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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1930. Manhattan Symphony Inaugurates Second Broadcasting Season on WOR Today io American Radio Listeners Hadley Leads Up the Studio Ladder Today's Radio Programs Determined A. A. Makeup Twenty Weekly 860K. WABC 349M.

Seven hundred thousand radio 710K-WOlV-422M. 10 3( A.M. Sweet-Orr Boys. 10:45 Prof. C.

O. Oaum. Emll Velazco, organ recital. lt no Mid-day Muslcale. 12 30 M.

Littmann'a En fans of America assisted in the making up of Amos 'n' Andy's first all-talking picture, "Check and Double Check," now at the RKO Albee Theater Friday night. ona-r anions soloists A 1. When the show went into pro duction "makeup" men at Radio uii jDitvii jr rujiram, Luisa Silva for Today Pictures' studios raised the question of how "Amos 'n' Andy" should look sand letters received were found every sort of conception of "Amos n' Andy." Yet so true and capable had been their characterizations on the air that the vast majority of fans not only agreed upon the characterizations but closely described the two men themselves. Freeman F. Cosden and Charles J.

Correll. As a result the task of the makeup department was greatly simplified, for Andy had to wear no pads since he was big and domineering enough, and Amos had to merely black up and wear colored shirt and pants to fit the descriptions that the thousands of fans had assigned to him. on the screen. Almost every one in if i the country knows how the radio stars sound, but what vision had been formed in the public mind of the two comedians of the air? To solve the question a question 't naire was sent out, and "Amos "n' Andy" fans, millions of them, were asked to describe the stars. Among the several hundred thou- BABYLON SIIACK OO A.M.

Heroes of the Church. :00 Morning Muslcale. IO MO Tony'i Scrap Book. 10:15 Adventures of He leu Mary. 10 5O Dr.

Charles Fleischer, i 11 oo End Presbyterian Church: Sermon by Dr. Edwin KeiRwln. I 12 OO Jewish Art Program. 13:30 P.M London Broadcast: "Prevention of Disease," Sir Arbuthnot Lane. 12:45 H.

M. Canadian Guards Band of Montreal, Capt. J. J. GaRnier, dtrector.

1 30 Conclave of Nations: Talk by Chao Chu Wu on "China Today." Chinese Hymn. Po Unit and Ming Toy. Speech by Chao Chu Wu. In a China Tea Room. In Tien-Tsin.

Chinese Wedding Procession. Chinese Chinese Fantasy. 2 no Cathedral Hour: All Musical Presentation of a cathedra! service with Crine Calder. bass: William Hain. tenoi; Barbara Maurel.

contralto, Adele Vaia, soprano and Chester Tullman, baritone. Processional: Lift Up Your Herds Anthem: I Will Dwell in the Hous of the Lord. Eolo voices, choir and orch. Bass solo: Arm. Arm.

Ye Brave, Crane Calder and orch. Motet: H'se Up. Men of God Choir Tenor solo: 3tnij Sonus of Praise. William Hain and orch. Matrniflcat: Bervice in Flat, Quartet, choir and orch.

Interlude: Adoration Chris: Went to the Hills, Barbara Maurel. Anthem: Master. Let Me Walk With Thee, Quartet. Motet: Great Is Jehovah Adele Vasa, choir and orch. Is not His Word Like Tallman Recessional: Unfold.

Ye Portals Ensemble New York Philhar Today's Features General Entertainment 3:00 p.m. New York Philharmonic Symphony WABC. 5:00 p.m. Philadelphia Symphony WEAF. 8:15 p.m.

Collier's Hour, WJZ. 8:30 p.m. Chase and Sanborn Choral WEAF. 9:00 p.m. Majestic Program, WABC.

9:15 p.m. Atwater Kent Program, WEAP, 9:30 p.m. Manhattan Symphony WOR. 10:00 p.m. Seidel Concert WABC.

11:00 p.m. Kaffee Hag Slumber Music, WJZ. Informative 12 30 p.m. London broadcast, Sir Arbuthnot Lane, WABC. 1:30 p.m.

Conclave of Nations, China, WABC. 3:00 p.m. Dr. Daniel A. Poling, WJZ; Radio Forum Debate, WOR.

4:00 p.m. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, WEAF. 5:00 p.m.

Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, WJZ. 6:00 p.m. Rev. James M.

Gillis, WEAF. 8:00 p.m. Arthur J. Tryer, WABC. 8:30 p.m.

H. V. Kaltenborn, WABC. 9:00 p.m. David Lawrence, WEAF.

9:30 p.m, Floyd Gibbons, WJZ. Dance Orchestras 10:15 p.m. Champions, WEAF. 11:35 p.m. Hollywood WMCA.

12:05 a.m. Club Calais WMCA. The Eagle's Lost and Found Advertisements are broadcast every Tuesday at 12:05 noon and every Friday at 2:40 p.m. over Station WLTH. FOUND MARCONI PIONEER OUTLET Continued from Page 8 this equipment Is still in existence, but in the course of their collecting for a museum of early radio, RCA officials have found much original apparatus long since regarded aa lost.

Very probably the mast was used for kindling wood. It was a well known and accepted scientific fact in the early days of radio that an Imn nla 1 1 nt Ka amnlmtul zinc earthplate. Investigating the shed, they found traces on the in terior walls of where apparatus had been nailed, and on the outside saw a number of insulators, obviously placed a great many years ago. At the rear of the shed was the small aperture for the entry of the antenna wire. Searching over the fields, they could find no other traces of radio activity in the neighborhood.

