Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-19

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Pittsburgh. Pa, go Kilocycles, Pre-
qusncy. 32a Meters, Wave Length.
Eastern Standard Time
6.15 p. NJ. Dinner concert.
IT'S P. N. Address by z. Blower,
Stanley Gibbons. Inc.
7.30 2. VI. Tendencies in American
Education" D. E. Carpenter. dean
of the faculty, International Cor
Tsspondsnce schools 'en;c.. sc af on
Pittsburgh Personnel Association.
500 p. II. Market reports from the
studio Of National Stockman and
Farmer.
SIS r. NJ. Industry" one Of the vir-
tues in Benjamin Franklin's auto
biography. presented by DR.. John
Ray Ewers, pastor of the East End
$50 P. N: Concert by Sara Peck. So
contralto: Walter Pease. accom-
PIANIST; Louis Glugosz.. violin:
from the studio of Margaret
Horne, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Program Selections for con-
tralto: How Lovely Are Thy
Dwellings, Little: "Lungi dial
Caro- Bene.'"' Socchi; open Thy
Blue Eyes, Massenet: Perfect
fore the Dawn" Chadwick: Little
Winding Road" Roland; Thou
Art Mine All" Bradsky; Ny
Song" BrAhms: violin solos,
Perpetuo." BONN; Oriental" Cui;
"Berceuse." GODDARD.
955 p. ". Arlington time signals.
Weather forecast.
11.30 +. NJ. Special late evening con-
cert by the Queen City Orchestra
Westinghouse Electric, Springfield,
Ka%A Ma
1880 p. NJ. Bedtime story for the
THE Art Of Investment" fifth
of series OF 10 lectures by Dom.
aid AkClench. Of Brown Brothers
d Company of Boston.
World market survey from the
Department Of Commerce at Bos-
500 +. NJ. Concert by Alice Anna
Mikus: harpist; Alphonse Guyon.
900 P. NJ. Bedtime story for grown
ups by Orison S. Marden.
9.55 l.. NJ. Arlington time signals.
WGY--Schenectady,7 100 Kc., $50 Meters
1l.55 A. NJ. Time signals.
1890 u. NJ. Stock market report.
12.40 i. NJ. Produce market report.
1915 T. NJ. Weather report.
200 =. NJ. Music and household talk
Making the Kitchen Attractive"
600 L. NJ. Market quotations, news
bulletins.
$50 +. NJ Dinner music by Albany
Hotel Orchestra.
7.4o +. NJ. Second of series of dane
ing lessons by Arthur Murray of
New York: musical program, ST.
Johns Student serenaders: in
strumcntal selection. Flying
Wedge" st. Johns Student Scre-
naders; instrumental selection,
Pizzicato Polka" Sercnaders' Sex
fy.t. ~. o.
Mrs. Mrs. Edward o'Donnell; Mrs.
Mrs. ErncsN Hollenbcck, guitar;
Instrumental selection. Frog
I,roiics, Serencders; tenor solo.
Promise Me Everything Never
Get Anything Blues.' Frank Da-
Wis; guitar solo. "Sebastopol,"
Mrs. Ernest IIayncr: instrumental
selection. Chain of Daisies"
Sercnad rs: soprano solo. Sweet,
Sweet Lady" Mrs. Edward ODon-
nell: Instrumental selection. "ka-
milk Hula" Sercraders; piano
duct, "Arabiana." Minnie Doleor
and Frank Davis: instrumental
selection, fascination Waltz"
sorcnaders; hant mandolin solo.
yankee Dandy" Ida Etkin: So
prano solo, "Old Black joe" Mrs
Edward o'Donnell: tenor solo. an
the Town Where | Was Born"
Frank Davis: Instrumental soIec-
tet: instrumental selection, Dance
of the Moths" Scronaders: piano
duet. Medley of Old Songs" MIN
ME Dolgoff and Frank Davis: in
strumental selection, Home Town
Band" Sercnadcrs.
WJZ-New York. Geo &c. ASS Meters
zoo p. NJ. New York Board Of Educa-
ton program. Patrick Jones, SUI
pcrintendent of school supplies.
800 i. NJ. Afternoon auditorium con-
cert. Carmen"
4 90 l.. NJ. Fashions.
415 l.. NJ. department Of English"
hy Prof. Howard L. briggs, New
York University.
80 i. NJ. 1.eonora Sindell. soprano
90 i. NJ. Chester Newton. pianist.
51' =. NJ. Leonora Sindell. soprano.
80 =. NJ. Closing markets.
40 L. NJ supper music by Paul
SpcCht's Alamac Hotel Orchestra.
Sl5 i. NJ. 'What Happens to Your
Taxes" tank by Murray Gilman.
Si5 J.. VI. At homo with J. Andrew
White and his guest.
?lo l.. NJ. Review of current PLAYS
and players. by Bertha Bra!nard.
$50 L. NJ. Charles j. IsaacSon con-
cert, Max Kay. Ea'alqika soloist;
Gregory Matuscvitzch. concert
man.
95S p. NJ. Time signals and weather
forecast.
1890 L. NJ. Dnnce program by the
Hotel AStor Orchestra.