Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 7

aklanti Ctiiune AUGUST 27, 1923 CLASSICAL MUSIC TO MARK KLX PROGRAM TONIGHT MONDAY EVENING TEST SET HHKDG' HSflY SWISRXS act Popular KLX adio Singers MAUD DUNN, who has become one of the most popular of radio vocalists, and GRAHAM C. DEXTER, one of the regular entertainers on The TRIBUNE station. They will be heard tonight on a concert recital. F0B'PHa'KU( Radio sgeK SO 8 METEKS Tt-ta OAKLAND TM UHt morning exercises 7-8 AM Conducted bj Forrest CSmitbson mVriins? Time signals throughout day by ROUTING NT 1 courtesy ot AIDerta uanay (jo. 7 to 8 a.

m. Exercises. nnuiu HILL uu HUNTING WORK FEATURE FUN The Federal Radio Commission kaa expressed willingness to co- in the testing of a plan to operate a large number of stations simultaneously on a sinele wave- 1. Starting position Hands on shoulders. Count of one: Bend trunk backward and extend arms downward, knuckles up.

Count of two: Return to starting position. Inhale on first count; exhale on first count, exhale on second count. 2. Starting i 1 1 Arms to thrust. Count of one: Turn head to right and back to starting position.

Count of two: Turn head to left and back to starting position. nstn without interrerence. ac- rdins to an announcement by aui M. Titus or 2 Kector street. Rastus and Professor I-Know-It to Journey After Jobs; Besserer fo Play Organ.

The die is cast and both Rastus and Prof. I. Know-It his pal, nginator of the system and farmer owner of Station WOKT. Jamboree and Light Musical Offerings to Mark Local Radio Programs. Light entertainment will be the order of the evening on the bay city stations with frolics In evi itochester.

N. T. ays The head must be held erect, the chin square, muscles of neck being stretched; shoulders remain square Titus pointed out that there were now more than 600 stations operating on about ninety wavelengths. He said the removal of are going to work for a living. to the front.

3. Running exercise starting position BrinK arms to thrust. Count of one; Start off with right foot. Count of two: Use left toot. The This evening at -p.

m. the two burnt-cork work-avolders will leave the studios of KLX, the broadcasting station of The TRIBUNE, in correct movement for this exercise is to bring the knees high. iiun. on the toes. search of the Ambassador Laundry iuencies, iuu to eacn assignment, "in accordance with his system, "will better conditions to such an extent that It will be a comparatively simple matter to obtain equalized distribution of licenses, frequencies and power throughout the United States in accordance with the radio law." Commissioner O.

H. Caldwell ex which Is sponsoring the new comedy hour, Whether the pair ever arrive at Threat to Shoot Up Town Costs $120 CLOVERDALE, Aug. 27. Mur 10:30 to 11 a. m.

Martha Lee Home Economics hour. 12 m. Standard time by TRIBUNE siren. 12 to 1 p. m.

George Otto's Ha-waiians. 2 to 2:30 p. m. Jackson Record- lnKs- 5 to 6:30 p. pi- Rastus and Professor I-Know-It, by courtesy of Ambassador Laundry Co.

5:30 to 6:30 p. m. Brother Bob hour. 6:30 to 7 p. m.

Bagdadians. 7 to 7:30 p. in. The Bagdadians. 7 to 7:30 p.

m. News reports. 8 to 9 p. m. Studio program.

9 to 9:30 p. m. Marjorie Legge, pianist. 9:30 to 10" p. m.

George Otto Ha-waiians. TOMORROW. Time signals throughout day by courtesy-of Alberta Candy Co. 7 to 8 a. m.

Exercises. 10:30 to 11 a. m. Martha Lee Home Economics hour. 12 m.

Standard time by TRIBUNE siren. 12 to 1 p. m. George Otto's 2 to 2:40 p. m.

Jackson Recordings. 2:40 to 4:30 p. m. Baseball broadcast direct from ball park. 4:30 to p.

m. Chas. T. Besserer at Scottish Rite organ, broadcast by remote control from new Scottish Rite Temple. 5:30 to 6:30 p.

ni. Brother Bob hour. 6:30 to 7 p. m. Bagdadians.

