The New York herald., 1922-12-05
The New York Herald Radio Program
Tuesday, December S. 1922.

90 Aria from "Toscs," "E iucevan lie
$40" BIrdlandv A lecture-recitaI by Ed
ward Avis. lecturer bird music and violin
s;;So-paniel Garter Beard. Uncle DAN
and national commissioner OF Boy Scouts
OF America, author and pioneer. will talk
70 20 az the boys and everybody else.
ta) Aria from Fedora" I'D "De Dudu"
tJewish folksong).
900 TO o:3o--Dance numbers, MeadowbroolS
Society Orchestra Frank u. Daley, man
ager, violin; Henry G. Muller. director,
saxophone; John klersy. piano; Wes. II.
Mortimer cornet; L. Terry Gaylord. saxo-
phone; Fred :. Eckert. drums. Program:
CD You ave Me Your Heart" ca 'Why
Should Cry Over You?t go Tomorrow"
90 stairway TO Paradise" t5) Tricks.
(6) Two Little Wooden Shoes (O
smIles." 60 "Homesick'' tfo) ''rhe
Sneak uD ION the Alamo Q.)
vwGR-BuffaIo FedernI Tel. & Tel. Co.. 500
Meters).
1915 p. M.--weather and market reports
49, meters).
2 2:Oo-Music.
2;2o-closing prices of Chicago Board Of
Trade
5 :00--Music.
s:i5-closIns price OF New York Stock Ex-
1 -Ampico recital
5;so-weather and market reports fs5
meterS).
5:4o--Closing prices OF New York Stock Ex-
change and Chicago Board OF Trade.
:30-Digest of the days news.
7:40-Bedti story, Amora Katherine
7:45-Topics of scientific interest as written
by the editorial staff of the Scientific
American.
KDKA-East Pittsburgh Westinghouse, 800
Meters.
7;oo r M.-News; weekly fashion talk for
f.r..s.a a,-.1h hx gADh
Company. Pittsburgh: United States semi
weekly public health bulletin
:ssed,lm, story for % the yon ohlidrsn s,oce rx.
change.
s s;o0-"A Merry Christmas and Safe One"
prepared by the National Safety Council,
Chicago, III. Concert--A. G. Jonas, bari
tone; Miss Leona Friedman. pianist and
accompanist Gertrude Wiley. artistic
whstling and bird limitations; Mrs. Lettie
Austin smith, reader and entertai%ner. %
REORGANIZATION solos. beneath Thy
Window:" 2. a. capus; Mate o Mine,
Gounod, 'Torcador Song Bizet; Give a
Man Horse He Can Ride" o'Hara
Plano solos. "C;rien'' Schumann: 'iiebe-
Moskowski 'I1tncenes." Moskowsili.
Readings. The Master is Coming reli-
gious THE Cabin is Empty dramatic;
Lucky Jim comedy. Otto shuller, con-
cert either. Program-"victora March,
Enstein; "Alpine Lander" Huber: ,r The
Bells OF Salisbury. Koshat; Fantasia,
Shuller: Hungarian Dance Kiroiy
KYw-Chicago westinghouse, 400 Meters).
$500 J.. M.--Musical program courtesy OF
Midwest Music House and Bergey's Chi
cago Opera School. Norma Madeline
Thompson, soprano: Nine. Elise Cobran
Meius soprano August r. Bredemeier,
tenor; Helen Louise Schaffer, accompanst:
Lee Butterfield Orchestra, Lee Butterfeld
piano. Ben Berg violin, Johnny Kurzen-
knobe banjo. Leonora 'Daum soprano and
tenor saxophone. J. b Blsnton solo saSo-
phone; Urban Palmer drums. Program.
ta,Medley. Might and Indiana Home.
(b) ''Suez." (c) "Toot- -Toot -Tootsie. Good
Bye" (d)-"pont Bflns Ne Posies' Erd-
man. Lee Butterfied Orchestral ta) MY
Dreams Tosti. (bl blossoms" Phillips,
Nine. Elise Colbran Melius (a) Little
Lad Phillips. (b) Jane. Dear" Phillips.
A. Il. Bredemeier; (a) I'm Rose Time,i
Phillips. (b) "Byo-Lo Baby schaffer
Norma Madeline Thompson (a> THE Song
Ny Mother Taught Me-. Dvorak. ~
'Bluebird Land" Short. Nine. Elise Col
bran Meius: (a) ''Nothin' But Love.
Pond. (b) Selected. A. f. Bredemeier; la)
'Habane-a" from Carmen" Bizet OBJ.
by the Sea-" schnffer. Norma Madeline
Thompson