Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-03
Radio
Programs
TODAY, DEC. 8

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s.45 A. NJ. Union live stock market
report from the National Stock
man and Farmer.
1d.S5 a. NJ; Arlington Time Signals.
100 N; United States Bureau Of
the National stockman and
1910 E. n. Music weather fore
s.15 p. M. Dinner concert Nv tho
KDKA Little symphony orches.
ira, victor Saudek. director.
7.15 p. M. Radio Girl Scout meeting
conducted by Laura Holland, d.
rector 81 Girl Scouts Of Western
az aaS N. The children's period.
s.oo NJ National Stockman and
sls Il M Public Accounting" by
vburgh Quota Club. office manager,
Main Main and Company. public ac-
$50 r. NJ. Concert by the KDKA Lit
sie symphony Orchestra. Victor
Frank B. Moore. Soprano; Mrs.
Alan B. Davis, accompanied: Alan
2. Davis, baritone.
6rosram: orchestra selections
.KfKf;: concert waltz, aEspanaS:
Prairie sketches, a. Dawn; b.
plainss: d. :: "w hsssas Of Ct the the
Might; , cornet solo by. J. J. Har-
Stripes Forever" (courtesy of
solos. "Romance." "Mandoline."
with orchestra accompanimen a1i ;
"Hark How Still"; "The Magpie
and the Gypsy Dancer" Baritone
solos, .Du Dist vie cine Blume."
The Two Grenadiers' (with or
chestra accompaniment): Plead
ing; would God Were Tender
Apple Blossom" Gold Irish;
"Ranny Deever."
$50 r N. Arlington time signals.
Weather forecast.
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Westinghouse Electric, Springfield,
MASS as7 Meters. Wave Length
200 P. NJ. This week in history.
late news from the National In
dustrial Conference Board
humorous program.
f.So T: "a. Twilight tales for the
New books at the Springfield city
library by Miss Edith Little.
Farmers period, talk by a member
of the Federal Land Bank
500 p. NJ. Concert by Anne Wollner,
lyric soprano; Mrs. Emma Hovey,
accompaniSt.
800 p. NJ. Bedtime story for grown
ups by Orison S. Marden.
$50 p. M. Arlington time signals.
WJz-Broadoast Central, 80 west
42nd Street, n. =. City. ASS Meters,
SEQ xilocycles
700 p. NJ. Bedtime stories.
7.30 p. M. Dogs" by Frank Dole.
Vas p. NJ. Recital by Mary Biffin, So
Sic ?. n. The Outlook, literary talk.
$50 p. NJ. Estey organ recital by d.
rect wire from the Estey organ
studios; solos by Doris Doe, CON
80 P. N: Lungs of the Earth" by
9.25 p. NJ Musical program BY the
Strand Symphony Orchestra by
direct wire from the Mark Strand
1915 P. M. Contest by Annual Music
Week" by Isabel Towdan. 1'i'
1890 p. M. Dance program by Jerome
Green Society Orchestra.
W0x-Sehsuectady, n. r., 100 KiIo-
cycles, 37o Meters, General Electric
Company
500 p. M. Produce and stock market
AZ quotations.; news bulletins;
$50 dies Il nj Me MdSie aoy program by Ed
Fox ..trot, DIRTY Hands. Dirty
Face" Eddie's Melody Boys. Ray
mond Haise. piano; James Nolan.
l. banjo; Elmer Hoffman, saxophone;
stephen Burton, saxophone; Mer-
vim Chamberlain, cornet; Charles
Cole. trombone; Edward Cohen,
drums. and director: fox trot.
- You're Like a Baby Dellon Or
chestra; reading, Just Boy"
courtesy of The American Boy
Magazine: fox tret, Eddie
Steady" Eddie's Melody Boys; fox
/ trot. Holding Hands," orchestra;
Waltz, Drifting Back to Dream
land" orchestra; address. Mar
keting by Parcel Post" courtesy
- U. s. Dept: of AgricultureJ; fox
!. trot. ION the Road to Mandalay,"
Eddfe's Melody Boys; fox trot,
November Rose orchestra:
Waltz. Panama Twilight" or
chestra: fox trot. "My Pillow and
Me" orchestra; fox trot, Sun
kiSt Rose" Eddie's Melody Bows.