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Entered as second class matter, March 25, 1923, San Francisco, California, PostOffice, under Act of March 3, 1879
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Learning the "Radio Lingo"Radio enthusiasts are criticized by
the uninitiated because of their abbre-viated linguistic manipulations. Theirlingo is not understood. And most peo-ple are suspicious of what they don'tunderstand.
Our candid advice is that the ignorantones learn this radio shorthand. Thereis an undeniable joy in using this jar-gon. These nicknames are an evidenceof familiarity with what was unknownto the past generation. Furthermore,just as two or three slang words canpicture an idea better than a whole par-agraph, so does the radio idiom moresuccinctly express what is meant.
A few of the commoner abbreviations,which everybody well might learn, indi-cate our meaning. Why say "broadcastlistener" when we can get the thoughtover with "BCL?', The whole story ofthe "amateur radio operator" is con-densed into "ham." If you are continu-ally using and talking about "continu-ous wave transmission" you can savetime by saying and writing "CW."
Think of the economy of using "MF" or"mfd" for microfarad, "milli" formilli -ampere or "DX" for long distancereception.
Besides these common expressionsthere is a long list of "Q" abbreviationsthat are used as conventions in interna-tional radio telegraphy and are equallyapplicable in radio telephone or broad-cast reception. Thus we have "QRM"to designate interference, "QST" as ageneral call to all stations, "QSL" as anacknowledgement that signals have beenreceived, and "QRN" to mean interfer-ence from static.
Radio, like any other new art, willalso introduce a number of new wordsinto future editions of the dictionaries.Even such coined trade names as neu-trodyne and magnavox are just as likelycandidates as kodak or comptometeronce were.
Furthermore, new meanings will begiven to old words such as broadcast.Whether this or the new proposal of"radiocast" will survive remains fortime to tell. Radiocast has much tocommend it and seems worthy of adop-tion.
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SCHEDULES FOR SUNDAY July 6, 1924First row in each column, first half-hour; second row, second half-hour, All hours given are Pacific time. Indicates 6:45 to 7:00.
Central Californian a.m. 30 12 80 1 80 2 80 8 SO 4 80 6KG0 312 meters.... KGO EGO KG0 KGOKPO 423 meters.... KPO KPOKLS 360 meters.... KIS KLSKWG 360 meters... KWG KWGSouthern CaliforniaKFBE 242 meters.... KFBE KFBEKFI 469 meters.... KFI KFIKFSG 278 meters.... KFSG KFSG KFSG KFSG KFSG KFSG KFSGKHJ 395 meters.... KHJ KHJ KHJKJS 360 meters.... KJS KJS KJBPacific NorthwestKFHR 283 meters... KFHR KFHRKTW 360 meters.... KTW KTW KTW KTW KTW KTW
Central California 6 80 6 80 80 8 30 9 80 10 30 11KG0 312 meters.... KGO EGO EGOKLX 509 meters.... KLXKPO 423 meters.... KPO KPO KPOSouthern CaliforniaKFSG 278 meters.... KFSG KFSG KFSG KFSG KFSGKFI 469 meters.... KFI KFI KFI KFI KFI KFI KFIKHJ 395 meters.... KHJ KHJ KHJ KHJ KHJ KHJKJS 360 meters.... KJS KJB KJSPacific NorthwestCFCN 440 meters.... CFCN CFCN CFCNCJCA 450 meters.... CJCA CJCAKFHR 283 meters.... KFHR KFHR KFHR KFHRKGG 360 meters.... EGG EGGKGW 492 meters.... KGW KOW KGW KGWKTW 360 meters.... KTW KTW KTW KTWInlandWHB 411 meters.... WHB WHB WHB WBB WHB WHBWOAW 526 meters....WOC 484 meters.... WOC woc
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PROGRAMS FOR SUNDAYPROGRAM FOR KPO-423 Meters
Hale Bros. Radio Station, San Francisco11 :00 to 12:00 noon-
Undenominational and non-sectarian churchservices. The speaker will be Rev. Theophe-lus Lee, Jr. (aviator) pastor of South Metho-
dist Church.Contralto solos-Recit and Aria-
Oh, Thou That Tellest HandelRecit and Aria-
He Shall Feed His Flock HandelHymn-
ThereWas Ninety and NineGwyn Jones Tebault
Theodore J. Irwin, accompanistOrgan selections-
Chimes.Organ Prelude-Nocturne (from "Midsum-
mer Night Dream")y MendelssohnOrgan Postlude BoellmanChimes.
Theodore J. Irwin8:30 to 10:00 p.m.-
Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra,broadcast by wire telephony.
Selections from "Tannhauser" WagnerCielto Lindo FernandezAn Old World Serenade... . Meyer-Helmund
(Piano cadenza by J. Chandler Smith)Fantaisie sur L'Opera, "Carmen" Bizet
IntermissionSelections from "Chimes of Normandy"..
PlanquetteMurmuring Breezes Jensen
Violin solo-Ave Maria Gounod
Rudy Sei gerThe Blue Danube (by request) Strauss
PROGRAM FOR KHJ-395 MetersLos Angeles Times, Los Angeles
10:00 a. m.-Sermon from KHJ studio by Dr. H. C. Cul-bertson, pastor of the Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church.7:00 to 7:30 p. m.-
Organ recital from First Methodist Episco-pal Church; Arthur Blakeley, organist.8:00 to 10 :00 p. m.-
Program through courtesy of Paul G. Hoff-man Company, Inc. The Wind Quintet, An-dre Maquarre, flute; Henri De Busscher,oboe; Pierre Perrier, clarinet; Alfred Brain,French horn; Frederick Mauritz, bassoon;
Blanche Rogers Lott, pianist.
PROGRAM FOR KLX-509 MetersOakland Tribune, Oakland
9 :30 to 10 :00 p. m.-Talk by Rev. John Snape, pastor, First Bap-tist Church of Oakland, with sacred songsbefore and after the talk by members of
the choir of the First Baptist Church.
PROGRAM FOR KFI-489 MearsEarle C. Anthony. Inc., Los Angelis
8 :00 to 9 :00 p. m.-Ambassador Hotel concert.
9:00 to 10:00 p. m.-Examiner concert.Program by Wes Bennett's Pasadenians.
10 :00 to 11 :00 p. m.-Theron Bennett's Orchestra.
