The New York herald., 1922-06-28
To-day's Radio Program
z, NEWARK ,(wEsTINGHOUsE)
(Tune to $50 Meters)

WIZ, NEWARK ;(wESTINGHOUSE).
600 p M.-"Review of the Iron and Steel
Industries and Their Relation to General
Business Conditions by the Iron Age.
100 p. M.-"Animal Stories," by Florence
Smith Vincent. New York Evening Tele-
30 p. M.-"rhe Man with the Copper
Crown" by Prof. Lorin Stuckey. who for
merly held the chair of sociology and
as will n she 81 state
America from a scientific standpoint.
500 p. M,.Concert by De stefani's Or
director and pianist: Alexander Hlrzel
violin; Charles Hermann BANJO Chauncey
Todd saxaphone; Harold Watkins. bass
tubaphone: Sidney Kristen and William
200 p. M:-Rectation by Faith Van valken-
burgh Villas. dramatic reader. Scarsdale,
N. Y. who in the last three years produced
and played in two Of her own plays. to wit .
The Nasques" and one pageant of her own,
West She also produced and played
namely, THE Trees OF thesBlazed Trail"
Mrs. Van Valkenburgh Is vice-president OF
the League Of American Penwomen and
first vice-president Of the Wisconsin Wom-
n. westchester, d) Spring" Pan; (2)
HiIr wnasr W9%s q b. Ag,s%n The
surgence-The Last Red Man Speaks; auto
philosophy reflections from Dodge
fable six oSe sse'ig lyriss sai'ac G baw ,ma
love: (2) "Candlelight," love for mother
(3) June sNocturne." unspoken love: a.
maternal love; (s).Joy Day" love for
father.
40 II. M.--concert by Janet Bush Hechte,
tralto. who is featured In "Trifles OF Yes
terday," a Shubert Vaudeville Revue Unit,
will sing.
wwZ, MANHATTAN ,(wANAMAKER).
1:4o-Brief song recital by Edna Beatrice
Bloom. soprano. ]. Thurston Noe at the
2;40-The Polonaise, or National Court
Dance Of Poland. as Interpreted by Hun.
garian. French and American composers.
3:4o-Brief song recital by Edward Lack
wood, barytone; J. Thurston Noe at the
4:4o-Chlldren's Hour given by Elsie Jean.
we'll known writer Of children's stories and
N verse; .sn sMHbject y ,., Tree Fross.I ,.,o
Quinlan, concert pianist. Address by Ma.
tional Commander. Hanford MacNider OF
the American Legion. who will give
Message to American LEGION
kDKA. PITTSBURGH CwEsTINGHOUsE)
600 p. M.-weekiy summary Of THE
Ircn Age" Careful Crossing Cam
gaign." F.. H. sabsock; supervisor Of
SAFETY, p l. l.. r. II. From Pitts
Z 800 p. M:--"The. Care OF the Scalp and
Hair" Mrs. clapper. "The Lady Anne
shop . pittsburgh, Pa. From Pittsburgh
7:ao p M-"Bird limitations for the
Children" 9. G. Anthony, u. -. s.,
Pittsburgh. From Pittsburgh Post Studio.
500 +. M.-Concert by the Liberty Musical
Quintet. GEORGE II. Kitchens, manager.
Funny stories by Joseph Myers.
wvP. FORT WOOD, n. Y. G. SIGNAL
CORPS. U. =. A.
$3.50 2. M.-Instructor In radio Ampioo
numbers.
900 r. M.--Party night by the o Keh
Record artists. under the auspices OF
the Brcokyn Standard Union. who will
= give iheir first summer party might, under
~the direction of Fred w. Hager. VIM
Tflden will be master OF ceremonies. JUS
tin Ring, accompanist The following
artists VII. appear N novelties: saxophone
, novelties. new and fresh from the sea by
Nathan Glantz, laughologist. who plays
the saxophone with laugh new rube song,
Under the Mulberry Tree" by Byron q.
Harian violin solo. by Viola Frann, well
known artist from musical comedy: mezz,
lprano soloist, sane Nelson (a) THE
Song My Heart Sang to Me-" (b) Home
ward. barytone soloist, Joseph Phillips
ia) give a Man Horse; (b) MY Heart
Is Waiting" Piano novelties (a), ''step
Along played by the composer, Louis
Breau; tb) "swanee Smiles" played by the
composer. Justin Ring (cl kiss Ne by
Wireless 'paraphrase). by Breau and
Ring; extract from opera gems and synco-
patton by Nathan Glantz. Finale--(a)
Uncle Josh on the Radio' by Byron G.
Harlan; OBJ soprano and barytone duet By
Phillips and Nielson Ja) "Mr. and Mrs.:
(b) kiss Mo by Wireless"