New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Daily Radio Program
Thursday. April 6
VIZ. Newark (a6o metcrs,

,very hour. - , '---"us'cai program
~ - ., m. n; noon to p. N. and 1oo1 ,. m
LOB y. shipping news
Mo2o r 3 to p. s1Guisqra reports
,,a 80 p. m.--C. E. Le Maasena's operetts
rnnnor* wiz be broadcast under the
nG,Tsonai i.,i 1a,. direction Of the COMPOSER who
dialogue. Pandora Csoprano). Mrs. {, p
- Maseena Hope Calto) Miss Marion
tteim. Epmetheus Genorl. Philip Spooner.
.ll'cksilver (barytone), William H Hen,
n.ngsen The Edith Rose Trio (yioiin
Tel1o a1,oi snd pisno) will provide the instru-
Z, selected choir viii sing the choruses
70 p. Little Jack Rabbit and the
Fo&. by David COREY.
oon and Drug Products by William r
- Wharton. Bureau Of Chemistry. United
States Department Of Agriculture
D. m rn--Concert BY the Roseland Or
nestra. of Newark, under the leadership
~ Joseph Murray.
9i5 p. M Recital by Esthcr Dale So
7 an@. Tho program includes 'Aleluiia," +"
and The Beloved Stranger
NNF, BedIoe's Island U.as0 meters
Signal Corps l. s. Army
$50 p. Decentralization Of Edsar II
ELK s article on Selecting the Rad
"'le9houe Broadcsst Receiving Set"
>. m.--Concert of classical muse
NGl. Schenectady $3.50 meters
p. m.--Market quotations
.,45 p. m.-Prosram by pupils Of the
Schenectady Conserva tory Of Music. Sous
.5"is, piano solo. Miss Ntasdalene
Miss Mathude Bigelow; Hindu Chant %
Yioiir solo Master Francis Jones; Foolish
tlu,stiors." Miss Mary Molloy; My Heart
*dith Person. "Vennese Melody" violin
solo, Miss Dorothy Ritz; 'Psstoralie" So
rralo solo, Miss Hathilde BigeIow: This
1eCeitful Man" Miss Edith Williams; i'm
2romptu In : fiat. piano solo, Mtss Signe
EinnerhojIn.
NBZ, sprinsfeld, Mass. 900 meters)
., % p. l,.-"Bedtir1e Stories"
':45 ,. r.-Marlet and weather reports
p. m.-Concert by Miss y. l.. Betralak
soYrs no
NCI., Mcdford Hillside. Mass (3Go ,ncters)
$50 2 un.-"Jus, Folks. by Edgar \.
,;45 p. m.--Bedtin1e story for the Little
Folks by MS nunice !. Re mail.
=. 7r.-Lste news flashes
s,50 q. ul.-Dralnatic solos by Miss
1.agy Cl0rk. soprano. ACCOMPANIED by
1GaTE is'; 80 'n ~ bei jah9 al 4y'a 5fom
ilcse. to Good Night: (N. Annie
lsur'c' so. For YOU
.saa ~ toG :o1naife, ',' b. II Harteg "Sss x
Wooster, professor Of poiiiics! science,
~nfta College
KDkA, Pittsburgh t3eO meters)
% a. Fl. to f;9o y. n.--Hourly music
i1.5C T. n,.-1eneen services from rim
y Episcopal church Pittsburgh. con
,,lc.ed by the Rev. H. r r. phillips St
.'rter's Church. St. Louis.
40 y. nj Thornton W. BURGESS "Bed-
tirne Stories.
I.f5 - an.-Neus mari; reports and
summary ~ stcrt conditions.
p. p.--"A Forecast Of Business Con
r{ttous. By Glars Hammond.
$50 T. Versatile entertainment b.
ne Cad,nan Quartet o. mixed voices.
IL Cornelius. soprano: Nellie Grettou.
co1traito: Robert Ketd. tenor: Fed Nc
,tGrn. Darvtoue. al LYcitc G.cgg, accom-
PIANIST and coach
KTW. Chicago $3.50 meters)
% r. IN. 10 8 % ,n Hodrly program OF
T.e"'s, music sud reports.
10 Q -. ru.---'The Rotary March, over.
~. corposcl ana e.yen by Joc Hahn;
o. A'one With To1." Frances Dyer. operate
s93rA70, violin SOLO, Fe,ccftG. Harold
t.eoua rt festultnE tHo fox-t-0t compost
.i9Ds. Don II. Bes.or. pianist; Where My
srassn Has Rested" ana Havana Noon"
team ara Jeanette coucert duo; On the
is40o. xophone SOLO. composed and
given o! sham Homes: ia Love To Build
.oNe Nsst for You" ">iusic Is Wonder
tuj u brn YoD ATf Lonesotne'' ara "Don'L
AoI t;emoi1hs' he Thu. composed and
- p ~ Niii Rossiter: IN biuebird
s7u. s"es E soto. abort l, ,ho~f Love
D-s -" "ph .;obbie"' nc, pew aud II
- iYt.r totis..'' F.Giih s'tF,,ent.t eud
;~iin otJns szf, ST. ia s'tiu j.ccEarG.