The Washington herald., 1922-08-01
IN fHE AIR TODAY.
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this column. but are available at
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4:3o to $50 p. m.-Program:
Baseball scores announced; Aeo-
lian symphony Dance Egyptian
BalleO. Norwegian Bridal Process
sion, Semper Fidelis March. Who'll
Take My Place. Song without
Words. Old-Time waltzes (Part ~,
Nobody Lied. Stumbling, Sunshine
Alley. Aeolian Symphony Dance
tSamson and Delilah), Chimes of
st. Cecilia, Washington Post March,
Georgette. Arabesque en- Forme
dEtude. old-Time waltzes (Part
81. Hot Lips; Buzz, Mirandy; the
French Trot; baseball scores.
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1880 p. m.--News items and re-
ports OF stolen automobiles.
wEAs-THE HEIGHT co.
3 to p. m.-Music and retail
merchant news.
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4 to 4:so and $3.50. to p. NJ
Music. :
7,45 Tonight.
Charles Feland Cannon, Director,
/.
selections-Chickering Ampico Reprodue-
ing Piano
Vatican Paysage .Godowsky
Carry Me Back to Old virsinny. Bland
Ave Maria. .................... Bach-Gounod
why should l Cry Over You? Miller 4 Cohn
Allegro di Marcia-Serenade for string
orchestra and Flute. ........ .Jadassohn
The Washington Chamber Music society,
&. L. Christiani. Director
III.
lie Cygna C,in
Spencer Prpntiss, Cellist.
".
Chanson Indoue 49,. Rimsky -Korsakoff
Miss Clara Poung. soprano,
The Washington Chamber Music Society,
Accompanying.
NapficlO .Seu Have
Hyman Zimmerman. violinist.
c. E. Christiani. Accompanying.
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The Washington Chamber Music Society
c. Z. Christiani, Director
VII.
lraamerei ..........-.,-.. Schuman
canzonetta ..:......::.::.d d'Ambrosio
Kenneth 'Douse, violinist
c. Z. Christianl. Accompanying.
VIII.
Bolero ..............- ..-............ Sabathil
A. ]. Gumbrcht, Flutist,
c. E. christiani: Accompanying.
evening Sounus hriens
Blue Danube Waltz ............. Strauss
The Washington Chamber Music Society,
c. e. Christiani. Director
WJZ-NEwARK, N. J.
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s a. m. to p. m.-Musical pro-
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IL a. m. and p. ma griculutral
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Tonight.
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Daily.
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m.-Music.
2:30 and s p. m.-3aseban scores
10 .. p. m.-Addresses and music.
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