30 7:30
WCCO (405.2m-740kc) The Trustodians.
10:45 9:45 8:45 7:45
KGW (491.5m-610kc) Book chat.
For Regular Features See Tuesday, November 1.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 Headliners
Eastern Central Mountain Pacific
6-30 p.m. 5:30 4:30 3:30
WTIC (535.4in-560kc) Sea Gull Dinner Group.
7:30 6:30
WBAP (499.7m-660kc) ' "Skipper Moonshine.' WLAC (225.4m-1330kc) Business Is Essential, 8 7
WLW (428m-700kc) Luke Minnich's Four.
8:15 7:15 6:15
WHK (265.3m-1130kc) Famous choirs land. 8*32 7*32
WFLA (288.3m-1040kc) coloratura soprano.
5:30 4:30
Capt. Appleblossom" and
"Why a Knowledge of ' by R. L. Garis.
6 5
Harmony
5:15
Cleve
6:32
Mrs. R.
L.
of
5:32
Rodgers,
9
WCOA
band.
9:15
WCOA
8
(249.9m-1200kc) U. S. Naval Air
6
Station
7:15 6:15
Mour,t Zion Jubilee sing
7:30
6:30
8:15
(249.9m-1200kc)
ers, spirituals. 9:30 8:30
WJJD (365.6m-820k'c) Tivoli theater program!
10 9 8 7
KOIL (277.6tn-m80kc) Prof. Herr Heinrich Schult
z<>nheim and His Boys. WCOA (249.9m-J200kc) Mrs. W. R. Helie, vocalist. WLS (344.6m-870kc) Chopin male choir.
10:15 9:15 8:15 7:15
KFAB (309.1m-970kc) Milady Harmony Boys.
10:30 9:30 8:30 7:30
WJR (440.9m-680kc) Personality Girls. WTIC (535.4m-560kc) Hotel Bond orchestra.
10:40 9:40 8:40 7:40
WEEI (447.6m-670kc) Frank Stevens, organist.
10:45 9:45 8:45 7:45
KGW (49J.5m-610kc> White King orchestra. WCOA (249.9m-1200kc) "The Merry Maids" in
Melodious Moments. WLS (344.6m-870kc) Hockey game, Blackhawks
Ottawa.
11:20 10:20 9:20 8:20
KFON (233m-1290kc) Long Beach Municipal band.
12 mid. 11 10 9
WI.TB (306m-980kc) Hoodlums.
12:15 a.m. 11:15 10:15 9:15
WBAP (499.7m-660kc) John Josey, organist. For Regular Features See Wednesday, November 2.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24 Headliners
Eastern Central Mountain Pacific
1:30 p.m. 12:30 11:30 10:30
WGN (305.9m-980kc) Chicago Bears-Chicago Cardinals, professional football.
7 6 5 4 WOW (508.2m-S90kc) George Haupt, organist.
7:30 6:30 5:30 4:30
WLAC (225.4m-1330kc) "Economics in Salesmanship," by E. J. Eberling.
8 7 6 5 WMBB (252m-1190kc) Thanksgiving day program. WOR (422.3m-710kc) Choir Invisible. WTIC (535.4m-560kc) Fields Blue Boys.
8:15 7:15 6:15
WCCO (405.2m-740kc) "Common Sense ligion," by Rev. Frederick M. Eliot.
8:20 7:20 6:20
WLS (344.6m-870kc) Old Town duo.
8:30 7:30 6:30
KOIL (277.6m-1080kc) Bowen-Shields program.
CKNC (365.6m-820kc) Charlie Bodley and his dance orchestra.
5:15
in Re
5:20 5:30
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During the Spring and Summer months a
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WHB (336.9m-890kc) Frederick Curth players.
9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30
WJR (440.9m-680kc) Joe Higgins's Old Time song
review.
10 9 8 7
KGW (491.Sm-610kc) Good Humor orchestra.
10:15 9:15 8:15 7:15
WJR (440.9m-680kc) Cotton Pickers.
10:45 9:45 8:45 7:45
WLW (428m-700kc) Tommy and Irene.
11:20 10:20 9:20 8:20
KFON (233m-1290kc) Long Beach Municipal band.
12 m. 11 10 9
WBBM(389.4m-770kc) Hank and His Gang.
Football
Alabama-Georgia at Birmingham, WAPI (319m
940kc). Alabama Poly.-Georgia Tech. at Atlanta, WAPI
(319m-940kc). Columbia-Syracuse at New York, WHN (394.5m
760kc). Kansas Aggie-Okla. Aggies at Manhattan, KSAC
(333.1m-900kc). Marquette-Iowa State at Milwaukee, WSOE
(270.1m-1110kc), WGWB (218.8m-1370kc). New Mexico Military-New Mexico States at State
College. KOB (394.5m-760kc). Oglethorpe-Chattanooga, WDOD (24S.8m-1220kc.) Penn. -Cornell at Philadelphia. WEAF (491.5m
510kc) and chain. WJZ (454.2m-660kc) and
chain. Pitt.-Penn. State at Pittsburgh, KDKA (315.6m
950kc). For Regular Features See Thursday, November 3.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25 Headliners
Eastern Central Mountain Pacific
6:30 p. m. 5:30 4:30 3:30
WTIC (535.4m-560kc) Waldorf-Astoria dinner music.