July 6, 1924PROGRAM FOR KGO-312 Meters
General Electric Company, Oakland11 :00 a. m to 12:00 noon-Morning service from the First Congrega-tional Church, San Francisco. Rev. Frede-
rick F. Shannon, pastor.Organ prelude-Uda Waldrop.Offeratory, organ solo, "The Angel's Sere-
nade BragaSermon-Ageless Answers to Ageless Ques-
tions-Rev. Frederick F. Shannon.Organ postluoe-Uda Waldrop.
3:30 p. m.-Concert by Bem Little Orchestra of theHotel Whitcomb, San Francisco, assisted
by soloists.Russian Folk Songs Arr. by Bern.
Cello solo-Sweetest Story Ever Told Arr. by Bem
Piano solo-Rigletto Paraphrase Arr. by Lizst
Lev Short.Contralto solos-
God is My Shepherd DvorakGloria Buzzia Peccia
Eva G. Atkinson.Piano solos-
Rhapsody No. 12 LisztF Sharp Nocturne Chopin
Eva Garcia.Contralto solos-
The Fortune Hunter WillebySittin' Thinkin' Fisher
Eva G. Atkinson.Piano solos-
Melody YoungThe Fountain Douill et
Eva Garcia.Four Indian Love Songs FindeenCharacteristic number, Love Dreams . Lizst
Bem Little Orchestra7:30 p. m.-
Evening service from the First Congrega-tional Church, San Francisco.
Organ prelude-Improvisations Uda WaldropOfferatory, organ solo, Meditation from
"Thais" MassenetUda Waldrop.
Sermon-"The House That Daniel Built"-Rev. Frederick F. Shannon.
Organ postlude-Uda Waldrop.
PROGRAM FOR KLS--360 MetersWarner Bros. Radio Station, Oakland
12:00 to 1:00 p. m.-Radio Church of America, Rev. Dr. George
ChambersMusic in charge of Charles Dickens.
PROGRAM FOR KFSG-278 MetersAngelus Temple, Echo Park, Los Angeles2:30 to 4:30 p. m.-
Frank E. Brown, evangelistic singer. Choir.Silver Band; Gladwyn Nichols, director.Roy Brignal, organist. Evangelistic address
by Aimee Semple McPherson.8:00 to 10:00 p. m.-
Silver Band. Choir. Male Quartette. IsabelleWilson Corning, soprano. Esther Green, or-ganist. Great salvation sermon and altar
call by Aimee Semple McPherson.
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SCHEDULES FOR MONDAY July 7, 1924First row in each column, first half-hour; second row, second half-hour. All hours even are Pacific time. 'Indicates 6:45 to 7:00
Central California 11 a.m. 80 12 80 1 30 2 30 3 30 30 5KGO 312 meters.... KG0 KGO KGO KG0KPO 423 meters.... KPO KPO KPO KPO KPOKLS 360 meters.... KL8 KL8 KL8KWG 360 meters .... KWG KWGSouthern CaliforniaKDPT 244 meters.... KDPT KDPTKFAW 280 meters....
KFAWKHJ 395 meters.... KHJPacific NorthwestKDZE 270 meters.... KDZEKFEC 248 meters... KFEC KFECKFHR 283 meters...
KFHRKFJC 270 meters.... KFJC KFJCKGW 492 meters.... KGWCentral California 5 30 6 30 7 30 30 30 0 30 11KFBK 283 meters... KFBKKFNV 234 meters.... KFNV KFNVKG0 312 meters.... KG0 "KG0 KGO KG0 KG0 KG() KGOKPO 423 meters.... KPO KPO KPO KPO KPO KPO KPO KPO KPO KPOKLX 509 meters.... KLX KLX KLX KLX KLXKUO 360 meters.... KUOKIM 360 meters.... KZMSouthern CaliforniaKDPT 244 meters.... KDPTKDYM 280 meters.... KDYM KDYM KDYM KDYMKFAW 280 meters.... KFAW KFAW KFA4VKFI 469 meters.... KFI KFI KFI KFI KFI KFI KFI KFIKFON 234 meters.... KFON KFON KFON KFON KFONKHJ 395 meters.... KID KHJ KHJ KHJPacific NorthwestCFAC 430 meters.... CFAC CFACCHBC 410 meters.... CHBC CHBCCFCN 440 meters.... CFCN CFCN CFCNCJCA 450 meters.... CJCA CJCA CJCACKCD 410 meters.... CKCD CKCD CKCDKFAE 330 meters.... KFAE KFAEKFHR 283 meters.... KFHR KFHR KFHRKFJC 270 meters.... KFJC KFJC KFJCKFOA 455 meters.... KFOA KFOA KFOAKGG 360 meters.... KGG WIGKGN 360 meters.... KGNKGW 492 meters.... KOW KGW KGW KGWKJR 283 meters.... KJR KJR KJRKM0 360 meters.... KM0 KMO KMO KMOInlandKDYL 360 meters.... KDYL KDYL KDYLKFKX 341 meters....KFKX KFKX KFKXWBAP 476 meters.... WBAP WRAP WBAP WRAPWDAF 411 meters.... WDAF WDAF WDAF WDAF WDAF WDAFWHB 411 meters.... WHB WHBWOAW 526 meters... WOAW WOAW WOAW WOAWWOC 484 meters... WOC WOC WOC WOC WOC woe
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PROGRAMS FOR MONDAYPROGRAM FOR KPO-423 Meters
Hale Bros. Radio Station. San Francisco10:00 to 10:45 a. m.-
Special program of greeting to the Britishfleet approaching San Francisco harbor.Bass solo-
' British National AnthemJean Cowles
Theodore J. Irwin, accompanistSoprano solo-
American National AnthemMme. Dorothy Raegen Talbot
Theodore J. Irwin, accompanistSpeech of Welcome by Mayor James RolphAddress of Welcome by Admiral Simpson,
U. S. N., commandant Twelfth District.(Program subject to change.)
1:00 to 2:00 p. m.-Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra,
broadcast by wire telephony.2:30 to 3:30 p. m.-
Violin solos-Kol Nidre Max BruchSerenade PierneAve Maria SchubertHumoresque Dvorak
Violet Silver.Program by Lawrence Swalley & Co.. The
Musical Buffoons.Ensemble number-
California, Here I ComeMeet Me at the Golden GateOriental Love Dreams
Banjo solos-The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise
Harry ElliottEnsemble number-
Mandalay(Featuring guitar by Harry Elliott)
Tenor solo-Selected popular number
Frank SnodgrassEnsemble number-
Marcheta's SisterSomebody Stole My GalMusical Buffoons; Lawrence Swalley, di-rector; Harry Elliott, banjo and guitar;Frank Snodgrass, piano, vocal and saxo-phone; Franklin Grant, saxophone and vio-lin; Albert, Stein, trumpet; George Smith,saxophone and clarinet; Frank Grove,drums; Clarence Butterfield, saxophone.