The pole was gone. Time had erased The Manhattan Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Henry Hadley, will give its first concert of the season at Carnegie Hall tonight and the performance will inaugurate the beginning of the second year of the noted musical society's broadcasts over WOR, which will present weekly 20 Sunday night concerts which the Manhattan Symphony Orchestra has planned for Its 1930-31 music season. The opening performance will be put on the air at 9:30 o'clock. It will be under the auspices of the National Federation of Music Clubs and will be honored by the presence of visiting academicians from England, France, Italy, Spain, Japan and other countries who will be in New York to attend the dedication of the new auditorium of the Hall of Fame, of which Dr. Hadley is a member.

Star Soloists On Ot the ao concerts to be heard over WOR. four are scheduled at Csvrnegio Ran, six at Mecca Auditorium, and ten free concerts alternating with the foregoing at St. George's Church, New York City. Each week the program will feature one of the world's leading musicians as soloist. Beniamino Glgli, Gina Pinnera, Fescha Kagan, Rafaelo Diaz, Constance McGlinchee, Inez Barbour and Thelma Given will be heard on the air as guest artists of the Manhattan Symphony An attractive part of a program to be played early next year is the Manhattan Choral Club of 350 voices, which will present for the first time in New York Hadley's pastoral "Myrtil in Arcadia" on Feb.

8. Two unusual events relative to the concert at Carnegie Hall today are the appearance of Luisa Silva, contralto, as soloist, and the premier performance of Henry Hadley's latest work, suite "Streets of Peking." The latter was written-during Dr. Hadley's sojourn this past summer In Japan, where he was guest conductor of the Tokio Symphony Orchestra, and is dedicated to Viscount Hidemaro Konoye. The new work is composed in seven numbers, each depicting musical interesting scenes of life on the streets named, with the exception of the sketch written around the rickisha boy. monic Symphony Orch, Ar- UUU bUUlU HUH UG as the support for an antenna (hon or steel masts are used exclusively today), and as a height of approximately 170 feet was desired, the pole was spliced.

The antenna was a single wire of the vertical type, reaching at only a slight angle to the ground. About the mast was laid the large zinc ring, buried in the earth. The zinc circle about the pole was approximately forty feet in diameter. Thus the ground connection was provided. The equipment inside the station included the transmitter, which was an Induction coil that produced high voltage electrical discharges from battery current or from a dynamo.

The output terminals of the induction coil were connected to a spark gap. There was also the more elaborate receiving apparatus. In the latter, in addition to the vertically suspended antenna wire, were the coherer, a telegraph relay, a tappet and a Morse Ink recorder. Th coherer was a crude device compared with modern radio apparatus. all traces of the place where it had stood.

A sandy flat stretched down to the beach of the Great South Bay, near which were a number of residences. One or two persons, noticing the search and unfamiliar with the former use of the small paint shed, thought something had been lost, and started to participate Bertha Brainerd. Vorsplel and Llebstod. Overture to Die Melster-singer. 3 National Youth Con In the quest.

ference: "When Shall I Several months later Major Arm HtoD?" Dr. Daniel A. Poling. mixed chorus of 12 voices and orch, direction Geortce tertainers. 1:00 Perole String Quartet, with Olga Zundel, cello, and Vivlenne De Veau, soprano.

Fraternity Row. 3:30 Hotel St. Oeorge Concert Orch. Radio Forum. "Should Capitcl Punishment Be Abolished?" Ferdinand Pe-cora, affirmative; Ralph K.

Jacobs, negative; under dU rection of 8. Theodore Gra-nik. 3 4 5 American Museum of Natural History. Dr. Harry L.

Shapiro. "Some problems of Races." 4:00 St. George's Vespers. Mother Dear, Jerusalem, Mestcr. Let Me Walk With Thee.

Lord, Support Us. Ava Maria, Margaret Sit-tijr. violin solo. 0 Come Before His Presence With Singing, Misa Lelanc Rivera, soprano. Thj Rev.

Karl Relland, D.D. All Praise to Thee, My God, This Night. 5 rOO Psychologist Says," Dr. Arthur Frank Payne. Red Lacquer and Jade, directed by Oeorge Shackley; Basil Ruyscaei, philosopher.

Floyd Neale, announcer. Temple Dance, In Hong Kong Street. In a Chinese Garden. Dance Chtnols. The Pearl of Korea.

Chinese-Japanese. 6:00 Uncle Don, :30 Globe Trotter. 6:45 Choir Invisible, directed by Oeorge Shackley. Arthur Q. Bryan, announcer.

At Twilight. Choir Northward Orch. Because Tenor solo Lovely Night. Trio Mignonette Choir Cherry Ripe Orch. LuMaby Quartet The Star Soprano The Lass With the Delicate Air Morgen Orch.

Boat Seng Cuddle Doon Girls The Swan Choir En Bateau Hymn Choir 7 4 5 Bernhard Levitow'a Ensemble. Introduction to Hansel and Gretel. Three Dances from the Bartered Bride. Violin Concerto in major, first movement. Oeorge Steiner, Selections from Oypsy Love.

In the Luxembourg Gardens. Molly on the Shore. 8 :30 Littmann'a Enter-tniners. A Peach of a Pair. Lonely.

LUtle Sunshine. Negro Spiritual. Liza Lee. LudwigBaumann Hour, directed by Merle Johnston; Nick Kenny, master of ceremonies; Schutt and Cornell, piano duo. Basil Ruysdael, announcer.

Three Little Words. My Heaven Is In Your Arms. Drifting on to Avalon. Medley from Just Imagine, Piano duo. Shut Something simple.

