New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Daily Radio Program,
Friday, July Z
WIZ. Newark 600 meters)

II a m to . p n.-Aiusieal program every
II a m, noon, 5 p. m. to 1901 p. NJ
Weather forecast
EOS p -H m.oshppins e news' reports
I y. m.--"Man in the Noon stories.
1880 p. m.--Talk by II. A Hegerman.
1850 p. ln.--''Vacation Dos and Dont's.''
by Louis Resnick
US pieces Program: Lyric Over
ture," United Liberty Impassioned
s pream n ur "Tairy Glen. Glen" "on Jersey
$50 p. m.--Concert by the Morris County
Quartet, Herbert II. Jones, manager.
Program: shout MI over Gods
Changed" by the Morris County Quar-
ct: Sometimes I Feel Like a Mother
less Child, piano solo by Miss Teton;
You Weep" Little DAVID; barytone
solo by Edward staten; piano solo by
Sees; selections by quartet, You
Better Stop" Golden Slippers"
II p .m-Arlington official time.
NVP. Bedloe's Island 1900 meters)
Signal Corps. L. s. Army
$3.50 p. m.-Answering letters and ques-
,ions submitted by radio audience.
6 90 y. m" Evening of Surprises" by
Dorothy and Ethel Mercer. Names of
elections viii be announced by radio
phone.
WWZ, New York $3.50 meters)
3:4n y. m.-Leota =. Fisher. soprano; J.
Thurston Noe. piano.
$40 p. m .--Phonosraph records.
]. Thurston Noe, plano: 1a} we Moanln'
Mountains"; OBJ silence; Co Alb
scncA."
40 p. m.--ChiIdren's hour, by Elsie Jean.
- Subject: AN Outing"
1880 p. m Modena scovine, concert
pianist; Claire Caster, ,yiolinist; %
'Praeludium ct Allegro; CD piano solos
ta> THE Road to Old Japan" tb) The
Blue; Robed Mandarina' Co The
co5 waltz in A Major"; C5} piano o solos sol
(a1 "Nocturne''; OBJ "Balade in F." ,
90 violin solos (al "Nalse sentimenta.i';
tb) "old Refrain; tc) La Chase"
WGY, Schenectady (360 meters)*
1880 p. m-Early stock market quota
s p. m.--,Produce and stock market quota
tons baseball results. news bulletins.
$40 p: sn.-Fourteenth chapter of Alice
In Wonderland" Kolin ITager reader
40 oa p mHeelth talk. sqpstroke ana
Biggs. New York State Health Depart
ment.
r;4s p. n.-coneert program Piano solo,
Heltzen; contralto' solo, AN Evening
L Lev s9ng~ Mrs H. + Goidie violin
Woodin; reading, The Census Taker."
Miss Edna Towne; soprano SOLO rho
Hand Of You" Miss Louise Van Valken-
GONE" Mrs Holtzen; contralto solo,
= Know Lovely Garden" Mrs. .Goldie:
owl" Miss Van Nalkenburgh; violin
solo, The Old Refrain" Miss Woodin:
soprano and contrsito duet, a banjo
song, Miss Van valkenburgh and Mrs.
Goldie piano. solo, Melody in T." Mrs.
Heltzen; contral,o solo, Angels sere-
made with violin obbligato.
Columbia" Cosgeshall Orchestral; fox
Lar Sb,II
violin; Harry P Cheney, saSophonist;
valse. orchestra violin solo One Sweet
Day" Harvey 3, ,coggeshall; selections.
That's How Believe in You" II Won
der II She sim Cares for Me Harry P.
World Forgets YOU There's Mother
Waiting Stiil' Asa Q. CogGeshall: fox
trio, Trail Of Long Ago; Oriental fox
trot. Goodby. Shanghai, march
Connecticut orchestra.
eastern standard time.
WBZ. Springfield, Mass. 600 meters)
1880 y. m.-Basebali scores. Uncle Wiggily
Jas p; m;gc cIS,, and market reports
announced by radio.
WGI. Medford Hillside. Mass. {ss0 meters)s
1880 p. m.-Bascban scores. late news
flashes.
., ,n.-''where Do You Keep Your va,u-
Il "a.
s:15 p. m.--Conoert program by Ernest
Belcher. tenor: Gertrude Davis, pianist
and Charles Deluty, violinist accom-.
panied by Gertrude Goldman and War
rem Miller.
KDKA. Pittsburgh 1850 meters)
10 a. m. to 4:2o p. m.-HourIy music
program.
Home Garden" Harry r. Eby.
5:Ao p m.--News. market reports and
~. summary Of stock conditions
p. m.--Nathaniel Robin pianist and com
poser Samuel Gluck. violinist.
kYW. Chicago 1850 meters)
10 a. m to 8 p. m.---Hourly program of
news. music and reports
p. m.--Irma kemner Richards CON
tralto; William Larxin barytone' Ha
waiian uselele selections by j. Landt Pa
1:S5 y. m---Newe, market reports and sum,
mary of stock conditions
Central daylight time.