Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01
RADIO PROGRAMS
radio programs:
WOR
(Bamberger's. Newark

N" ~ -
2.S0 p. ma talk by Amy Wren
president. Woman's Press Club OF
New York.
$50 p. m.-Raymond Meyerhoff.
v%iolinlst.
3 D. m.-James Haupt, tenor.
ais D. m.-Continuation of violin
solos by Raymond Meyerhoff.
3;30 D. m.-James Haupt, tenor.
3.4b D.. m.-Dr. Joseph L. Craigeh,
psychologist.
els D. m.@"Ieicle," Santa Claus'
assistant at Toyland, viii speak To
the children.
$40 to 1880 p. m-"Muslc while
You Dine by the Hillside orchestra.
s to . p. m.-Eugene Ingraham
and his orchestra.
8 D. m.-Fred j. Bendel In a talk
entitled sporting News Up-to~the-
Minute"
p.lO %. m.-James Macdonald.
BARITONE, assisted by Janet Beck, SO
prano, and Alyse MILFORD. pianist.
1910 D.. m.-Joseph J. Mitchell,
Income tax expert In n humorous
treatment of bargains In Income
Taxes
1870 D.. m.-Judith Roth's enter
tanners In late popular hits.
WEAF
fAmerlcan Telephone and Telegraph
Company, New York;
1.4B-s.3o p. m.-"ttaly under
Mussolini" by Or. Ernest M. Stires
of st Thomas church and DR.. Ar
thur Livingston, speaking at the hrst
of n series of luncheons given under
the auspices of the Foreign Policy
Association at the Hotel Aston.
4 D. m.-Bob Fridkln's Coronado
orchestra.
6 d. m.-"Chrlstmas Program for
Children" by Glmbel Brothers.
7.30 u. m.-Bess Perry, Soprano
Chev r.. T.. Corradetti, baritone.
1850 d. m.-Karla kletbe, violinist
sos u .m.-Bess Perry, soprano,
Chev. Il. L. c%orradettl, baritone.
1926 y. m.-Instruetive Talk on
Auction Bridge by Raymond f.
Rode.
1896 D. m.-Gordon Male quartet
Si56 p. m.-Elfrlda de Roda, col
oratura soprano.
10 D. m.-Dance program by the
American Tobacco Company's
'Luoky Strike" orchestra.
hip p. m.-Program by Gimbel
Brothers, New York city. Vincent
Lopez orchestra broadcasting direct
from the Grill of the Hotel Penn
%sylvanla.
tRadio Corporation. New York;
8 p. m.--Recital by Evelyn Lane,
soprano.
& D. m.-Concert by Jean Welker,
baritone.
$3.50 D. Enclosing reports of the
Now York State Dept. of Farms and
Markets: Farm n Home reports;
closing quotations of the New York
Stock Exchange; Foreign Exchange
quotations; Bradstreet's financial
report; Evening Post News.
fIf,aIa NNinntIp GtnripEf1
by Howard CARTS.
1890 d. m.-Recital by Narlnska,
Russia Greatest Woman Pianist.
$40 y. m.-"rhe Near East Re-
iief' by DR.. Finley, editor of the
New York Times.
o .. m.-The King Sisters, Mary
and June, in popular songs with
harmony.
g.5b p. m.-Time signals and
10 p. m.-Request program of Fe-
1ian Garzia, pianist,
1870 y. m.-Dance program by
Paul Srecht and his Alamac Hotel
Orchestra.
Tomorgbw's radio programs;
WEAF
tAmctIcan Telephone and Telegraph
Company, New YorlS.1
2.Ab-3:4b d. MN terdenomina-
tlonal Services under the auspices
nf the New York Federation of
Churches.
s;45-53S0 p. m-Regular sun
day Mems Conference in the Bed
ford Branch, Y. NJ. G. A., Brooklyn,
New York, with DR.. S.. Parkes Cad
man.
1909 p. m.-Special musical
program direct from the Capitol
Theatre, New York city.
$40 p m.-Organ recital.
WIZ
tRadio Corporation. New York;
II a, m.-Church service direct
from ST. Thomas Episcopal church
n. m.-"Bubble Book Stories' by
Ralph Mayhem.
s p m.-"The Annalist's Talk for
Business Men"
S.1b D. m-Sunday evening Con-
cert by the Hotel Commodore or
chestra.
0.55 p. m-Tlme signals and