1 Don't Mind Walking In the Rain. To a Wild Rose, Bong of the Navy, Guest artist. 0 HO Manhattan Symphony from Carnegie Hall, Henry Hadley, conducting; Luisa Silva, contralto, soloist. Symphony No. 1 In Flat (Schumann), Aria.

Mlo Fernando, Miss Louisa Silva. Overture, Konlgsklnder. Suite, Streets of Pekin. Great Stone Man's Street Sweet Rain Street. Rickisha Boy, No.

309, Ma Ben. Jade Street. Shoemaker Street. Sleeping Lotuses, Forbidden City. Overture Don Jurn.

10 'o Market and tlse) Street P'ayhouse, with Roger Bower as master ot ceremonies. 11:30 Moonbeams, directed by George Shackley. Arthur Q. Bryan, announcer. Theme, Slumber Boat.

A Flight of Olrls Largo from New World Symphony Trio Noie But the Lonely Heart Olrls. Theme, Slumber Boat. Moonlight and Roses, Olrls. Melodle Violin Mem'rles Girls Theme, Blanket Bay. turo Toscanini conducting.

Three Chorales. Symphony No. 1 (Beethoven) description of music by Olin Downcs. Symphony No. 1.

5 OO Sermon by the Rev, Bonald Ore? Barnhouse: "God and Salvation." 5:30 Three Little Sachs; Songs and Fatter. Here Comes the Sun. What We Need Is More Perambulators. Undrr the Sptll of Your Kisi. Anything to Make You Happy.

Waiting for the Wagon. To Be With You. The Preacher and the Bear. Wicki. Wacki.

Woo. You're Simply Delish. strong went to Babylon with Charles J. Weaver, Superintendent of the New York Operating Division of RCA Communications, who had worked as an operator at the first American Marconi station in Baby (This is the second of a series of articles to appear in the Eagle't Radio Section each Sunday on the rise to'success of those outstanding in the broadcasting field. Each of the stories will contain hints as to the requirements and best courses to pursue for those interested in a radio career.) By JEAN PELLETIER There is nothing new in radio program ideas.

That is what Bertha Brainerd, program manager of the lon. Mr. Weaver immediately identified the shed by means of insulators which he had personally Bhackiey. Marley it. snerris, announcer.

4 00 Florshelm's Sunday Feature. 4:15 Canadian Pacific Musical Crusaders direction Alfred Heather. Hymn to the Sun. Song of India Jasmin Blooms. Cobbler's Song.

Hindu Slumber Song. Temple Bells. On the Road to Mandalay. Just In Hush Before the Dawn. Till I Awake.

Less Than the Dust. This Passion Is But an F.mber. Pale Hands. Thim When the TuliO. it consisted ot a glass tube with metal plugs on each end, with a quantity of loose nickel and silver mounted 27 years before.

Thereupon Major Armstrong arranged National Broadcasting Company, feels. ought to know. She has watched program ideas come, develop and go since Fox Fur Trappers blers, with orch. 3:04) The Pilgrims, mixed sextet; Qltla Ernstinn, Laura Coombs, soprano; Ruth Ann Watson, contralto; Richard Maxwell. Henry Shope, tenors; Stanley Alden, bass; direction Dana S.

Merriman. Ford Bond announcer. Mother, I Will Have a Husband Pilgrims A Wooing Song of a Yeoman of Kent's Song, Pilgrims A Pastoral. solo The The Battle of Stonlngton, Tenor solo. I Heard a Noise.

-Pilgrims Come All Ye Jolly Shep- r-erds Contralto solo Tomorrow the Pox Will Come to Town. 3 30 Southland Sketches The Southernalres, male quartet; Levee Band, direction Claude Austin. George Hicks, announcer. i 4 O0 Dr. S.

Parkes Cadman, "A Modern Rdio Choir and direction Oeorge Dilworth. Milton J. Cross, announcer. 6 OO Special Phllco program. Philadelphia Symphony Leopold Sto-kowskl conducting.

6 OO Catholic Hour. "The Role of Conscience," the Rev. James M. Gill Is, C.8.P.; for the purchase and tne presentation to RCA. the old WJZ in Newark, N.

nuings Between these plugs. When the radio wave from a transmitting station reached the antenna or receiving wire, the filings "stuck to 1922, back in the days when engagement as assistant manager in the old WJZ studio, which was Size of Tool House The shed is about the shape of she became associated with nothing more than a drapery-hung gether," or cohered. This gave the witn cans neison. When I Close My Eyes and Dream Orch. Don't Tell Her What Happened to Me.

Earle Nelson. Out of a Clear Blue Sky, Funnv boners. Sweet Jennie Lee, Earle Nelson. Three Little Orch. Around the Corner, Funny boners.

Who's Calling You Sweetheart? Earle Nelson Baby's Birthday Party. Orch. ladies rest room with less than half device its name of "coherer." Thus the conventional dog house, it might be mistaken from its size for 4:45 "Your Eyes." musical a dozen employes. the crcuit of the relay was closed and tnis actuated a recorder. Highly Faid Executive Simultaneously, the tapper struck a tool house or chicken coop, ii measures approximately 12 by 14 feet, and in the days of its use as a radio station merely provided room Her work developed into bringing ensemble and quartet.

Romantic Eyes. I Close My Eyes. When With Thin Eyes of Azure. Oh, Dry Those Tears. Barney Ooosle with the Ooo-Ooo-Googly Eyes.

K-nn National VtlDlf tne coherer so as to disassociate the filings and make the coherer ready the old WJZ in Newark, N. before the N. B. C. was formed.

