New-York tribune., 1922-11-16
Daily Radio Program,
Thursday. November 1e
tyJZ. Newark (3s0 meters)

WIZ. Newark t360 sneters)
a m.--Farm reports and prices. musical
1i:65 to IL m.--Standard time signals from
Arlington; official weather forecast
IL N. Opening prices on active bonds and
! y, midday prices musical program,
I p. nt.--closing prices; musical program
$50 p- m.--Ftnnl reports and prices on
farm products
5;4s p. m Resume of sporting events
9 ?, m.-Musieai program
Cory. & y, 'AeA Na00'' stories 0S psv'o
$50 p; m,weight and Measures" by
s:45 y. m,--song recital by Henrietta
r Arnold oliver, soprano, assisted by Pro-
fsssor t. Henry G Eskuche Program:
Neagierge a 1e Sep amob nisas rro r5au The Land
of the sky Blue Water" The Four Leaf
Clover" Clover, Miner and Major" THE Little
Neyln; Garry Me Back to Ole virsinny''
and Sweet Miss Mary"
9;i5 p m--'The business Outlook" by
$3.50 p. m.-Joint recital by Elizabeth
Dumas, soprano; Walter Schuster, tenor;
Esther Washburn, pianist. and Mildred
9 TO 10 p. m,--Arlington time signals
official weather forecast.
1901 p. discrimination of the program
WWZ. New York $500 meters)
1:I5 p. m.-Organ recital.
WEAF, New York 400 rneters)
4s0U p. H. fauIlne Mllief, 11lpHZO- OpranO
accompanied by A. V. Llufrio.
500 u. nl..--Stories for children by Min
mic Ellis O'Donnell.
y. m.--Dance music played by The Col
$40 and s:15 y. rh.=-songs by Guy Hun
ter, blind entertainer, with his imper-
sonattons OF Bert Williams and Harry
s;55 and $50 p. m-Helen Rennyson,
dramatic soprano, accompanied by A.
1855 p. m.--"Poems OF Punch from Mod
ern Poets" by Charles Howard Mills
WOR, Newark, n. j. 400 meters)
2:3o and 400 p. m.--Songs and a recita-
tion.
s:l5 p. m.-Dr. Doris Dorscher on Phys
ical Culture"
s:45 to p. m.-Rev DR.. John F. Pater-
son will speak on Tuning In"
WGY, Schenectady (360 meters)
7;45 p. m.--'"rhe Sneak" TO morrow"
Melody Boys Orchestra; Blue Because
I'm Lonesome" Charles O'Rourke. tenor;
Stars and Stripes Forever" George
Chute. banjo; Book Me in My swanee
chestra; The Radio Compass" B. b.
Cummings. radio engineer; Lovely Luz
cerne," Hawaiian Nightingale" orches-
tra medley of popular airs. George
Chute. banjo: 'In the Little Red School
house" Charles o'Rourke. tenor; You
Gave Me Your Heart" Mary Dear"
orchestra; 'Bluebird Land" George
Chute, banjo; Cali Me Back. Pal O.
Mine" Charles O'Rourke, tenor; ''Suez,
with finale. mo Place Like Home" or
chestra.
WBz, Springfield. Mass. $500 meters)
1880 y. m.-Uncle Wiggily bedtime story
Farmers produce market report
7:s5 p. In.--Far,n news.
8 p. M Entertainment given by Mrs. Lena
Miller, mezzosoprano; Miss Edith Kurn-
itsky, pianist, and accompanist for cell
list.
WGI, Medford Hillside, Mass 1890 meters)
9:30 p. m.--Evening program. Program Of
dance music by the Colegian Orchestra
Edward Powell, manager.
KDkA, Pittsburgh 1850 meters)
Z p. m.-News. United States semi weekly
public health bulletin.
8 p. m-Bedtims story.
$3.50 p. m.-Hnts on modern and practical
home furnishings. prepared by Miss Har-
rlet Webster.
9 p. m.--Recital by pupils of the Margare,
Home Studio, assisted by Christine Ad.
ans, ceiist. and Mrs. Harvey Schwab
| accompanist Lee Kruzcek. Limo Bartoi
! Ethel Reeder. Viola Mitchell, Lopise
Rabb. Dorothy Cuttings klebor, violins