The New York herald., 1922-09-22
To-day's Radio Program
(Tune to $50 meters)
WJZ-Newark.
Westinghouse.

Westinghouse.
5:45 p. Decorative Glass and China
by House and Garden.
I 100 +. M.-t'inai baseball scores OF the
American. National and International
7:io +. M-Bedtime stories. by Thornton
burgess
900 p. M.--"weekly Reports on Conditions
of Leading Industries = by r. ID. Wyckoff.
editor of the Magazine of Wall Street
Final baseball scores. Location OF ships at
sea, by Radio Corporation OF America
Closing prices Of stocks, bonds. grain
9:1O p. M.-'Humorous Tales Of the Dia-
mond." by G.. A. Falzer. sport editor OF
the Newark Sunday Call.
9:2o P. M-Literary evening. conducted by
the editorial staff OF the Outlook. Scientific
American and Harper & Bros;
barytone of Carnegie Hall. will give a
group of songs. alternating with Helen L.
Sibley. soprano. Of Brooklyn.
1852 p. M.-Standard time signals from
IL :oi +. M.-offlcial weather forecast.
wvP-Fort Wood. n. Y. c.
Signal Corps, U. $. A.
Q,4J0 meters)
$50 p. M.-Answering mail received from
the general public.
general interest Carl l.. Marcus. public
speaker. and interpretativc reader. VIII
talk Keeping the Corners OF Your
Mouth Turned Up"
WuA-OchCi"h A&aoSu. SO'''Ps"Js @~
tady.
eastern Standard Time)
IL 100 P. MI. s. Naval Observatory time
signals.
IL :45 P. M.-weather forecast on 4s5 meters
wave length.
ZOO p M.-Music and address on Thrift
600 P. M.-Produce and stock market quo
tations; baseball results: news bulletin;
$50 p. M.-"How the Leopard s,f Got MS
Spots,' from Kipling's Just So Stories.
Koln Fager. reader.
TAO p. M.--Heauth talk. by DR.. Hermann M.
Biggs. New York State Health Department
7:45 p. M.-Concert program. supplied
through the courtesy of Fownes Bros. 4
Co, Inc. New York. March
Of the Kilties Hazel Weir; soprano p,1.no
barytone Floyd Burns, first tenor; John
Gillies, second tenor. James Riggs. basso;
Marion Rulison, pianist Instrumental ,,, ,r,1-
list. George Batty. flutist; Marion Skaine.
pianist. Contralto solo-'The Magic Song.
cynthia Wink. Marion & Kuisoni; son aseompaHn, ,ninHr
Home Hazel wehr. Cynthia Wink, Floyd
Burns. James Riggs. Plano solo-"Marcn
tIon-Itaiian street song. Hazel .wehr and
the Carpet City male quartet. Violin and
piano duet-..The World Is Waiting for the
Sunrise" Alma skaine. violin: Marion
Rose of Summer Hazel Wehr, accom-
panied by the Carpet City male quartet.
Stealing" Cynthia Wink. Marion Rulison,
accompanist. Instrumental trio-"Sere-
nade,' Alma Skaine. violin: George Batty,
flute; Marion Skaine piano. Mixed quar-
tet-"Tll Sing Thee Songs of Araby.' In
strumental trio-''Po Dance, Alma
SlSaine, violin: George Batty. flute: Marion
Skane piano. Character monologue-.My
Boy Lem" John V. Smealie. Vocal "eler-
tion-Sextet from Lucia di Lammer-
moor" DonlzettI.
10 80 +. M.-Program through the courtesy
of Fownes Brothers Co., Inc. New York.
Vocal march-'Hail, Bright Abode from
''Tannhauser,' Carpet City male quartet.
Barytone solo. -'.Macushla," James Aiken
and male quartet. Moments Mnrical a"'
Humorous" William d. Heath. violin
SOLO" Romanza Anealuza,' Alma ska.
Soprano soio--''Ave Maria" Hazel Wehr.
| Concerted selecton-"The Lost Chord.
| Carpet City male quartet: Marion Ruison,
organist: George Bat'y. flute: Alma skane
| violin. Earl Stowltts. piano. Violin solo
"Cavatina." Alma Skaine. Soprano and
| tenor duct-"The Ranchero.'' Hazel Weir
| and Floyd Burns. Popular melodies OF
| Stephen Foster, George Root and Daniel
| Emrnet, male quartet. Soprano solo-Aria
from Madam butterfly" Hazel Weh-
! Tenor solo--"Drink To Me Only with
Thine Eyes" John Gillies. "A Few Mo-
ments of Minstrelsy,' Carpet City male
quartet.
| KDKA-Pittsburgh.
1 (Westingh0use)
/ 90 r. M.-Tri-weekly letter from Farm
/ and Home. Detours and Conditions o
| Highways within radius OF $50 miles OF
Pittsburgh
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