This positive, Titian-haired young woman flourished a piece of toast for emphasis and let her tea grow cold as she. talked to me. She had snatched a half hour from talks, auditions and conferences with executives who sponsor costly programs on N. B. C.

to tell us of the celebrities from Broadway to broad for one or two operators. The 8:30 a Dandles: to receive the next signal. So slow operators lived in a house which is Mme. Luisa Silva made her American debut a short while ago in San Francisco, where she scored Freddie Rich's Ben Alley, tenor: Diane Howard.1 soprano, and James J. Cor-; cast.

With the expansion of broadcasting, she became Eastern, program manager and, Just this month, a process was thus involved in the action of this apparatus that it mav no longer on the tract, me snea "Moral Independence." Dr. Harrv Emerson Fosdick; the the Paulist Choir, direction a dramatic trlumDh. and where stood less than half a mile from readly be perceived that ten words Great South Bay. and from it on some years before she first began her musical education after leaving program manager, at one of the highest salaries paid to any broad Pllsrims, mixed sextet; orcn direction S. Merriman a 1 R.

Snerris announcer. 6 OO Raising Junior. Wheat-ena serial: Humorous domes a minute was good speed, and often a slower rate was regarded as satisfactory. program Ideas which stream into her clear days a view could be obtained over the bay and Fire Island of the ocean and of steamships moving down the Long Island coast toward casting executive. tic skit with Aline Berry and This woman, by virtue of the fact that she grew with broadcast' New York.

It will be recalled that Sooveit-America the Hawaiian Islands, her birthplace. Radiostat Cuts Stations But the first experimental employment of radio in the United States was a year earlier, when Marconi super lng since its early days, has had a wide experience. To the person wishing to enter the profession now, she says that it has developed bett's weekh talk. Yankee Doodle Dandv. Selections from the Chocolate Soldier, Orch.

and duet. Just a Little Closer. Orch. Little White Lies. Ben Alley and Orch.

Something to Remembar Yoi Bv Orch. Hurt. Diane Howard and orch. Fine ard Dandy. I Got Rhythm Orch.

Little Things Life, Ben Alley and orch. Wedding of the Birds. Orch. Desert Sands, Ben Alley and Diana Howard with orch. Eastern College Medley.

Orch. Howard Weekly Skit. I Know That You Know. Orch. Communications Father Finn; Master Antonio Cafru and Hallet Dolan, duo; Michoef Bataefl, basso; Francis Maher.

Or nam McNamee, announcer. Radio hymn Thy Will Be Done, Paulist Choristers with orch. Duet, Ave Maria, Thou Virgin and Mother, Mas- tr Antonio Cairo and Hallet Dolan. soloists, with orch. Venl Jesu.

Paulist Choristers with orch. The Lord's Prayer, Michael BataefT, Russian basso. Thou Shalt Weep No More, from The Daughter of Jalrus, Pauiist Choristers with orch. Holy Spirit, Coma and Shine. Paulist Choristers with orcn.

Good Night, Sweet Jesus, Paulist Choristers with orch. Into highly specialized branches, such as announcing, salesmanship, onlce. "Some people actually come in here and say, 'I don't listen to the radio, but I have an idea which is pretty and then they are very vague as to what the Idea Is. "Speaking of there being nothing new In program ideas, I might say that the best we expect Is 'an old Idea done in the new manner, or a new Idea done in the old It sounded very logical, coming from this woman who looks not at all like an executive of the largest broadcasting company in existence. Cool and self-possessed she sits in her large cool-green office, with its vised the installation of a temporary station on the Forward, a tug of the Yankee Salvage Association, to report the international yacht races off Sandy Hook.

A land station music, drama, and continuity writing. Peter Dixon. Kelvin Keecn announcer. 6 1 5 Operatic concert James Walllngton, announcer. Overture, Russian et Lud-milla Orch.

Dlvlnltes du Styx, Mary Hopple, contralto, with orsh. Oh a a Sorti de L'Onde. Nicholas Vtst-lieff, tenor, with orch. Scherzo from Midsummer Nisht'B Dream Orch. Lontano Lontano.

Muriel Wilson, sojrano, and Nicholas Vaslllen, tenor, with orch. Sous Les Pleds D'Um Femme. Earl Waldo, bass, with orch. Shadow Son. Muriel Wilson, soprano, with orch.

Duet from La Olonconda, Act III. Mary Hooule, contralto, and Earl Wot do hafts, with arch. "I would recommend to the young Impairs Quality man wno aoesn quite know where 00 Golden Hour of the to get his start, that the pathway to better positions in radio leads from the position of either an Little Flower: Religious serv 7:00 Xodent Bis; Brothers Ctub, dramatic sketch with nouncer or salesman." ice from Detroit, sermon bv the Rev. Charles E. Coughltn.

OO World's Business: Tht Crystal Control Tunes Out Stations Less Than was built at Sea Gate, at the entrance of New York Harbor, for a relay of the messages by land wire to New York. This experimental work- antedated the Babylon station, but the latter was the first commercial post of permanent character constructed by the inventor in this country. Reported Ship Arrivals Bob Kmery; the Joyspread- ri1ritinn RinM Hundreds of people every week flowers, its tapestried chairs and its American Seamen." Arthur come to Miss Brainerd office with little upright piano. 7 HO Major Bowes' Familf Louise Bave, soprano; J. Trver.

Her surroundings are her marks 8 1 5 United States Pthool orch. direction xasha Bun chuk: Hannah Klein, pi of Mubic, conducted by Dr Sitrmund Soaeth. anist; Westell Gordon, tenor; of success. Was Ambulance Driver ideas for programs. Pew of them ever get to this woman, for most of the ideas are either worthless or vaguely conceived.

