The New York herald., 1922-12-18


sie." 'An Muddied Up" rwentisth Century
eaS1ss r1eFan9 Iovs s0ies X. bas p.y
(seach). Miss Rens Hilton: Mrs. Ros!nson.
sMcsomDsn,s, Myss,s piano solos selected Mss
Home 1 Love- (o'Hara). "Ro.s in the
Archie Waite. accompsnist: piano trio. IN
Trovatore." Miss Thompson. Mrs. Waite.
Miss Hilton; orchestra selections. -.Lovin.
Twentieth Century Orchestra
WBZ-Springfieid, Mass. (Ao0 Meters).
c:So p. M.-Uncle W.gg.iy bedtime story:
Springfield and Boston market reports.
I:45-' Business Conditions" a. observed by
the National Industrial Conference Board.
s;oo-concert. Miss Nellie A. Beaklcy and
|. Paul Peltier. pianists.
WGI. Medford Hillside. Mass. $3.50 Meters).
7:O A. M.-"Before Breakfast Set-ups.
Arthur e. Baird OF Gaines College OF
Physical Culture.
70o-Toning up exercises for business men,
7:eo-Weisht reducing exercises.
7:<0--Weisht Increasing exercises; a short
talk follows the workout.
;s0-Music on tho Brunswick and Chicken
ing Anlpico.
10 :3o-Officlal New England and ocean fore
cast u. S. Weather Bureau (is5 neters).
Reports on dressed meats from the Fed
eral Bureau Of Agricultural Economics.
! ta) Dressed meats: preliminary flash on
niarke; conditions (4s5 meters). (b) Dressed
meats. supplies and market conditions.
/ lamb. mutton and fresh pork.
II :So-Music on the Chickering and Bruins
wick Ampico.
1880 p. M Estey- Reed organ recital. Z.
Lewis punham. orssnlst.
:50-U. 8. official weather forecast (<S5
rnent Of Agriculture (4s5 meters); Boston
farmers produce market report $50
| ineters) butter and egg report; preiim-
| mary report OF market conditions IN New
York and Chicago. with opening sales IN
New York t4s5 meterxl: review Of days
prices and marke. conditions on shippecin
fruits and vegetables (4aS Ineters).
! 3;00-Midafternoon news broadcast, Boston
American; musical program.
b:00-Special broadcast; letters to Santa
Claus.
5:30-Boston farmers produce market report
ttS5 mesers); market report y: s. bureau
OF Agricultural Economics (4S5 meters).
ta) Chicago live stock market. prices and
conditions. (b) Final review OF days prices
and market conditions for Boston on but
ter and eggs.
6.Oo-weekiy review of conditions In the iron
and steel industry courtesy Iron Trade
Review; worlds market survey: Hoston
| police reports, Boston Police Hesdquartere;
late news flashes. early sport news. Boston
! American.
e:.s-" Amateur Microscopy" Ralph ".
stesrns: attorney. OF Boston; seventy-firss
| Tufts College radio lecture
Z 90" Silent Night"
Amrad WGI stands by after 200 p. N.
KDkA Westinghouse. East Pittsburgh, Pa.
$3.50 Meters).
6:i5-S9ecial dinner concert. KDIlA Little
| Symphony Orchestra.
7:I5--News: triweekiy letter from Farm and
: 7:s0-Bedt,rse story for children.
! ,:45-sunmary OF New York Stock Exchange
! weekly survey Of business conditions pre-
pared by National Industrial Conference
s:oO--Nss. group of Radio Articles No. s5
! prYgrsm. Paris Rumors about the First
Wear Dinner Jackets Vanity Fair: How
| to Make New valances.'' House and Gar
den: What Christmas Seals Are Doing
everywhere" May Reed, Educational Sec
retary, tuberculosis League OF Pitsburgh.
$50 symphony Night" program BY KpKA
Little symphony Orchestra. Victor Ssudek.
director, assisted by vocalist. Program
Symphony in u Minor tunfinlshed) schu-
SKY: SKY % Lyric iPs: Pi.ee." ar.ss: ''vsse suite"
Brahms "One who Has Yearned Alone"
| Tschaikowsky; Moment Musicale schu-
bert: Pilgrim Chorus from Tannhauser.
Wagner.
KQv-Pittsbursh Doubleday y-HiIl Electric
Company. 200 Nesers).
4:ao r. M.-Dabson's weekly Economic Re
,C'eo DSo'i p M.-prosram. Miss Kathleen French
contralto OF sharpshurg. Pa. and Arthur
Davis. tenor: New Kensington.. Pa; Mrs
numbers: con,raito solos. two songs from
y!nSsa. iii iii. l wake. and nd Temple Bells:
snss s Tsnoy solos. y PAT Sf be
sh By BY Mseg n mdan ass Bsn Sy logan Ssn:
Song OF Thanksgiving" by Ailitsen. As
in,eriude 20 the vocal numbers Of this pro-
rel'' wii be given by Mira Robin of Pitts
burgh She also VIII give. interspersed in
the program: "a Chinese Folk Tale" and and
a. m0noiosue' Betty a. the DAse0A'
KYw-Chicaxo (westinEhsuse, 40 Meters,
Central standard Time).
$50 p. M.-Progrnn courtesy OF the mid
Opera @ School. ors Xr.ls;s ,l are: Elise coiSrsn
Meiius. Helen Louise Schaffer. Theodore s.
Bercey and August Z. Bredsme.sr. Lee
piano: Ben Berg, violin: Johnny Kurzen.
knabe. banjo: Leonard Daum. soprano and
s Paimes afa%s Prosram: r. "s Con Sos.oms. :6o
FADED Love Letter ld) "swes, Indiana
ehsssra: taS !Ps; Roch ss Tomonds aei Scotch Mel
cay. o.. "%ind S.h,,l song,n s Rogers: e. By
s It,e hss phliiDs nsescre o. nysgo Ssf
lsl 'orpheas with His Lutte" Coates,
az Rose. English. Elise; Elise coiSran Msiius ts5
.'Jane. Dear" PHILIPPE; (b) only You."
Snyder; tc) Ave Maria" Schubert; August
Else Colbrsn Melius.
WOC-Davenport, Iowa Central Standard
Time, 400 Meters).
10 :55 A. Milne signals (485 nietsrs).
IL 90 A. M.--Weather ass rneters).
IL :oS A. M.-Opening market quotations and
agriograms.
II :00-Noon chimes concert.
2:oo p. M.-Closns stocks and markets. C.
A. Russell.
D:45 p. M.-Chimes concert.
G :35 p. M.-Sandmans visit.
I 90 p. M.-Artist musical program. Erwin
Ssindeii. musical director. The Day So
cisty orches,ra": VIM. l.. Mueller. barry
tone Mrs. Emily swast. soprano.
:00 r. N.--Second educational lecture, de-
Hvered by p o. Petersen, saies manager
OF the Lnogrsph Co. (subject to be an
nounced.)