The New York herald., 1922-06-01
To-day's Radio Program
WIZ. Newark westinghouse.
(Tune to $50 Meters)


600 p. M.-Official weather forecast: agri-
cultural reports and prices; shipping news
(excepting Saturday: musical program.
200 p. M-Final baseball scores.
$500 p. M.-closing prices on active bonds
and stocks: marine news by the Radio
Corporation OF America.
10:52 to IL 100 r. M.-official Arlington time
signal.
1901 p. M.-officiaI weather forecast.
100 p. M.-"Jack Rabbit Stories." by David
Cory. New York Evening Mall"
7:45 p. M.-'visting Nurse Service" by LII
Ian d. Waid. head OF the Henry Street
Settlement OF New York.
500 P. M.-Concert by the Eintracht Singing
Society of West Hoboken. William Laufen-
Program .'Einsiedler an die Nacht."
Kern; solo. aria from the opera "Huguenot-
ten; Meysrbeer' y,rt, s,,I by Bertha Franz ssre
Nevin: Male" Kennedy; solo. Duel Wan
derer." Hermann. by Walter Klancke;
zaut: % "crue;fix fi edneo, "a Fame: nee duet t' BY
Bertha Franz and Walter Klanck: Laugh
Ing" Abt; Kentucky Babe" Geibel;
'Waidmargen." Kollner.
9:00 r.. M.-Recital by James r O'Neil
Irish-American lyric-dramatic tenor; Sally
Zamzok Mrs. J. II. LefD. accompanies.
PProgram Of song successes Of Chauncey
Down." Eileen Ailanah." "The Tumble
Down Down Shack Shack In Athlone.1 "springtime In
Take Thee Home Again. Kathleen"
Balfes Killarney
s:30 P. M.-Concert by the Tennessee Five.
society dance orchestra. well known in New
York and New Je-sey-A. Loeffler. pianist :
John Bull. tenor banjo: Bruce Mapes sax
ophone; Carl Moser. drums. and william
Wagner. Jr.. violinist and director.
WGY. Schenectady General EIectric).
~. p M.-concert program. Violin SOLO
ehomanza Anduiza," Sarasate Miss Alma
Clover" BrowneIi; George j. Perkins, Miss
Clara Stearns, accompanist. Reading
nknee-deep In June" James whitcomb
Largo. Handel; Miss skaine. Soprano solo
Loves Garden of Roses" Wood; Mrs. J.
!.en rerkins. Reading.Balcony a scene from
from Gounod's opera. Romeo and Jull-
cite" Shakespeare; Mr.. Smith and Miss
Viola Karwowska. Tenor solo-"Bitterness
OF Love-. Dunn: Mr.. Perkins. Violin solo
Nobody Knows the Trouble I Seem
negro spirituap. White; Miss skaine.
seaaing.hutei sonTang .ooi. Bret Har,s MT smith
kins. Violin solos-(a) Song to the Even
ing STAR" from Tannhauser, Wagner: (b)
Songs My Mother Taught Me-" Dvorak; T;
Miss Skaine. Soprano and tenor duet
''Oh, That We Two Were Maying." Neyin:
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Perkins.
wwZ, Manhattan (wanamaker,.
1:4o P. M-victroIa recital, new June rec
2:4o p. M.-Brief program by the HackeI-
berge Trio tal ''Intermezzo." Oscar
Strauss; % .siegmdnd's Love Song"
Wagner; (c) 'Celebre Menuet." vaiensin
$40 P. M.-Brief song recital by Edna
Beatrice Bloom. soprano; ]. Thurston Noe
at the piano. (a) From the Land of the
Skybiue Water Cadman; (b) wind
Song" Rogers; (c) May Day Carol"
4:4o P. M.-"Timely Hints on House and
Garden" also short talks on the well
Dressed Man." from Vanity Fair.
10 80 =. NV w. Us Health College, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Anna Hazeton Delavan
dean of radio health, physical director Of
the American Red Cross. Subject. Radio
and Health"
wGI, Medford Hillside. Mass. (Amrad).
1880 P. M.-Bedtime story. Hidden Treas
ures and a Park Policeman" (Scott. lions
Herald), read by Miss Eunice l.. Randall.
500 =. M.-'Tuning in for Health by Os-
teopathy," by DR.. r. Kendrick Smith,
s:15 p. M.-Reina p. Hadley. soprano. Selec-
tions. ''vissi D'Arte, vissi D'Amore." from
''Tosca" (PuccinD. For YOU (Montague).
$3.50 p. M.-Recital by Laura Remick copp,
Selections, 'Moto Perpetuo" tMcDowelD
Persian Song. (Burmeister). Miss Copp;
"Guitarre" (Moszkowski-Sara Miss
Ccllingbourne; "Poionaise" Chopin. Miss
Copp: 'Melodie' (Dawes). Hungarian
Dance (Brahms), Miss Colingbourne;
Copp and Miss Coiiingbourne.
wyP, Fort Wood, N. y. c. (U. 8. Signal
Corps).
Tune to 1850 Meters.
$3.50 p. M-Instruction In radio.
100 p M-Concert under the auspices Of
tha william Knabe Company. Miss Daisy
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