If the idea is carefully thought out, several TOO Harbor Lights: Tales of an old sea captain with Edwin M. Whitney. Oeorge no Kaltenborn Edit the Half Kilocycle Away Fulfilling the expectations of New York radio experts that it could eliminate interference within the i 10.000 cycle band, but disappointing News. 8 4 5 1 Harmonies It was of much value to shipping companies in the days when radio Hicks, announcer. Williams Ollomatics String ensemble dtrectrd bv It is a success which has come largely with her eight years in scripts prepared, and the rest well 570K.

WMCA 526M. was first disclosing its service to :00 A M. Morntn Oreatlng. Waldo Maj and his ensemble; the Southernalres, male quartet. HO Chase and Sanborn Choral Orrh.

Muriel Wilson, soprano; Mary Hopple, contralto; Jack Parker, tenor; Phil Dewey, baritone; James Stanley, bass; Phil Ohman and Victor Arden. piano duo; Muted Singers; orch. direction Prank Black. Jemea Wellington, an in hand, so that the one with the Idea may explain it briefly and concisely, then the chance of ths 9: IS Fern scull, pl.no. no Air School ot Health.

radio. During the war she was overseas as an ambulance driver. Later she tried for the movies. It direction Josef Koestner. Sen Kanev.

announcer, ofl Enna Jettick Melodies. Mme. Schumann-Helnk, contralto, guest artist: Betsv Ayres. soprano; Mary Hoople, contralto; Steele Jamison, tenor: Leon Salathlel. bass: obtain reports on the probable hour of arrival of transatlantic vessels at New York.

Meeting the incoming liner was much more of a social Tower Chain. Emry Deutsch with airir Trio. Wiegenlied, Trio and ensemble. The Sailors' Last Voyage, Ensemble. Will Ya Remwmber? Trio and ensemble.

-A Night in Granada. Ensemble. The Old Refrain. Trio and ensemble. 11:00 Quintan.

Jewel Enter talnera. program being considered seriously was one place which she did not is mucn greater. function in 1900 than it is today, and Crescent Club Orch. 1 OO M. American Hebrew ensemble direction OeorKe "Sometimes," said Miss Brainerd, after the early introduction of radio, residents of the city quickly learned service Opened New Radio Telegraphic Connections Obviating Necessity Relaying The first direct communication service between the United States and Russia has been opened by R.

C. A. Communications, Inc. The new circuit was established as a consummation of an agreement entered Into between the Radio Corporation of America and the Telegraph Administration of the Soviet Republic two years ago. The new direct radio service will make unnecessary the relaying of telegraphic communications through Intermediate countries, as has been necessary up to this time.

Among those present at the official opening of the circuit today were Dr. Eugene Hlrschfeld of Moscow, chief of the International Department of Posts and Telegrapha of the Russian Oovernment, and hla technical assistants, M. Bransburg and M. Shastakowitch, and A. C.

Mamaev, Louis L. Browne and M. Lenenko. The first direct communication service between the United States and China will be opened later in the month. 'The Fortune Teller' Next Herbert Opera Victor Herbert's comle opera, "The Fortune Teller." will be produced In the opera aeries next Thursday evening at 10 o'clock.

strike fortune, though to look at her and to chat with her, one won-ers why. Newspaper work brought "a group comes to the National Broadcasting Company with an Forum: "A woman on the Bench," JudB. Jeennett. Q. Brill.

no Majestic Curiosity to call the steamship offices to hoo: "Tha cninese laoi idea already rehearsed, and ex. 11 11 P.M. Solow Soloist-. ft 30 Tone Pictures Dome- ascertain the day and hour when a them in the inferiority of the resultant tone quality, the Stenode stat was Just demonstrated by its English inventor, Dr. James Robinson.

The basic advantage of the Radiostat is in its quartz crystal in one of the intermediate frequency selectors of a superheterodyne hookup a method which was designed to permit the broadcasting of sound naves on much narrower wavelengths thus permitting more stations on the air, and paving the way for television which Is not more general because there are not sufficient wavelengths. Percy Harris, assistant to Dr. her back on the success ladder, and boredom at radio programs made Dilworth. Aiwyn uacn, announcer. Rlff-a-Jiff.

Mixed quartet with ensemble Shine On, Harvest Moon, Mixed quartet with ensemble. But the Lord Is Mind-fu! of His Own, Mme. Schumann Heink with ptano. Mv Old Kentucky Home. Mixed quartet with ship was due.

There was also i business value, both for the steam her hit for broadcasting. plains explicitly what it intends to do. In such cases, they are often accorded an audition very quickly." And though Miss Brainerd is very definitely not the person one should Here's how it happened: She left nouncer. 9 OO "'Our Oovernment," David Lawrence. Herlul Provensen, announcer, ft 1 5 Atwater Kent Hour.

Josef Hofiman, pianist; Nelson Eddy, baritone, guest artists; orch. direction Josef pasUrnach. John S. Young, announcer. 10 lft Studebaker Champions Orch.

direction Jean Oold-kette. Sen Kaney, announcer, Miybe It's Love Orch. For You. Orch. and Abbie Mitchell At Dawning Orch.

Thinking of You. Dear, Orch. nico Bavtno, director. lOOO Toscha Seidel and Con crt Orch. Overture on Negro Themes, Orch.

Symphonic Rhansodv in Minor, Toscha Be Id el and orrh. Largo from New World Svmphonv. Toeha Seidel and concert orch. From the Cane Brake. ship companies and importers, in knowing a few hours in advance when a vessel would arrive.

