The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
To-day's Radio Program
(Tune to $50 meters)
WJZ--Newark.
(Westinghouse)

westinghouse
900 A. M.-Early morning reports and
prices on farm products; musical program.
IL 90 M.-Opening prices active bonds and
stocks. grain. coffee and sugar; midday
reports and prices on farm proauc's'
II :S5 to 90 p. M.-Standard time signals
from Arlington.
90 r. Midday prices on active bonds
ule Of American and National League
games; musical program.
400 II. M.-Scores by innings or games clos
Ing prices on active bonds and stocks, COT
fee and sugar: musical program.
$50 r. M.-Final reports and prices on farm
products; weather reports; shipping news
. 80 p. M.-Revlew OF the Iron and Steel In.
dustrles and, Their Relation 20 General
Business Conditions. by the Iron Age.
5:45 p. M.-"Shoes and Slippers for Street
and Evenings" by Vogue.
100 T. M:-Finai scores Of ball games.
Smith Vincent. New York Evening Teie-
gram.
400 p M.-"Location Of Ships at Sea- by
the Radio Corporation OF America; final
baseball scores; closing prices on stocks,
bonds, grain, coffee and sugar
9:05 +. M.-"Bugle Calls of q Trans-At-
lantic Liner by the bugler Of the Anchor
Liner Tuscania.
9:2o p. M.-concert under the direction OF
Charles y. Isaacson. musical editor OF the
New York Evening Mail.
Program-Artists recital by the studios Of
Edwin Hughes. plano, and A: Russ Patter-
the chairman: ''Polonaise e Major.
Chopin. Miss Jennie Serman. pianist: Trio
ben. soprano: Louis D. zeidier. tonor. ana
Lesehetizky; "Apparition." List. and
milky. pianist t. ..wo,eom ss sweet wind
cadman. Miss Berthe Richards, lyric so.
prano The Spirit Flower, canpbell
La Forge and ''ouyrez." Dessauer. by Miss
Dreeben; BLACK Key Etude." winter
Wind Etude" and Q sharp Minor scherzo.
az by Chopin. by solon Rooinson, pianist:
The Pipes OF Gordon's Men," Hammond.
by Mr.. Ernestine: Spring Song OF the
Robin Woman (shanewis) Cadman. by
Miss Lenore Van Blerkonl. dramatic So
prano; Where Fer Ye Walk" Handel. by
Maurice lie vove. basso: duet; Every
cini. by the Misses Dreeben and Van Bier
kom: quartet from "Rigoletto." Verdi, by
Misses Dreeben and Van Blerkom and
Messrs. Zeidler. and lie Vove; Russ Pat
terson at the piano.
1880 r. M.-Impersonations By Mrs. Curtis
Burnley Railing.
II :o1 p. M.-official weather forecast.
wvP Fort, Wood, n. Y. c. Q,t50 Neters.)
(Signal Corps, U. S. Al
$50 p. M.-Tnstruction In radio.
. +. M-Westminster Orchestra OF New
York in a program of dance music.
wGY. General Electric Company,
Schenectady.
12 NJ. s. Naval Observatory time signals.
II 80 p. M.-Noon stock market quotations.
IL 40 7. M.-Weather forecast on $50 meters.
. r. M.-Music.
9 p. Introduce and stock market quota
lions and reports; baseball results; news
bulletins.
KDKA, Pittsburgh.
westinghouse
Z r. M.-Closing address on the Careful
Crossing Campaign, by f. IL. Babcock,
supervisor Of safety. p. l.. T.. Railroad.
Pittsburgh. Triweekly letter from Farm
and Home. Weekly summary OF The Iron
Age.
% r. M.-Fred Lott. pianist. Program;
.tReflections in the Water" Debussy; ta)
'Nocturne," Richard j. kountz; CD "Im-
promptu." Richard j. Kountz CMr. Kountz
Is one of Plttsburgh's young and proliic
composers) "Sequidiila," Albeniz. Charles
Riley. violin. Program TO be announced by
radiophone,
XIV, Chicago.
westinghouse
8 r M.-concert arranged through courtesy
OF Lyon and Heaiy Concert ana ArusL l ~,
partment. program 10 be announced oy
radiophone.