The Washington times., 1922-10-28
RADIO PROGRAM
Schedule of Tonight's
Wireless Netos and
Entertainment. i

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| Entertainment. =, /
NAA-NavaI Radio Station.
$3.50 Meters (Arc).
$50 to p. m.-Marketgrams.
2.65O Meters (Spark). ..
10 a. m.-Time signal, weather re.
ports. ship orders. naval press.
WXN-POstOfflce Department.
l,1o0 Meters. lPhone). +.
1880 p. m.-Live stock. -
SD. ,ms-Fruits and vegetables.
WMU-DoqbIeday-HnI Electric Co
$50 Meters. r..
4:30 to $40 p. m.-MusicaI selec
tions: April Showers Bring May
Flowers, "Thais. Hungarian dance
No. 5, II Found Four-Leaf Clover
Frulingsrauschen," .Carolina .Lul
iaby,' Bonnie Sweet Bessie" Ma
zurka," Elijah" La Danse de
Demoiselles. "Win You Remember
or Wfl You Forget?' "Iu Build q
Stairway to Paradise All by Myself. -
II Hear You Calling Me-" valse in
d flat.
W1AY-Woodward and Lothrop.
$50 Meters.
to p. m.-Victor selections
""Dapper Dan." Dear Old South.
land" Gypsy Blues. In BIuebird
Land" No Ones Fool" Piano
SOLOS, Somewhere Voice Is Call
Ing" Woodland Dream" Victor
seiections: Everybody Step, :,
10 LoVaDie Eyes; Ten Little Fling
ano solos: Absent" Look What
lou re Done With Your Dog Gone
Dangerous Eyes"
p. m.-Piano solos (Stieff repro
Quoting piano.: "Oh, Promise Ne,
IDekoven): Butterfly" tGries,
"Danse Creola" (Chaminade, a.
Gordon solos. Victor selections
American national airs. allied na
tlonal airs. Violin solo. Resinald
kassebaum accompanied by 90
Minister'S Orchestra): Meditation
Nhais. Orchestral selections: so
Minister'S Orchestra: noyely. Exit
tens on the Keys (Confrey: walt,
Suite. Isle of Sweathearts" -iYyaInj
Cello solo, e. Lent: "Cantabile'
Saint .Saens). Orchestral selections
Sol Minister'S Orchestra: Novelty
Coo Coo" (Jolson), suite, Roman
tique" NevinI: popular, Parade q,
the Wooden Soldiers GesseD. PIanr
solos: "Valse Lent" Delibes): Gear
nations. Band selection, Victp.
Band: "star-spangied y! BannX.
WEAS-The Hecht Company.
$50 Meters.
to 4 p. m.-Edison phonograpf
selections: La Seduction" Wien,
Pres de Moe" Perfect Day." ado
ration" Yankee Doodle Blues.
| I'm Always Suffering" "In tn,
After Glow" Come Into the Gar
Two Little Wooden Shoes" WA,
Down Yonder in New Orleans.
Gulbransen plsyer.piano selections
Make Up, Little Girl" "Litti,
Gray Home in the West" "Parad,
Of the Wooden Soldiers" "Birmine
ham Blues"
WJZ-Westinghouse. Newark.
$50 Meters. :.
| Z p. m.-"Uncle wiggiIy Stories.
| by Howard r. Garis. author.
$40 p. m.-"Theatrical Man." b,
Gustav Won Seyffertitz, one OF tn,
best known stage and screen artist
of the day.
sp. m.-Gov. Edward I. Edwards
Of the State Of New Jersey, Demo
cratic candidate for the Unite,
States Senate, will give an address
9I5. p. m.--Dance music by tn,
Chalonder's Orchestra.
$50 p. inflow Savings Bank
Can Help Americanization," b,
Howard Biddulph. treasurer Of tn,
Bloomfield Savings Institution
Bloomfield. N. J.
WGI-Medford Hillside. Mass.
$50 Meters.
6:30,p. m.-Late news flashes, earl,
sports news.
| s p. m.--Evening program: "Sci
ence Up to Date" a Scientific Amer
lean review exclusively for Amra,
wGI. Concert by the Harmony NAL
chorus, OF Boston, one Of the thre,
choruses making up the Triangi
Festival Chorus, which recently CAV,
a concert In Symphony Hall an,
made a lasting impression as one o
the best male choruses In Boston
Alfred Strobeck. director; Miss Ma!
Forslind. acompanist. ,..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pittsburgh.
! 400 Meters.
| 1880 D. m.-"Under the Evening
Lamp" courtesy the Youths Com
panion.
p. m.-Bed time story for tn,
children.
0 d. m.-The Blackmore Trio
Dwight Biackmore. violin: Stewar
Blackmore. cello; Florence Stewar
Blackmore, piano. ~ -... .tN ....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Chicago.
900 Meters.
4 9 D. m.-Program courtesy o.
Lyon a Healy concert and artis
department