The New York herald., 1922-08-04
To-day's Radio Program
(Tunc to $50 meters)
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700 to 7:30 r. M.-"Bedtime Stories" by
Thornton Burgess. noted author OF chill
drens books. whose stories appear IN
nearly one hundred newspapers.
9:i0 r. M.--"Are We Physically FreeT' by %.
L. Fisk, NJ. D., medical director OF LIE
Extension Institute.
Leath. cowriter of Weber & Fields show 3
Midnight Revels." Courtesy Shupert
( vaudeville circuit.
9:2o +. M.-Musical program by Todd's 9
Shipyard Band of twenty-five pieces. Har-
old Cooke. bandmaster. Program: Saluta-
ton. The Star spangled Hammer" chi
old; Among the Roses" Lake; The
Prince OF Piisen," Luders; "orpheus." Of
fenbach: Gems Of Stephen Foster; I'm
terpieces. by safranck finale, America" !"
1915 +. M.-Elsie Perkins OF East orange
In a program OF piano selections. MISS
Mack OF waterbury. Conn. who viii sing
MY Laddie." Thayrr: ''vissi v'Arte vissi
1920 p. M.-George w. Gaiiagher's Multi
gan Follies viii be broadcast by De Haven
and Nice the Waite Twins. Ruby Nevins
and Joe lowell Of the Shubert vaudeville
circuit.
wwz-MANHATTAN (wANANAKER).
1:15 p. M. to 2:15 p. M:-Brief song recital
Thurston Moo at the piano. The Ampico
in "Favorite Melodies from Great Com
posers,' as recorded by prominent Virtuosi
8 p. M. TO r. M.-Song recital by Effie
Lawrence Palmer. monologist. In short,
humorous monologues and timely riines.
Carl Renard. tenor; J. Thurston Noe at the
Cadnan; Cb) Tar OFF I Hear Lovers
Flute" Cadman; Co by the Waters OF
Minnetonka..,, Lieuranco; td) I The Moon
t'ps aa5 .Human luna r. Na,ure.. 'ill dbll The House
With Nobody IN It." co The Woman ma. q.
solos: (a) III Neige" CTS snowing),
, Bernberg; (b) lie Rove (Tho Dreaml, !,
from "Manon," Massenet. w. Miss
Miss Resiess Crow" (c) :" Tho Little
Hostess" W. Carl Renard In tenor solos !:
ta) Danny Boy old Irish air; 90 Il
Where blossoms Grow" San Souci. VI.
Miss Palmer: (a) 1.-THE Usual Way" OBJ
"Good-By.'
KYw-CHICAGO, I'LL. (wEsTINGH0UsE).
p. M.-Program of musical numbers and
readings. Margare, MacNair Millar Scotch
soprano: Saida Ballentine. accompanist.
Harry r. Reed. barytone; Mrs. n. T. Nav-
cato. soprano; Eva Ray accompanisti !
Vera Christensen. reader. Program: Ed
inboro Toon,' Scotch, and Bonnie Prince
Charlie" folk song, by Margaret MacNair
Millar; THE Englishman's Philosophy OF
Life Cooke. and Ma and the Auto" !"
Guest, by Vera Christensen, reader. Las
sic o. Mine" Walt and Mother o. Mine"
Tours, by Harry i. Reed: "vio 10 Sapete"
0rom "Cavallerfa Rusticana'), Mascagni;
My Little House. Pierce. by Mrs. y. II.
Navigate; piano selections. Duo-Art: Wee
Dooch and Doris" Lauder. and Mary OF
Argyle" old Scotch. by Margaret MaeNalr
Anon, by Vera Christensen; Just Been
Wond ring" Canning, and 'lnyictus. "
HUM. by Harry II. Reed: III Bacio."
ArdIti. and Mother. My Dear" Treharne.
by Mrs. X. 7. Nivigato.
wBz-sPRINGFTELD.
1880 =. M.--Dasebail scores. Uncle wiggiiy
7;45 p. .M.-"F'ashion Talk on Bathing Suits
and Accessories." courtesy OF the Mast
publications; Ways OF Dressing the Bed. :"
courtesy OF the Mast publications. United
States Government and State market re-
ports.
sP M.-BasebaIi scores. Musical program
by Eleanor Klemmer. soprano; Billy Ma
thews, pianist.
KDKA-PITTsBURGH WESTINGHOUSE,
9 T. M.-Letter from Farm and Home. :"
Weekly talk on swimming" prepared by
Ralph shintcn. captain OF the Pittsburgh
Post Life Guard. located at Oakmount. the
center Of Pittsburgh's camp colony; from
i. M.-"seasonabls- Suggestions for the
Home Garden" by Harry II. Ebv. county
agriculturist; Allegheny County Farm Bu-
p. M.-Miss ora Rev. soprano; Fred I.otz.
piano; Elmer Hennig. cello; William Hen
nlg Jr lace accomPsnist Soprano solos ;. "T'l!
GolterInan; Melody" (RubInstein), Pop
per: Tho swan" saint-saens Romance
srsSs sos Moso%s ss'Ss roe% SsSa' codcW saS
sky.
wvP-F0RT WOOD tsIGSAL CORPS,
$50 =. M.-Answerins mail received from
p. M.-"one Hundred Per Cent. American
lar lea liant