The New York herald., 1922-06-02
To-day's Radio Program
Tune to $50 Meters.

II: 80 P. M.-CProsram furnished through the
courtesy Of tho Chamber of Commerce. Her
kiner. New York;. Fox trot. "Aint Ma
ture Grand?' Alstyne: Perry's Dance Or
chestra. Barytone solo. with You." God.
frey, Nutting:' George 9. Steele. Quartet
Tremaine. A. r. Williams. first tenor; G.
7. Gloo. second tenor. c. G. Steel. barry
tone tone G. W; searles: bass Cornet solo solo.
nett. Harp solo. "Mazurka." Schuecker;
Mrs. Francis J. Grogan. Violin solo. "Medi-
tstion'" from '.Thais." Massenet; Ralph IN n;
virginny,',. Bland. Georgia Byron. Mora
Mills, Kathlyn Bell. Gretchen Haller Duet.
bar asarytone and terror Under i", the Desert Ss
tone; G. T. Gloo. tenor. Contralto solo.
But the Lord Is Mindful of His Own"
from, from st Paul Mendelssohn nt Pauline nn N;
Venor Perry's Dance Orchestra.
wwZ-Manhattan (wanamaker).
40 P. M-Brlef song recital by. Edna
at the piano. la) MY Laddie." Thayer;
(b) Summer Cilimmer." Lane: tc) "si-
2:4o P. M.-Brief program by Mr.. De Pool.
cellist. .(a) La Cnquinta aine." Gabriel
Marie; (b) ''Traumerei." schumann.
$40 +. M.-victrola recital, new June rec
4:40 p. M.-Children's hour, given by Elsie
Jean. well known writer of children
stories and verse. Subject. "A Ridiculous"
1880 r. M.--Musical program by Dorothy
Wilson Bushnell. soprano: Agnes MacPhee
Cleaver. contrato; J. 1'hurston Noe at the
plano. l, soprano and contrato duet by
Dorothy Wilson Bushnell and Agnes Mac
Pbee Cleaver, Whispering Hope: 2. So
prano solo by Dorothy Wilson Bushnell.
Roberto Sc piavoio:f 3. contralto solos
by Agnes MacPhee Cleaver (a) THE star"
Rogers; % Love Planted Ny Rose.
4. duet by Dorothy Wilson Bushnell and
Agnes MacPhee Cleaver. AT Dawning,"
csdman; 8. soprano solos by Dorothy VII.
soa Bushnell (a) I'm the Time OF Roses"
(ReichardD, (b) The Bird (Fiske). (c)
Love Came at the Door One Day ed
wynn; 9. contralto solo by Agnes MacPhee
Cleaver. "vice IL Donna" from La Clio
ccnda.H Ponchellt; Z. duet by Agnes Mac
Phee Cleaver and Dorothy Wilson Bush
nell. "Oh That We Two Were Maying."
(Nevin).
KDKA-Pittsburgh westinghouse.
r. M.-'Law as Profession ]. McF
Court. North Side. Pittsburgh, Pa Sec
retarial Training" NJ. A. Nernberg de-
tector Of forgeres in handwriting. Pitts
burgh. Pa. From Pittsburgh Post Studio.
+. MA pleasing program of vocal selec-
tions by Carl Fromholzer. violin: Frank
Fromholzer. cello: Mrs. l.. Crawford Van
Orsdale. piano; Charles ii. Andersen,
reader. from bethany College; Miss Rboda
Draper. soprano. and Charles w. Hall.
tenor.
WGI-Medford Hillside, Mass. (Amrad).
500 p. M.-"Dancing by Radio" by Prof
William II. OBrien, accompanied by Edna
Baker.
's:15 r. M.-Morris Burroughs. boy soprano
soloist. and Doris White Whitney, cello.
Nashua, N. H.. accompanied by Anna
Melendy Sandergon. Selections. "As Went
Sailing BY" (Huerter). Ell and Fairy"
Deusume) cello. "Baliade" (Frm) song
Willamette" CDell-Acdua), Dreaming
Alone In the Twilight" (Manney), with cello
obblgato.
s.ao r. M-Ethel Kenna Brooks the Cali.
'curci OF tho East. Selections, ''caro
Meme" from 'Rigoletto" (verdD, ''Planta-
tion song, Ma Curly Headed Babby''
tClutsamD, "Chanson Provvencale'' (Dell'-
Acqua), "Mattinata" tLeoncavallo), THE
Wren" (Benedict).
Q :On r. M.-Jack Westerns Syncopatorr
Fred Mccartney. plano; Edgar Rossi, vio-
lin; Bradford Gowans. saxaphone; Jack
Western drums.
wBZ-springfieId Westinghouse.
80 =. M.-Basebal scores. Uncle wiggly
Bedtime Story.
T:45 p. Springfield the Home of Ra-
do" Market and crop reports.
90 r. M.-Musical program by Harringtons
Orchestra Miss Cecile DE Rochers. Will
lam u. parkinson, violin: Clark Parsons,
saxophone: Gordon f. Harrington, traps
30 =. MFRS Leon Dibble. soprano; Mrs.
Myron A. Allen. piano.
wvP-Fort Wood, y. Y. G. U. =. Signal
Corps.
(Tune to $50 Meters).
1850 r. M.--Instruction In radio.
300 r. N.-Jont recital by Miss Leontine
cellist Miss Miriam Waller. pianist.