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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
8
A dense list of radio programs with times and stations across multiple cities. Entries include dinner music organ recitals juvenile hour and educational courses with stations such as WCCO WGY WLS WBZ KDKA WEN WOE BE WTAY and others.
Radio dance program lineup lists showtimes for stations WTAS WBZ WHK KTHS WHN WEAF WWJ WRC WOAI WBZ WWJ WJ CNRW WOC WD AF KGO with multiple time slots from 7 pm to midnight.
A dense roster of radio schedules lists stations, times, and programs across multiple cities. Entries include orchestras, lectures, piano recitals, and concert performances from Shenandoah to Boston, Chicago to Montreal, with mentions of notable performers and institutions.
Local broadcast schedule details multiple stations and times for drama, anniversaries, cantatas, Latin American programs, and an Atwater Kent artists concert. Notable entries include Smilin Through at WOAW Omaha, Olivet to Calvary cantata on WIP Philadelphia, and Silvertown Orchestra on WCAE Pittsburgh at 9 p.m. EST.
A sprawling list of radio stations and programs across cities from Boston to Davenport highlights a dense season of concerts and orchestral broadcasts. Notable acts include the Fischer Orchestra in Hot Springs, Vincent Lopez ensembles in several cities, and Silvertown Orchestra with network airings in New York and Atlantic City.
Dr. Gus W. Dyer of Vanderbilt University Nashville will discuss the economic effects of industrial relations. The talk is under the joint auspices of the Metal Trades Association Indianapolis Branch Associated Employers of Indianapolis Indiana Manufacturers Association and Foundrymen's Association of Indianapolis. Gus C. Edwards will host a regular dance program from 10:30 to 12:30.
A fragmented radio listings page shows multiple orchestras and club ensembles across major cities. Entries include Milwaukee, New York, Detroit, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Des Moines and Kansas City with orchestras, club bands and recitals scheduled from evening into late night.
A dense roster of broadcast entries lists multiple orchestras and programs across cities. References include St Francis Orchestra, Los Annabette’s Orchestra, Chicago studios, Hot Springs Baxter, Seattle, Hollywood, Detroit, Minneapolis, St Paul, Buffalo, and Iowa City with various time slots and program names such as table talk for women, college chimes, home services, and a range of musical and cultural segments.
A detailed afternoon and evening listings page shows multiple stations in Buffalo Chicago Detroit Cleveland and more with times from 1:30 to 7:15 PM. Programs include ensembles orchestras dance hours fashion talks and dinner concerts featuring groups like Drake ensemble the Blackstone quintet Sunshine girl Goldenkettes ensemble and Spitalny's Orchestra. Stations include WGR WGN WHK WHAS WLS WBZ WEAF WIP and KDKA among others with broadcasts spanning music talks and storytelling.
WGY Schenectady will broadcast bedtime animal stories between 5 and 6 p m on 379 5 from Madison Square Garden New York featuring beasts from the Barnum Bailey Ringling Brothers circus. The program will include howls growls barks roars screeches squeals plus steam calliope music with WJZ cooperation.
Instructions describe constructing a box shaped loop using four coat hangers and two 24 inch wood strips with a central screw joint. An inductive coil of 20 turns No 20 wire in series with the aerial tunes to long wavelengths, with a 0.0001 μF fixed condenser across the variable condenser and across aerial and ground posts. Temporary connections use test clips and binding posts are secured with a lock washer as needed.
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