Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-24
RADIO PROGRAMS
Tuesday, Oct. 24. WIZ Newark tseo meters,
$ p. m.-Musical program.
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WIZ Newark 1900 metersl
 p. m.-Musical program.
 D. m.-Man in the Moon stories
 p. m.-Third radio concert by the Meadowbrook Society orchestra of New Jersey.
 s.15 p. m.-Addrcss by Hon. William Calder, United States senator from New York, republican candidate for re-elec- tion.
 9.3O p. m.-Concert continued by the Meadowbrook Society Orchestra.
 $50 p. m.-Broadcasting Broadway. by Bertha Brainard.
 955 to 10 p. m.-ArIington time sig nals; official weather forecast.
 1O.O1 D. m.-Concert by Meadowbrook Society Orchestra, continued. 1915 p. m.-The Origin and Develop 1 ment of Animated Cartoons, by John R. Bray.
 KDKA Pitssbursh (4oa aseAez.> D. m-WeekIy Fashion Talk. United States Public Health Semi-weekly Bulle- 1 tin.
 D. m.-Bedtime story. Popular con- cert by kelley's Strollers Dance Orches- tra F. B. Kelley. manager; Pedro Mo | Cormick, banjo; $. L. Freiberger, violin {; 1 F. B. Kelley, piano; A. Hoffmeister, ! drums c. Johnson, trumpet; A. Reitter, aIfat alto saxophone J. McDevitte, a. l fiat alto saxophone.
 s.3O D. m.-Address. Regarding the Sixth Roll Call-The American Red f7Cross by J. Rogers F'lanner. Current Architecture, Edward E. Lee.
 D. m.-The entire program will be rendered by Christine Miller Clemson mezzo-contralto, accompanied by Earl Mitchell
 WBZ Springfield (3sO meters) | n Itf story Farmers produce report
 7.45 P. m.-World market survey.
 S p. m.-Concert under the auspices oi the Springfield Christian Endeavor Unior under the direction of Russell Blair.
 WOR Newark (4OO meters)
 2.50 and 3.30 D. m.-Song recital b! Georges Gantier. 12-yearold blind bo! singer
 2.5O and 3.45 p. m.-Piano recital b!
 Bella Turkenitch. } 3.10 p. m.-Radio for the Layman, b. , Albert E. Sonn. 615 D. m.-The Modern Equivalent 0 i the Old Swimming Hole, by Arthur Fay 3 Tor.
 . $50 D. m.-Orchestral numbers by tn
 Intime orchestra.
 6.45 D. m.-Angelo Kessissoglu, con cert yolinist.
 F. m.-Wesley O'Leary will talk o
 What Did You Have For Breakfast? :, S.15 and g p. m.-Violin recital b !, John Stein. !. S.25 and 9.1O-Piano numbers by Au gust May. e S35 D. m.-What Determines the Dead
 Illness of an Electrical Shock? by Georg { NJ. Ogle. , $50 and 9.2O p. m.-Edward swair : baritone : WGI Mcdford Hillside (36O metersl e a. m.-Before Breakfast Set-Up : Arthur E. Baird. p 9.S0 a. m.-Musical program. a 1O.S0 a. n.-U. s. weather bureau (4S l. meters). 7, 1.30 D. m.-Boston Farmers Produc d Market Report t4S5 meters). y , D. m-Amrad Women's Club: I. S'
 lected readings from Granite and Cla, U by Sara Ware Bassett ~ 3 D. m-News broadcast. 3.25 D. m.-Musical program. .t 6 p. m.-Market report (4S5 meters
 6SO D. m.-Boston police reports la s news flashes; carly sport news. - S30 p. m-Evening program: a l. Fashion Talks by Miss Harriet ,o Ainsworth. ie II. A Modernist Art Exhibit, by Mi II Doris Plaisted 'S H. Program of dance music by u Harmony Lads of Boston Thomas A. Gi Il lespie. leader. The members of the o ct chestra are Thomas A. Glle pc, violin g
 Richard Karklin. pianist, Iyor Johnso I'd ba71o. Arnold Skutre, saxophone; Frar al Miller. saxophone, John Casey, corneti. le Frank Kenfeld, drummer.