Land lines were available for a service of that programs could be Improved. When she tried to present the Ideas ask what she thought of business as a career for women, she does she had evolved to a radio station, Abide With Me. mixed quar Information regarding ships acta 1:00 rmkenburR program, 3.0O Plnlav-Btraui Hour. 3'3o Maxln. Dudley pro ram.

a 45 Nalda Nardl. contralto. 3:00 Fox Fur Trappera. SO Chinatown Rescu. Society: "Cathedr.l of th.

Underworld," Tom Noonan pra-IdlnK. Yortvllle Hour. :00 Ooodwln'a Ooodtlmera. "Nina Rota," oper.tu. Roemer'a Helen Alexander.

80-orano; Herman LefTertt. tenor: Jay Sl.teri, concert oianl.ta. II a A Night In Denmark. Brno Gotriburif. Surprise.

ft BO Trlnl Orch. insist that unless a person has re tet with ensemble, tt Collier's Radio Hour ally sighted from the Long Island she was told she would have to have letter from a member of the company's board of directors before cialized training in any one of the coast, but this service was worthless Wendell Hart, tenor; Ernest La Prude, director. Ford divisions of broadcasting, they must Toscna neiaei wttn Herbert JafTe at the piano. Southern Rhapsody. Down South.

on foggy days or for ships that were she could be admitted. sian at ine bottom. Characteristically, she became The teacup on her desk Is emDtv. more determined. She gained ad' She shows me her little studio ptano on the other side of the horizon.

Search Equipment Used William A. Winterbottom, vice Dresident in rhurirx nf VI r. A rvm. mlttance to the station by saying witn tne names of the great celeb Minuet Medley: Hymn to the Sun. Song of India.

Chinese Lullaby. A Little Love, a Little Kiss, Orch. Sing Song Otrl Orrh. June Will Come Again, Abbie Mitchell and Orch. Lovrlv Ladv Orch.

rltles who have passed before her ID no Honolulu Melortlfta. that she wished to write a story. no Three I. tt R.chi. She maintained her Integrity by desk inscribed thereon.

Outside the munlcatlons, is conducting a Chamlnad. Quartet. Bond, announcer. The Third Alarm. Get Ooln'.

A Peach of a Pair. Still I Love Her. A Slave to Love, And Then Your Lips Met Mine. My Mad Moment. Here Cornea the Sun.

Make Way for Kid Prosperity Wendell Hert Whistling the Blues Away. Rlldus Trombomia. Gloom. Tea for Two. 0t Happy.

Au Rvotr Pleasant Dreams, ft south Sea Islanders writing the story, but took advan door a group of Impatient sponsors searcn iortne original equipment used In the first statlnn nf th. wait, and she bid me a cheery good ll'oo New. aummary. 1 1 Rainbow Inn Orch. 1 1 a .1 Hollywood Orch.

11 tui AM Club Cnlal. Orch. 13 3 5 Orch. tage of the opportunity to put her Ideas over to the station manager. 10 15-Sundsy at Beth Par Robinson, attempted to prove two points, that the device could tune out an Interfering signal by less than half a kilocycle, which amounts to an almost infinitesimal space on the ordinary listener's dial, and second, to show that quality was not Impaired.

The demonstration indicated that the new device did impair quality. The Stenode Radiostat Is a regular superheterodyne in which one of the intermediate frequency selectors Is quartz crystal, the selectivity of which is much higher than that obtainable with tuned circuits consisting of Inductances and capacities. by as she prepared to plunge into American Marconi Company. None 10 no Around 'the Samovar ppter Billo Balalaika Orrh with Mile. Eltena Kazanova.j vlrltn; Mm.

Maria Oeorces-kaia, contralto, and Ell Sol-vak. baritone. 11 OO Back Home Hour from B'lffalo: RHlrtoua service with svmphonv auar-tt and iirmon bv the Rev. Clinton Churchill. 12 OO Coral Islander: Ha wsilan runic presented bv Honoluluan group.

nd no-tic readings bv David Ross. Kokoht. Walplo. Let No Kalulanl. Ai Ik Ami Ami.

a Ponl Mo l. Adlos Ke Aloha. Aloha Oe. ker's. A tryout resulted In a full-time Ill 6 Sam Herms xylo- the second lap of her long day.

Knows at present whether or not prtonist, aesiited bv rtanv Musett Irma uanta, piano, ernes wet' hngton, announcer. Here Comes the Sun. Oo Hnme and Tell Your Mother. In a Little Spanish Town. My Buodv.

Hettv Co-Ed. Nstlve -string Joseph Fodners. tenor ana a i rector 1 Oa-uni Nltht CluB. 10K. WPCH 370M.

0O A.M. Planomanta. 0:15 Alberta Jones and Bea- trlr. Wade, harmony. fao Charles Rothmin comedian.

45 Art Scheyer Jewish Hour. 10 is Klbltier. of th. Air. IO 80 Health talk.

10 45 Ray C. Shaft. 1 1 oo Christian Sci.nc. sarv- Icea. Msrgsret Olseit Prank Moulan Harvey Htndermyer Walter Preston Harry Donaghy Pred Hufsmlth Ivy Scott Boris Count Bereaowakl Presco Sandor Ladlslsa Pompon Vlnlnka Oeorge Hicks, announcer.

Ka Lti. Moana Shores. Sweetie Tootle. DM Plantation. 3 O0 Gene Mack'.

Columbians. 3: 30 Bowery Polk program. 4 00 Twilight Vespers. 4 1 5 C. S.

Strong. Kctey organ recital. Civic Opere League concert. Vloletta Plores, soprano; flt.Uu De Mette, contralto; Oiusepne Barsettl, tenor; Guldo Outde, bass. (TOO Quadra Mexican scngs.

