Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
RADIO PROGRAMS TODAY
Philadelphia station OWED
(Stra whridpe 4 t1othierl
Glass n station ttOO MetcrS1

1.le n. m--I.atc ncws items.
330 to 4 3n--Concert ny the following
artists: Florence Haenle. violinist. CON
Cert-mastcr of tho Women's symphony
Orchestra Loretta kerk. reader Ber-
nard Poland. tenor Ammon Ber<heiscr,
bass: the Glover Male chorus.
$40 to g The Children's own half hour,
stories Ivy Cousin Nan.
7.30 To Santa Claus will talk TO tho
children about his wonderful plans for
Christmas. His little friend. Ruth Louise
Snyder. will play selections ON the piano.
S-Thc Crescent Male Quartet, George
vark. tenor James Harvey. tenor
charles Shoemaker. baritone George r..
Taylor. bass Earl Sutton, arcompa mist
Si5 SONG recital by Mile, Mary llauss.
French soprano; Caroline HOFFMAN at tho
piano.
= Tho Sylvauia Sorenadors' Orchos-
ira in an hour of popular dance music,
lN.lO Organ recital from the home
OF one of our executives.
Philadelphia station tWIP)
(Gimhel prothers)
tsG0 Metersl
2s0 TO $40 Recital. Mrs. Clara V.
Cooke. soprano, Mr.. Ernest Felix rot
ter. piano.
Weather report
7.o5--rncle Wip's bedtime stories and
roll call
Philadelphia station twool
tWanamnkcr'sl
Class II station 100 Mrtersl
BE y. m.--Grand organ trumpcts.
| 9,S5--Untted States Naval Observatory
time signal
| 1902 United States weather forecast.
| Philadelphia STATEN CWNAT)
| tIenniV Brothcrsl
| t3Ga Mctersl
| 7.3o-p. m.--Announcing the results Of
the WHAT hook up.
| s-Niolin recital. Ivy Joseph Milekof
acCompa mist. Miss Priscilla Bronstein.
Philadelphia station tWDAR
uit Brothers.
tss0 Netersl
$50 20 y. Unpopular dance music
and the latest songs.
Newark station twOR
a.. Hamburger 4 Coz
| 200 Metersl
23O n. m--SonCs by Arthur Charles
Freeman. baritone. ot Westfield y. ].
| A. Songs. by Mrs. Arthur J. Rell
Contraito soloist of the Christian Unior
Congregational Church. Upper Mont
clair. y. J.
S-Piano numbers by Morton Gould
leight-year-old marvel. we'll known or
district.
9.SO-Songs by Mr. Freeman.
24O-SOngs by Mrs. Bell.
$50 to 4--Piano numbers by Morton
Gould
6l5--Amusing entertainment by Jolly
Bill Steinke.
$40 20 7-"Sporting News Up to IN,
Minute" by Fred Bendell sporting edi
Newark station (WJZl
(WeStinghouse)
(s60 Metersl
Regular Daytime Features
p m.--Closing prices on stocks anC
bonds, grain, coffee and sugar.
405-"Fashions." from Women's Weal
Daily Newspaper.
545--Resume Of sports.
Entertainment features
7-Childrens stories.
! & 20 40 -Spef.iaI faa
. lures.
955-Standsrd time signals from Ar
lington; weather forecast.
/ 1901 to 1890 or ll-Special features
Special Features for Today.
$50 p. m.-Closing prices on stocks
bonds. grain, coffee and sugar.
5.i5-Resume of sporting events
5.55-"Iron and Steel Review" by III
Iron Age.
6-MuSical program.
7-"ADimal Stories" by Florence Win
= cent Smith, Of the New York Evenin
: Telegram.
, tet, Of Brooklyn y. Y.
Il 945-" Friendship and Love-" by Bea
. uice Fairfax, courtesy Betty Tillotso
Concert Bureau.
S.55 TO l0AArlington time signals OF
III fetal weather forecast
' Pittsburg station (kDKA)
: NestInghouse-400 Meters)
? p m.--News. Tri-weekly letter froI
Farm and Home. Weekly summary {
l | the iron and steel industries, prepare
( by the Iron Age.
20 t3O-Bedtime story for the childrel
, Seeing With the Eyes Of Youth.
- by Dr. A. Goldstein, Pitt Optical Con
pany. Pittsburg, Pa
= S3o-Concert by Mrs. George Hoh
4 man. of Ambridge, Pa, soprano Mr.
> Hf lfdau Lee, accompanist; Robert Stee
baritone Agnes Steel accompa mist wit
four selections by kDKA Orchestra
2 Schenectady station tWGY)
. General Electric COmpsny-IO0 Meter.
eastern Standard TIme1
6-Iroduce and stock market ouots
o tlons ana report news bulletins