The New York herald., 1922-12-05
WIZ. Newark 1westinghouse, $50 Meters)

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8 20 A. M.--Early morning reports and prices
II ;55-standard time signals and weather
forecast
active bonds and stocks grain. coffee and
sugar midday reports and prices on farm
products; musical program
i:o0-Closing prices on stocks ana bonds.
grain, coffe and sugar.
4:o5-"F Fashions" from Women's Wear,
daily newspaper.
5 5:30-New York Hippodrome, songs, Happy
Jack Lambert, barytone.
5:45-Rosume OF sporting events, &C.
6;00-Musical program.
7:oo-"AIuslcal Stories" Mary Plowden Ker--
nan. lecturer for the New York Board of
Education.
I 7;30-Estey organ recital.
so-"B Broadcatsing broadway" Bertha
s S:40-concert Esther Mott. soprano soioist
OF Union Congregational Church. Provi-
dence. Z. l. Program IAN For YOU" Mar
tin; Come to the Fair" Mart,n, rale
Noon" Logan; t'At Parting" Rogers, 4
Song of the Open La Forge.
e;oo-Grace Isabel cobron in her discussion
Of 'Books Of the Week. will include
South American Jungle Tales II. Qui-
roga ana stories by Mrs Moeworth.
e;lo-Recital. Pat Kelly, Irish tenor; Betty
Tilletson Concert Bureau.
a:45-"The Fun OF Being AT Trishman.' DR..
Thomas w. Davidson. pastor OF the His
toric Reformed Church ON the Heights.
900 10 1o:oo--Arlington time signals, wealth.
er forecast.
1o;o1-'"rhe Fun of BEING an Irishman.'
continued
WEAF, Manhattan (4oo Meters).
s:30 p. NJ Recital. Giorianna Tiffany lyric
soprano.
o-"Grasshopper Green and the Meadow
Mice, john Rae; read by the author.
WGY-schenectady General Electric Com
pany; 403 meters).
1900 M.-U. 5. Naval Observatory time
- 80 F. M.-Noon stock market quotations
u 2:45-Weather forecast on 4s5 meters wave
length
> .OO--Music
G 6:00-Produce and stock market quota tfons
bulletins
';4a-Concert program Xylophone solo.
Poet and Peasant overture Cvon suppe>
Raymond Mitchell, O. c. Yettru accom-
PIANIST: bass solo. "A Son of the Desert
Am T. (Phillips), Daniel Gilmore. read
ing, IF Ca parody, Mrs. y. II. Painter;
Mr.. Yettru; bass solo. 'Prosit' CDe
koven) Mr.. Gilmore; xylophone solo,
''Xylophone Rag (Mtche). Mr.. Nit
Thsll reading Mns Her First Thankssiy.ip,s YIN,
the Rising sun (Torjussenl. Mr.. Yettru:
bass solo, THE Lamplt Hour (Pennl
Mr.. Gilmore; reading, "Angelica's Mis-
sionary Offering" Mrs. Painter; xylophone
solo. Finale from William Tell (Ros-
sind, Mr.. Mitchell.
wOR-Newark 400 meter.).
2:so T. M.-Dorothy Gray. beauty specialist.
How 10 Keep Young"
2:45-Song recital Ruth Mott, mezzo soprano
at First Church OF Christ Chris, Scientist. New New
Sweet Voice. Oh starlight Love-" (c)
''shoogy-Shoo. (d) ''smilin' Thru
3:i5-Continua,ion 3 OF series of lectures on
Radio for the Layman." Albert II. Som,
technical editor OF radio department of
the Newark Sunday Call
S:4o-songs. Semalina Stevenson, lyric so
prano of New York Program: 1) THE
Land OF the Sky Blue Waters (Cadmsn).
90 ''Lo Hear the Gentle Lark (3)
Flow Gently Sweet Alton (Burns), 90
When the Swallows Homeward Fly"
6:15-Santa 6 Claus Hour: Santa Claus will
talk TO the kiddies every evening at this
hour and tell them his experiences dur
ing the day In ''Toyland."
G 6:30--"Man In the Moon Stories for the
Children copyright, Newark Sunday Call.
S :00-SonRs, the Rev. Berele Chagy. The
Rev. Mr.. Chaey Is cassed among the
leading cantors Of this country and is
well known the concert stage. Pro
gram: ~ "Rachem" (Manna Zucca). (2)
"Eili Eili' traditional Hebrew) (Shalotu.