The New York herald., 1922-12-08
The New York Herald Radio Program
Friday, December 8, 1922.

| Yer Wattsl, (b) swans SkramsrD, 'cp
prano solo. 'Aiia d'EIisar dHandeD, Della
BaSer; instrumental selection. "LEscar
polette' (Barns). WGY Orchestra
| 1880 =. M.-lnstrumental selection. "A
Dream" (BartlettJ, American Trio; soprano
solo. do Not Co My Love" (iageman),
promptu in A Fiat CshuberO. Ollie Yettru;
Instrumental selection. ''Hyme ST. Cecile"
tGounod). American Trio: violin solo. An.
G.alo). Edward Rice; soprano solo.
Springs Awaking' (Sanderson). Mrs.
Parkhurst: instrumental selection. Ais
! Gypsy Melody" (Dvorak), American Trio;
cello solo. Melody (WitD, Ernest Bur
leigh; soprano solo. :. IT'S Slowing, (Bem-
| tion, "Valse Brillante," opus "a, No. .
Chopin, American Trio.
wGR, Buffalo Federal Tel & Tel. Co., 800
Meters).
900 A. NJ. 20 to:30 A. M.--Musical program
by and for the Hutchinson High School of
12:i5 p. M-weather and market reports
(4s5 meters).
2:2o-closing prices of Chicago Board of
Trade.
| 3 3:OO-Nfusic.
3:f-Closing prices of New York Stock Ex-
4:oO-Ampico recital.
5:3o-weather and market reports (4s5
5:4O-Closing prices of New York Stock Ex-
change and Chicago Board Of Trade.
Z :30-Digest OF the days news.
! I :40-Bedtime story. Mary Moury Logue.
! s: s:O0-Musical program courtesy OF Theodore
| j. Graf and Hutchinson High School; selec-
tions by Hutchinson High school Orchestra
| (a) "The Desert Caravan, tpl oie
| South" (c) la Brunette. waltz: td(
overture, Fair Maid of Perth: Ce) March,
"on Parade Piano solo selected, Gustave
! Nelson; violin duets, selected, Cornelius
/ Gall and Irene Szabo; solos ta) Rolling
Down to Rio %, Dqna" James S,,,lf,aad,a Hfa,mila
gplp Peerless
! Quartet; recitation. Margene Harris: banjo
I solo. selected, steve Perkins. banloist; ana ana
Chorus. composed OF; Charlotte ~ McAleer; Ale s,
director; Phyliss Warrington, MarEnret gar.
cappeer Mary L. xhiddns;, ns,,y Mar1oas sSa% Wsa and
Phyliss Porter, will play the following Sc
lections: ta) "The Dancing Fool, Cbl
When the Leaves Come fumoiins mp wirginnr ppmr'
id1 camp song Come Out a Roaming.
and (eJ when the Moon Plays, Peek-a-
| "Mr. Gallagher and Mr.. shean.' by Eugene
! spinner and John LaDuca; reading.
selected. Irving Mich; Wnpam Cq,eman, an
speaker, will talk on Radio IN the buriaio
/ High Schools
KDKA. East Pittsburgh westinghouse.
(360 Meters.)
ZOO p. M.-News: tri-weekly letter from
| Farm and Hone.' report on world trade
! cond,tions. prepared by the Trade and In
| dustrial Bureau of the Pittsburgh Chamber
! of Commerce.
1:9Esummary Of New York Stock ES-
change. , CO..
| 3 s.o0-Isiterary Moments. Miss Marjory stew
art: program biography OF Paul Law
| renee Dunbar" % Plantation Pictures-h
when de CON pon's hot" b. "Po'h ~
LAM c, "De turnn' OBJ de babies s,S ~ ne
bed" CD "Encouragement; t3) a; e,n,I rnli-
| party t5l when Malndy Sings tAn
| the above are by Paul Lawrence DUNBAR; }
I.On the Street and in Public, a weekly
! tally an etinuette Mrs. Chester y. story.
| 6 s.2n-concert Pittsburgh Apollo Male Chorus
and Saudek Ensemble, from the Carnegie
Prograni-(a) "Drakes Drum coleridge-
Taylor; (b) 'Lullaby, Brahms. sung ns
| tho pittsburgh Apollo Male Chorus; grouo
| 81 solos. 'In Dulci Jubllo." Bach; May
! Day Carol from Essex County: SOTO; rTyu- ,De
| a,Jck Rodrers: instrumental music by the
Saudek Ensemble. The Broken Mccoy,
SibeIius: "The Pilgrims Chorus, wagner
| Intermission. -.
Ing Sea-" Richard Kountz, inscrined 70 IN, .ile
pittsburgh Apollo Male Chorus; The Reap
ars p" r. Carl Whitmer; 'Lo, How Rose
Fer blooming" Harvey =. Gaul; music oy
the saudek Ensemhle;' Highland Love,
ia Scottish sonc solo by Or. Richard
Kirk; My Lindy Lou" LILY stfickanu
colo by Burton Mustin group OF SOLOS
| .'Thc Derelict,' Campbell, solo ny Chestei
Humphreys.
KYW, Chicago (westinghouse).
400 Meters.)
8 .oo r. M.-Musical program courtesy s Henrs
! I,urnort Earnes, Madam Orianna ienhisoii
sonrano. Carleton Cummings, tenor: Mil
ford Chandler. Indian flute; Henry
nort Eames. composer. pianist.