4 :30 to 5 :30 p. m.-Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra,
broadcast by wire telephony.5:30 to 6:30 p. m.-
Children's Hour. Stories by Big Brother ofKPO, taken from the Book of Knowledge:The Winter Sleepof Animals.The Big Ball We Live On.Aladdin and His Lamp.
7:00 to 7:30 p. m.-Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra,
broadcast by wire telephony.8:00 to 9:00 p. m.-
Organ recital by Theodore J. Irwin, officialorganist, at the Wurlitzer.
March (from "Lenore" Symphony) ....RaffOverture (from "William Tell") ....RossiniGavotte-First Heart Throbs EilenbergPierrette ChaminadeWaltz-Fruhlingstimmen StraussSong melody-Smiling Through PennLight opera selection-Maytime . ...RombergC Minor Symphony-Sandante, selected
passages Beethoven
July 7, 1924La Cinquantaine Gabriel -MarieFox-trot-Shine Away Your Blues
Brown and Dabney9:00 to 10:00 p. m.-
Bass-baritone solos-Mother o' Mine TawsYou'd Better Ask Me
William Worthington, one of the direc-tors of Peninsula Studios, San Mateo.
Nina Hinds, accompanistSoprano solos-
On Wings of Song MendeissohnGlaimina Mia Rudolf Friml
Jean MirkTheodore J. Irwin, accompanist
Piano solos-Etude Brilliante, G flat major ChopinWaltz, C sharp minor Chopin
Prof. Mme. H. Moncheur, Belgian pianistBass solos-
Asleep in the Deep PetrieWhen the Bell in the Lighthouse Rings...
SolmanCarl M. Koening
Theodore J. Irwin, accompanistSoprano solos-
Homing Del RiegoThank God for a Garden Del Riego
Jean MirkTheodore J. Irwin, accompanist
Bass -baritone solo-Vision Fugitive (from "Herodiade")
MassenetWilliam Worthington
Nina Hinds, accompanist10:00 to 11:00 p. m.-
E. Max Bradfield's Versatile Band, playingin the Palace Hotel Rose Room Bowl.
PROGRAM FOR KGO-312 MetersGeneral Electric Company, Oakland
1:30 p.m.-New York Stock Exchange and United States
States Weather Bureau reports.3:00 p. m.-
Short musical program.Speaker furnished through the courtesy ofthe Parent-Teacher Associations of the San
Francisco Bay Distrcit.4:00 to 5 :30 p.m.-
Hotel St. Francis Dance Orchestra, SanFrancisco
6:45 p. m.-Final reading stock exchange and weather
reports and news items.8:00 to 10:00 p. m.-
Educational program, with musical num-bers. Courses in agriculture, Spanish, mu-
sic, economics and literature.Edith S. Brown of the University of Cali-fornia will give a talk, her subject being"The Public Health Nurse as a Health
Adviser in the Home."
PROGRAM FOR KHJ-395 MetersLos Angeles Times, Los Angeles
12:30 to 1:15 P. 111.-Carl Allen and his Rendezvous Orchestra
from the Crystal Pier.8:00 to 10:00 p. m.-
Special program through courtesy BarkerBros., presenting Philharmonic Orchestra.
(Program continual on next page)
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PROGRAM FOR KLX-509 MetersOakland Tribune, Oakland
7 :00 to 7:30 p. m.-News items. United States Weather Bureau
bulletin. Market and financial news.8:00 to 10 :00 p. m.-
Program consisting of talks by Universityof California Summer School professorsand music, broadcast through KLX overprivate leased wires from Stephen's Union
Hall, University of California campus.
PROGRAM FOR KFI-469 MetersEarle C. Anthony, Inc., Los Angeles8:00 to 9 :00 p. m.-
Evening Herald concert.9:00 to 10:00 p. m.-
Examiner concert.Thomas Taylor Drill and assisting artists.
10:00 to 11 :00 p. m.-Ambassador Cocoanut Grove Orchestra.
PROGRAM FOR KGW-492 MetersMorning Oregonian. Portland
7:15 p. m.-Police reports.
7:30 p. m.-Baseball scores, weather forecast and mar-
ket reports.8:00 to 10 :00 p. m.-
Concert featuring Harriet Leach, soprano;Florence Leach, contralto; Loise Jacobson,
pianist, and others.
PROGRAM FOR KFOA-455 MetersRhodes Department Store. Seattle
8 :30 p. m.-Carnation Milk Products Company present-ing their monthly program of dance musicfurnished by Babb's B. B. Ladies Orchestra.
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SCHEDULES FOR TUESDAY July 8, 1924First ron in each column, first half -how; second rusk, second half-hour. All bouts given are Pacific time. Indicates 6:45 to 7:00.
Central California 11 a.m. 80 12 30 1 80 2 30 3 30 4 30 11
KGO 312 meters.... KGO KG0 KG0
KPO 423 meters . . . . KPO KPO KPO KPO KPO
KLS 360 meters.... KLS KLS KLSKLX 509 meters.... KLX KLX KLX KLX
KWG 360 meters.... KWG KWG
Southern CaliforniaKDPT 244 meters.... KDPTKFAW 280 meters . . . .