Echoes from oermany. 45 Wyoming Nlehts. 11 ao Ruaslm Cathedral Ann 30AM. Nocturne. Wilfred Persons.

8. Services from Paulist Pathers' Church, "Double Bt.andsrd of Morality." the Rey. Henry P. Fisher. Paulist Choristers.

13O0K. WHAP 230M. on M. Music. IO Amedla 8.

Rowbolham. 8 15 Th. Rev. A. Lincoln Moore.

a 45 Whltlak.r Anderson. 8 20 Music. 45 Italian Evangelical Ministers AssocttUon. Choir. Anita Lowell, so prano; Blena Darova, con Mary Hoppl.

no 1 Adventures With Oibboni." tralto; Leonid Pavloff, Basil RouatroerT. tenors; Michael tO oo-Deane Sisters. Vera at tne or an. ptxme Hvmphoniqut, Los Toros. Air and Musette.

Sr lections from the Royal Vagabond Valst Fascinante. a 00 Rosamund Crawford, piano. 8:15 Collegiate trio. 8 30 Paragon Painter. 9:45 Musical OercJ.

3 on Program resume. Evpels Bparklsra. 10:45 Purman Pordbsm. spirituals. 11.00 Moulin Rouge.

11 30 Paramount Dane.land. 13 00 Rockwall Terrace. 13. 1 Lai.dau orch. MOOK.

WBBC 214M. 00 A Orch. no Oluseppe Orlando, 8: 1 5 Standard Bvneopators. Mnnluazko Musical Society Polish Hour. Borough Englne.ra, innti Patricia.

IO 45 Health Talk. BataefT, basso; Jocholaa An' 11 it Infants' Horn, of PLAY CHINESE MYSTERY "The Chinese Idol," a mystery melodrama, written by David Rons and tor. off. baritone; Milm 6mo- ana nerna. vocei nu mairu mental Kelvin Keech.

an nnunrer. The opera concerns a Polish nobleman's conspiracy to marry a young heiress. The heiress successfully foils the Count by Inducing her twin brother to exchange places with her. le-i. piano; Nicholas Vast oo Deen-Dlngwall Musical HrftOKIvn.

i 4 5 Health tslx. l-oo InHOlratlonal Hour. It IT, tt-rvnr end director 10 15 Pennsolt Pete. Andy Neel Enilen, announcer. Ssnnella and novelty orch.

1:15 Keon program. 4 SO Brooklyn City Mission. oo Dr. Edward I. Goodwin.

1 5 Kester Pord Horseman. 5:4.1 H. B. Program. 8 OO Pitt Music School, 15 mln Day.

tenor. 3n Phyllis Or ads te in. messo soprano. 8 45 Three of TJa. 1500K.

YVMBQ 200M. OO Civic, social, fraternal period. IS Melody Boat Orch. 7:45 Jack Dessner, songs. 8 on Msrtln Debar, and Oeorge Ooodmen.

15 Ma and Ruth Kanw. songs. an Harmonica trio. 8 43 Chestei field trio. 8:15 Mlrha.l Titr.pa.

violin. 8 30 Joseph Oold, songs. a 45 Chauncev Lamb, tenor. IO nt string Duo. 10 nn John C.

Klefer. songs. 10:45 Studio party, OTIIRR LOCAL STATIONS adapted for radio dramatization by Don Clark, will be presented during 1 3 Music for Brooklyn 660K. WEAF 454M. Eienings.

15 William Winter. no Victoria Orch. 8.00 Neyr. Tempest, soprano. Baton Aymphonlsts.

II 3n Celtln program. on Chorellsts. Oeorge Hicae, announce-. Little White Lies. Missouri Walts.

I ll See You In My Dreams. Bunch of Roues. Majestic'i Curiosity Shop hour, over WABC-Columbia, from 9 to 9:30 o'clock tonight. 10 noLew White, organist Bitted Is the Choir Gladsome Choir Bong of Little Russia, Choir. Corredy Song Chctr lnrmeso, MiUn flmo'en, piuno solo.

Norlnern Star, Nicholas VasillefT, tenor. Bride Srng, Anita Lowell, Soprano with choir. Glory to the Choir rnrit ttnnri ennouHcer. 11 no Ksflea Hag Slumber American Coal Carbu Horn, ror Aaen. 1 45 Kahn Orch 2 15 Mai.

D. M. Oltarah, "Jii.oalavla." iin-Ornato studios. 3 oo Norma. Lskin, con tr.lto.

3 I 5 Th. Rey. C. H. Poun- sin.

8 3O--01ympia d. I. Crna. 3'45 Ipalla Colteslans. 4 15 Prl Rvan Vocal Trio.

4 xn Rabbi OoldHeln. no A. O. Orrh. STtO Ynunc IKraelltea.

e'3n Chamberlain Brown's Greet SUra ol Broadway: Prances Sterr. 10 nn Rtef.n Kozakevlch and Vera BUervlch, baritone and MuAie- Btrini- ensemble direr tion Ludwls: Laurler, Milton J. Cross, announcer. Sing Me to Sleep. Prelude In Sharp Minor.

Al Fresco. In a Monastery Oaaden Kowa)iak Vtoltn solo Selection from Eileen. Herenade Badine. Atn Me to ftlteo. 1300K.

WEVD 230M. II nn A.M. Triangle Serened ers. III 5 Tex-Tvl. Orrh.

li nn Real Estate Review. 11:45 Prledopfer'a Hnme. la-OO Stlllwaggon Melodlea. It P.M. B.

and B. Colle-glnns. 11 HO Dr. LunenfoM, tslk. "'hrcdey's Trsvelers.

