Evening journal., 1922-04-10
TOday'S Radio Program
(Tui.e to 500 NetersJ
Station KDKA. Pittsburgh. Pa
(Wcstinghouse)
WEEKDAY CCHEnTTIT

1000 10 1920 A. M-Aiusic.
1890 to 100 p. M.-Music.
:9.oS :99:ooSS TO TO I :sS $40 2. M-MSsiS. MM-MasiS.
'On SATURDAY, special concert from $500
TO 400 =. NJ.
1880 P. M.-Bedtlme story for the kid
7:I5 p. M.-special news. Government
market reports. summary OF New
York Stock Exchange, weather re
80 30 to s:oO-P. M-Muslcai program.
$500 to 9:o5 p. M.-News (United Press
s:o5 to $50 p. M.1Musies,ll program;
1855 to 1900 p. M.-Arlngton time
MONDAY
1890 p. M.-lenten services from NE
Trinity Episcopal Church. Pittsburgh,
Pa. conducted by Rev. Nathaniel s.
Thomas, missionary bishop Of Wyom-
p. M.-secular musical program by
Galbraith brothers Messengers OF
s p. M.-Taik by prominent person OF
Pittsburgh. ,
cal Club from Washington seminary
Washington, Pa.
1880 2. M-Lenten services from me
Trinity Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh,
Pa. conducted by Rev. Nathaniel >.
Thomas, missionary bishop or Nyom-
M.-"The Bird Citizens OF Pitts
burgh." by George NJ Sutton. statisti-
cal secretary the Audubon Society OF
Western Pennsylvania. FROM tne
Pittsburgh Post studio. .,. 7N,.sdav
$40 T.. M-Concert by the Iuesuag
Musical Club Composers.
station WIZ. Newark. n. J.
(Westnghouse)
MONDAY
6.45 2. M.-Marguerite Wilkinson. well
known poet. critic and lecturer, VII
aI.aHHa aNHa
which was composed on camping
trips The selections for the even
ing viii be the rlmes from biue...
stone" and THE Dinghat OF Already,
which were enjoyed by children ana
grownups whom she met on her Narl-
Gus Journeys. Courtesy MCMILLAN
7.55 p M-oBuciset Shops" by r S.
Wycoff Courtesy OF the Magazine
3 p MMconcert by New York Even
ing Mail: Charles ID. lsaacson, az
rector. VIII give several short talhs
Music of Different nations ,.- alu
Face 10 Face with Bizet NFoii
Face 20 Face with Great Musicians
Spanish song Interpreter; Isabe
Sprlgg az the plano, "kl Eelicarla,,
Padela; "E Abanico;, Ealy,erae i',e.l
Frlanerias.~., Lanuga 1si,,I Ia CnIiona NiS5os
"Ciaveiltos" Valverde; Gal Salesski
Russian 'cellist, prize grauIale %
the Conservatolre; Betty schule'e,n a a
the plano: Romance Tschaikow
sky ave Maria" Schubert "Scher
20" Gacns "Rhapsodie Hungrolse,s
and Norwegian Fantasia" Salesskl
sunny South Regina Schiller. az th'
uianO "Whcrc'er You Walk. lAh
del: Hard Trials" Burleigh III.
Masque," Forsythe; khaki Lad
s:f5 p. M.-Dewolf Hopper. the oele
brated comic opera comedian, IN SOM
new songs and olected IRON
the new musical review entitled som
Party" now being rehearsed by lle
Wolf Hopper and his Funmakers' TO-
an early production IN Al Jolson'
s.55 u M-Recital by Nine. Mari
Narolic. Australian soprano. who tour
ed mo United states and Canada witt
John Mccormack and met with won
derful SUCCESS. VIII be ass,steqr , sss ro,,, %
Mccormack; Miss Kathleen Mare j
accompanist The program; Ih
Lord is My Light" Alliten lie Nile,
Teroux violin ohbligato by Mcpor
Praham: ave Maria" Schubert lot
hlirafo by w. McBcath) The Meel
lBg q The Water7" Moore ;..rEn TEEhe pH5 fTa
Trse~ rae SfSf Gartlan Mr. McBeath wi
play several solos. compositions q
kreisler --..-
7P. M-"Afan IN the Moon stories 70
children. copyright Newark sunda
1880 p. M.-"Health Talk" BY a prom
inent member OF the National Iuoei
culosls Society ~ ~
sP. M.-Concert by the Scottish dai
monic Association OF Newark, thirt
voices. william Millar. director; Mli
Helen Hunter. accompanist o., w
program: Hail. Smiling Morn" SeN
crn: Scotland Yet" Bell "Awak
Aeolian Tyre" Dandy. The ~
frim5i f,nrio 0Her9s sGotch song: y SsH America
Fantasia" arranged by Roddie.
$3.50 p. M-Recital by slgnorlna Ann
Pinto, the brilliant italian harp WI
tuosa, now on her first America
tour Program. Rhapsody M
ln lnn roltLc tharnaal. A Eranc