KFAW
KFSG 278 meters... KF8G KF80 KFSG
KHJ 395 meters.... KHJ KID KIDKNX 360 meters.... KNX KNX
Pacific NorthwestCFAC 430 meters... CFAC CFAC
KDZE 270 meters.... KDZE
KFEC 248 meters.... KFEC KFEC
KFHR 283 meters.... KFHR
KFJC 270 meters . . .KFJC KFJC
KGW 492 meters.... KGIV KGW
Central California 6 30 6 80 30 80 30 10 30 11
KFBK 283 meters.... KFBKKID 312 meters.... KGO K00 KG0 KGO KGO KGO KG0 KOO till 1 a.m
KPO 423 meters.... KPO KPO KPO KPO KPO KPO KPO KPO KPO KPO
KLX 509 meters.... KLXKUO 360 meters.... KUOKWG 360 meters.... KWG KWG
KZM 360 meters.... KZMSouthern CaliforniaKDZB 360 meters.... KDZB KDZBKFAW 280 meters . . . KFAWKFI 469 meters.... 1(3`1 KFI KFI KFI KFI KFI KFI KFI KFI KFI
KFON 234 meters.... KFON KFON KFON KFON KFON KFON
KFSG 278 meters.... KM/ KFSG KFSG KFSG KFSG KING KFSG KFSO
KHJ 395 meters.... KILT KILT KHJ KHJ KHJ KILT KID KHJ K11.1
KJS 360 meters.... KJS KJS
Pacific NorthwestCFAC 430 meters.... CFAC CFAC CFAC
CFCN 440 meters... CFCN CFCN CFCN
CHBC 410 meters . . . CHBC CHBC CHBC
CKCD 410 meters.... CKCD CKCD
CKCK 420 meters . . . CKCK CKCK CKCKKFHR 283 meters.... KFHR KFHR KFHR KFHR KFHR
KFJC 270 meters... KFJC KFJC KFJC
KGG 360 meters.... KOO KGG
KGW 492 meters... KGW
KGY 258 meters... KGY KGY
KHQ 360 meters . . . KHQ KHQ
KJR 283 meters.... KJRKMO KMO KMO ICM0
InlandKDYL 360 meters.... KDYL KDYL KDYLKFKX 341 meters.... KFKX KFKX KFKX
WBAP 476 meters.... WRAP WRAP WBAP WRAP
WGR 370 meters...WHB 411 meters . . . WHB WHB WHB
WON WGN, WGN WGN WGN WON
WOAW 526 meters.... WOAW WOMY WOAW WOAW WOAW__
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PROGRAMS FOR TUESDAYPROGRAM FOR KGO-3l2 Meters
General Electric Company, Oakland4:00 to 5 :30 p. m.-
Concert Orchestra of Hotel St. Francis, SanFrancisco
6:45 p.Final reading stock exchange and weather
reports and news items.8:00 to 10:00p. m.-
Part OneInstrumental selection-
Dance of the Hours PonchielliNeapolitaine Four
Soprano solos-Una voce poco fa RossiniZemire and Azor Espohr
Isabella EngleViola solo-
Song Without Words MendelssohnEdward Leslie
Coloratura soprano solos-Qui la voce (from "II Puritani")..BelliniNymphs and Shepherds Purcell
Georgette Schiller(16 -year -old pupil of Homer Henly)
Baritone solos-In Circe's Garden SpeaksThe Sea Road Von Hoist
Luther E. Stein(Pupil of Homer Henly)
One -act comedy-The Florist Shop Hawkridge
CastMaud, the florist's bookkeeper.Vera F. MorseHenry, the office boy C Al. AndersonSlovsky, proprietor of shop.W. J. De GloriaMiss Wells, timid, talkative spinster
Mary HarperMr. Jackson, spinster's flancee.Henry Finke
Under direction Wilda Wilson ChurchDramatic soprano solo-
Pace mio dio (from "La Forza del Des-tino") Verdi
Merle FloydRuth Burlingame, accompanist
Baritone solos-Largo HandelGloria Buzzi-Peccia
Edwin Heinsohn(Pupil of Carl Anderson)
Instrumental selection-March Volunteer Metra
Neapolitaine FourPart Two
Furnished by Etude Musical Club of Oak-land (colored).
Chorus-Viking Song Taylor
The Etude CluhTenor solo-
Somewhere in the WorldHarry Pierson
Chorus-Steal Away Smith
The Etude ClubDuet for soprano and contralto-
Sadie Phipps and Carrie TaylorViolin solo-
Owen A. TroyChorus for women's voices-
Since You Went Away Johnson(Solo by Marguerite Johnson)
Chorus-Lee Shore Coleridge -Taylor
The Etude Club
July 8, 1924Selections for ladies' guar' ette-
Lutie Saunders, Marie Lenex, MyrtleMitchell, Louaida Johnston
Chorus-Listen to the Lambs Dett
The Etude ClubContralto solo-
That Is WhyLouaida Johnston
Vocal trio-Nobody Knows the Trouble I See (negro
spiritual)Lutie Saunders, Marguerite Johnson,
Louaida JohnstonChorus -
0 Southland Rosamond JohnsonThe Etude Club
(Solo by Lutie Saunders)10:00 p. m to 1:00 a. m.-
Hotel St. Francis Dance Orchestra, SanFrancisco.
PROGRAM FOR KPO-423 MetersHale Bros. Radio Station. San Francisco12:00 noon-
Time signals from the Naval Observatory.Reading of the Scriptures.
1:00 to 2:00 p. m.-Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra,
broadcast by wire telephony.2:30 to 3:30 p. m.-
Organ recital by Theodore J. Irwin, officialorganist, at the Wurlitzer.
Fox-trot-Hfle Hilo SchusterLight opera selection-"Prince of Pilsen"
LuderWaltzSelection popular melodiesSerenade SchubertPopular waltz melody-Nightingale
BrockmanFox-trot-Don't Mind the Rain
Miller and CohnOperatic selection-The Pearl Fishers....
BizetFox-trot-Watching the Moon Rise
Whiting4:30 to 5:30 p. m.-
Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra,broadcast by wire telephony.
5:30 to 6:30 p. m.-Children's Hour. Stories by Big Brother ofKPO, taken from the Book of Knowledge:Nature's Wonderful Family.Pardners.Animals That Work for Nature.
7 :00 to 7 :30 p.Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra,
broadcast by wire telephony.8:00 to 10:00 p. m.-
Quartette selections-When Good Fellows Get Together.. BullardSleepy Hills of Tennessee Meyer
Exchange Club QuartetteEllis Coleman, first tenor; John Eng-land, second tenor; Theodore J. Irwin,first bass; Jean Cowles, second bass.Soprano solos-
C.asta Diva (from "Norma") BelliniAuld Lang Syne
Mme. Dorothy Raegen TalbotTheodore J. Irwin, accompanist
Quartette selections-Heidelburg Stein Song Shattuck
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Absent MetcalfExchange Club Quartette
Speeches by the admiral and officers ofthe British fleet, from the banquet at the
Palace Hotel. (Subject to change.)Quartette selections-
Why Did I Kiss That Girl?California, Here I Come
Exchange Club QuartetteSolos-
SelectedMrs. Harry Steel Haley
John England, tenor; Jean Cowles, bass,accompanied by Mrs. Haley
Soprano solo-Mandalay (by request)
Mme. Dorothy Raegen TalbotTheodore J. Irwin, accompanist
Quartette selections-Invictus Bruno HuhnThe West, a Nest and You
Exchange Club QuartetteSoprano solos-
Ah Non Credea Mirarti BelliniNational Anthem of Great Britain (sung
in honor of British fleet guests of SanFrancisco)
