Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-20
RADIO PROGRAM TODAY.
Philadelphia Station tWIP)
tGfmbel Brotbersl

tJHV MeteIs
2.S0 to 3.30--Recital by the following
artists: Mrs. Ada Mcintyre Southall,
soprano; ms Helen West pianist; VIII
liam burst, cornetist; Frank Southali
accompanist
WEATHER report
7.o5-Uncle Wip's bedtime stories and
roll call.
Philadelphia station twRD
(Strawbridge 4 Clothier)
600 Metersl
Ringers CLohr). John vander.loot;
metz, (b>. 'Mazurka" (Schueekerl.
Dorothy Powers: contralto solo. "The
Valley of Laughter" (Sanderson).
John Deylin; piano solo. EThe Flat
terer" tChaminade), Loretta Kerl< bass
solo, THE Horn" (Flegier), John Van
dersloot; harp solo, "Pattuglia Stag
nuola'' Pedeschia), Dorothy Powers !;
(Carew)s> (h>, ''Homing' (Deiriego),
Esther Binker humorous selection. John
Devlin.
$50 to 7-Children's own half hour
stories by Cousin Gertrude and Santa
Claus. Department of Agriculture pro-
duce market and livestock reports at 10
a. m. and p. m, on iS5 meters.
Philadelphia station (Wo0)
(Wanamaker's}
Class station 400 Meters).
7;3o-Vocal and instrumental concert
under the direction of William NJ Fell
ton and +. c. Morley.
philadelphia station tWDAR)
U.it Brothers)
$3.50 Meters)
$50 to p. Unpopular dance music
and the best songs.
Newark station (WOR)
u. Hamburger & Co..
400 Metcrsl
lectures on The Voice in Song and
Speech" by Mime. Ida Haggerty- Smell,
of New York. Illustrated by a singing
lesson.
3-An article by Vogue Magazine. en-
titled How to Look Smart in the RAIN
courtesy of the Mast Publications.
S.o5-Songs by Kathyln Holey, So
prano, of East Orange. n. j.
3.SO-"Women's Fashions. Household
Suggestions and Other Topics of In
terest TO Women" by Maude Hall. of
the Pictorial Review Magazine. of New
York. The Pictorial Review makes an
interesting offer to those who '.listen i'm
at this hour. For the most original
dress design for a Pictorial Pattern.
one years subscription for the Pictorial
Review will be given. The prize-win-
ming dress will also be described over
Station WoR and the name of the
artist given.
6.15-Continuation OF the series OF
tdihS On NhuSlCdl appreciation, gwen
by Philip Gordon, OF the South Side
High School, Newark. N. ]. Mr.. Gordon
Will illustrate his lecture by selections
of his own composition.
$50 TO 7-Scene from 1.-The Bat" MARY
Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwoodl.
Newark, n. J.. by the cast now ap-
pearing in the play: Lizzie. Ursual Ellis
worth Miss Cornelie Van Gordon. Julia
Stuart; Billy (the bntlerl. Arthur J.
o'Keefe; Brooks, Robert Gleckler. Miss
Dale Ogden. Norma Phillips.
Newark station tWJZ)
tWestinghousel
ass Meters)
40o-ClosinE prices on stocks and
bonds. grain and coffee and sugar.
Daily Newspaper.
5.45-Respme of sports
6.00-Entertainment features.
7.00-Children's stories.
$50 or 800 to 1890 or 11.00-Special
features.
9.55-Standard time signals from Ar
lington; weather forecast.
1901 to 1890 or 11-Special features.
PittsburR Station (kDkA)
Westlngh0use-40e Meters)
Monday, November 20, lSs2s
p. m.-News. Weekly survey OF
business conditions, prepared by tbs
| National Industrial Conference Board
Tri-weekly letter from Farm and Home
The Mast group OF Radio Articles No
81.
7.30-Bedtime story for the children.
Especial addresses by prominent
| business men.
s-Concert by KDKA Orchestra under
the baton of Victor Saudek. Program
Overture. "Orpheus.'' Offenbach; waltz
Roses From the South.v Strauss ex
| cerpt from the Red MILL" Herbert
lyric pieces, Grieg (a) shepherd Boy
and % "Grandma's Minuet"; fantasy
HVDt
Schenectady Station (WGY)
General Electric Company-4ee Meters
6-Produce market and stock mar
.ket reports and quotations. and new
k\1liefins