Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-06
Radio
Programs
TODAY. MAY 6

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: xA-wsstinghous Electric, East
1tttsbuxgh, Pa, $40 Xuocyciss, Yxs-
Que1cy. 32e Meters, wave Length.
1astsrn Standard Time
5.0o T: 81. Baseball scores.
$50 2. 81. Dinner concert by the
Grand symphony Orchestra, from
the Million Dollar Grand Theater,
. An Pittsburgh, Pa;
800 1 Z; N; Baseball score. concert con-
s.!5 r. ". News bulletins.
Ivy +. N: Baseball scores.
Ito M. University Of Pittsburgh
Extension Course.
T.40 +. NJ. National Stockman and
= Farmer market reports.
s.oo =. M. Concert by the East Liber-
~ Orchestra, Oscar Demmler, di.
rector p from schenley High school.
900 p. NJ. Concert by the Tuesday
Musical Club, from Carnegie Mu-
ass P. NJ. Arlington time signals.
Weather forecast. Baseball
1870 r. M. Another Air Cooled Pro-
gram" under the direction of B.
Il. Muslin. Of the Mckinley Gregg
Automobile Co.
WBz-sso xiIoeyelss, Frequency
Westinghouse Electric. Springfield,
Mass. as7 Meters, wave Length
800 p: N; Results Of the games
ana National Leagues.
Musical programs by the Leo Reis-
man Ensemble from the Palm
room. Hotel Lenox, Boston.
man and his orchestra playing in
the Egyptian room, Hotel Bruns-
wick, Boston. -.
500 p. NJ. World market survey from
the Department OF Commerce at
Garden Maintenance" by Henry
G. Ney, president of the Spring
field fieid Garden Club, Hotel Kimbail
$50 +. M. Bedtime story for the kid
dies.
700 p. NJ. Program from the Gem
sral Conference OF the Methodist
A the springfield auditorium
800 p. M. Results Of the games
played by the Eastern, American
and National leagues.
1000 p. NJ. Summary Of days even events
at the general conference of Meth
odist Episcopal church: Hotel KIM
ball studio, Springfield, Mass.
wJx-Broadcast Central, 80 West
42nd Street, n. r. City. 455 Meters,
eco Kilocyclss
500 +. M. Isobelle Small, lyric So
$50 r. NJ. State and Federal agricul-
tural reports; Farm and Home re-
ports: closing quotations Of the
New YORK Stock Exchange; for
eign exchange quotations; Eve
! 700 p. NJ. Mary Ellis: Songs"
40 =. N; Financial Developments Of
sc F Nj sns Ss Best A" NE
Plan for a Young Married Man"
| by Major b. Foster, q University
Of the Air talk.
s.35 =. NJ. Joint recital between Erma
$50 p. NJ. "a. step Toward the Reduce
ton of Crime" by 3. Ogden CHS
holm. International Prison Com
GAS z. NJ. Paul Bernard, violinist.
1890 T, NJ: Hotel Astor Dance Or
wGY-sohcnectady. n. y, 100 xilo-
cycles, $50 Meters, General Electric
Company
30 +. NJ. Produce and stock market
quotations.: news bulletins; base
5.30~P. NJ. Dinner music by the In
/ strumental Trio of Hotel Ten
! IGyck.
- T NJ R hss1s1!, rs saa; and ,.,.
lacies about Heredity," Dr.. James
W: Mayor Union College. Schen-
Selection. overture, "NIignonette,'
ira, Kurt Riedei finte: samuel Nc.
Clellan. clarinet: Harry Musoloff
cello; Albert Becker. symphonette!
Karl Wicke, bandonion:, Edward
soio SG Roc kS in a tho cradle 5Saa of she
Deep" Elmer Wiese: reading. '"rho
Big Mistake" Little Ahsid," lisa
belle Merwitz: selection, "Unre
To- I'm Cellar Cool" Elmer Wiese
selection, Honeymoon of the
Fairies." orchestra: A travel talk.
zone Hundred Miles Under the
Earth" Rev l.; r. .. Akers, ID; D. -.
Rose" Karl Wicke. bandonion. Al
bert Becker. symphonette; reading
Aunt, Mary In Dairy Lunch.
IsaSss MfrM mdr h Wiss solo, wa ate,
Charming" Orchestra; reading
"The Baldheaded Man. Isabel,
Merwitz: selection. by the Swane'
River" orchestra.
wTAJ-Portland, 23e. Daylight Tim
7.00-S.00 =. NJ. Dance music by Scot
ty Holmes Orchestra from Souvi
ney's Recreation ballroom.
7.15 Z. NJ. DR. Henry Drummond''
1.-The Bells OF st. Michael by
Peggy Aver o. Cock. IT., ro,d. Trio
$50 Il. NJ. SeleCtlOnS w hOTud i TIo
Mrs. Joseph Korda, piano: Earle d
Woodman, violin; Joseph Korda
7.45 ?. n. Doris Kenyon's Episode ir
Reel Life" by Peggy Aver Cook.
500 Il. NJ Address. "Bottled Carbon
ated Beverages by Arthur s
Audrey of the Coco-Cola Bottline
SIS p. NJ. Selections by tho Kords
900 p. NJ. Selected concert by the
Harvard Male Quartette, Herber,
s. Kennedy, first tenor: Ernest ]
Hill, second tenor; Howard r
Stevens, baritone; Harry l.. Eus-
tbs, bass.
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