Mme. Dorothy Raegen TalbotTheodore J. Irwin, accompanist
Sass solos-Loch Lomond (old Scotch air)Lass o' Mine Walt
Alick SherriffsTheodore J. Irwin, accompanist
Quartette selections-I'se Gwine Back to Dixie Whit,Sleep Liebig
Exchange Club QuartetteQuartette numbers accompanied by
Mrs. Harry Steel Haley10:00 to 11:00 p. m.-
E. Max Bradfleld's Versatile Band, playingin the Palace Hotel Rose Room Bowl.
PROGRAM FOR KFI-469 MetersEarle C. Anthony, Inc., Los Angeles8:00 to 9:00 p. m.-
Ambassador Cocoanut Grove Orchestra.9:00 to 10:00 p. m.-
Examiner concert.Highland Park Six Orchestra.
10:00 to 11:00 p. m.-Don Meany arranging concert.
PROGRAM FOR KGW-492 MetersMorning Oregonian. Portland
7:15 p. m.-Police reports.
7:30 p. m.-Baseball scores, weather forecast and mar-
ket reports.8:00 p. m.-
Concert provided by Seiberling-Lucas Mu-sic Company.
PROGRAM FOR KFSG-278 MetersAngelus Temple, Echo Park, Los Angeles8:00 to 9:00 p. m.-
Auditorium service. Sermon by AimeeSemple McPherson.
9:00 to 10:00 p. m.-Grey Studio program presented by JohnHall's Swanee Jubilee Singers and Sierra
Trio of Pasadena.10:00 to 10:30 p. m.-
Organ recital by Roy Reid Brignall.
PROGRAM FOR KLX-509 MetersOakland Tribune, Oakland
3:00 to 5 :00 p. m.-Baseball; all leagues.
7:00 to 7:30p.m.-News items. United States Weather Bureau
bulletin. Market and financial news.PROGRAM FOR KHJ-395 MetersLos Angeles Times, Los Angeles
8:00 to 10:00 p. m.-Program through courtesy Stebbins, Rob-erts Bucor Company, arranged by J.
Howard Johnson.10:00 to 11 :00 p.m.-
Art Hickman's Dance Orchestra from theBiltmore Hotel.
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PROGRAMS FOR WEDNESDAY July 9, 1924PROGRAM FOR KLX-509 Meters
Oakland Tribune, Oakland3:00 to 5:00 p. m.-
Baseball; all leagues.7 :00 to 7:30 p.
News items. United States Weather Bureaubulletin. Market and financial news.8:00 to 10:20 p. m.-,
Studio program and music from the Ameri-can Theatre.
Studio program:Soprano solos-
Ernani (Opera "Ernani") VerdiSilver Threads Among the Gold DankApril Morn Batten
Mme. Dorothy Raegen TalbotClair Darrimon, accompanist
Cornet solo --The Bride of the Waves Clarke
George H. E. GreenReview of Andrew Mellon's book, "Taxa-iton, the People's Business," arranged byLawrence Drake of the book departmentof the White House, San Francisco; J. S.Curran, assistant vice-president of Angloand London Paris National Bank, San
Francisco, reviewer.(This will be the first of a series of bookreviews arranged by the White House.)
Soprano solos-Old Folks at HomeVale RusselCaro Nome (Opera "Rigoletto") Verdi
Mme. Dorothy Raegen TalbotClair Darrimon, accompanist
English concertina solos-National Songs
J. W. GreenVocal solo-
The Wood Pigeon LehmanMrs. G. H. E. Green
Cornet and trombone duet-Excelsior Balfe
George H. E. Green and J. W. Green(Green & Son.)
Overture by American Theatre Orchestra;private leased wires through KLX.
Pianoforte solos-Sonata Pathetique BeethovenAndante Finale Lammermoor
(For left hand only)Mrs. G. H. E. Green
Cornet solo-The Lost Chord Sullivan
George H. E GreenVocal solo-
The Little Brown Owl SandersonMrs. H. E. Green
Trombone solo-The Death of Nelson Braham
J. W. GreenConcertina solo-
Simple Aveu ThomeJ. W. Green
Cornet solos-Infiammatus (from "Stabat Mater") ....
RossiniMusic written to Tennyson's "Dirge" bysoloist, and harmonized by J. W. Green
George H. E. GreenOrgan recital by Clement Barker; broadcastfrom the American Theatre over private
leased wires through KLX.
PROGRAM FOR KPO-423 MetersHalo Bros. Radio Station. San Francisco
1:00 to 2:00 p. m.-Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra,
broadcast by wire telephony. .
2:30 to 3:30 p. m.-Jack Fait's Entella Cafe Orchestra.
4:30 to 5 :30 p. m.-Rudy S'eiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra,
broadcast by wire telephony.5 :30 to 13:30 p. m.-
Children's Hour. Stories by Big Brother ofKPO, taken from the Book of Knowledge:Answers to Questions.How Life Began on Earth.The Quest of the Golden Fleece.
7:00 to 7:30 p. m.-Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra,
broadcast by wire telephony.8:00 to 11 :00 p. m.-
E. Max Bradfield's Versatile Band, playingin the Palace Hotel Rose Room Bowl.
During the intermissions in this programJoseph Carey, eminent blind composer, vo-calist and pianist, will broadcast an attrac-tive program of original songs. A new songwritten by him especially for broadcasting,entitled "Hello, Mother, Hello Dad," will besung for the first time by Charles Delmar,basso, assisted by brother vocalists. It isreplete with beautiful harmonies and tellsthe story of a son far from his home, sing-ing to his parents the songs of boyhooddays. Another feature of the concert willbe the appearance of Mrs. Elizabeth Scully,contralto in several groups of Carey's songs.Mrs. Scully's beautiful voice will be en-hanced by the playing of several cello ob-ligates by Gertrude Graham Adams, anartist on her chosen instrument. At 11:00o'clock, as a compliment to his brotherElks, Joseph Carey will present for the firsttime over radio his well-known song, "TheChimes of Eleven," being a toast to the ab-sent brothers of Elkdom. Ringing of the
chimes will precede the song.
