The New York herald., 1922-11-20
To-day's Radio Program
wJZ-Newark (westinghouse). q.
(Tune to $50 Meters


900 a. M.-Early morning reports and prices
II 55-standard time signals and weather
forecast.
~ctive bonds and stocks, grain, coffee and
sITar; midday reports and prices on farm
prod2cts; musical program.
100 r. M.-Closing prices stocks and
bonds, grain, coffee and sugar.
700 Fashions" from Women's Wear daily
newspaper.
5:so-closing prices on stocks. bonds. grain
coffee and sugar.
5:45-Resume Of sporting events.
6:O0-Business and industrial conditions in
the United States as observed by the Ma
tional Industrial Conference Board.
7;Oo-Stories from the st. Nicholas Maga-
zine.
80 TO s:Oo-Concert. Fisk University Jubilee
Singers.
ooo-1Concert. Dorothy Degnan, soprano, Of
West Orange, ". j., accompanied by Mar
gutrite Cowan. pianist, also Of West
Orange. Program: Why" "a Little
Rock The Elf Man" CJohn Barnes
Wells) Beau Soir'' (Debussy) "Banny
Boy" (Weatherby). Concert. William -.
Goble, tenor; Louise Thomson, accompanist.
Program "Mat:inta" CLeoncavallo), "Once
IN a Blue Moon" (Fisher) IAN Emblem"
CThompson). "The Angel Cake" Smith
a"lrcland MotlEr ireland" Loughborough) !,
''When Song II Sweets (San SoucD, "rhe
World Is Waiting for the Sunrise" (Seitz) 1,
''Viene Sui Mar (Daniels).
9:30-Concert under direction OF Charles D.
Isaacson; Max Kapick, barytone; Abra-
pianist; Gladys Rice, soprano; Rose Phip-
pis. accompapist: Program: Barytone solos.
I'll Soino'' and IL Ultima Ganzone" (TostD .
''G Shall Know (Mana -Zucca) and aria
from "Herodiade" (MasseneD violin solos.
Caprice Venoise CKreisler), Poem
(Fibich), "Perpetuum Mobile CRes), He
brew Melody CAchron). and Caprice No.
24' (Paganinl-A l-Auer) soprano solos. "Pleu-
reg. Pleurez mes .yeux,' from lie CID
(Massenet) do Not Go, My Love" Gage-
man) Last Rose Of Summer" (F1otow),
"All for You (Martin). Special selection,
Face to Face with Massenet." by Charles
d. 1saacson. from Face TO Face with
Great Musicians"
9:55 to 1O:OO-Arlngton time signals ;
10 o:oi-contlnuation Of program by Charles
d. Isaacson.
wEAF-Manhattan Gam. Tel and Tel. Co..
400 meters)
80 r. M.-Recital, Adele Elliott, dramatic
soprano, accompanied by A. V. Llufrio.
Bookstores for Children" Minnie Ellis
O'Donnell
s.oo-Philip Strong and Cecil Rider concert
xylophonists recital, Hugh Handel, barry
tone. accompanied by II. j. Buckland: re
cital. Ruth Bowling, dramatic soprano
piano recital, Samuel S. Aronson.
wGY-schenectady, n. Y. (Gen. Elec. Co.,
400 meters).
1900 M-U s. Naval Observatory time sig
~ 40 +. M.-Noon stock market quotations.
u 12:45-weather report on 4s5 meters.
2:O0-Aiusic.
G:oo-Produce market and stock market re-
ports and news bulletins.
Z :45-Musical program: Instrumental selec-
tion. "Mummers March" q. ManteD
WGY strumcptal Quartet. soprano solo.
"Smilln' Through" PENN. Eva NJ. Hayes
violin duet. ''Prendemi Teco." from Romeo
and Juliet CvaccaD f. a. Rice and Leo
Kliwen, O. c. Nettru, accompanlst: soprano
solo, II Dream That ] Hear You Singing
CMarshalD. Eva NJ. Hayes; selection for
two violins. cello and piano. Berceuse. "Au
goir'' CNevin). WGY Instrumental Quartet /;
plano solo, selections from Faust" CGou-
NM NHaN aNHaHa,. 0FaN
selection. "Nocturne" (Dc Koven), WGY
Orchestra: soprano solo. Thank God for a
Garden" CDcl Rlego), Eva NJ Hayes in
strumental selection, waltz. Tales from the
Vienna Woods" tStrauss) WGT Orchestra .
violin solo. "Andante'' Cwelniawf,y) e. A.
Rice: Instrumental selection lie Dauphin'
CW. secboccD. WGY Orchestra.
wHAZ-Troy tRensselaer Polytechic Insti-
tute, 900 meters).
s.15 20 $3.50 r. M-Concert; Miss Agnes L.
O'Brien., soprano, and stephen J. Har-
rinEton, tenor, and the well known pianist, /,
Miss kathryn Flanagan. with n brief ad-
dress by Prof Edward II. Cary OF the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute. Soprano
solos group of American Indian songs
From the Land OF the SKY Blue Water
fCadmunl, 'Ry the Waters Of MinuptOuka"
tLaurenccl. Pale Moon" CLogan). Miss
Agnes L. O'Bron. tenor solo THE Trum-
peter Dix sStephen j. Harrington; plano
solos "Nalse" Usevizk1, "Nale" (Sandor-
sonl, Miss Kathryn Elanisan; soprano solo,
''Goodhyc" (TostD. Miss O'Brien address
''The puhllc's Highway" Edward r. Cary,
g. r.. tenor solos "Thc Little Gray Home
in the West" GsohrJ. when Song L.
Sweet CSans-SoucD. Mr. Harrington; duet
for soprano and tenor. 'Will You Remem-
ber7" from ''Maytime' (Slgmund Rom
berla Miss OBrien and Mr. Ilarrinr1o on
plano solo. Loves Delight" C<relsier)
Miss Flanagan; soprano solos, The Last
Rose Of Summer (Moore), Dixie" Miss
O'Bricn tenor solo. 'An African Love
Song (Ncvln). Mr.. Harrington; Miss Kath-
ryn Flanagan, accompanlst.
KDKA--Pittsburgh Westinghouse.
100 p. M-News. weekly survey Of business
Conference Board tri-weekly letter from
Farm and Home the Mast Group Of Radio
Articles, No. 81.
.30--Bedtime story.
RtOO-Addresses BY business mon.
q g.OO--Concert. KDKA Orchestra under the
baton OF Victor Saudck Program. Over
turc, "orpheus" (Offeubach); waltz
Roses from the South" tstrauss): excerpt
from "The Red Milr Hrrbert) lyric
pieces tGrieg), shepherd Boy" and Grand
mas Minuet. fantasy from Carmen
OizeD.
KYw-Chicago (westinghouse).
stein. soprano. Louis Jacobson. tenor: Jack
stilermau, barytone. and r. Schunemann
c0ucertlna. Program. Soprano and barry
tone duet "Cireetings' and Autumn
tMcndelssohn) selections on the concer-
tina Waves ~ the Danube" GvanovicD
"Strumblin." Carolina Rolling stone" and
"Whp Should I Cry over Your" CMiller) ,
baryfone solo sylvia" fSpeaks) soprano
solo. Were My Song with Wings Provided
tHaydn) telor solos. 70 be selected.