Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-22
Radio
Programs
TODAY, AUGUST ~


wsstingteass station WDg-sse xils-
Light Saving Time. etaA1os, EotsI
ximsail. srsinsAsia, 1Gsss.; noston
6srslA-Trsvslsr-we Ho-
tel Brunswick, Bostcn
1856 p. NJ. Arlington time signals,
weather reports. Springfield mar
ket report.
800 p. II. To be announced.
7.00 p. N. Results Of games played in
the Eastern. American and Ma
ticnal Leagues.
7.0S +. NJ: Market reports as fur
nished by the United states De-
partment Of Agriculture at Boston.
40 p. 81. Clutch Transmission and
Diffsrentials" by Riga & Sons;
Current tsn C, ssoh : keytew prepared by
tie Hctei Rimbsl pG ssud Seo' Spring. rhS@
100 T. III. Bedtime story for the kid
dies, Springfield, Hotel kimball
1900 +. M. An evening of opera by
Maude Erickson, soprano and Ste
phen Sobolewski, baritone, from
the Hotel Brunswick, Boston.
oficiai United States weather re-
100 n +. N. concer. by Willard Clark
baritone. and BENJAMIN Buxton,
Hotel KimbaIl studio, Springfield.
An evening OF opera with Maude
Erickson, soprano, and Stephen So
bolewski, baritone, will be forth
from It's Bos aa1 S ~ sid.iHn MsH
wick, tonight. This operate
recital Will begin at 10 o'clock and
VIII be OF close to an hours dura-
ton. Many features are on the
program from the Hotel Kimball
studio, Springfield. Service fea-
lures will be radio cast as usual.
a talk on Clutch Transmission
and Dtf1erentials," by Riga d.
Sons, and current book Fevie,y
are other attractive bits. The k1u-
dies will have their bedtime story.
station KDKA-westinghous Hlse-
trio, East Pittsburgh, Pa, $40 xilo-
cycles. Frequency. 32e Meters. Wave
Length. Eastern Standard Time
9.45 A. NJ. stockman reports Of the
Pittsburgh livestock market; gen
eral market review and agricul-
tural items.
Orchestra from McCreery's dining
room, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ll'oS A. NJ Arlington time signals.
A2'o9 NJ. Stockman reports Of the
Pittsburgh livestock and wholesale
produce markets.
-'io Z. NJ. baseball scores, inning by
$50 F.. NJ; Organ RECITAL by Paul Flee
ture Theater, Pittsburgh.
500 r: NJ. Baseball scores: dinner
concert continued.
$50 ?. M. The children's period-The
Squres Bride"
Gas L. NJ. News bulletins.
7'9o Z: N Baseball scores
livestock ms in
Iced, sugar, cotton, wool and pro-
duce.
500 +. Nj. Concert by Arden H. Thorn
az ana Sebastian Sapienza, saxa-
phonists; Conner Jones, baritone;
George Walker. tenor.
''55 z. N. Arlington time signals.
weather forecast. Baseball scores.
w0x--sehsnsstady, N. r, General
Electric Company, 100 Kilocyoles,
$50 Meters. Eastern Standard Time
1870 A. NJ. Stock market report.
l140 a. NJ. Produce market report.
1850 A. NJ. REPORT on Farm Move
ment OF Lettuce, from the New
York State Dept. of Farms and
700 p. NJ. Music and talk, "wSmans
Place is In the Home" tEleotric)
courtesy OF Society for Electrical
40 p9evs!opmenD.
o'VV r. M frOuuce ana STOCK market
quotations; news bulletins; base
ball results.
80 i. NJ. Stories for children.
5.i5 =. NJ. Children's story, in French
by Frederic Duclert.
600 +. M. international Sunday school
lesson.
los +. NJ. Baseball results.
7.l5 p. NJ. Goldman Band concert, Ed
win Franko Goldman, conductor
To be broadcast in conjunction
with WIZ direct from the Mall,
Central Park, New York City.
s15 2. NJ. Talk, Radio Ears" by r.
H. Langley, radio engineer, Cen
eral Electric Company.
Late Program)
1890 A. NJ. Musical program by Gym
ric Male Quartet: Selections Har-
lech, Welsh air, I'm Absence" Dud-
ley Buck. Cymric quartet. William
James, LIST tenor: John II. VIII
liams, End tenor: Rowland James.
1st bass; Henry A. Price, 2nd
bass: tenor solo. II Hear You Call