PROGRAM FOR KGO-312 MetersGeneral Electric Company, Oakland
1:30 p.m.-New York Stock Exchange and United States
States Weather Bureau reports.3:00 p. m.-
Short musical program.Address, "Responsibilities of the Press," by
James E. Wales4:00 to 5 :30 p. m.-
Concert Orchestra of Hotel St. Francis, SanFrancisco
8:45 P. m.-Final reading stock exchange and weather
reports and news items.PROGRAM FOR REJ-395 MetersLos Angeles Times,. Los Angeles
8:00 to 9:00 p. m.-Program presented through the courtesy of
the =Ben Hur Company.9 :00 to 10:00 p. m.-
Dr. Mars Baumgardt, lecturer.Hoffman's Hawaiian Trio, through cour-
tesy of Hoffman Candy Company.10:00 to 11 :00 p. m.-
Art Hickman's Dance Orchestra from theBiltmore Hotel.
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KDZE 270 meters.... KDZEKFEC 248 meters . . . .
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KFJC 270 meters. . . . KFJC KFJCKGW 492 meters . . . . KGW KGW
Central California 5 30 6 30 30 30 9 30 10 30 11
KFBK 283 meters . . KFBKKGO 312 meters.... KG0 *KG0 KG0 KGO EGO KG0 KGO
KPO 423 meters . .
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PROGRAMS FOR THURSDAYPROGRAM FOR EGO -312 Meters
General Electric Company, Oakland1:30 p.m.-
New York Stock Exchange and United StatesStates Weather Bureau reports.
4 :00 to 5 :30 p.Concert Orchestra of Hotel St. Francis, San
Francisco6:45 p. m.-
Final reading stock exchange and weatherreports and news items.
8:00 to 10:00 p.m.-PASSING OF THE THIRD FLOOR BACK, adrama in three acts, by Jerome K. Jerome.Played by the EGO Players under direction
of Wilda Wilson Church.Cast
Mrs. Sharp Mary HarperStacie LallieMiss Kite Vera Frances MorseMrs. de Hooley Florence PalmerMrs. Thompson Evelyn AveryMajor Thompson Burt HortonVivian Thompson Edna JonesChristopher Penny Charles FieldJape Samuels Barry HopkinsHarry Larckom Fred ThomasJoey Wright Guy ItibbeeThe Stranger in the Third Floor Back....
Richard HotalingInstrumental selection-
E WaldtevfelNeapolitaine Four
Act OneInstrumental selection-
Polish National Dance WieniawskiNeapolitaine Four
Act TwoInstrumental selection-
Hungarian Dance No. 1 BrahmsNeapolitaine Four
Act ThreeInstrumental selection-
The Jolly Coppersmith PeterNeapolitaine Four
PROGRAM FOR KFSG-278 MetersAngelus Temple, Echo Park, Los Angeles8:00 to 9:00 p. m.-
Pasadena Elks Band No. 672. assisted byW. W. McCann, baritone, and Elks Quar-tette. Baptismal service by Aimee Semple
McPherson.9:00 to 10:00 p. m.-
Grey Studio program. Pasadena Elks BandNo. 672. Temple Choir; Gladwyn Nichols,director. Jennie M. Durkee, ukelele, guitar
and banjo teacher.10:00 to 10:30 p. m.-
Organ recital by Esther Fricke Green.
PROGRAM FOR KFI-469 MetersEarle C. Anthony, Inc.. Los Angeles
8 :00 to 9:00 p. m.-Ambassador Cocoanut Grove Orchestra.
9:00 to 10:00p. m.-Examiner concert.Albert Metzler and L. A. Mourne Trio.
10:00 to 11:00 p. m.-John Smallman arranging concert.
July 10, 1924PROGRAM FOR KPO-423 Meters
Hale Bros. Radio Station. San Francisco1:00 to 2 :00 p. m.-
Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra,broadcast by wire telephony.
2:30 to 3:30 p. m.-Piano accordion solos-
The Sharpshooter's March MetalloCarry Me Back to Old Virginia Bland
Alberta BaileyProgram under management of May Clarke
Burns:Lyric soprano solos-
Tiptoe Molly CarewA Kiss in the Dark Victor Herbert
Edna Walsh GallagherVocal duet-
Starlight Love PennPickaninny Rose Madelyn Sheppard
Edna W. Gallagher, lyric sopranoMay Clarke Burns, mezzo soprano
Piano solo-Scenes from Childhood Schumann
Madeline Gilmour (pupil of Eileen Feely)Mezzo soprano solos-
Till Then Paul HaensslerCalifornia Lullaby Rudy Seiger
May Clarke BurnsVocal duet-
Gray Days PennThe West, a Nest and You Billy Hill
Edna W. Gallagher, lyric sopranoMay Clarke Burns, mezzo soprano
Piano accordion solos-HavanaI'm Going South
Alberta Bailey4:30 to 5:30 p. m.-
Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra,broadcast by wire telephony.
5:30 to 6:30 p.Children's Hour. Stories by Big Brother ofKPO, taken from the Book of Knowledge:Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.How An Oyster Makes a Pearl.The Zoo That Never Was.
7:00 to 7:30 p. m.Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra,
broadcast by wire telephony.8 :00 to 9:00 p. m.-
Organ recital by Theodore J. Irwin, officialorganist, at the Wurlitzer.
March-Stars and Stripes Forever.... SousaSelection American airsWaltz-Water Nymph NevinNarcissus NevinSelection-Airs of the British IslesSelection-Mlle. Modiste.... Victor Herbert
Song Melodies-AlohaLa PalomaRubinesque SlaterCoquetterie WachsWaltz Song-When Lights Are Low
FioritoFox-trot
9:00 to 10:00 p. m.-Program in honor of British fleet.
Scotch comedy songs-I Love to Be a SailorRoamin' in the Gloamin'
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Breakfast in My Bed on Sunday Morning..Jim McKenna, Scottish entertainerGeorge W. Ackerman, accompanist
Welsh songs-Make New Friends but Keep the Old....
