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3 BROADCASTING
PLACES UNDER
DR. THEODORA SINGLE CONTROL
SHRETEPR 1081
‘9 \vmhington hone '
aura WEAF Announcer has
‘JmucA-lmgngagfgfi Hands Full Manag.
OF ALL KINDS.
ELECTRIC LIGHT BATH! AND
SHOWERS.
MASSAGE—HPINAII
TREATMENTS.
Nuturooputhlo Treatment- Cure
{or All Ill- l’koept Contagion!
Disco-on.
ing Complex Switch-
ing Devices
A trend which radio broadcoeuug
may arsumo in the future is indicat-
f Dine at the Old Stand by
'4;THE OXFORD LUNOE
" and RESTAURANT
‘9 50m}: MAIN STREET
in mm; J. lurtlu
uovru NORWAI.K, cuss.
Phone 2216
; DAY and NIGHT
§ESSIUNS
. ALL comncmz.
cannons
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lawn. BUBINBBB
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m lotto-u! nun! Building
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to: All mo.
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:th nonwAul.
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ed by a. piece of special equipment
in the lulnouncer'a booth at \VEAF'.
the Bell Systcnr broadcasting sta-
tion in New York City. This de-
vice controls not. only the announce-
r er'a microphone hut the broadcalt-
FALL SUITS in; operations for thrcc stations.
——-—.nd-—-— The announcer {or “USA!" is sent-
OVERCOAIIS cd before a. mahogany dork upon
which stands a complex switch-
board. Codo letters indicate the
515-0050535000 function of each or the numerous
cum switches. It is the nerve cen—
The Mmtsl'rlco: Store in 01° W of the station, providing for the
mu “ gathering or programs from many
‘ points and their distribution
ASHER GLICKSON through stations in New York.
Clothier. Hum und manner fifimnmgfllv' C535,‘:;af’°;,‘3;“2‘:
*° "an ”6 Im- .5...‘r.."2....f§.: “
18 MAIN 81‘. NO WA , '
B .m‘ The programs for WEAF are ren-
dered not only at many different
points. such as theatres. hotels and
uudltoriums. but are also distributed
to several " broadcasting :tutiouu.
Occasionally special programs are
rendered from one particular our-4
lion while another program is ren-
dered tor the other two. ‘
Switches on the announcer-‘3
switchboard panel provide for the
many complex operations necessary
to cover and cxchango these pro-
grams as desired. For instance.
when \VEAh“: announcer elites
"the next Voice you will hear Is our
announcer at Kansas City. who will
introduce the speaker of the even-
ins," he himself operates a cum
snitch “llich transtcrs the program
to the dialant city
Added to the la‘flt of controlling
the source and diatrihunon of pro-
grams. ho has tho complcx tatk of
announcing for several stations rim-
ultoneously. no switches ills own
announcing microphone so that his
words are radiatcd only through
“UAR. rl’rovidcncc. R. 1.. or “’CA .
\Varhington. D. C.. or \VEAI" ring 3'
Roaner
Feed Co.
rLoUR. l'EED. annular.
STRAW. rERTlleER. no.
—_
Phone 2400
Hunter. Ann Street
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Try 3 gain. of Angel Drink
Chocolate Mailed Milk
lllde by thrcn simultaneously as required
_ by the character of the announce-
rTHE NORWALK DAIRY nwnt .
i The switching nrrangcmonts oug—
LOMPANY goat something of the character
. V ' m which radio broadcasting may um-
33 Center A . N0 11‘ some in tho future. It may be that
Pinon. 1004. several programs will be rendered
they Will be
to local
switchboard where
lam. I "team, 20:: qt _ 1' DIN routed and interchanged
"
- ' program managers. In this way.
each station. no matter what in lo-
and be certain 01 the highest grade
of talent.
'The" Busy Men’s Shop ‘
Know-Gifts.
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Riulto Clothes Shog
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Will—NEW 10181! (455 Motors)
3: 09 p. m—nceitul
Brown. tenor.
4:00 p. urn—Concert by Clementine
Rico, uoptano.
. Astoria Jlotel.
flint. a. limo“?
wound. macaroni Alto
‘ amino 4 ‘
oi 08. In- a. u was,
mm
3:14. A... -.
New Yorlr Brute Dept. of Fun”
ports: cloaks
, ’Kow’ tort. och Etch-no:
é‘ disu‘ etch-axe quotuti'onz;
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honour.
or any combination of two or all“:
4 at different pointa and supplied toj. _
and distant stations as ordered by -_
cation. may balance its prosruln uc- ‘
cording to the l‘oc‘al 'réqllfron‘lertu' '
RAD!Q PROGRAM *
'b'y ' AM u:-
d: 80 p.m.‘—-i 'l‘eu music by the Wat-Y, .,.. ,,~
:‘uloft Moria. Stringed Enrdmbls '..' .r
by‘ cocci—wire mm the Waldo“ cs W
6:80 p. sweetening reports or tile .,
and may: Farm no Home To» .
limitations 0: in):
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I;
euuders' Concert.
