The New York herald., 1922-11-23
To-day's Radio Program
WIZ. Newark (westInEhouscl /.
(Tune to 500 Meters)

WIZ. Newark (westinEhouse).
Il NJ. 20 p. M.-Opening prices on active
bonds and stocks. grain, COFFEE and sugar
midday reports and prices on farm prod
ucts; musical program.
p M.-Closing prices stocks and bonds,
grain. coffee and sugar.
4;0J +. M.-"Fashions." from Womens
Wear. daily newspaper
40 p. M-Resume of sports
T.. M.-Entertainment features.
p. M.-"Jack Rabbit stories.' David Cory
OF the Evening Mall
$50 to s:i5 p. M.-Recital. zona MAie Girls
void. soprano, and Aline HurrSll shute,
lyric Soprano Program by z0ns Moaa4t Maie
Gals%oa "Je ATsSss ps que nien Ne
Loves Old Sweet song" Molloy. aud ''Ah:
hGye' Mps sSas sSs Day xaS Ginsrs Thou
Art SO Like Flower" Chadwick; When
Ny Caravan Has Rested" Lohr; tIe paie
Wood Thrush" Logan; 'wenn Ich In
Dlene Augen Sehn.' Schuman.
e:15 p. M-"The Use Of Intelligence tests in
the School" Ruth 3: CLARK Il o,,w vocational
service for juniors. New york city.
80 p. M.-Dance music. Belvedsrc synco-
blues Chicago" Burning sands" PA!
Gust q Hii because seS es1i You're YOU, Blue"
Sister Kate" The Trail 70 Long Ago."
Carolina in the Morning, hitteh OH lne
Keys" piano solo by James diheehs.
9:5b to 10 =. M.-Arlington time signals
weather forecast. -,
1901 P. M-Continuation OF program by
Belvedere Syncopators.
WEAF, Manhattan (Amnr. Tel. and Tel. Col
(4oo Meters)
4:3o p. M-Recital. Clara Altman. con'raito'
readings. John NJ. Lynch
sP. M.-Recital. Clara Elizabeth Horn, lyric
turro; recital. Raymond Freemantle, pary
tone: James Z. Wise, chiei Scout e1eeu',1e, ecu ,,
In a message TO Scouts, other boys anu tne
general public on 100000 more ocou's
Why?"
WRw, Tarrytown Radio Research Il
Laboratory.
s:15 p. M Musical selection.
8:20 p. M.--News bulletins. .,,o A,nnico
s36 p. M.-Agriograins from ,tl.o the oh''ea
States Department OF AgrGus,I,se ,,idrsc,s bedtime
6:40 p. M.-First series oil oniureHs o'p'''"'
stories, Edith Dueil.
30 p. M.--Musical selection.
7;s5 r.. M.-Recitai. william Gooie' 'eno''
s:iS p. M.-Sodthefn dialect stories and
negro character. studies. AL. j.. Abglin
s25 r M-Third series ressec,x 81 'a,N Koeng. % CON-
sulting engineer of Tarrytown Radio Re-
search Laboratory. , c-,,,,
1O:3o r. M.-psncc music program Clun
Sterling Orchestra Of White Plalhs.
IL +. M.-Acknowledging reports
IL :05 p. M.-Continuation OF dance music py
Club Sterling Orchestra.
wGY, Standardization. EIec. Co..
400 meters.
IL M.--U. S. Naval Observatory time Sig
II 80 p. M.-Noon stock market quotations.
i2:45 p. M.--weather forecast on 4s5 meters
wave length.
7:45 +. M.-Radlo drama. Instrumental
selection. Melody In @ Flat (Cadman).
Madame X" q. w. McConaughy) Pres
entation under personal direction OF Irene
Osser. who played Madame X under tne
management Of Henry Savage The cast
Jennie Wren. later known as Madame X,
Irene Ossier; Her Husband, Edward H.
Smith; The Son. Henry Miiler; Laron9ue,
interpreted by Nan Crawford. Frank Oliver.
Frank Finch and Margaret " Smith. First
seton Aaeu rmn wGY s
tai Quartet. Second episode: Several
years later Instrumental selection. Love
let. ,y"s Third e episode. instrSmentai Instr % selec-
tlon, Dialogue" .(Meyer- -Helmund), WGY
Instrumental Quartet, Fourth episode:
erei' (MacDoweiD, WGY Instrumental
Quartet. Fourth episode. Scene H., In
strumental selection. Told at Twilight
QIuerter), WGY Instrumental Quartet.
WGK-Buffaio (Federai Tel. and Tel. Coz
2:oO-Musfc.
3:00--MusIc
4:00--Ampico recital.
7:So--Digest of the days news.
7:40--Bedtime story. billy Brads Bank
7:45~Boy Scout radiosrams; industrial en-
ployment bulletin
KDKA-Pittsburgh westinghouse.
200 p. M.-News: United States emi-weekly
public health bulletin.
:30-Bedtime story for the children.
s:00-Hnts on modern and practical home
furnishing. preparsd by Miss Harriet Web
ster of the Joseph Thorne Company, Pitts
buryh, Pa. address OF interest to the agri-
culturalist, prepared by the National Stock
man and Farmer. Pittsburgh, Pa.
s:30-Original. compositions by Adolph NJ.
Forester; Mrs. Gertrude Sykes King. So
prano; Ruth Dethorpe, pianist; Oscar l..
Helfenbein, pianist: Max Siverman. vio-
linist; Joseph Repiogle. cellist. Program:
Trio, first movement. op. 6l piano solos.
"Exutation. op. 81, and Homage to
Brahms: violin solo. Novelette," op. 20:
soprano solos. ''Trlstam and Iseult" op.
CO. my Harp" op. II "It In Loving
Singing" with violin obbllgato. trio, second
movement. op. SO.
KyW-Chicago (wcstinshouse).
90 T.. M-Concert, Birdie Gordon soprano;
James II. Luchansky, tenor; Sallie Menkes
accompa mist. Erwin Wallenborn, pianist;
Louis w. Hackbarth, trombone. Program:
Soprano solos. Gypsy Love Song (Her-
bert). Three Little Chestnuts" Page)
Night Drown trombone solos, I'm the
iett), ''The Rosary (Nevin), "Lassus
Tronnbone" (EIlmorcl tenor solo. 'Ifntfl't