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' ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28. 1928.
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Six
Film
Stars
in
One
Radio
Hour
These movia start will broadcast from Hollywood in the Special Dodge Presentation of March 29
They are, from top left, going clockwise, Oolgree Del Bio, Norma Talmadoe, Charlie Chaplin, Couglae
Fairbanke, 0. W. Griffith, John Barrymore.
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HOLLYWOOD, -CiUlf., March 2ti.
Six df tlie moBt famous stars of
the cinema colony here have be
come radio entertainers.
Every day for the last week, the
United Artists Htudfo has resem
bled a radio broadcasting sludio
more than a motion picture, fac
tory. All been u so the film stars
have been practicing, for the pro
gram they will broadcast over the
National Broade-aa! lng Company's
chain of forty stations on March
2'J( under the sponsorship of Dodge
Brothers.
This program, which it is be
lieved will be heard by approxi
mately 40 million persons, will in
clude the greatest galaxy of talent
ever put before a miorophone in a
single hour. The hour will be 9 to
10, eastern time. 1
Graham McNamee, famous New
York announcer, will turn the
"miko" over to Dou"lns v
who will act as master of cere
monies in introducing Dolores Del
Rio, Charles Chaplin, Norma Tai
madgo, D. V. Griffith and John
Barrymore. Paul Whltcmaii and
his band will play between tlie
ucts of the film notables.
The broadcasting problem for
this program is one of the most
difficult ever attempted since Mc
Namee and Whiteman will "Mo
their stuff" from New York, while
the movie taleut will broadcast
from Fairbanks' bungalow at tne
United Artists studio here. That
will necessitate perfect synchronl
zation of tne New York and Holly
wood programs with the individual
performances timed to tho secon i.
In addition to a-crlntr as mnir
of ceremonies, Fairbanks will give
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THURSDAY NIGHT, MAR. 29
6 to 7 o'clock
DODGE BROTHERS
Great Radio Hour
HEAR THEIR VOICES
CHARLES CHAPLIN
D. W. GRIFFITH
JOHN BARRYMORE
NORMA TALMADGE.
DOLORES DEL RIO . : '
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
E. G. W1LMER
Thursday Evening at (i o'clock
Places in Roseburg where you can hear the
Great Radio Hour
OTT'S MUSIC STORE
ROSEBURG ELECTRIC
STORE
TAYLOR'S BATTERY
AND ELECTRIC
STATION
AUTO ELECTRIC
STATION
JUDD'S FURNITURE
STORE
UMPQUA HOTEL
J. O. NEWLAND
AND SON
GRAND HOTEL
ROSE HOTEL
PALACE OF SWEETS
ROSE CONFECTION
ERY TERMINAL HOTEL
CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWER CO.
J. 0. Newland & Son
. DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
XThe radio at our place for this great occasion is being
loaned to us by the Auto Electric Station)
a brief talk for boys Interested in
athletics. Miss Del Rio -will make
her debut nB a flinger -with a three
piece musical accompaniment.
Chaplin will entertain with a
iserles of humorous anecdotes In
various dialects a pastime for
which he is famous In Hollywood'3
social olrcles. : '
Miss Talmadge "will discuss Hoi
lywood as the new world style cen
ter for women. Griffith will talk on
love und marriage. And Barrymore
will recite the .famous soliloquy
from . "Hamlet," with a special mu
sical accompaniment
Their aggregate earning ca
pacity running into more than five
million dollars . annually makes
these movie -stars the highest paid
group of entertainers who have
ever broadcast on a single ' pro
gram. And the "fan" .mall -of near-'
ly 'evory one -Is .considerably .great
er than that of almost any radio
entertainer. , , .
HEAR IT-HEAR IT
OVER
Atwater Kent Radio
Dodge Bros. Nationwide Program
6 to 7 p. m. Thursday Night.
at . . '
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THE REASON WHY A
The 227 type A. C. tubes are operated in Fada sets at a
normal filament voltage of 1.95 volts or less than two
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rated by 'their manufacturers and was found possible only
after extended tests in Fada research laboratories.) This
is what gives these tubes such very long life in Fada sets.
In radio sets made by other manufacturers these 227 type
A. C. tubes are operated on filament voltages of 2.5, and
on up to 3 volts which gives these tubes a very, very short
life as shown by the aotual test records. '-
Mr. C. M. Sherwood, a radio technologist of New York,
turned on a Fada A. C. tube special set in his home, De
oember 20th and has never turned it off since and not a
single tube has bumed out. Think of itl This set has been
operating 24 hours a day since December 20th and with
not one single tube going bad during that time.
One of the 'distinct -advantages of the 227 tube is that its
perfqrmance is uniform for life. Other types of A. C.
tubes deteriorate gradually just as a battery does and are
not as efficient. ;
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Fada was the first to introduce; A. C, tube electric radios
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Yours for Service and Better Reception
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NATIONWIDE
Radio
Program
Thursday Night
6 to 7 o'clock
at
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