The New York herald., 1922-06-08
To-day's Radio Program
(Tune to $50 Meters)

(Tune to $50 Meters)
1000 A. M.-Musical program.
IL 100 A. M.-Opening prices on active bonds
and stocks under the authority OF the New
York stock e., ExeMSange mvycai stirghogs pbogsam'
1900 M.-Agricultural reports and prices.
weather forecast, musical program.
12:55 to 1 p. M.-Standard time signals from
/ 90 p. M-Midday prices on active bonds
and stocks. musical program.
200 p M-shipping news excepting satur-
day. by the Marine Engineering and Ship
ping Age. musical program
$500 p. M.-Musical program.
4 90 P, M.-Baseball scores. women's fash
ion news by the Women's Wear Daily
Fashion Newspaper, musical program.
500 p. M.-Basebal scores. musical pro-
500 P. M-official weather forecast. agr,-
cultural reports and prices, shipping news
excepting Saturday,. musical program.
ZOO r. M.-Final baseball scores.
500 r. M.-ciosing prices on active bonds
and stocks, marine news by the Radio
Corporation of America
lisoi P. M-officIal weather forecast.
700 p. M.-"Jack Rabbit stories." by David
Cory, New York Evening Mall.
7:so p; M...wors Among the Blind Chill
tional Sunshine Society.
7.45 P. M.-"Iow to Select Motor Car"
by Alexander F. Johnson.
500 P. M.-Recital by Anita Henriquez lyric
soprano. from Argentine. who appeared in
Buenos Aires very successfully in concert
MRS comme Ea E. s ss Na 1oSm
conspanied by the Duo-Art plano. ''Sau-
pir.'' Chant Hindon," Bemberg; "Ayl Ayl
:'Los ojos Negroes Alvarez: ''The star"
James Rogers. Vol 10 sapete.'' Mas
90 P. M.-"Humorous Experiences of a
Cartoonist," by Claire Briggs.
$50 P. M.-pance music by the Tom Rey-
bsnjoist: John Pospisii. violinist: Al. Pico.
saxophonist: Archie Pistill, cornetist; Joe
scherger. pianist Fred Holman. drummer.
PRODUCING "Dawning.' arranged for dance
by T. Reynolds; ''oogie oogie Wa Wa"
fox troa es Me- p and
Me Down in Dear Old Dixieiand." fox trot:
i've Got My Habits On" introducins
Reynolds; Every Day." from For Good
ness Sake" fox trot.
station wwZ, Manhattan iCwsnamaker,.
1:4o-Brief song recital by Edna Beatrice
Bloom. soprano; ]. Thurston Noe at the
plano; ta) Where Ny Caravan Has
Taught p Me- 5 pvorsR; &c, "Because agIasr aaarr
delot. 2;4o-Brief program by Mr.. De Pool,
eeiist. (a) Romance Sans Paroles" Won
song recital by Edna Beatrice Bloom. So
prano: ]. Thurston Noe at the piano. $40
Timely hints on Paris Gable and Fashions
Nssf pSeaons niSc 1o5o p s0la.es Mgrsf 2! plo
gram by Ann Thompson. pianist. !. Gar
Concert Etude; Maepowell; %, Golumsine.s
II. (a) Wolf Dance, Cadman; (b) Azalia.
Beethoven; (c) Betty's Music Box. Bond.
III. (s) Valse Brilliant. Mamma yucca.
wGY. Schenectady General Electric).
80 P. M.-Early stock market quotations.
700 p. M.-Produce and stock market quo
sart kaa I,II
s:45 p. M.-concert program furnished
through the courtesy of the Monday Musi-
cal Club Of Albany. N. Y: Selection for
tArensky). Mrs Emily Miller Hendrie and
Miss Elizabeth Kleist contralto solo. by
The Waters Of Mlnnetonka'' Gieurancej.
Mrs. Horatio Bellows. accompanied by Mrs
Lowell d. Kenny. violin obbigato by Mrs.
Peter Schmidt violin solo. melody (Dawes),
scnd Miss wby lydia a.
Has No Legs Mrs. Fay Smiley stoweli;
soprano solo. The Star, (Rogers-. Mrs.
Raymond n. Fort. Mrs. Hendrie, accom-
panist: selections for two pianos, "Ro-
manza.- with variations (Grieg), Mrs
Lowell D. Kenny and Mrs. Harry T. rrv-
Korsakoff-Kreisler) Mrs. Schmidt. Miss
Sweet Lady" tspross). Mrs. Fort. Mrs:
(cook), Mrs stowell: violin solo, ''schon
Eosmarin' tkreisler). Mrs: Schmidt. Miss
PesP eanran Srs sHtritS Mor.,s sos
Bellows. Mrs. Lowell D. Kenny. accom-
PIANIST; selection for two pianos, ''Espana"
(chabrier), Mrs. Hendrie. Miss Kleist.
KDKA, Pittsburgh Westinghouse.
90 p. M.-Talk on Swimming" Gordon
NJ Mullen. swimming Instructor Pittsburgr
Athletic Association, Pittsburgh, Pa.
"Lawlessness and Crime-Sugge.ted Rem
edies." Robert i. wicklins. business coun-
cilor. Pittsburgh. Pa. From Pittsburgh
:oo p. M.-Pittsburg1 Ladies ouaret IA
vocal selections.
wGT, Medford Hillside, Mass. tAmrad).
3:3o-"The Parent-Teacher Movement IN
Mason OF winchester. president Massachu.
setts Parent-reaeher Association.
Brooks. Christian Register). read by Miss
Eunice l.. Randall.
Harvey A. Wooster. Tufts College. second
IN the course Of Elementary Economics
s:f5--Neleon Chisholm. boy pianist Waltz
IN A Flat" Chopin. "Etude" (Mendels-
s:so--Apollo Quartet, william whitaker.
Everett Glines. Edward Macarthur, Eugene
tainer. Selections: "Comrade in Arms
(Adams); quartet, "A Modern Martyr: -
reading BY Miss Goodspeed. The Gardea
whitaker. Uncle Moon" (scotO quartet,
"A Trip in Ford" reading oy Mise Good
speed Annie Laurie CGeibei. quartet;
by Miss Goodspeed; Long Day Closes"
quartet.
station WEI, Springfield twcstinghouse).
I:30 p. M.-Basebsll scores Uncle wiggly
Bedtime story.
7slb p. M.--Talk by Philip v. Erard. chair
man Of the Board of Health: Prof. John
pheian, department of rural sociology,
Massachusetts Agricultural College,
500 r. M.-Baseball scores. latest dance Sc
1ections by the Peerless Orchestra, @.
Cravline, plano; p. Higgins. saxophone
and clarinet; l.. Kenny, traps; l.. STAN
nsrd, violin.
efntion wvP, Fort Wood. n. Y. c., Signal
Corps. u. :. A.
(Tune 10 1850 meters.)
$50 r. M.--Tnstruction in radio.
ZOO r. M.--Concert under the auspices OF the
William Knabe Company. Rosemary Pfaff.
soprano; Florence Stern. violinist; Edna
Horton. pianist