New-York tribune., 1922-05-29
Daily Radio Program,
Monday, May 29
WIZ. Neanrk 1850 meter.


II a N. to p. n-Musical program
II =. m. noon TO D. n. and 1901 .. rn.-,-
Weather forecast
Noon and p. m,-Agricultura, reports
. p m.-Busness and Industrial Condl-
t!ons in the United States as observed
BY tho National Industrial Conference
2 ?. ni.--Magasine stories
40 p m~-"Child Welfare" by DR.. Frank
HHlchardaon. Brooklyn Chapter OF Red
TO s:3o p n,.-Concsrt under the d,reo.
1ion no,th. 1Y Charles D Jsanaoson. Program:
the ehsirnan hs l95nancs o. Great Artists" by
major and "scher75 Tarantelle". Ed
WIN ''rasse, violinist; Alma Dana!y at
tn9 !n,,r piano. 3 "Luns! dial caro- bene.' .
inoia, Berbera Maurel aoprano; Fred =
erlHk Bristol az the piano. A. Prelude,
rarantclie sIn9r noctorne sharp major. and
snist o Face 70 Face with Mozart i"
Charles D Isaacson, chairman. g. Waves
At F,ay,. Song without WORDS" in O
dier's Bride" Last Years Rose" and "Fv
the Waters OF Mfnnetonka"; Barbara
aaureL e. Second Arabeeoue and Isl
schr1t. srhnngt!s walking on the Waves" Mr
t;so p. n-Concsrt oy the Melyose or,n-
,'3},.,f. ,e} 9f New lork C.ty Chester A. Hawkes.
grain: 'Everybody Is Welcome in p,x,e "
Dear Old Southland" barytone soio hv
Grss,,, G5soFrss Jones tr.. Thank God for =
&c &c heady Every Time I Feel the
Sp.r!t Rolling in Jesus Arrns.'' II
,sot ,5o Robe" "Halleiu'; banjo solos BY
Amt II Shame to Steal on sunday =:
hsss solo by Albert d. Hawthorne. "Ar.
1onj ..inn, i9nf ,e ,exhoTtatiSn lnegro ser.
>, Medley OF Southern Airs '''s'
- p h'-Aritngton official time
WV. Bedloe's Island G.15O meters,
Signal Corps, L. ). A.
s;oo y, rn.-lnstruction IN radio.
p, h'.--Gohcert under the direction Of
an Aeco,s. S ~, .peSist 'soh III rhe iinportance OF
'sappische ODE "Fiesie "un J,'a'Tlnan MAN
ove Corde al Mendoiino." Haroid I'es .
,bs lbc"@55pns: n,ape 1sa 1nsaryso9s Diana Easner at
brass insirurents}, Construction ,nete9
.r .LMn, no" TO produce tone. the natural
.o1Np' .[e!@pet' slide Trumpet. valve trumpet
an tuna. Lieutenant Clifford II y3idrsi,,
sal' osanafnsster o. ssth Regiment Bind;
ss,!, S.s hels5erdis' Ct love Thee') i
Gatden") 'Herdeeorsen (''Tha Iisfds' sso
man man = sonEl 'svartar Eosor'' BLACK
7@ses !7Pses y "a Niyeda 4san Loss,sn soprano
Roden .,!vh,r v1ne VIII t' Brahms" Rose
TO Messenger Sally Roses >.
p pnun on Home" Harold c. Luckstone:
'u . music demonstrating wood wind
instIuments); Flute. oboe. small ciarinat
medium clarinet, largo clarinet saro'
ni Fnohe ;, family. hassoon. Lieutenant elf
toro t r.. Ridsely; Life" The Fater-
ing DUSK. Song OF the Open" Alveda
Loferen. 'e"a
'"Gf. Schenectady (seo rneter.)
i2:So p m.--Noon stock market quota
p; m.-stock and produce market
snd late news bulletins
Eastern standard time.
WBZ. Springfield, Mass. $3.50 meters,
80 p. m.--BssebaN scores: Uncle Wig
Eily bedtime story. 's
Ike p. r,po-,s nu o, sovsfnmsn. and state
merce' by Fred J. Hiilman.
ia ssicai selections; Fabiola Riehardson,
zone: Esther de Gray Metivler. violin. +.
May MAJOR. pianist.
WGJ. Medford Hillside, Mass. 1850 me..rs,
? IS p. n.-Music.
p. m.-Curreut events
{ 50 p m.--Baseba!l scores; late new.
IS p. ra.-Boston police reports
SO p m.--Weekly business report.
,,.,'1,- I,angn%ss Written and Spoken"
ern .Sneuages. TUFTS College.
Is p. m.-Mrs. Z. p. Keywood. soprano:
Gertrude Cheney Bartlett. reader, Grace
Icy 1dktUetl. accompanied, i IN Long
Wild Rose and Ny Mother" Mrs.
Haywood; "Sirns's Horse" Miss Bart
le't; .pianologues Miss Bartlett and Miss
Ga:cheli
As y. m.--Conoord Nal. Quartet, com
rosed OF w. Il smith y. w. Monroe. G.
r. Young and \. II Miller, "De Coppah
Moon" The Drum. "Ye Banks and
B-aes." In the Time OF Roses"
KDki. Pittsburgh 1850 meters,
9 @. r. 10 AGO p. m.--Hourly music
program.
=. fl-weekly survey Of business condi-
ton. National Industrial Conference
Board.
p rll.--"The Future OF Pittsburgh Aerial
Activities" A. II. Krigger.
30 p. n1--ThorntoD W. Burgesss 'Bed-
time Stories"
AS 7. m.--News. market reports and sun.-
mary OF stock conditions.
p. ri.-Fersattie entertainment by the
Gagged by Mrs. c. Perry Kiefer.
kYW. Chicago 1850 me.ers)'
p. n. "a 6 p. m.--Honrly program OF
uewS. music and reports
% ?. M" Bedtime story"
Ia y. Tgt.---NtHs. market reports and sum
macy Of stock conditions.
TO $ D. m 81 ustcal program by Dorothy |
Bowen. soprano; Elsie Hatnes. accom-
pianist; Bernard Scbwe.tzer. tenor: Anns !
Peterson. sccorIpantst: Marion Laffey. /
\ iolln obbliga.o; Festa Surr,y y Watkins. /
reader. ana c. Gordon Wedettz. orGaRist |
% III. Chicago MedSnah Temple.
central daylight tns.