Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-09
Radio
Programs
TODAY, March 9, 1923.
kDKA-360 Meters, Westinghouse
Electric. East Pittsburgh, Pa.

Electric, East Pittsburgh, Pa.
6.15 p. M.-Dinner concert by, the trio
of the KDkA Little Symphony Or
700 p. M.GNews. Report Of the New
| York Stock Exchange.
7.15 =. M.-Theatricals.
$50 p. MA Visit to the Little Folks
by the Drcamtime Lazy.
7.45 P. M.-Report OF World Trade
Conditions by the Pittsburg Cham
Der Of Commerce.
500 p. M.-Address by prominent BUSH
| $50 p. M.MConcert Of Scotch music.
Naomi Jameson Struble: soprano:
Elizabeth Inches. contraito; David
| Bell. tenor: James Bell. baritone:
! David Bell. accompanist. Trio or
KDKA Little Symphony Orchestra.
| WJZ-a60 Meters, Radio Corporation
Westinghouse, Newark, N. J..
s.00P, M.-World wide famous artists
who give recitals in the Steinway
| hall, New York City. can be heard
WIZ. the Radio Corporation-West-
inghouse station at Newark. n. j..
! has been invited by the Steinway
| Piano Co. to place their micro
| phones in the Steinway hall.
and bonds. grain, coffee and sugar.
| 4.05 p. M.-"F'ashions" from Women's
Wear Daily Newspapers:
$40 p. MA Story from the YOUTHS
Old Cormorant." modern sea
story by George G. Lane.
$50 p. M.-Conditions of Leading IN,
dustries by the Magazine OF Wall
500 r. M.-Musical program.
1880 p. M.-Dance music from tho no.
tel Pennsylvania grill.
$50 P. M.-Literary evening conducted
by the editorial STATS Of the Out
look. Scientific American and Har-
oP. M.NAmpico Series Of Distin-
Wv ruished Artists Concerts, courtesy
VIM. Knabe & Co. The artists for
this evening are Sybi! Sammis NC
Dermid. soprano, and John DUKE
o55-Io.oo p. M.-Arlington time sig
nails. Weather forecast.
1901 p. M.-Solos by sybil sammis
McDermid, soprano ana 'onn
wBz - WESTINGHOUSE Electric,
| Springfield, Mass.
7.so P. M.-Uncle Wiggily. Bedtime
! Income Tax" by Thomas McGarry,
7.45 +. MIS- That So" by F: D.
Thompsonn;;, 1 3%brication engineer
500 P. M.-Concert by Rose W. Green
leaf. pianist. Irving Barker. bari
$50 p. M.-News Of the day.
SIS p. M.-Continuation OF nus'cai
program.
wci-Medford Hillside, Mass, $50
Meters (Amrad)
.ooP. M.-"Children's Hour''-Stories
for girls read by Miss Eunice L.
$50 p MsMclosing report on Farmers
Produce Market report (4S5 me
ters). Livestock markets and but
ter and eggs report.
600 p. M.-Late news flashes. Early
! sports news. Boston American.
e.15P M.-Code practice. lesson No; 10.
$50 p. M.-Boston police reports. Bos.
ton police headquarters. Amrad
$50 p. M.-Evening program.
WGY-schenectady, N. Y, General
Electric Company
1900 MI. S. Naval Observatory
1880 p. M.Noon stock market. quota
1915 p M:-weather forecast on 4s5
200 P. M.-Music and Household talk
| quotations; news bulletins:
$50 p. M-Reading from "Grimm's
Fairy Tales" by Kolin Hager.
7.45 p. M.-Concert program by Edison
"'u' 4 GATE 'PPRoGRAMo
1890 P. M.-Musical program.
WNAC-The Sheppard Stores, eos.
ton, Mass.
12.1o-12.so P. MONDAY service.
Broadcast direct from Keith,s
Theatre under the auspices Of
Greater Boston Federation OF
| Churches and Religious Organiza-
| lions. J. Weston Allen. Esq,
speaker; Music by Filene's Store
4.00-4.3O P. MA Miniature Musical
Education, 5th of series. Miss Dor
is Gerald. Reginald Boardman &C.
| companist.
Is0 P. M.-Dance music, Shepard Co.
lonial Orchestra.
$50 P. M.-selections on victrola.
S.O0-9.3O 4 M.-St. Paul Cathedral:
| Arthur w. Phelps director, Robert
| Hughes organist.
11.15-12.30 P. M.-Scenes from Chan
! ming Pollock's successful play
I 1.-THE Fool" now playing at the
Selwyn Theatre: Miss Alexandra
Carlisle. Charles Millward and
| cast. Claiming Pollock, the au-
thor will direct.