The New York herald., 1922-06-02
vJZ-Newark fWestinchouse)

0 100 A. M.-Agricutural reports and prices
as released by the New York New Jersey,
and Federal Agricultural Bureaus; musical
| 10 100 A. M.-MuslcaI program.
| IL :00 A. M-Opening prices on active bonds
and stocks under the authority of the New
York Stock Exchange. relayed by Post
Flagg of Newark musical program
IL 100 M.-Agricultural reports and prices
weather forecast: musical program.
1855 to / 100 p. M.-Standard time signals
from Arlington.
100 p. M-Midday prices on active bonds
and stocks; musical program.
200 p. M.-Shipping news excepting Sat.
urday), by the Marine Engineering and
Shipping Age; musical program.
3 100 p. M.-Mpsical program.
400 p M.-Baseball scores: women's fash
ion news by the Womens Wear. daily
500 p. M.-Baseball scores; musical pro-
gram.
900 P. M.-official weather forecast. agri-
y cultural reports and prices; shipping news
excepting Saturday. musical program.
700 P.-M.-Final baseball scores
500 r. M.--Cfosing prices on..active bonds
and stocks; marine news by the Radio Cor
poration of america.
1852 to ii oO p. M.-official Arlington time
II :oi P. M.-official weather forecast.
Z p. M.-"Man in the Moon" stories (c)
Newark Sunday Call.
1880 p. M.--"Historical Talk on Making of
Watches by John Shedway.
T:45 p. M.-Baseball stories OF humorous
variety by Bozeman Bulger. arranged by
+. L. Atkinson Of New York.
Z :55 p. M-"The Trend of Business Condi-
tions." by the Magazine OF Wall Street.
7:5s 2. M.-"Broadcasting Broadway" by
s:o5 p. M.-Rectal by Elizabeth Spencer.
soprano. well known recording artist. who
will sing the leading role In the Musical
Masquc at Montcair; Mabellanna Corbyy:
composer at the piano. Program: Dawn
without Love- and "A kiss from the
Musical Masaue; When sappho Sang"
Mabelanna Corby: Would YOU" Joyous
Youth" Mabellanna Corby; "Silver Rings,
by Chaminade: Summer Night" @.
| Thomas, and several other musical selec-
tions.
| Milan Lusk, violinst. who has repeatedly
appeared in Prague and Vienna as soloist
with the Philharmonic orchestras' VIII wili' al al
Gently gave a popular concert from kfW,
| Chicago: Nine. Ludmila Wetche. accom-
Rapsts rDss Kris sG
ler: 2, "Poem.'' Fibich; Bohemian Fan
tasy." smetana; g. "Berccuse from Joce-
| lyn" GODDARD: "Menuet," Paderewski.
0 :o5 p. M.-Recital by Edith Baxter Harper.
soprano. church. oratorio. concert singer
and vocal teacher Of New York; Prograafn. an !: {;
Duran; ..Happiness,' Hagerman Night, q, !,
insale," Ward stephens; Elm veiiehesn; nos,r,
MSzart s,ls siIv,a VIE sebnbert che Macn' rruying
/ zeIt y WE'LL: aria from Louise De Pulls
| lie John" Chalmentier; aria from Greg, rtne
Two. and Last Hour" A. Walter Kra-
mer; ''Ecstacy," Waltz Song, Ardltti.
WGY-schcncctady General Electric).
| N T.. M,-Early stock market quotations.
| : 100 p M--Produce and stock market quo
| tations baseball results, news bulletins.
7:3O p M.-Ninth chapter OF Alice III Won
| derland," Kolin Hager render.
$40 r. M--Heal:h talk. Modern Treatment
| for Hay Fever" by Or. Hermann NJ. Biggs,
New York state Health Department
| s:I5 r. M.--Concert program. cProgram fur-
nishsd through the courtesy of the Cham
her Of Commerce, 1Iorkimer. New York; :
! Fox irot. This Is Mean JOB. Wilste.
/ perry's Dance Orchestra: harp solo, "Detx
| Chansons Sans Parole" Dubez. Mrs. Fran
els D. Crogan piano solo. 'tAmercaine Pol
/ onaise," John Carpenter, Marguerite X.
| Marshall: male quartet, 'De Coppa Moon
shelley. a. Il. Williams. first tenor; g. It.
| t;loo second tenor: G.. G.. Steele, barytone;
| a. W. Seares, bass. Barytone solo. Sun
rise and You" Arthur A. Penn; Wilbur Is.
! Sluyter. Fox trot. Everybody step. Der
| lin; perry's Dance Orchestra. Tenor solo.
"I<iplng's Recesslonal," DE Eoven; Charles
r. Cioo Trombone solo "Oh. Dry Those
Tears" Del Riego: Livingston Barker. Con-
tralto solo ''Oh Rest In the Lord" from
Elijah, Handel Pauline NJ. kimm. Mono
logue, Taking Liberties With Irwin s.
Cobb John Richardson. Soprano solo,
''Carisslma," Penn. Georgie Bryom. Fox
trot, Gin, Gin. Ginny Shore" starr: Per-
RVS Dance Orchestra. Duet. tenor and go
prnno ''Oh, Lay Thy Cheek on Mine Jen-
sen; Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Willis. Women 8
quartet, Annie Laurie" Dudley Buck.
Ccorgie Byron. Kathlyn Bell, Mora Mills
Gretchen Haller.