Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-23
RADIO PROGRAMS TODAY
philadelphia station twFIl
tStrRwbridgc 4 Clothierl
" station 600 Meters,


$40 to a30--Recital by Strawhridsr 2
Clothier Ladies' Quartet, assisted h. ".
Aleta Smith. soprano John 0wcrs.
tenor and Loretta kerlS, accompanied
$40 to The childrens own half
hour. Stories by Cousin Gertrude.
Philadelphia station twIp)
Gimbel Brothers)
t560 Meters)
7.30-Incidental dance and popular
music.
2.3O ITO 3.ao--pjano recital by Miss
Margaret A. Riggs, of Camden. at which
time Ahe Artists VIII also appear. Ray
Castels, tenor, and Miss Laura knight
accompanist During this program MisR
Curtis Wager Smith will read the second
prize animal story, Greater Love Hath
No Man." by benjamin i. Thomas. chief
auartermaster of u, =. n. Reserves
News items will be broadcasted during
this program.
Weather report
7.o5-uncle Wips bedtime stories and
roll call.
Philadelphia station twoo)
tWanamaker'sl
Class II station Ctoo MeterN
5.15 y. m.--Grand organ and trumpets.
1.30-Band concert by X. G. q. Mill
tary Band, John Lawrence Grinuell,
director
s-vocal and instrumental CONCERT by
artists OF the r. g. q, Association.
9-Grand organ recital Mias Mary L..
a55--United States Naval Observatory
time signal.
10.o2-United States weather forecast.
Philadelphia station (wDAW
Uit protbersl
(se0 Metersl
$50 to y. m.-Popular dance songs
and their best music.
Newark station CwOR)
q. BamherRer 4 Col
t40a Meters)
3.5o--Article by House and Garden
Magazine. courtesy of the Mast publi-
| cations, entitled The Appointment of a
Music Room"
6.I5-Dr. Doris Dorscher. beauty
specialist of the New York Evening
| World, will give the first OF series OF
| lectures on Physical Culture
| $50 to Factory noon hour program
under the auspices of the Y. NJ. G. A.
of the Oranges. An explanation OF Fac
! tory Noon Hour Work. by Arthur w
! Yergin. lntroductions by presiding Of
| ficer Ralph Swenson. of the Simms Mag
meta Company. Cornet solo by Charles
Bove. soprano solo by Mrs Christie
| pher Reinhardt. Talk by the Rev. John
T.. Charlton. ID. d, of the Morrow Me
mortal Church. Maplewood. y. J. So
prano solo by Mrs. Reinhardt. Corne'
solo by Charles Bove. Accompaniment
played by Miss Gertrude Britton,
Newark station CwJD
(Wcstinubousel
(se0 MeterS
4-Ciosng prices on stocks and bonds
grain, coffee and sugar.
405-"Fashions." from Women's Weal
daily newspaper.
| s.30-Closing prices on stocks, bonds
grain. coffee and sugar.
5.45-Resume of sporting events.
| 6-Musical program.
Jack Rabbit Stories" by DaviS
Cory, of the New York Evening Mail.
| $40 TO 9.15--Joint recital by Hona Mai'
Griswold. soprano. well-known concer
singer of the Southwest and Aline Hur
retf Sfiute, lyric soprano Of New York
9.1b-"The Use of Intelligent Tests il
the School" by Ruth S. Clark, Noca
tlonal Service for Juniors, New forI
City.
9.sO-Dance music by the Belveder
Syncopators.
a.55 to darlington time signals
official weather forecast.
10.0i-Continuation of the program b.
the Belvedere Syncopators.
! Pittsburgh station tkpKAl
twestinghcuse-4ee MeterS
Z 7. M.-News. United states semi
weekly public health bulletin.
7.S0-Bedtime story for the children.
s-Hints on modern and practica
home furnishing, prepared by Mis-
Harriet Webster, OF the Joseph Horn
of interest to the agriculturalist,N pre-
pared by the National Stockman an
Farmer. Pittsburg. Pa.
s.38--Program OF original compos
tions by Adolph NJ. >Foerster, Mrs. Ger
trude Sykes King. soprano; Ruth Die
thorne, pianist Oscar l.. Helfenbeii
pianist: Max Silverman. yiolinist; J'
7 seph Reploeie. cellist.
: Schenectady station tWGN
General Electric Company-400 Meter
eastern Standard Time)
Q 6-Produce and stock market quoti
| tions news bulletins.
7.45--Radio drama. instrumental s.