The New York herald., 1922-12-07

WJZ-Newark westinghouse, $50 Meters).
300 A. M.-Early morning reports and
prices on farm products.
IL l1;55-Standard time signals and weather
forecast.
10 100 NJ. TO 100 p. M.-Openlng prices on
active bonds and stocks. grain, coffee and
sugar; midday reports and prices on farm
products; musical program.
4;Oo-Closing prices on stocks and bonds,
grain, coffee and sugar.
f:ol--Fashlons from Women's Wear, daily
newspaper
5;ao---closing prices on stocks. bonds. grain.
coffee and sugar.
5:45-Resume Of sporting events. &c.
6;oO-Musical program.
Z 1:00-"Jack Rabbit stories. David Cory,
New York Evening Mail
s:3O--Coneert by student Of Theodore Van
YORK Vocal Studios. Marguerite Love
WELL soprano; Mrs. Harold Bancroft. alto; /;
William II. Hyatt, tenor; Harold Myers.
progranl--soprapo solos by Miss Lovewell.
IA, IA Russian ssh, = Lullaby" Kirbgs II know
Wog." Cheatham. Alto solos by Mrs. BaG-
croft; Her Rose" Coombs; "Manny's
song strickland; The Quest" Smith
nntoeent, = lLeeocq; 'serenade," Tosti; ms
na SIce to Get Up in the Mornin.' Lauder
Sia,rytone solos by air. Myers: Songs Have
wings. Liza Lehman: II Am Thy Harp.
9:15-"Spanish Olives" c. A. Thayer
'SupoHSerti town Colonial ;1 city Four OF Morris
Travis, Martin Baird. Gilbert Holloway.
Harry l.. Ayres. manager. Program
Sunrise and YOU" California
o;35-Arlington time signals :Nweather fore
ot;:oIi-Gontinuation. .of program by Colonial
wEAF-Manhattan t4oo Meters).
4;aO T. M.-Recital. Glare Wyngard mezzo
soprano. accompanied by Mrs. Charles
5:o0-Recital, Eugene Jenkins, barytone ac-
companied by Rose Phillips.
wRW-Tarrytown radio Research Labora-
tory, $50 Meters).
GLIB p. M.-Musical selection.
s;2o-Intest news flashes.
o:2oIMus.cal selection on the Ampice re-
producing plano.
6:3o-Agriograms from the United States
department of Agriculture.
6 6;35-Musical selection on the vocation.
;4o-,Children's bedtime stories. Edith
a;55-Musicai selection.
7:30-Musical selection
7K$s6Rssit&l ~ ,1ISS William l.I D; Gobls tenor
from Tosca, Puccini, Bridal Dawn"
Mart, Martin; big Brown Bear, Mama yucca;
My Native Land Gretchanonoff.i
7:5o-Stories. Al j. Anglin, minstrel. mono
logue and negro stories.
s;W-second group of songs by William y.
On the Road to Mandalay." Speaks
,S;l5-Stories by Al j. Anglin.
10 0:3o-Program of dance music, Club Ster-
ling Dance Orchestra of White Plains.
il ;oo-Acknowledging letters reporting WRW
signals.
II 1:o5-continuation Of musical program by
Club Sterling Orchestra
WOR, Newark 400 Meters).
$50 p. M-Songs. Irina Fensel, soprano, OF
Newark, accompanied by Philip Gordon.
musical director of South Side High
School. Program to be announced.
2:50-Agriograms by the United States De-
partment of Agricdltu
2:t5-Piano numbers, Margaret Waite Per-
kins. teacher and recitalist of East Orange.
n. j. Program: Rhapsody in G minor,
Brahms; gavotte. Gluck- Brahms: "Hark,
Hark the Lark," Schubert-Lrzt.
3:00-Rea dings by Carlton J. Chopin of East
Orange. n. J. Program: Jim Bludsoe, .
King; IT. I<ipling: The Winner Guest.
3i5-Songs, Irma Felsel. Program TO be
announced.
3:30-Ifano numbers by Margaret Waite
Perkins. Gavotte, Sgambatti: arabesque in
g minor. Debussy: waltz In minor.
Chopin study In + minor. Chopin.
3;50-Amusing entertainment by Jolly Bill
Steinke OF the Newark Ledger.
6.15-Santa Claus hour. Santa Claus viii
talk to the kiddes every evening at this
hour and tell than of his Experiences
During the Day In Toyland'
:25-Continuation of series OF lectures. Dr.
Doris Doscher. beauty specialist Of the
New York Evening World.