New-York tribune., 1922-03-08
Daily Radio Program
Wednesday, March s.
wv, Newark $3.50 mcters)

II a. m. TO 6 p. nl.-Musical program
every hour.
il a. NJ, noon to p. m. and 10:o1
p. NV Gather forecast.
1905 p. m.-Shipping news.
Noon and 6 p. m.-Agricultural re-
ports.
200 p. m.--"Animal Stories" by Flor
cnce Smith Vincent.
1880 p. m.--Miss Anna Barrows, lee
turer and demonstrator in househo old
cults, department Of foods and cooking,
Teachers College, Columbia Univer-
sity, will lecture; subject, From Camp
Fire 10 Electric Grill
s:15 p rn.-"In Blueb:rd Land" LA
10 Lou, Tell Her at Twilight" After
the Rain" Sing Song Man" Doc Dab
Chile" ,""Good By, Shanghai" played by
Harry A. Yerks's Flotilla Orchestra, in
cluding the famous Happy Six who
have been called in for this occasion.
ego D. nl.--'By the Window" Kross-
XII: "Over the Steppe," Gretchaninoff;
0My Native Land Phillas; "Such
Charming Greatness" wilson; "Mcs..
sages," Grey; Chow, Dear, Love Thee, -
Stahlschmidt: solos by Ada Tyrone,
lyric soprano soloist at the Calvary
Baptist Church, New York, engaged to
SfIS TOT CiS -NCW oAh %1A-A "'S"--A
festivals.
Hrs. Emily Hartford Avery, accom-
PIANIST Of the late David Bisphar, Will
be the accompanfst for Miss Tyrone.
WYCB, Bedlow's Island N,450 mcters)
(Signal Corps, L. S. Army
p. m.-Music.
e:Oo p. m.-Concert under the dircc-
t;oa Of Charles Isaacson.
WBZ, Springfield, Mass. $3.50 metersl
1880 p. m.-Bedtime story, told by
Miss Marion Bowler, Of the West
Springfield Library.
7:45 p. m.-Market and weather re-
ports.
y. m.-Miss Frances Lilley, So
yrano; Theodore Shortslecve, violinist;
lIonore Sazaria, pianist.
VGI, Medford Hillside, Mass. $3.50 m.)
g 2. m.--Boston police reports.
international Banking and New
Business by United States Senator
Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock, Of Nebraska
fIhis address is given at noon at the
assembly luncheon of the Boston
Chamber OF Commerce, Copley Plaza
Hotel.)
6;15 p. nl.-Popular musical program.
KDkA, Pittsburgh $3.50 meters)
10 q. m. to 4:2o p. m-Hourly music
7:l5 p. m.-Nilton Mobiles gives q
short talk.
1880 p. m-Thornton W. Burgcss's
"Bsdtim Stories
7:45 p. rn.-News, market reports and
summary Of stock quotations.
8 p. m.-"Questionable Stocks" by A.
L. Gillespie. Department OF Public
Safety, Pittsburgh; message from Ma
tional Safety Council.
$3.50 p. m.--A selection OF vocal lac
sics. consisting Of solos. duets and
ouintets; also several readings entire
program by Mozart Quintet, Of Ava
Ion, Pa.
kYw, Chicago $3.50 meters)
10 a. m. to p. m.-Hourly program
o. news, music and reports.
2:l5 p. n.-News and market reports
every hour.
1880 p. Children's Bedtime sto
ries."
p. m.-Mnsical program:
Florence Lang, sopranos; Alfred Mac
Isaac, barytone; Meta White Nelson,
arpist; Grace Grove ard r. Comfort /,
'lindcrlie. accompanies; Alma Bro
serg, reader.
IN the West" Florence Lang.
I. "A Dream" and Little Gray Home" |
.. "Priere," Meta White Nelson.
3. Loves Old Sweet Song" and BE
cause" Alfred MacIsaac.'
4. Reading, Alma Broberg
8. Land of the Sky Blue Water"
Ind Irish Love Song" Florence Lang.
6. Country Dance" and Dance Of
he Gnomes," Meta White Nelson.
z. Reading. Alma Broberg
/. 9. incense and Port O. Many
'hsps,' Alfred MacIsaac
D. "William Tell Overture" Duo-Art.