9:10. p. m.—Blow~by~blow descrlll’
tiorl or the preliminaries and math
bout of the Johnny Dundee and
Jack Bernstein. by direct wire from
Madison Square Garden: announc-
ing by Major J. Andrew mute.
10:30 p. lit—DB‘CG program by Ray
Miller und'his' Orchertru.
war—Schenectady, N. Y.
‘ (885 Meters) ‘
11:55 a. m.-—U. 8. Nuvul Observatory
time signals. ,
12:80 p. m.-*SLOQK market report.
1:30 p. m.—-Stock market report.
18: 40 p. to. «Produce market report.
12: 45 p. m .-Weuther report.
2:00 p. m.—-Hurio and address.
“Solving tho Gift Problem with
Books." ,
Part 1—"For the Children."
6:00 p. m.-—~Produco and (lock mar-
ket. quotations; news bulletins.
7:45 p. m.—-Muldcul program by
Edythe Nicoll Sill. soprano: Anna
Lciuhmun plum-l: and WC? Or-
cheater. with address by E. W.
Rico. Jr" Honorary Churmun.
Board or Director: of G. 1:. Com-
pany.
“Dz—Wield. Muss.
(837 Meters)
11: 55 a. m .-—Arlln;toh Time Signals
“Weather Reports: Boston and
Springfield Market Reports.
6:00 p. m.- Dirmer concert by the
W137. Trio "Munurku Malling.
7:00 p. m.—-Thio Week in History——
Lute new. tron: the National In-
duotriul Conformed Board-«Ha
morons prosurn.’
7:80 p.. m.-—thlllht Tales fo the
Kiddies. New books at the Spring-
t‘leld City Librury, by Edith Little.
Loan is Adapted to Agriculture."
by Erwin 1LForbueh. Secretary
01 the Federal Land Bank.
3:00 p. .m.-—-Co cert by the W132
Trio; and Mn. obert A. Case. ac-
upo by Orison 8. Mgrdon.
9:35 p. m.-—Arlington 'l‘lino‘Slgnuls.
won—Newark (405 Meter!)
2:30 p. m.——Erich .Lukucyk. Polish
pianist.
2:45 p. m —7Dr. LydluAllcn Deva.
bias. Professor of Preventative
Medicine and ‘ President- ottlle'
Women’s .Medlcai . College . of
Pennsylvania.
3:15 p. m.-——l::rich Lukuscyk. Polish
Pinnirt.
3:30 p. m. to 4: 00 p. m,’—Soprnno
solo by Grace Bull Rl'holdaftex.
6:15 p. in ——"lctclo". Santa. Claim"
,aulstunt at. his Toy l'nctorymwill
speak to the children.
6: :5 to 7. 30 p. m.—"Mualc While
You Dino"—49utured by Barry
Co! and his Hotel Robert Treat
Orchestra.
3: 00 p. m.-“Cui-rent Motion Pic-
tures" a talk by Alfred J. McCu-
her-.9! the Now York Morning
Telegraph. ~- ‘
8:10 p.m m—Tom 'l‘crrir. Motion Plc~
ture Director. will give ' a. talk
entitled "Character; from Dickenb‘
Christmas Carol" - y-
5: 85 p. “Illa—0m Moore. Motion
Plant-o Star. will speak on “Mm
.tion Pictures-Just. und Present."
. tho Néwark Morning“. Ledger in
in his ,wcekly louon on ".Buido
Cartooning.”
9: 00 to 10: 00 m. m.—Quortet or
Temple Oheb Shalom of Nowurlft.
burttone,
.w’
do?! "Rm Folk Millie.
Formers‘ Period—“\Vhy the Farm .
9:00 p. TIL—Bedtime Story {Dr grown ‘
8: 45 p. ...m. -—"Jolly Bil! Steinku" of,
loaned by Cantor Moéeo Gunn.’ ’7‘
and Sudyo M. Guru.“ ,
niuu‘llt. in .l. provum or Bohr-ow: :
10 oil to 3;.» p. Ina—Frank Remy g“ 7
W Club qrcheutru‘ o: Stuart.
3".0 p. [IL—Dally Sport Tull: by
'l‘hortou Fisher.
7: to p. m. Leslie Joy. Baa: Bur’ tone.
accompanied by A. V. Llutrlo. .
7: 50 p..-—m "The Family F!.lncio_-’
rv " by J. Frank Birdaell. _ '
S: 00 p..rn *‘Importunce o'l biogra-
phy in lltomry study. The Lover
of Browninpand Lilizabeth Bar-
rett as reflected " in Browning's f
poetry." thoitourth of a. 50”“ at .7 .
ten educational lecture. on Egbert b
Browning by Hoxio Neale Fair-
child.
8:20 ruin—Leslie Joy.
tone. . .
8:30 p.m.—-—Philharmonic Society
or New Yori: under the direction
of Willem Von Hoogstratan .in
the third of a. series or ten edu-
‘ national concerts ‘or students
direct from Carnegie Hall. New
York City
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