The New York herald., 1922-06-18
EVENTS OF THE WEEK
IN THE RADIO FIELD


rious broadcasting stations which can
be heard within a radius of several
| hundred miles of New York are pre-
sented herewith. During the week
| THE New YORK HERALD will print the
daily program OF the stations each
| morning.
Times given are daylight saving. Tun-
! ing instruments for $50 meter waves ex-
cept i'm the case of WVP, which sends
on l,i50 meters.
STATION WIZ. NEWARK (wEsTING-
HOUSED.
WEEK DAYS.
900 A. M.-Agricultural reports and prices
as released by the New York and New
Jersey Federal Agricultural bureaus; mu-
sical program.
10 100 A. M.--Musical program.
IL 100 A. M.-Opening prices on active bonds
and stocks under the authority OF the New
York Stock Exchange; musical program.
L. 100 M.-Agricultural reports and prices,
weather forecast. musical program.
2:5a TO p. M.-Standard time signals from
1 100 p. M.-Mdday prices on active bonds
and stocks. musical program.
ZOO r M.-Shippins news lexceptins sstur-
ing Age, musical program.
8 100 =. M.-Muscal program.
A 100 p. M.-Baseball scores. women's fashion
news by the Womens Wear Daily Fashion
Newspaper, musical program.
500 p. M.-Baseball scores, musical pro-
6: 90 P. M-officiaI weather forecast. agri-
cultural reports and prices. shipping news
texcepting Saturday. musical program.
200 p. M.-Finai baseball esa scores c,,v. ,ona.
and stocks. marine news by the Radio Cor
poration of America.
II :0I +. M.-Official weather forecast.
SUNDAY.
800 p. M.-Radio chapel services: Sermon.
salty Freshness" the Rev, Dr.; Christian
pal Church, New York: sacred music Sc
iections by the Cathedral Choral Club OF
Newark, twenty-five male voices. under
the direction OF j. Franklin Thomas.
4 90 p M.-"Books ] Like" by $. s. Nc
Clure editor of McClure's Magazine; cour-
80 p. M.-Harold Land. barytone: Tertius
Noble. composer and pianist. Program:
puma" McGill The Want Of You.". Van
derpooi: Tommy Lad" Margetson; Souls !,
q Paasse lhs msn'eoTs se tlrnS Ias Tpee aartan
Vision Fugitive from Merodiade." Mas
senet I'm Youth is Pleasure (seventeenth
century,, arranged by Peel; Mammys
Song" Ware: "A Banjo Song, Sidney
Homer; 1.-THE Pretty Creature" (Old Eng
lish), arranged by Land Wilson; "Open the
Gates of the Temple Knapp.
80 p. M.-Readings and records from the
Bubble Books that Sing by Ralph May
40 p. M.-Sandman stories. told by Kas-
per seide. courtesy Harper & Brother.
1900 p. M.-Adventure , stories SIN IN the Fap ar
years old. with the Pioneer Settler
bear stories from Bears Of Blue River"
by Charles Major. Courtesy OF Macmii-
7:I5 p. M.E;Renovation of the Family
Clothes. by Prof. Laura Baldt. school OF
Practical Arts, Teachers College, Columbia
! I'''SSi ?. M.~SSsat and Grow Thin" by Miss
s:15 p. M.-Recital by Miss Hedwig Browde,
mezzo- soprano: James Dietrich. accom-
panis, Margsret tbe a. tse seeSe spn
shuSert Mon Occur souyre Ia Voix,"
t,s' teer," pi Nogero; "Isla," Ward stephens;
20 Del Dolche Adore" Old Italian; MY
Lover, He Comes on oh the rnslsb ssj oicagry city
Square" 30 Savior. Hear Me- Gluck;
s:45 Z. M.-Jont recital by Nine. RADON
| pany, and orestes Bora, tenor. Program:
| Selections from Lucia" recit and due.
final das by omes oreses she Biora tenor and
| Radomsha. soprano; soprano solo and
scene by Radomsha; tenor solo, recitatiyo.
| Era POGO me ricovera Edgaro, py
| G p M.-"Busness and Industrial Conditions
! in the United States" as observed by the
| National Industrial Conference Board.
| 7 p. M'-stories from ST. Nicholas Maya
zine; courtesy of the Century COMPANY
sS rnasional Mhsprsn aeEaase By james benson
Sawyers. member of the editorial STAFF OF
/ the New York Evening Post. ,,.
the Cocoon to the SILK Gown, by MIS-
Carolyn T. Radnor-Lewis of New York.
