The New York herald., 1922-06-24
To-day's Radio Program
(Tunc to 36O Metersl
STATION WIZ. NEWARK. wEsTING-

STATION WIZ, NEWARK, WESTING-
HOUSE. .
700 p. M-"Uncle wiggilys Bedtime sto-
ries" bv Howard r. Garis.
T:30 p M.-"The Probation Work of the
Court by Edwin J. Cooley. chief proba-
tion officer Magistrates Court. New York.
former president OF National Probation AS
sociation.
500 r. M-Concert by the Lewellyn Novel
ty Orchestra OF Orange; Frank Markwith,
saxophonst leader: Arthur J. Werner. pia-
nist-manager: George AmabIie. cornetlst :
Philip Blanda. trombonist: Patsy Mimi
chnnini, violinist and William Wilson,
drums and traps. Program OF popular
songs, dance tunes and solos. '..
0 90 p. M.-Recitnl by Mary Milne Sharpe.
soprano. studied with Nine. oliver of New
York. coaching with Giula Sette Of Metro
poitan Opera House and recently with Mrs.
w. $. Nelson OF East Orange. Recital by
Delight Beckwith. reader. William Nor
Program: "vissi d'Arte" tTosca). "Will o.
the Wisp" (Winne). Happy Days" tDel
Riesol: "The americans s,n,s Come" Gay Ts. Eos.
Bitterness OF Love" Dunn. The South
Wind" tScotD. THE Lilac Tree Cart
on lSn} nsy,a by Mary a ,ns M9s sr-S shsrRe Lent,
Rain Drops on Your Old Tin Hat" J; =.
Blessed Damozel." d. G. Rossetti: I'm Po-
lice. Court Eden Small. by Delight Beck
with.
STATION wwZ. MANHATTAN. (wANA-
MAKER).
/ 40 p. M.-Bref song recital by Edna Bea-
trice Bloom, soprano. j. Thurston Noe at
the piano: (al Summer Glow" Eastwood
Lane (b) Mother Nachree.'' Ball; (c)
ITO You Send Ny Heart oIIara
2 2.40 =. M-Brief recital OF Wagnerian music
recorded for the Ampico.
$40 p. M.--Brief song recital by Leota r.
Fisher. soprano: J. Thurston Noe at the
"a Memory" Park; (c) The Cuckoo
Clock" Schaefer.
4:4o p. M.-story time l'y Anita Ascher.
10 80 =. M.-Brief mu'dcal program by Sarah
O'Neil. soprano. James +. O'Neil lyric
dramatic tenor Edward W. Marshall.
barytone: Sally Zamzok Left at the piano;
o'Ncii @ and and James IF X oNen. THOSE Song,
My Mother Sang 90 Me. Wakefield Smith.
II. Soprano and barytone duet by Miss
o'Ncil and Mr.. Marshall. La Dove
Prende." Mozart. III. Baryione solo by
Mr.. Marshall. "Hoi Jolly Jenkins,'' Sulli-
van. ". Tenor solos bv Mr.. O'Nell. tao
Pascoe. Carlo and sandere: thi Eileen
Alanna," J. X. Thomas; (c) II Hear
Thrush Mt Eve" Cadmen and Eberhart.
V. soprano solos by MI. o'Neii. ls) caro- caro-
Mio Ben" Giuseppe Glordani; tb) sing
Me Loves Luiiaby." Theo. Morse. VI.
Barytone solo by Mr.. Marshall. Drink to
VII. Tenor solos by MIR, oNcii. (a( It's
an irish Girl ! Love-" brennan and Bal
Cb) THAT Tumbledown Shack in Ath-
time in Mayo Means lcvetifre with You,"
Fiske O'Hara and @. II. Gartian.
STATION KDKA. PITTsURUGH CwEsT-
INGHOUSE).
2 M p NJ Popular concc.t ny Twins Pep
Orchestra ~ Pittsburgh.
I 80 T. ~ -."Relatlon Of ITO ne Ind Garden"
r. II. Lee. architect. Chamber OF Com
r.rIce Pittsburgh. From Pittsburgh Pos,
s. idiU
s 100 p. M.-Musicsl program by the HER
hoier riute Orchestra Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
STATION wyP, FORT WOOD, n. y. c.
SIGNAL CORPS, u. =. A.
9 80 T.. M.--"Moiher Davison's Army and
Navy Night" Young oversee entertainer.
Margaret Sumner, viii recite stories with
music In lrcr usual charming manner,
Diana Kasner AZ the piano. Elizabeth
Ward, lyric soprano, Babe Southwell. ac-
companist. Fannie Washington Will sing
some real Southern ditties TO the ac-
compartment OF her banjo. Eleanor HelbiE.
child soprano. will also take part In the
program, Doris Rente at the piano.