7to 7:30 p. m. News reports. 9 to 9 p. m.

Remar hour, by courtesy of Golden Sheaf-Remar Baking company. 9 to 10 p. ni. Popular song hits. Vatlejo Plans Navy Exhibit at State Fair VALLEJO, Aug.

27. Vallejo Is to have a navy exhibit of guns, powder and ordnance at the state fair this year. The equipment will be borrowed from the Mare Island navy yard. the laundry Is another matter, for ray G. Dalton was fined J120 -here Rastus and the Prof, are notorious for getting Into difficulties and the way appears too smooth to be true this evening.

They will be In evi by Judge Orr on a charge or ais-turbing the peace and reckless driving. Dalton, threatened, to shoot up the town in true wetsern style after he had been refused a drink at a local hotel. It was alleged. Following a wild chase In the streets, he was caught by Night Watchman Robert Senteney. plained that the commission had agreed to grant permission to one 6U0 watt station to change its wave to that of another nearby station of similar wattage to permit Titus and his associates to test the system under operating conditions with good power, before any wavelengths were granted for a greater number of broadcasters.

He said alx-hour tests would be arranged very night for a month dence at many of the stations. Chief among these In point of seniority and general quality Is the KFRC Blue Monday Jamboree which Is attended by most of the entertainers appearing on the station throuchout the week. These artists gather In an Informal sort of meeting bandying jests and songs from 8 to 10 p. m. and are followed by ten minutes of black-face comedy by Amos n' Andy.

Bv this time the controls may readily be shifted to the KPO Variety hour where stations artists are also gather In a regular frolic lasting until midnight and frequently productive of sport for the listeners. The NBC presentations today will be many and varied Including the 4 to 4:30 Yellow Cab gayetles; the R. C. A. hour from 7 to 8 with a new adventure of Ranger Bill and a general spirit of outdoor life.

At 8 p. m. the attention of the listeners on the, chain will be directed toward Rudy Selger and his symphony orchestra and at 8 p. m. "Song Paintings," a comparatively new program, will be offered as the final presentation of the evening.

KGO will follow this hour by a broadcast of Its own, the General Electric program directed by Leon Strashun and containing several guest artists In addition to the orchestra. KTAB and' KFWM, also on this side of the bay, have varied offerings. fit First Yolo Grapes Are Sent to East WOODLAND, Aug. 27. With the harvest put ahead a full week by the heat wave, Yolo oounty's first carload of Juice grapes were on their way to eastern markets.

A decrease in the yield per acre has been offset by the planting of 1000 additional acres of grapes In this county, growers say, and the crop Is expected to exceed 400 dence on the air from 6 to 6:30, after which Brother Bob and his Children's Hour will take the microphones, glvlngf way in turn to Frank O'Farrell and the Bagdad-ians. Tonight will be given over mainly to the classics with two studio programs scheduled filling the time from 8 to 10 and havjng as featured artists Helen W'egman Par-melee, Maud Dunn, Nerlno Tur-chet and Graham C. Dexter. Mrs. Parmelee will play selections by Moskowskl, Huerter, Chopin, Grainger and Dolmetsch, notably Grainger's "Irish Tune from County Derry" and Dolmetsch's "Valae Lente." The other selections of the singers will be In similar and Turchet, the accordianlst will use a few popular numbers as encore offerings during his presentations.

Tomorrow evening the Remar Hour will share honors with "Popular rSong Hits" hour and In the afternoon Otto Egenberger will start broadcasting the games between. Oakland and San Francisco Announcing Academy Opens For. Livermore Pupils LIVERMORE, Aug. 27. The vacation season for pupils of St.

Michael's academy ended this morning with the opening of the fall term. The grammar and high school pupils' will have another week of freedom, as the publio schools will not open until September J. Several of the small schools in the rural sections of Murray township have opened and the remainder are scheduled to open Monday, RCA Radiola $0 at the local park. His sports presentation will be succeeded by an organ recital by Chacjes T. Besses-er at the console of The new Scottish Rite Temple on the shores of Lake Meriitt.

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