1 on Mr. and Mra. Chatterbox, 8 nn Ttapooort, Jap and Lac. :1 5 Bhlnneoock Oolf, '4 Broadwsy Vacuum, a 15 Denmark Live Wlrrs. onBuxanne atyla Hints, 3: 15 Hovey Duo.

8 35 Marquise Isld. Mtnuc- cl, sopi.ng; OIHn D'Alcamo, messa. 8 50 Palmer Laughlln, btrl-tnne 4 nn-Th. R.v. Phillips Elliott.

4 1 5 Belfast nrogram. 4 30 Jewun Hour. 6 on Mary Jan. Mason, con soprano duet. 10 nn Balnu Svmphonlsts Howard Hoffman, poetry.

10I0K. WRNV 298M. 4 an PM string ensemble, a nn Wm. H. Bridge, piy chology.

5 15 Paul Ravelt, baritone. 5 Bant. Clsus Thrlf'IM, tralto 15 Rlvoll Harmony Pour. Btstlons Kilocycle. Tim.

760K WJZ 395M. A oo A Tone pictures. ft oo-r-htldran Hotir. 10 OO Wrvod md Ensemble, 1 no Nomads. 1 no Mftrnoohtan Be hoes, ft OO AM Mflody Hour.

OO Bailadrers. ft an -FUeitallstl io no Organ rental. 14 no M. National Oratorio Boneiy. 1 1 (i Elin program.

1 no Neapolitan Nights. no--Moonshtnt and Honejr-mrrtle. 9 30--N B. C. Artists Mrv-Ice proffram Mry McCoy, soprsno; Wlromt Iwts.

rnrtrslto; Waiwr Preston bar, ton: the Ramblers, male trio; orch. direction WUHem Wire. James Walltntton, announcer. Prelude in Minor Orch. Letter Bong, Mary McCoy, with orch.

The Women In the Shoe, Toe Ramblere. Flight tf the Bumble Bee, Orch What Te a ftonff. Walter Preston, with orch. Welts Tw pianos Af it Ymi'vn done, wel- mm- Lewiff with orch. pntniffetna Mllltetre, Merf McCoy and the Ram Capitol 'Family' Hails Eighth Radio Birthday A gala birthday program will bs presented by MaJ.

Edward Bowes and hla "Family" from the Capitol Theater celebrating the eighth anniversary of this organisation on the air over WEAP-N. B. C. tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Just eight years ago the first program was broadcast from the theater and since that date these entertainments have become a weexly feature broadcasting direct from the theater studio.

Well over their 400th performance, the "Family" have presented In that time mos every form of entertainment known to aiwit'no-s th worJA ao J. I. Nystrom. yocal wuv, Manniitan ll.in 11 ao- Bemlnlncences: Ervn Oil pi. nonrs no; Oodfrev Lud Radio Take King George in Fold London, Nov.

15 The lure of radio has taken hold of King George. In the pant hU hobby haa been stamp collecting. He has not given this up altogether, but radio now In claiming mot of his attention. He studying the acientiflc aide In particular. He haa accumulated a inmU llbrar? of books on the ublct and is corurtantly adding to it.

WCDA, Manhattan 13nn tMieSrua retor oicn. li nn Rainbow Orch. 3 oo Pedera-tion of 4 00 John Ryan. Irish Entertainers. Too-Slandard Concert Orch.

1 30 Baptist 7 45 Chorus Choir. 8 IS Th. Rey. Russell M. Brougher, sermon.

8 01 Eugen. Lynch, 15 Baby Grand Siatera. 8 notandard Little Theater Plavera. 10 00 bvneopators. 1400K.

WRGit 211M, 18 '00 M. Raines. Revue. 19 15 PM Kiddy Rhow. Ill SO Harrv Rainsss.

songs. 13 4 5 Wa.ner InatltUK. I 1.00 Juvanlsea, ao -Krhoes of the Orient. low, violin; male quartet OO Oold Room Dlnnor quartet. 00K.

WGBS 49A1W. in an A fltrlns; trio. 1 1 On Plnkelbrr. oro.ram. WPAP, Manhattan 1 ft John Barclay, baritone Keith McLeod.

organ; Dscmsr Rvbner. olano, Bach, narrator. Alwyn Bach. Muslo. ail Roceo'a flunday Musi rale.

9 no Roxv flvmnhonv Cnn 19 nn Little Mis. Mit.l and rert. direction Erne Re pee. ioio io do a an. 3:00 p.m.

WBAO, Manhattan ioio 7 30 1:30 p.m. WHM, Manhattan a in 1 no no Moscow Inn Bslslalka Bovs. Orth. 19 15 M. -Vincent and Winn WCAP, Park Milton J.

Cross, announrer, Ovitur to the Flying Dutrhman. Preludes to the first and third aets Lohengrin. Walther's Prix Song, Die announcer. Where the Morn In Olortes Twin Around the Door, Quartet. Oavott Violin solo Sing Me to Sleep.

Poprano solo, Bsc hem Violin solo Dili ting and Dreaming. Quartet, llftflK. WLWL 272M. 3 1 5 M. Columbus Council program, 13 45 Bella and Alio Hop-man, vtr.hn.

piano. 1 on Varsity Rsmbleri Orch. 1 8n Ij.veia Son.hlrda. OO Herbert's Enlarwlnerfc K. of Porum.

"Whan will moo a io oo p.m. WWRL. Woortald" 1R00 1 00 p.m. $JXt p.m. WKBO.

Jrrey City the N.it War Be?" the Rey. MSlatersinger 1400K WLTH 2MM. 1:80 P.M. Olow Orch. lufflpu awunou um uiuo.

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