Evening star., 1924-01-16

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1880 p.m.-Dance program by
Rosey's Washington Five under the
direction: Of Sam Rosey.4 80
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r.. DISTANT STATIONS, ~.
All ProEfams, :SeAeAsied fer Casters
St&RaaFa. Tine.
WJZ-New York tlsS Meters).
p.nf.-A xhAdowland story by
Florence Smith Vincent .,'.
1880: -p.n1.-trving Sefzer and hts
orchestraIn a: dance. proEraM. - /,
woTsa aa review d Rssxisws 9a sa,t tine:
um.--Irving Selzer and his Cafe
Boulevard Orchestra :. ?. ~ T.. -
$40 pn:-Joseph Hennesoy. in a
talk, "City Official Series"
a:45 pm-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Dittler In q plano and violin recital.
9:15 p.m.-The Phoenix Male Quartet.
$3.50 p,m.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Distler in piano and violin r. recital; sa,,
man, soprano.
voice entertainer.
Early Program Thursday.
$3.50 a.m.-Benjamin Franklin birth
day ceiebratfon. under tho auspices OF
Sons OF the. American Revolution, d.
city hall: Messages from President
Coolidge; Postmaster General Harry
New, Charles E. Hughes. Thomas 4.
Edison, Edwin DENLY. Gov. Alfred e
smith; speech by Senator Royal 8.
sulate general French consulate gen.
eral and the Federation OF French
Alliances; tributes by United Typoth;
League, Sphinx Club. Poor Richard
Club, Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion, Daughters of the American Rev
olution, National Security League and
University of Pennsylvania Club and
p.ni-"Dsi D. Gotterdaemmerung."
a Wagnerian Opera Company produc-
tion, direct from Manhattan Opera
Hoaee.--
New York state department Of farms
and markets; Farm and Home re-
ports; closing quotations OF the New
York Stock Exchange: foreign ex-
change quotations.: Evening Post
news
wLw--cinei,n.s, tsoe neter.,.
silent night.
Early Pros.sn Thsi-d.z.
1i:se a.m.-weather forecast; bush
ness reports -
pm.-Market reports.
p.m-Piano selections by Adelaide
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Silent
Early. Program Tharsday..
1890. p.m-Stocll market report
13a0 p.m.-Produce market report;
":a'nsr nsn,.@Music .osfuss:' and address. Tho
Ex-setvlce Man as Citizen" by Mrs
Ralph Mead. -
5WoR--Newazk t>on Metersl.
s:15spm,-Harlan Miller will speak
on s:so 40 n.m.@soios m g by j.. H. B:
6:45 p.m.-AIbert E, Som in a~tafk
on "Radta for the Layman
8 p.m:-Mme; Charlotte Land' So
prsaSi ,s:soi :pp:m.&Arthar p: Murray in his
lesson on the latest dance steps. as
sisted by the Jersey Collegians:
s:ls nm.-Dr. Robert r MeEiroy
WIZ s!.s spsak pglak:ETo en be ~ announced.
10 to IL p.fn.-An ndrey Talafaeft and
his Russian Dance Orchestra of ten
pieces 3
Early Program TAars6ay.
2;se pm.-Jean Spiro. tenor.
2:45 p:m.-Nadine Morton, pianist.
p.m.-Glifton Webb.
al0 p.m.-Jean Spiro. tenor.
$40. p.m.-Nadine Morton. pianist.
wBAP-Fort Worth t476 Ketersy.
$40. to, $50 pm.-Concert. Sam 8.
Losh, baritone and pianist,
1880 to: 1t:45 pm.-Concert, by
George Freeman's Texas Hotel :os..
chestra.. .s:e' =. - -.
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1880 to 3 p.m.--Addfesa by Eppsf G:
Knfeht on 'Old-ttn1e. Humor Exem-
plified";; music by the red-head girl. :
WHAs-LsuisvilIe Geo Meters).
s:3o tog 10 p.m.-Concert by Ches
Meyers Orchestrs; historical episode;
news bulletins.
Early Prs8fam TAaYsdsy.
s to s p:m--Selections by the Wal
nut -Theater orchestra; police bulle-
tfnss weather forecast: }uat Among
HoTs Sa.: ;sss ssd.nss 4ss.sr sy ar aIes.atla
Alamo, Theater organ; live stock.
prodaes aud grain market reports.
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$40, p,m.-Dinner concert by the
Pittsburgh Athletic Association or
f:sa p:m.-Aadres.-
1in :!s. e%@saassspi' sG1eTsi TAX eas''s S. or.e.
10 ap.m.~-"rarist Day" BY Edward
. 20 1p,-csRssSs ~ KssE;a Need.