! s r. M-Concert by the Ninth Coast Defense
Band OF forty pieces, Lieut.. Frank f.
! Houts, bandmaster; Miss Edna Joyce. solo
s courtesy Of Go John Suite e. syrae htasiis com
| Georgia; g. Edna Joyce. Suanee River
Moon" Stealing accompanied ,i by the the en-. T.
noted for her splendid work during tie war
in singing with the band Of 30 % pieces pdroI drom
the ba5teship title t,S KeGru, West wyomng nfe nsys
| = Stumbling: =, Raggy Trombone; D,
Three O'Clock in the Morning; 10 Star
o:i5 r. M.~Concert by the Delta Epsilon
Fraternity Glee Club. under the a,rection ,,a
Of Edward La Wall sep, Ia La'ayeteii nsi,a iirnsi
lon Associated Clubs OF Greater New YORK.
composed OF men representing the follow
ing colleges and classes, VIZ. Edward ara, la La
Wall Seip Lafayette, 10. director; Chiffon
Roselle Rutgers. 1900 acompanist; Clyde
Wallace. Harvard. 10. assistant accom-
panist: Charles L. Artman. Syracuse. 10.
| president and manager Harry M Eounds;;
Williams, 81, secretary Harold a,,oIi
tenors-walter D. Barrington. Ohio state.
'Oa Floyd w. Bates. New York University
ss Fred B1sy M aa J. F. s dlyde ee2Tss Sosne
Wiliiams. "A John Young, Brown. '95. Sec
ond tenors-Harry Ahlbeim. Hamilton,
10; Charles r. Artman, Syracuse, 10;
Carl W. Atwood. Brown, 10; senaca 3.
Burchard, Jr Cogate.r = u; Hswsii GeoTse Rrovp n
10: Ward p. Snyder. Lafayette. II. First
| basses-walter %. Brown. Jr. Amherst,
| 30: Wilbur T. Fredericks, New York Uni
versity, 'i8: Gardner S. Could: M. /. II,
rs: Harold A. Hanning, Williams, ~.
Vernon w. Packard, Wisconsin. is George
yon Claim; New York uniyessi'ys ,ea ysscdSd 1S
basses-Robert Il. Denike. New York Uni
versity, 0+; Willis l.. James, Williams,
'21; Dewey II. Mason. Rochester, IL
George II. Morgan. Columbia, II; VIII
lam l.. soule. Colby, 80; clyde wallace
Harvard; 10; Norman b. MardlaM, . Col,
Forsyth 2. ''Pickaninny snuggle snuggle
| Song" Smith: tenor solo by r. Clyde
Doane; 3, Winter Song Bullard: Down
/ Among the Dead Men" adaptation. Delta
u words by Joyce Kilmer. Rutgers, '0s ;
3, violin solo, selected; :. .old 1,,,,Jn unsle
Lynes: "Alexander" Brewer I. tenor
soos-Aria, ''Vesti La Giubba" (from ~:
Paglacci'D, Leoncayello; Tommy Lad.
! Margetson, +. Clyde Doanc. williams, IA:
Mrs. Doane at the piano $, male Quartet,
Irwin, Godsack. Macdonald. assisting
artists. 0. Colby College song. by George
A. Fall. Colby 90, and Delta u. Frater.
| nifty yell: 10, The Image OF the Rose
| Rechardt tenor solo, by Walter u. Bar
rington. Ohio state, 'o9; IL, IN Absence, :,
Vocal Combat" Dudley Buck; 49, Delta
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