The New York herald., 1922-06-11

odie." Barcarolle. Polka de w. r." prel-
assisted by the Metropolitan Opera Quar-
tet-Caruso. Aida. Jacoby and Journet in
Martha" by Flotow. victrola.
Station wGY. Schenectady General Elec-
tric).
MONDAY.
80 p. M-Noon stock market quotations.
700 p. M.-Stock and produce market quota
tions and reports; baseball results and late
news bulletins.
TUESDAY.
80 p. M.-Early stock market quotations.
1900 p. M.-Produce and stock market quota
tions; baseball results; news bulletins.
$500 p. M.--Address. Telephone Headset Re-
ceivers." by A. F. Van Dyck. General Elec-
trio Company radio engineer.
:4o p. M-Concert program.
''The Golden Threshold"
A Song Garland.
Sung by a mixed quartet from Utica, N. r..
Lehmann: Helen Hale Brockway, soprano;
Edna Robbins Humphrey. contralto; Harry
Gosling. tenor; Henry w. Bell, barytone'
Homer p P.Whitford accompanist. Quartet,
Harvest Hymn: barytone solo, The Song
of Dream: soprano and contralto duet
with quartet, Henna; tenor and barytone
duet. THE Palanquin Bearers; contralto
solo. THE serpents Are Asleep Among the
Poppies'; soprano solo, THE Snake Char
mer''; barytone and quartet, The Royal
TSmbs Of tenor solo love SONG
tenor duet, Like a Serpent to the Calling
Voice of Flutes: quartet. "Nightfall in
H!yydserbad"; !!y soprano solo. cradle song
recitative and quartet. ITO Buddha
Seated on Lotus; quartet. THE Indian
Dancers soprano. contraito and tenor
trio. New Leaves Grow Green on the
Banyan Twig"; contralto solo. "Alabas-
ter: quartet and tenor recitative, "At the
WEDNESDAY.
I 80 P. M.-Noon stock market quotations.
1900 p. M.-Stock and produce market quota
tions and reports; baseball results and late
news bulletins.
I 80 P. M.-Early stock market quotations
700 p. M.-Produce and stock market quota
tions; baseball results; news bulletins.
80 p M.-Readings from Child Health
Book" by Miss Anne Raymond, 1.-The
Health Fairy''
s:45 P. M.-concert program. Soprano solo.
mLifes Paradise. Brown, Helen Butler
verd-Lizt. Merriam Deering Lloyd; barry
tone solo. 1.-The Little Irish Girl" Lohr,
Leonard Grant and Everett Spawn, accom-
Boheme.'' Puccini. Helen Butler Blanding;
address. The Carillons of Belgium and
Holland" Col. William Gorham Rice. in
connection with this address. an unreleased
carlton record will be played. Piano solo.
.'Scherzo. Op. 20.' Chopin John Powell.
duo-art soprano solo, Isl Mes Vers,'
soIo rhe e'eo Ola Re Road seott Mr. Gyant
piano solo. concert etude. Sternberg. Mer-
riam Deering Lloyd; soprano solo. only
to Three. arrangement from The swan
(St. Saens). Branscomb. Helen Butler
Blanding.
FRIDAY.
I 80 P. M.-Early stock market quotations.
Z 100 p. M;-Produce and stock market quo
Z p M-Elaypntb M n
Wonderland Kolin Hager reader.
7;4o P. M.-Health fairy talk for children
s 40 P. M.-Health talk by pr. Herman NJ.
Biggs. New York State Health Department.
$50 s0,,,b r MGmSoneert. Pros program Jimmie
Baby orchestra: fox trot. Google
Oogie," orchestra. featuring Frederick Cor
coran. violinist; piano solo. Roses and
You.' Edwards. Phil Ohman. Duo-Art; fox
trot, 'Bluebird, Where Are You?" orches-
ira; barytone solo. "on the Gin. Gin. Ginny
Shore. Donaldson. Walter wehman; fox
trot. Angel Child orchestra: banjo solo.
How to Use the Plectrum.'' vaira. James
A. Smith: waltz. When Shall We Meet
Asain" ..a featuring Emil MiRs Roeri,T
Mine" Kalmar. Mr.. wehman; fox trot.
Teasing piano duet, Russell Blocksidge
AL steumaker, violinist. and Jimmie Smith.
banjo; piano solo. "Oh, Suzanna.' Foster,
Robert Armbuster, Duo-Art: fox trot. i've
es Ge tie ond Back %hels Asan s reh
phonist ri@i - fox Il frot. my Nanny Knows,'
orchestra; fox trot. Lonesome Mamma
Blues" orchestra.
Ii 80 p M-Fox trot. Good Bye shang-
hal" Jimmie Smiths Orchestra; piano
solo. Down in Dear Old Dixie Land"
Ruby. Malcolm Johnson. Duo-Art: fox
trot. Marie Jimmie Smiths Orchestra.
featuring AL. stedmaker, violinist fox trot.
in Blue" Youmans. Frank Milne. Duo
Art; fox trot, Everybody Step orches-
list; fox trot, when Buddha Smiles,
Jimmie Smiths Orchestra; fox trot,
Maple Leaf. Rag," featuring Russell
Stedmaker. violinist
station KDKA. Pittsburgh.
WESTINGHOUSE
WEEK DAYS.
10 to 1915 A. M.--Music.
p; to 100 ,l.: p MMusS- N sic ,..vvs ,sse,au
games by innings. On Saturday those
Of the International and American Asso-
citation will be included. Final scores each
day will include all hits and errors.
On Saturday. baseball scores and spe-
: cial popular concert beginning at o'clock.
800 p. M-Baseball scores. theatrical
7:i5 p. M.-special addresses or popular
concerts.
: .45 r. M.-speciaI news, Government mar
ket reports. summary of New York Stock
Exchange. Weather report.
100 p. M.-Speciai address by business men
and women. Baseball scores.
80 TO 900 r. M.-Bedtime and Uncle
wiggly story for kiddies.
0 200 TO 1000 P. M.-Musical program. Base
ball scores.
10 :55 to IL 100 p. M.-Arlington time signals.
SUNDAY.
II 100 A. M.-Services of the Calvary Epis-
copal Church, Pittsburgh, Pa, Rev. II. j.
Van Etten, rector; Harvey b. Gaul. or
ganist and director.
2:45 p. M.-Childrens Bible story, "The
Giants in the Land OF Promise.
& 100 p. M.-Rado Chapel at Westinghouse
Station KDKA, conducted by Rev. Carlton
Church, Pittsburgh. Pa.
90 p. M.-Servces OF the Point Breeze
Presbyterian Church. Fifth and Penn ave-
nues. Pittsburgh. Pa, DR.. r. ii. Barker,
MONDAY.
100 p. M.--weekly survey of business con-
ditions, National Conference Board. From
Pittsburgh Post Studio.
500 P. M.-rEugenics." Roswell johnson.
tries, University of Pittsburgh. From
Pittsburgh Post Studio.
900 r. M.-Pleasing program by the Malta
mandery, No. 567. OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
TUESDAY.
700 p. M-Weelly dress talk, Recent De-
velopments In Cement Col. II. G. Boy
den Portland Cement Association. From
Pittsburgh Post Studio.
500 r. M.-"Do You Know Your Cost?'
James r. Mclean, national director of the
Industrial Cost Association and auditor of
the Pittsburgh Forge and Iron Company !:
"Old Glory's Birthday-Fly Your Flag and
Put Your Heart Into and Behind It,, Will
lam T. Kerr. president American Flag Day
Association, Pittsburgh. From Pittsburgh
Post Studio.
300 p. MA pleasing variety Of vocal selec-