7 6 5 4
WOR (422.3m-710kc) Commodore ensemble. WOW (50S.2m-590kc) Hugo Heyn, marimba soloist.
5:30 4:30
Eastman theater program.
6 5
Music Masters, concert or
7:30 6:30
WGY (379.5m-790kc) 8 7
WBAP (499.7m-660kc) chestra.
WMBB (252m-1190kc) 8:30 7:30
KFAB (309.1m-970kc)
WDOD 8:32
Trianon mixed quartet. 6:30 5:30
. U. of Nebraska. (245.5m-1220kc) Brunswick half hour.
7:32 6:32 5:32
(288.3m-1040kc) Organ and artists recital Peace Memorial Church.
8 7 6
(389.4m770kc) Ned Miller and Chester
WFLA
from
9
WBBM
Cohn.
WJR (440.9m-680kc) Mediterraneans. WLS (344.6m-870kc) Little Symphony orchestra.
9:01 8:01 7:01 6:01
WEEI (461.3m-650kc) Neapolitan Dutch Girls'
quintet. 9:30 8:30
WCOA (249.9m-12()0kc)
7:30
Monroeville,
6:30
Alabama.
WGN <306m-980kci Paul Ash and his Merry-Mad
musical gang. WRC (468.5m-640kc) Lord Calvert ensemble. VVTAG (S16.9m-580kc) Hawaiian serenaders.
10 9 8 7 WBAL (285m-1050kc) Municipal Band of Baltimore.
WGBF (236.1m-1270kc) Radio Boys.
11 10 9 8 WLS (344.6m-870kc) Campus Flirts.
WTIC (535.4m-560kc) Ben Bernie and his orchestra.
11:40 10:40 9:40 8:40
WGN (306m-980kc) Edwin Kemp, tenor.
1 a. m. 12 11 10
KFOA (447.5m-670kc) Shiftless Sam.
1:30 12:30 11:30 10:30
KGW (491.5m-610kc) Hoot Owls. For Regular Features See Friday, November 4.
Selectivity and Stability
The "bypass" condenser plays an important role in every tuned radio frequency amplifier — because it governs the selectivity and stability. — An individual "bypass" condenser should be employed for each radio frequency amplifying tube.
AEROVOX "bypass" condensers, sealed in Bakelite, are particularly effective in radio frequency amplifiers because of their construction.
They are non-inductive — impervious to moisture and are available in all capacities up to 1 mid. and rated at 200 volts D. C.
A FRO WX
"-BunV Welter" 70 Washington St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Silent Magic
Radio is better with Battery Power
J. URN your radio dial, and presto! you turn your home into a theater, a concert hall, a lecture room, a cabaret, a church, or whatever you will. That is all there is to this magic of radio.
Or almost all. If a radio set is to work at its very best, attracting no attention to itself, creating for you the illusion that can be so convincing, you must pay a little attention to the kind of power you give it. There is but one direction, a simple one — use Battery Power. Only such power is steady, uniform, silent. It is called by scientists pure Direct Current. Any other kind of current in your radio set may put a hum into the purest note of a flute, a scratch into the song of the greatest singer, a rattle into any voice.
Don't tamper with tone. Beware of interfering with illusion. Power that reveals its presence by its noise is like a magician's assistant who gives the trick away. Use batteries — use the Eveready Layerbilt "B" Battery No. 486, the remarkable battery whose exclusive, patented construction makes it last longest. It offers you the gift of convenience, a gift that you will appreciate almost as much as you will cherish the perfection of reception that only Battery Power makes possible.
NATIONAL CARBON CO., INC. New York Ij T "313 San Francisco
^Ui.^^^^
Here is the Eveready Layerbilt
"B" Battery No. 486, Ever
eady's longest-lasting provider
of Battery Power.
Unit of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation
Tuesday night is Eveready Hour Night — 9 P. M., Eastern Standard Time
WEAF-Neu> Yorlfc
WJAR-Providence
WEEI-fioston
WFl-Philadelphia
WGR-Buffalo
WCAE-Pittsburgh
WSAI-Cinci-inati
WTAM-Cte veland
WWJ-Detroit
WGN-CJticago
WOC— Davenport
KSD-St. Louis
WCCO— { Minneapolis
~\ St. Paul WDAF-Kansas City WRO-Washington WGY— Schenectady WELAS-Louisville XPSB-Atlanta XVSM-\ashville WMC-Memphis
Pacific Coast Stations— 9 P. M., Pacific Standard Time
KPO-KGO-Snn Francisco
KFOA-KOMO-S<-atlIe
KFI— Los Angeles
KGW-Portland
adio Batteries
rthey last longer The air is full of things you shouldn't miss