Dr. Joseph ParryBells of Aberdorey (Old Welsh)
Gwyn Jones Tebault, contraltoTheodore J. Irwin, accompanist
Tenor solos-Duna McGillOld Pal of Mine
Frank Terramorse, Jr., Navy tar 'Theodore J. Irwin, accompanist
Irish songs-Selected
Patricia O'Connor Morbio, sopranoCanadian songs-
Oh, Oh, Hear the Wild Winds Blow....Tito Mattel
0, Canada (Canadian national anthem)....Mrs. D. B. McKinley, contralto, Toronto
Theodore J. Irwin, accompanistEnglish songs-
Come, Let's Be MerryRoses of Picardy
E. Harold Dana, baritoneScotch comedy songs-
When I Get Back Again to Bonnie ScotlandThe Message BoyI Think I'll Get Wed in the Summertime
Jim McKenna, Scottish entertainerGeorge W. Ackerman, accompanist
Tenor solos-From the Land of the Sky-blue Water...
CadmanGod Remembers When the World Forgets
Carrie Jacobs BondFrank Terramorse, Jr., Navy tarTheodore J. Irwin, accompanist
English songs-MaryThe Pretty CITature
E. Harold Dana, baritone
19:00 to 11 :00 p. m.-E. Max Bradfleld's Versatile Band, playing
in the Palace Hotel Rose Room Bowl.
PROGRAM FOR KGW-492 MetersMorning Oregonian. Portland
7:30 p. m.-Baseball scores, weather forecast and mar-
ket reports.8:00 p. m.-
Concert.10 :00 p. m. --
Dance music by George Olsen's MetropolitanOrchestra of the Hotel Portland.PROGRAM FOR KLX-509 meters
Oakland Tribune, Oakland3:00 to 5:00 p. m.-
Baseball; all leagues.7:00 to 7:30 p.
News items. United States Weather Bureaubulletin. Market and financial news.
PROGRAM FOR KRJ-.395 MetersLos Angeles Timm. Les Angeles
8:00 to 10:00 p. m.-Program presented through the courtesy of
the Platt Music Company.10:00 to 11:00 p. m.-
Art Hickman's Dance Orchestra from theBiltmore Hotel.
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Central California 11KGO 312 meters....KPO 423 meters....
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KPO
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KPO
4 30 5KGO KGOKPO
KLS 360 meters....KLX 509 meters....KWG 360 meters....
KLS KLS KLSKLX KLX KLX KLX
KWG KWGSouthern CaliforniaKDPT 244 meters.... KDPTKFAW 280 meters....KFSG 278 meters....KHJ 395 meters.... KHJ KHJ
KF80KHJ
KFAWKFSG KFEIG
Pacific NorthwestCFAC 430 meters....KFEC 248 meters....
CFAC CFACKFEC KFECKFHR 283 meters.... KFHR KFHR KFHR
KFJC 270 meters.... KFJC KFJCKFOA 455 meters.... KFOAKGW 492 meters... KGW KGW
Central California 30 6 30 7 30 30 9 30 10 30 11KFBK 283 meters.... KFBKKFNV 234 meters.... KFNV KFNVKG0 312 meters.... KGO K00 KG0KPO 423 meters....KLX 509 meters....KUO 360 meters....KWG 360 meters....KZM 360 meters....
KUO
KZM
KLX KLX KLX
KWG KWG
KLX KLX
Southern CaliforniaKDPT 244 meters....KDYM 280 meters....KDZB 360 meters....
KFHJ 360 meters....KFI 469 meters....KFON 234 meters....KFSG 278 meters....KHJ 395 meters....
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KFI KFIKFON
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KDPT
KFHJ KFHJKFI
KFONKING
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PROGRAMS FOR FRIDAYPROGRAM FOR KI.X-509 Meters
Oakland Tribune, Oakland3:00 to 5 :00 p. m.-
Baseball ; all leagues.8:00 to 10:00 p. m.-
Studio program and music by the Ameri-can Theatre Orchestra.
Studio program-Soprano solos-
Musetta's Waltz ("La Boheme") PucciniDown in the Forest Ronald
Dorothy BuechnerSoprano soloist, Plymouth Congregational
Church, OaklandInstrumental selections-
Hono Hone HawaiiAmama
Hawaiian Harmony KingsSoprano solos-
Lindy Lou StricklandPierrot Watts
Dorothy BuechnerInstrumental selections-
WavalikoMatsoniaHonolulu Blues
Hawaiian Harmony KingsVocal selections-
Group OneHazel Carson Wood
Instrumental selections-KilahaiA Smile Will Go a Long, Long Way
MaMa BluesHawaiian Harmony Kings
Vocal selections-Group Two
Hazel Carson WoodInstrumental selections-
LeihuaMarchOne, Two, Three, FourWestern NestAloha
Hawaiian Harmony KingsVocal selections-
All for You d'HardelotCome, Sing to Me
Mrs. R. D. Papandra, accompanyingherself at the piano
Piano solos-Waltz . GouldHarlequin RobertsMusic broadcast from the American Theatreover private leased wires from the theatre
pit, through KLX.The American Theatre Orchestra; OwenSweeten, director; followed by organ re-
cital by Clement Barker.PROGRAM FOR KFSG-278 Meters
Angelus Temple, Echo Park, Los Angeles6:30 to 7 :30 p. m.-
Kozy Hour program. Ada Lantz, soprano;Floyd Marvin, tenor; S. T. Lashbrook,tenor; Ruth Frances Thomas, accompanist
and soloist.9:00 to 10:00 p. m.-
Edendale Concert Company ; Mary Watts,manager. Assisted by Mme. Eleanor Doty,prima donna; J. Donald Thrall, baritone;Louis Low, flutist; Mildred Anderson, mez-zo soprano; Emma Wendt String Trio;
Mary Watts, contralto.10:00 to 10:30 p. m.-
Organ recital by B. Ernest Ballard.
July 11, 1924PROGRAM FOR KPO-423 Meters
Hale Brea. Radio Station, San Francisco12:00 noon-
Time signals from the Naval Observatory.Reading of the Scripture.
12:45 p. m.-Talk broadcast from Commonwealth Club
luncheon at Palace Hotel.1:00 to 2:00 p. m.-
Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra,broadcast by wire telephony.
2:30 to 3:30 p. m.-Organ recital by Theodore J. Irwin, official
organist, at the Wurlitzer.Fox-trot-Why Did I Kiss That Girl"'
HendersonWaltz-Rose Mousse BoseLight opera selection-"Robin Hood"....
De KovenPopular waltz songCabaletto LackSelection of Irish airsOperatic selection-"Madame Butterfly" . .
PucciniFox-trot-Sawmill River Road Tierney
4:30 to 5:30 p. m.-Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra,
broadcast by wire telephony.PROGRAM FOR KG0-312 Meters
General Electric Company, Oakland1:30 p.m.-
New York Stock Exchange and United StatesStates Weather Bureau reports.
