Evening star., 1922-04-12
BY RADIO TODAY

NAA-Naval Radio Station. Radio, Va.
| 1880 am.-Meteorologica report
| on $3.50 meters of arc transmitter.
| IL noon and 10 p.m.-Time signal,
followed by weather report and ship
| orders.
! 1920 p.m.-Naval press news.
| Wave length. 1850 meters.
| NOF-Naval Air Station, Anacostia,
ID. C. (3SO Meters).
Temporarily discontinued.
! WWx-Post once Department u,1sO
Meters).
10 a-m.-Weather report.
1880 a.m.-Marketgram by radio
| phone,
1880 pm, 2:15 PM. $3.50 PM, S
| p.m.-Telegram marketgram on 1860
meters.
| WMU-Doubledny-H Electric Co.
(38O Meters).
4:30 to $50 pm.-Music.
Base ball scores.
WJz-Newark. n. J. (see Meters).
| Every hour. IL am. to s pm
Musical program.
IL am, IL noon. pm. and 1901
p.m.-Weather forecast.
2:05 p.m.-Shipping news.
9:25 p.m.-Time signal.
~ noon and p.m.-Agricultural
| reports.
p.m.-"Animal Stories" by Flor
ence Smith Vincent, New York Even
! 7:sO p.m.-"Production and Santa
ton of Milk" by DR.. F. D. Walmsley,
member International Inspectors AS
sociation.
8 pm.-concert by zipp's Royal
Five, Charles zipern Ueader), pianist;
! Frank. saxophonist; Norman Moran,
cornet; Saul franklin. drums; F. NJ.
Dinsmore. banjo: and Fred Stein:
When the Tide Comes In Lovely
Need Is YOU" "Nobody's Baby"
Melon Time in Dixieland," BLUM
the + Binss," asso. April m SHOWERS" "Yoo-
Blues" play That Song Of India
Again." "One Kiss" Sweetheart"
wind in the Trees" Virginia Blues"
pet Me-" Alice Blue Gown" Castle
Of Dreams" and Flo"
S:55 p.m.-Program of mandolin and
Myron Bickford. composer, president
of American Guild of Banjoists, Nam
dolinists and Guitarists, and vahda
Olcott Bickford, assisted by H. H.
gel: Song of India" Rimsky-Korsa-
kow; concert waltz. La Brunette"
Severn; Street Parade" march.
Stauffer: guitar solo. romance from
Concerto Romantico." Bickford, by
Mrs. Bickford; mandolin solo, Cali
by Mr.. Bickford; "Sonatine," Diabelli,
by Mrs. Bickford (guitarj and Mr..
Bickfofd (piano); duet, Venetian
Love Song" Nevin. by Mr.. Bickford
(mando-cello and Mrs. Bickford
duet. "To a wild Rose" MacDoweii,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Bickford; mandolin
solo, Meditation" from "Thais," Mas
senet, by Mr.. Bickford (guitar accom-
panist, Mrs. Bickford).
sosI go p'WMRecital Wnitt mat;y by Nine; Myrtle
soprano, who possibly will sing this
Lucia" Romeo and juliet" sTales
of Hoffman," "Rigoletto" and Ira
viata" for the San Carlo Opera Com
pany. The range of her voice is said
to be three octaves and two notes.
Nine. Whit is also a screen favorite,
having appeared in many releases.
Sig. Umberto Martucci, the pianist
accompanist. graduate of the Royal
Naples. and who has been the &C.
companist for many prominent ar
lists of the Chicago and Metropolitan
opera companies. will be the ac-
eompanist sL1s'.l for Nine .s. Whit: The pro
Enmeo gFam Malt: snd Juiss sans a1nsa apis tro%
sally Roses" Ida Bosteimann: SSem.
pre- Liberia pegg'io" (aria from la
Traviata"). Verdi: by the waters
of Minnetonka," Thurlow Lieurance;
1.-THE Answer" R. H. Terry; "Wfll
O. the wisp," Rudolph CAM; Ia
Partida," F. NJ Alverez.
1902 p.m.-Recital by George Hast
ings, bass baritone. Program:
Danny Deever," Damrosch; "Invic-
tus"; "Alone Wander: "The Asra,"
Rubinstein; prologue from "PaEliac-
ci," Leoncavallo: Tommy Lad"
"Israfel," King; Love Me or Not"
wwJ-Detroit News (36O Meters). |
pm.-Naomi Stewart, soprano,
Adolph Becigneul, tenor.
Ten-minute address by Rt. Rev.
Michael J. Gallagher, Bishop Of the
Roman Catholic Diocese of Detroit.
Al Jarrett songs; Norman Curtis ]
pianist. ',,
prank Schmidt, violin.
Charles F. F. Campbell, speaker on
handicaps.
W. q. freeman, physical culture. |
Edith =. Ruehekam. music.