The New York herald., 1922-03-16
To-day's Radio Program
(Tune to 360 Meteral
station WIZ. Newark.

Musical program every hour from IL
A. NJ to P. M. on the hour.
Weather forecast IL A. NJ. IL NJ, and
10:01 p. M. sharp.
Shipping news 2:05 P. NJ
Official Arlington time, 952 p. NJ
Agricultural reports. IL M.
Program will be announced daily by
radiophone at 7:45 p. M.
1900 p. M.--Sally Hamlin, the child elo-
cutionist from Brooklyn, will recite
The Raggedy Man." James Whit
comb Riley: and several other chill
dren's stories.
7:45 p. M.-"History OF Canned Food"
by G. w. Click. New York.
500 p. M.--Musical program by Okeh
Artists under the direction of Fred w.
Hager. The program: Riga Dance Or
chestra, Justine Ring, leader: selec-
tions: "Kalua." Lonesome Lips.
"Suwanee Smiles:" Charles Hart. tenor
solo, Friend of Mine. Jean Stock
well, violin solo: Eliot Shaw, barytone,
and Virginia Burt, mezzo-soprano
duet, Kiss Me by Wireless" and ra-
dio novelty: Vaughan de Leath, con-
tralto, dialect comedy songs: Lew
Breau at the plano; Joe Green, xylo-
phone solos: Green Brothers Novelty
Band, 'Humoresque." and some orig
inal novelties; Joseph Phillips barry
tone. selections of light musical nov
elites; Virginia Burt, mezzo-soprano,
in her own compositions with imita-
tions of Hawaiian guitar; Okeh in
strumental trio. Harry Reiser, banjo
ist; Justine Ring, pianist; Nathan
Glantz. saxophone, program and nov
elites: Charles Hart, tenor. and Eliot
Shaw. barytone, duet, Two Beggars."
$3.50 z. M.-Oliver Denton. pianist. stud
led in Russia under Wassii Safonoff.
former conductor of the New York
Philharmonic. The program follows:
"Nocturne sharp Minor" Chopin;
"Etude in A fat Chopin; "Etude
Revolutionary, G Minor" Chopin:
Prelude in g minor" Rachmaninoff;
'Barcarolle In G. Minor" Rubinstein;
"Rhapsodie Hongroise No. TO-" Liszt.
station KDKA, Pittsburgh.
500 p. M.-Speaker to be announced by
radio
$3.50 P. M-Popular entertainment by
the Pittsburgh Strollcrs Orchestra.
II. T. Smith. director.
station wBz. Springfield, Mass.
500 p. M.-Florence Murray, the night
ingale songstress, accompanied by
chorus of childrens voices.
station wGI. Mcdford Hillside,
Mass.
$500 +. M.-Bedtime story for little
folks why Dorothy Was Late" by
Miss Eunice j.. Randall.
Sis p. M.--Boston police reports.
Vocal selections by Miss Margaret
Sawyer, dramatic soprano. or Boston.
Music by the "As You Like II" Man
dolin Club (Miss Marie welch,
leader.
station wGy, schenectady.
7:f5 =. M.--Musical program: "Dapper
Dan" klldoyle's Harmony Orchestra:
81 Love You in the Same Old Way"
tenor solo, James J. Smith; "Old Fash
toned Girl saxophone duet. Donald
Bohn and Albert Ewes; Georgia
Rose" banjo mandolin solo, Alberto
Kildoyle; That's How Believe in
You" tenor solo. with violin obbligato,
Mr.. Smith. tenor. and Dalfls Bordeau,
violin; Marie" saxophone solo. Mr.
Bohn; Ten Little Fingers" banjo
mandolin solo. Mr. Kildoyle; "Old Pal.
Why Don't You Answer Me?" tenor
solo, Smith little Crumbs or Han
piness.' violin solo. Mr.. Bordeau, and
Rosemary" Kildoyle's Harmony Or
chcstra.
station wycB. signal Corps, ,U.s.A.
Bedloos Island.
(rune to t,f60 Meters).
900 r. M.-Ampico numbers.
9.10 +. M--Col. Arthur Little will speak
on "Reminiscences Of tho Fifteenth
Regiment" Mile Jeanne Turner. so.
prano, IN requested songs, MIR, James
Il. Caskcy, accompanist. Miss Sally
Ifamiin, child interpreter. in 'SWinlSin
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