The New York herald., 1922-12-07
The New York Herald Radio Program
Thursday, December 7, 1922.

6:4o-John Enright. New Jersey State Com
missioner of Education, WIN speak on
s s;3o-The complete opera lRigoletto.
VerdD will be broadcast by the Puccini
Grand Opera Company. This is the second
H. q series Of operas which will be given
from this station. The complete cast.
orchestra and chorus, win be present Ihe
names Of the cast will be announced later.
The members of the orchestra are from the
Metropolitan Opera under the direction OF
Maestro Del Orifice OF the san Carlo opera
House, Naples.
NGY-Schenectadv General Electric Co.,
403 Meters).
70 100 M.--United States Naval Observatory
time signals.
II 80 p. M.-Noon stock market quotations.
IL :45-Weather forecast OH ls5 meters wave
length.
e:OO@Produce and stock market quotations;
news bulletins.
7:I5--Concert program. Piano solo. first and
third movements from Peer Gynt" suite
(Duo-ArD. Grieg. Percy Grainger,. Male
chorus (a), Shepherds Sunday Song (Eng-
ish), Kreutzer; tb) "Gcndelied" tGermanl.
Schmoelzer; the Turner Male Chorus; F.:
Kinum director. Soprano solo. Lullaby.
Brahms; Edith Ennis. lrma Grupe. accom-
panst. Piano solo, ''Etude Heroquc," op.
4s, No. 3 (Duo-ArD. Leschetizky; Guiomar
joe Engish), Foster; Cbj MY Old Ken
tu"'-y Home" (English). Foster. Turner
Male Chorus. soprano solo. WHO'LL Buy
Edith Ennis Male chorus. (a) "sternen-
nacht' (German). uthmann; lb) "Wald-
morgan" G;erman), Noeliner; Turner Male
G)uo-Art, Lugini; Eleanor de Marco
Male chorus, (a) Am Bruennelein i'm
zauber' (Cierman). storch; Turner Male
Chorus. Soprano solo, Damon" Stange;
~ Ell INA ra,,o,, Cruz Ir.I,.,1 omIy VEN 81 :,
CERT; Turner Male Chorus. Piano solo.
% ndolera Cpuo-ArD, Liszt: Rudolph
CAM,
wGR-BuffaIo Federal Tel. & Tel. Co.,
800 Meters).
1918 p. M-weather and market reports
and agriograms from the United States De-
partment of Agriculture t4so meters)
2 2;2o-Ciosing Prices of Chicago Board of
Trade.
s :O0-Music.
3:15-Closing prices of New York Stock Ex-
4 4:OO-Ampico recital
o 6:30--Weather and market reports and agrio-
grams from the United States Department
OF Agriculture (4s5 meters)
b:4o-Closing prices of New York Stock Ex-
change and Chicago Board of Trade.
Z 30-Digest of the days news.
7:40-Boy Scout radiograms.
7:45-Industrial Employment Bulletin.
kDnA-East Pittsburgh westinghouse. $50
Meters).
! p M-News; United States semi weekly
Public Health bulletin.
1:30 p. M.-Bedtlme story for children.
10 7 M-Summary OF the New York Stock
P. M.SModern and practical home fur
mSniHB hints, prepared Dy MISS harriet
Webster of the Joseph Horne Company.
Pittsburgh. timely and interesting facts for
the agriculturst, prepared by the National
Stockman and Farmer Pittsburgh.
80 p. M.--Concert, KDKA Little Symphony
Orchestra, under the direction of Victor
Saudek. Program: Overture, Figaro" !"
Mozart; waltz. blue Danube" Strauss !.
excerpts from THE Blue Kitten Friml !;
"Serenado" "a request from Eatonton.
Ga), Schubert gems from Tales OF
Hoffman," Offenbach: "Salut d. Amour"
Egar; Hungarian Dance" Brahms.
KYW-Chicago CWestin ghouse, 400 Meters)
s p. M.-Program by Adrienne De We're,
soprano Wendell w. Hall. tenor; Louis
Puppilo. violinist; Robert Campbell, reader :
Sallie Menkes, accompanist, Margaret
Miller, accompanist (Landis Studio). Pro-
gram: Ca over the Desert" (Kellie)
(b) Morning (Speaks) Wendell w. Hall !;
Ia Romance" (WeniawskD, (b) Ca
Vote" (Gossec). Louis Puppilo. soprano
Auto" oGuest Robert Campbell. Ia
whispering Trees. Memories and You"
q alt. co ukulele spe, ialty. original. Wen
ld-Korsakoff). Or Spanish Dance
No 3" (Sarasate) Louis Puppilo; soprano
solos, Adrienne de We're. (a) THE Appor-
tionrnent," % stop That" Robert Camp
bell. (a) Mellow Moon" CHalD (bl "Ill
Forget You" (HalD. Wendell w. Hall.