The New York herald., 1922-06-13
To-day's Radio Program
WIZ, Newark. (WestinEhouse.)
(Tune to $50 Meters)

WIZ. Newark. (Westinghousc.)
e00 A. M-Agricultural reports and prices
as released by the New York and New Jer-
sey Federal Agricultural Bureaus; musical
program.
1000 A. M.-Musical program.
IL 100 A. M.-Opening prices on active bonds
and stocks under the authority of the New
YORK Stock Exchange; musical program.
1900 M.-Agricultural reports and prices.
weather forecast. musical program.
IL: to P. M.-Standard time signals from
Arlington.
100 P. M-Midday prices on active bonds
and stocks. musical program.
100 T. M-Shipping news by the Marine En-
gineering and Shipping Age. musical pro-
800 p. M-Musical program.
a:o0 T. M-Baseball scores. women's fashion
news by the women's Wear Daily Fashion
Newspaper, musical program.
300 p. M.-Baseball scores,t musical pro-
gram.
900 p. M-official weather forecast, agri-
cultural reports and prices, shipping news.
ZOO p. M.-Final baseball scores.
500 p. M-Closing prices on active bonds
and stocks: marine news by the Radio Cor
1882 to II P. M.-Official Arlington time
signal VS.
100 P. M;-"Man in the Moon" stories (c>
7;So p. M.-'Health and the Working WON.
en- by Miss Ida M. Tarbeli.
w Welabner Mfxssssmsnship Of xs,ns BY NJ
Bertha Brainard.
cana" by Pietro Mascagni. in one act usiij viii
pe oroadcasted under the direction of
charles d. Isaacson. who will give talk
on on Face to Face with Mascagni" and tell
throughout the performance. Cast: San
tuzza, village girl. Elena Avedano, So
Rson Afro sedisr Jules
Merle. baritone; Lola. wife OF Alfio, Lii
Ian Miller, mezzosoprano; Lucia. mother
OF Alfio. Lillian Golston. contralto; Lazar
the piano. The scene is laid In q Sicilian
n .sa ys[allases; TINE. .t1.s,,rr.s the present. .
Famous Song Birds by Edgar Artist
wwZ, Manhattan. (wanamaker.)
1:4o P. M.-Brief song recital by Edna
piano: sa5 '.The Heart Call" vanderpooi: Of;
stults; Co ''The Bird of the Wilderness"
go p, M.Iprief program by Alexander
piano; (a) IAN Indian Lament" Dvorak;
g., Canta Ahm,orroso:n arranged by Eman:
Beatrice Bloom. soprano; j. Thurston Noe
Ronald tS' Liete sisnor ]" hssasness ias ssss
A:4o p. M.-Timely hints on house and gar
den; also fashions of New York, from
Vanity Fair"
artists recorded for the Ampico and Vic
troa: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6, Liszt,
played. by Mischa Levitzki For You
Alone." Giehl. sung by Caruso; Gavotte.
Gluck-Brahms. played by Mischa Levitzki:
Largo from "Xerxes," Handel, sung by
caruso; staccato Etude. Rubinstein. played
Sullivan. sung by Caruso.
WGY, Schenectady. General Electric)
): 80 p. M.-Early stock market quotations.
200 p. M.-Produce and stock market quota
tions; baseball results: news bulletins.
p:00 p. M.--Address, Telephone Headset Re-
ceivers," by A. F. Van Dyck. General Elec-
tric Company radio engineer.
9:45 p. M.-Concert program.
THE Golden Threshold
A Song Garland.
Sung by q mixed quartet from Utica. Poems
by Sarojini Naidu. music by Liza Leh-
mann; Helen Hale Brockway. soprano;
Edna Robbins Humphrey. contraito Harry
Gosling. tenor; Henry w. Bell, barytone;
Homer P.Whitford, accompanist. Quartet,
Of a Dream; soprano and contralto duet
with quartet. Henna; tenor and barytone
duet. THE Paianquin Bearers; contralto
solo. The serpents Are Asleep Among the
mer''; barytone and quartet, 1.-THE Royal
Tombs OF Goleonda."; tenor solo. love song,
tenor duet, Like Serpent to the Calins
Voice of Flutes; quartet. "Nightfall in
Hyderbad"; soprano solo. cradle song,
recitative and quartet. ITO Buddha
Seated on a Lotus; quartet. "The Indian
Dancers" soprano. contralto and tenor
Banyan Twig"; contralto solo. "Aiabas-
ter; quartet and tenor recitative. "At the
Threshold"
KDKA, Pittsburgh. (westinghouse.)
100 p M.wseEly yr. dress talk. Recent De-
den. Portland Cement Association.
300 p. M-'.Do You Know Your Cost?"
James T.. Mclean. national director of the
Industrial Cost Association and auditor of
the Pittsburgh Forge and Iron Company;
"old Glory's Birthday-Fly Your Flag and
Put Your a Heart rt.., Into and Behind It." Will
Association. Pittsburgh.
300 p. MA pleasing variety OF vocal selec-
tons s,,iIy by Emil g: Hennist cellist; Helen
Oliver Evans. pianist, and s. d. Duncan.
tenor.
wGI. Medford Hillside. Mass. (Amrad.)
400 p. M.-"Economics for the Home Ctr.
cle." Or. Harvey A. Wooster. Tufts Col.
g:so p. M-Bedtims story. Earning the
Flag" Carolyn Bailey, read by Miss
Eunice l.. Randall. in commemoration of
800 p. M.-Fred j. Bond barytone, formerly
with the lombard Opera Co. OF San
BIS p. M-Bohemian Instrumental Quartet,
s:45 p. M-walter Kcylor and Gus Sullivan
In radio specalties.
BOO p. M.-Berger's Imperial Syncopators.
OILS p. M-Harry w. J. Fletcher, tenor;
Mother o Mine trours); "wrne Rose:
Wake (Andrews).
wBZ, Springfield. Cwcstinghouse.)
7:30 p. M--Baseball scores; bedtime story.
7:45 p. M.-"The Birthday OF Old Glory"
message from William T. Kerr. president
of the American Flag Day Association of
Pennsylvania; Making Bread for Hun
dred Thousand" by ]. X. Reynolds of
Dexters Home Bakery.
500 p. M.--Basebail scores; program of
classical selections by Molle Teece,
soprano; Mildred eastman, pianist.
$3.50 p. M.-Waldo Russell. Barytone; Joseph
Hovey. pianist.
wvP, Fort Wood, N. Y. G. (signai Corps,
u. 3. Az
Tune TO 1,450 meters.
e;5U p. M.-Instruction In radio.
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