The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01

mingham. who isn't but 50 years old, but who Is so rich sne could buy herself brand new dress every cay if she wanted to, and never miss tho money.
 It will be the pinnacle of effort for the citys boosting-by the Alabama Power company and so of course you're thrilled If you've received an invitation to attend its studio recep- ton Tuesday, to which are being in- vited ali of those who have ever sung or been on the programs of the WSY. Among those who will be present to make the guests . "gorgeous time" will be George H. Middlemiss, head
 of the radio division for the Ala 1 bama Power company; Richard John l ston, Jr., and . number of others. The reception will last from g. m. till | 11:30 D. m,
 A Reception l The callers will inspect tho recep- | ton hall where, in the future, visi- | tors will walt while the artists they
 have accompanied are giving their
 numbers In the studio. l But mind youl It will be no bore
 some time for the guests. For they themselves, though only q few feet
 from the performers will be hearing l their voices by g big radio receiver. !, For from that silent room. no noises 1 can escape.
 1 MT. Johnston paid . great tribute l to The Age Herald. declaring that
 "It has done great things for the de- velopment of radio in Birmingham
 and Is lending It's weekly service to | this educational movement by giv- l ing away radio set each Saturday | to some child. Besides that. the talks I of c. M. Stanley, It's more than brill l liant managing editor, and Henry l Vance, it's sport writer and author of short stories, over our radio in- struments, have received highest | praise from all parts of the country
 They have been asked for over and 1 over again" l Tho Program The musical program Monday night l will consist of the following num- bers. It begins at 8 p. m. sharp: 1 Opening announcements and tun- | ing in.
 Baseball results. 1 Orchestral selection, Lonesome Mamma Blues" Earl Fl. Helms or
 chestra.
 Vocal solo. "Kathieen Mouverneen' | (Crouch), Miss Sara Mallam. accom-
 panied by Mrs. Walter c. Req.
 Vocal solo. "A Little Bit of
 Heaven" MT. George Randall: at the
 piano. Mrs. Norma Bowling Bag
 gett.
 Violin solo. Love ship.. MT. H. G
 Reeves; Mir. Earl E. Helm at the | piano.
 Vocal solo. Parla (Ardipi). Miss
 Ethlyn Hayes. accompanied by Miss I Lydia Lillethum
 Flute solo. sohsrza Do Concert l (Albert W. Ketelboy), Mir. Henry Naylor. accompanied by Miss Mildred 1 Nayior.
 Six minute talk. "opelika. Her op-
 portunities and Advantages" MT. J
 l.. Satterwhite, secretary Opeliks
 Chamber of Commerce. Howard college quartet, Evening,
 Mir. B. F. Atkins, first tenor; Mir. c | Sims. bass; MT. B. c. Concutt, bari- tone; Mir. Glenn Gibbs. pianist; MT l Gladstone Jackson, director. Piano solo. Percy Grainger's "coun- | try Gardens" Miss Celeste Pool. Vocal solo. Lift Thine Eyes" | (Logan), Miss Sara Mallam. accom- panied by Mrs. Walter c. Req. l Orchestral selection, Don't Bring
 Me PosieA It's Shoosies That l Need" Helms orchestra. Vocal solo. Tt Was Not So To Be-
 MT. E. J. Posner. Miss Celeste Pool
 at tho plano.
 Two minute talk. Alabama Road 1 Conditions" MT. Thad Holt. Flute solo IPuritani (Bellini), Mr
 Henry Naylor, accompanied by Miss
 Mildred Naylor. Howard college quartet. Crossing l the Bar"
 Vocal solo. within the Garden
 of My Heart" Miss Ethlyn Hayes.
 accompanied by Miss Lydia Lilie- thum.
 Orchestral selection, kiss Mamma,
 Kiss Papa" Helms orchestra. ] Vocal solo, Cant You Hear Mo
 Calling Caroline" MT. George Ran
 dall. accompanied by Mrs. Norma
 Bowling Baggett Saxaphope solo. ''Melio Cello 1 walts." MT. Fred white. MT. Earl
 Helm at the piano. Vocal solo, "On the River," MT. H
 !. Posner. accompanied by Miss Ce- leste Pool.
 Plano solo. Kitten On the Keys"
 MT. Earl E. Helm. Orchestral selection, When It's 3 O'clock In the Morning." Helms or chsstra.