3:00 p. m.-Short musical program and one -act play.
4:00 to 5:30 p. m.-Concert Orchestra of Hotel St. Francis, San
Francisco6:45 p. m.-
Final reading stock exchange and weatherreports and news items.
PROGRAM FOR KFOA-455 MetersRhodes Department Store, Seattle
8 :30 p. m.-Kiwanis Club of Seattle giving first of seriesof civic club programs, featuring the CampFire Girls. An instructive talk will be givenon Kiwanis' activities. Camp Fire Girls 20 -piece orchestra will render several selec-
tions. Tenor, soprano and violin solos.PROGRAM FOR EGW-492 Meters
Merida' Oregonian, Portland7 :30 p. m.-
Baseball scores, weather forecast and mar-ket reports.
10:30Jp. m.-Hoot Owls.
PROGRAM FOR KFI-469 MetersEarle C. Anthony, Inc., Los Angeles8:00 to 9:00 p. m.-
Evening Herald concert.9:00 to 10 :00 p.
Examiner concert.Carolyn O'Brien, pianist and Flovia Gainis,
violinist.10:00 toll:00 p. m.-
Varied program.11 :00 to 12:00 p. m.-
Ambassador Cocoanut Grove Orchestra.
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Central California 11 a.m. 30KGO 312 meters....KPO 423 meters....KLS 360 meters.... KLSKLX 509 meters....KWG 360 meters.. .
Southern CaliforniaKFAW 280 meters....KFSG 278 meters....KHJ 395 meters....Pacific NorthwestCFAC 430 meters....KFEC 248 meters.... KFBCKFHR 283 meters....KFJC 270 meters....KFOA 455 meters....KGW 492 meters.... KGW
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Central California 5 30 8 30KFBK 283 meters.... KFBKKG0 312 meters.... KG0KJQ 273 meters....KPO 423 meters ...KLX 509 meters.... KLXKRE 275 meters....KZM 360 meters.... *KZMSouthern CaliforniaKDPT 244 meters.... KDPTKDZB 360 meters....KFAW 280 meters.... KFAWKFI 469 meters.... KFI KFI "KFI KFIKFON 234 meters . . . . KFON KFON KFONKFHJ 360 meters....KFSG 278 meters . . . . KFSO KFSO KFSGKHJ 395 meters.... KHJ KHJ KILTPacific NorthwestCFAC 430 meters.... CFAC CFAC CFACCFCN 440 meters....CJCA 450 meters....CKCD 410 meters....KFHR 283 meters . . . KFHR KFHR KFHR KFHRKFJC 270 meters....KGG 360 meters.... 1(00 KGGKGW 492 meters....KJR 283 meters.... KJR KJRKM0 360 meters.... KM0 KMOInlandKDYL 360 meters.... KDYL KDYL KDYLWG N 370 meters.... WON WGNWOAW 526 meters.... WOAW WOAWWOC 484 meters.... WOC WOCWHB 411 meters.... WHB WHB
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PROGRAMS FOR SATURDAY July 12, 1924PROGRAM FOR KGO-312 Meters
General Electric Company, Oakland12:30 p. m.-
New York Stock Exchange and United StatesStates Weather Bureau reports.
4:00 to 5:30 p. trL-C.oncert Orchestra of Hotel St. Francis, San
Francisco8:00 to 10:00 p. m.-
Program by San Jose Sciots Band; EdwardTowner, director.
March-Invincible Fidelity Fradeneck
San Jose Sciots BandSoprano solos-
Stars of Normandy Stephen AdamThe Dustman Molloy
Mrs. George W. MacMillanGeorge W. MacMillan, accompanist
Instrumental selection-Selection from "Faust" Gounod
Saxophone QuartetteInstrumental selection-
Medley of Patriotic and War Song Melo-dies Hayes
San Jose Sciots BandBaritone solos-
For All E'ernity Mascheroni0 Heart of Mine Clough-Leighter
G. Franklin RobertsTrombone Oddity-
La ssus Trombone FillmoreSaxophone solos-
Paul KingPiano solos-
C Sharp Minor Polonaise ChopinMazurka Chopin
Joseph McIntyre, BerkeleyChartcetristic waltz, with chimes-
Angelus LotterSan Jose Sciots Band
Cornet solo-Killarney Ralf e
Ed, MooreBass solo-
Trade Winds KeelD. E. Neal
Instrumental selections-Rose of An Hour Al. BarnhouseTwelfth Street Rag Bowman
Saxophone Quar:ettePiano solo-
Rigoletto Paraphrase LisztEdna Kindall
March-In Storm and Sunshine .......... ......11eed
San Jose Sciots Band10:00 p. m. to 1:00 a. m.-
Hotel St. Francis Dance Orchestra, SanFrancisco.
PROGRAM FOR KHJ-395 MetersLos Angeles Times. Los Angeles
8 :00 to 10:00 p. m.-Program presented through the courtesy of
San Diego Elks.10:00 to 11:00 p. m.-
Art Hickman's Dance Orchestra from theBiltmore Hotel.
PROGRAM FOR KPO-428 MetersHale Bros. Radio Station. San Francisco
8:00 to 12:00 p. m.-Dance music by Art Weidner's Orchestra
playing at the Fairmont Hotel.EPO Trio during intermissions.
PROGRAM FOR KLX-509 MetersOakland Tribune, Oakland
3:00 to 5:00 p. m.-Baseball ; all leagues.
7:00 to 7:30 p. m.-News items. United States Weather Bureau
bulletin. Market and financial news.PROGRAM FOR KGW-492 Meters
Morning Oregonian, Portland10:00 to 12:00 p. m.-
Baseball scores and weather forecast.Dance music by George Olsen's Metropoli-
tan Orchestra of the Hotel Portland.PROGRAM FOR KFI-469 Meters
Earle C. Anthony, Inc., Los Angeles8:00 to 9 :00 p. m.-
Mixed program.9:00 to 10:00 p. m.-
Examiner concert.Musical program by Ray Crittenden of the
Crittenden School of Music, Pomona.10:00 to 11:00 p. m.-
Popular song concert.11:00 to 12 :00 p. m.-
Ambassador Cocoanut Grove Orchestra.PROGRAM FOR KRE-278 Meters
Berkeley Gazette, Berkeley8:00 to 12:00 p. m.-
Dance music by Horace Heidt's Orchestra ofthe Hotel Claremont.
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