The New York herald., 1922-05-14


ando. concert yiolinist; Julia Gbansky
kasanoff, concert pianist. From Pittsours
Post studio.
WEDNESDAY.
200 p. M.-"Anthrac!te Coal Mining,
Dever G. Ashmead, anthracite editor Coal
Age. Kingston. Pa. From Pittsburgh Post
studio.
100 +. M.-"Pittsburgh-A Cultural Center, .
DR.. w. J. Holland, director Carnegie Mu-
scum, Carnegie Institute. Pittsburgh En-
gineering.' f. l.. Bishop, dean School OF
Engineering. University OF Pittsburgh.
From Pittsburgh Post studio.
900 z. M.-Pleasing entertainment by Elmer
stoitz barytone, assisted by violin. cello
THURSDAY.
500 p. M.-"Medicine.' Dean r. r. Hug
gins. University OF Pittsburgh. why
Pittsburgh Needs City Plan" BY a
member OF the Junior Civic League (the
speaker win be announced later in the
daily newspapers). From the Pittsburgh
Post -West.nghouse studio.
900 p. M.-Versatile entertainment by Mrs.
Etta Cunningham, concert soprano; Fred
Lott, concert pianist, and q saxophone
trio.
FRIDAY.
500 p. M.-"The Craftsman and His Work -
Q. G. Leeds. School OF Drafting. Carnegie
Institute OF Technology. Pittsburgh. In
sect Pests and Disease of Vegetables" w
D. Benedict. extension representative Al
burgh Post studio.
300 p: MA variety OF musical selections
D. MISS Lille h. Steber. coloratura So
prano and Phyllis Geraldine Gray, pianist.
SATURDAY
800 p. M.-Popular concert by the Univer-
sity Club OF Pittsburgh. From Pittsburgh
500 p M.-"The Social Worker" Mrs NJ
C. Burnett. head of Department of Social
Work, Carnegie Institute Of Technology.
irttsburgh; 'Chernistry--of Bread" Dr.
H. A. kohman. In charge research work
on bread making. Mellon Institute Pitts
6urgh. From Pittsburgh Post Studio
BOO z. M.-Mixed quartet Miss Alice Smith.
soprano; Mrs. Jean Gros. alto and reader
r. Robert Coe. bass. and Jean Gros. tenor.
Station wGI. Medford Hillside, Mass.
(Amrad)
WEEK DAYS.
3:00-Current events (Boston Traveller.
;SSeeuBasebail scores. Late news flashes
and Thursdays, when at 7:45.
I:s3-Boston police reports. except on Tues
DAY and Thursday. when at 1855.
7;45 p. MA Chance to Grow Up.'' by
henry Lawrence southwick, president
cd Emerson College Of oratory.
~ the Rev H. Douglas Pierce. pastor
Winter Hin Baptist Church. "a Commits
sion for Life, assisted by the Church Male
Quartet, William F. Pollard. Jr.. Leonard
o. Waters. tenors. and W. s. Trefry. Fran
els Howland. basses. Selections THE
Church In the wildwood" tPitts). "For
William F. Pollard. Jr., Mother of Nine
$40 s6,dI, p MnMaster Mas; Fred savin, boy soprano
scloist, church OF the Advent. Back Bay.
accompanied by II. Lewis Durham.
MONDAY.
~ p M-Weekly business report.
';2o r. M-"College Music by Leo Ric1,
theory OF music. Tufts College, assisted by
9 ~ members OF the Tufts College Glee, Club.
s;sc nS.no n M~ponald ron p; Robinson, boy SO
A. D. Robinson accompanist
s:E5-Edna schenk. dramatic soprano. selec-
f.ons Torico ATa Ga a,.dis from MSdae Butterfly
laby Song" from "Jocelyn."
TUESDAY.
80 M. M-Bsdiime %dii,S. story: Flower
0 BY Miss 9Is E9nice fouhs t. Rasds GGmPanion' read
$40 P. M.-Griffith Houston soprano, In
negro spiritual and folk songs. "suwanee
isi R,yer Deep River" GO Down Moses"
Moon, Moon"
900 p. M.-Piano recital by Herbert Board.
powelp a !eSv,Ihs Ws,z :, Soyslette sbate ,Ids Mac
''Noeturne IN B. Major" * 'poionalss ad e'h1r' IN A
Major Chopin; Song of Spring Gar
zyckD "Festivity" (Hadley).
WEDNESDAY
1922 M-Possibiities Of Inexpensive
Meat" by Miss ID. II. Goodwin, Of Masa
Division OF Markets. Department OF Agri
$40 p. M-The st. Lawrence waterways
Project" Col; Charles r. Cow. president
Associated Industries.
s;t5 T. M--Commonwealth Jazz Orchestra
j. Churchill Bacon, Jr., piano; Jack Bren-
nan. violin; Frank strecker. cornet Bob
Beatey. banjo; Wesley Angel. trombone
Benny Kaplan. saxophone: pavie Sullivan,
drums. Selections Ten Little. Fingers.
When Shall We Meet Again" 'on the
Gin Gin Ginny Shore The sheik.''
THURSDAY
80 T. M.-Bedtime story. Peter. Jane and
the Bear" read by Miss Eunice l.. Ran
g 100 p M.-"Influence OF Diseases Of IN,
Nose and Throat Upon the Health OF
Children" by DR.. Frederick l.. Macdonald
OF waltham
s;15 p. M.-Arthur Cleveland Morse. Boston's
prominent composer pianist. Selections
'Melodle Mignone." "Serenade Popularle, "
.'Berceuse Russe.'' Morse.
s: 30 p. M-Ida w. Boneili. soprano soioist
Selections: safe in Ny Arms and ''Red
Rose OF Love-" Gladwln.
s:45 p. M.-Ary Dulpher. violnist: Liiliar
Hirsh at the plano. Selections: "Varia-
Vision" Drydla; 'MInuet." Dulpher
"canzonetts." D'AmbrQsio; "Melodie. '
Kreiser; Spanish Danc4." sarasate. Mr.
IDulpher: "Duet-The Lark" Gllnks Bsla-
kirew: "Czardes," MacDowell. Miss Hirsh
s:i5 2. N. Guy l.. Baker. baritone soloist
OF beverly. Selections: THE End OF the
Road" Sanderson; Swing Low Sweet
Chariot" Rogers; ''On the Road to Man.
coupanist.
FRIDAY.
500 y. M.-"Safe Motoring" by Frank A
Goodwin. registrar OF motor vehicles. Com
monwealth of Massachusetts,
s:15 y. NJ" Diphtheria," personal hygiene
talk No. iS. by u. A. Welcome, executiv,
secretary. Junior department. American
Red Cross
$3.50 p. M-Conn band instrument concert
Solos by @. LOrage. violin: e. c. Galley
sexophone; y. Bernier. cornet: j. ". Proc.
tor. trombone; +. Sordillo, barytone
SATURDAY
$500 +. M.-'The Story OF Money" by Har
yey A Wooster. Pm. D.. jackson pro
fessor OF political science and head OF de.
pertnent OF economics.
s:lo r. M.-"Baby' Josephine Leonard ol
the Wyman School for Stage Children. IN
scotch and Jazz songs. Miss Leonard /,
only years old. probably tho youngest
artist who has ever entertained by radio
Sap r. M.-Dorchestra Boys Orchestra
norman Tabins. leader violin; NflItor
Werby. violin: Samuel Faber. saxonhone
William Rosenga rten. trumpet; Lewis De.
man. plano: Sydney II. Hambro, drums.
Station WIZ. Springfield.
,Westinghouse)