The New York herald., 1922-12-08
" Y HERALD RADIo-FRI. DEC -.
WIZ westinghouse. Newark.
(3BO AIeters.)

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0 90 A. M.-Early morning reports and prices
ii;55-standard II time signals and weathei
forecast.
1a M:-openins prices on active bonds. grain
coffee and sugar; midday reports and
prices on farm produce. musical program.
100 =. M.-Closing prices on stocks and
bonds. grain. coffee and sugar. M.
4;o5--"Fashions' from "Women's Wear
Daily Newspaper"
3 .3o--Closing prices on stocks. bonds. grain,
coffee and sugar. .,.,-
Companion" "A True Party Man. humor
in political argument THE Tollgate. by
Charles A. Hoyt. George and Herm have
:45--ConXtions Of leading Industries, r. %;
wycoff/ editor of the Magazine of Wall
Street."
55o-Resume of sporting events. etc.
6oo-Musical program.
90" Bedtime Stories." Thornton burgess.
7:is-"American Bred Dogs" Frank Dole.
;30-Recital, Abracha Konevsky, violtnist.
00-"Books as Gifts" H. Askowith OF the
Independent"
ao-.'Fashion.'' by an editor of Harpers
Bazaar.
3 s:45--Concert, Erna Pieka, contralto.
9:00-Literary Evening. conducted by the eei-
torial staffs Of the Outlook. scientifie
o:15-Recital. Frederick Cromweed. concert
pianist of The Bronx.
0:55-Arlington time signals: weather fore
io:ol-Musicai program.
WEAF. Manhattan.
(4O0 Meters)
80 T. M.-Clarinet solos. John De Bueris.
5:oo-RecItal, Edythe Traub. eolorntura
soprano.
s:o0-Latest dance hits played by The Col
legians joint recital, Frances Baviello
soprano. and Ferdinand zegal, tenor. ae-
companied by Clifford Vaughan; recital,
Miriam Norman. lyr7c soprano.
WDR. Newark 400 Meters).
.y0 NJ recital william u. Con-
molly of New York and Jersey City. Pro
gram: "Kashmiri Song (Woodforde- Fin.
den), .'Smilin' Through" For You Alone
2:4o p. M.--selections, Clara Auwell. harp
list. Men OF Herlech' (old Scotch,
"Chorale Variations, (AuwelD.
Christy Mathewson will talk on THE Value
OF Health"
800 r M.--songs. william D. Connolly
of Mine" (Burieish), Because" D'Har-
s:iJ p. M.-Continuation of the series OF
Great Ebert Hubbard. The journey this
week will be to the home of Samuel T.
Coleridge.
3:45 p. M-selections for harp, violin and
and Louise Egner: .Berceuse' (Oberthur)
Meditation from "Thais" tMasseneD.
6;l5 P. M.-santa Claus hour
Children" copyright, Newark Sunday Call.
$50 +. M.--Weekly release of the Babson
Statistical Organization.
WGY, Schenectady tGen. Elec. Co.)-4o3
Meters.
~ :o0 M.-U. S. Naval Observatory time
signals.
i2 80 p. M.-Noon stock market quotations
~ :45 =. M.-Weather forecast on 48o meters
wavelength.
:00 =. M--Music.
COO =. M.-Produce and stock market quo
tations: news bulletins. ..
6 80 Z. M.-ReadIng from "Grimms Fairy
Tales" Kolln Hager.
1:40 i. M.-Health talk, Keep Your Mind
Well.' Col Homer Folks, secretary New
York Sta Charities Aid Association.
7:55 +. M.-Radio drama and concert: In
strumentai selections. "Bluejackets March
tISmerson) WGY Orchestra: soprano solo
Entrance Song OF Ophelia" (Faccio). Della
Baker: soprano solos. (a) Mandoline
(Debussy), (b) lie Baiser' CThomas). (c)
play. "Smilin' Through" (Allen l.. Martini
wGY Players. prologue and three acts
Cast OF characters In the prologue; SARAH
Wayne, Viola Karwowska: Mary Clare
Margaret ". Smith. Characters In th'
play: John Carteret, James S. y. Mul
ierkeys Dr owen Harding, Edward II
Smith: Ellen, Ida Myreck Kathleen Dun
cannon, Nan Crawford; Kenneth Wayne
Henry Miller; jeremiah Wayne. Henry Mil
members OF the play, including guests a.
the wedding. &C.. other .WGY players. In
strumental selection. "I I.ove a Little Cot
tage" (O'Haral. wGY Orchestra; instru
mental selection. "One Hour" (Lee), WGi
Orchestra: instrumental selection. 'smlin
Through (Penn), WGY Orchestra so
prano solos. (a) ''wngs Of Night" Cwint