The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-10
WOAW Radio Programs

Ben Bolt ........,,:. .Kueass
Butterfly ..................P Puccini
"chiids Nisht Song. .........s.... Bassett
Ailieen chiies
Law ,;.i.......'...'' -..'''' S,rrsn =
Mrs. Lee Utt
II Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls
tfrom opera Bohemian Girlp
..... ...:-....... ...,...t.... balie
Duet. Loves Old Sweet Song"
.cooa Nlrs,.! Mrs Black and Mrs. Yale Al,
Ladies Quartet
Tuesday, February le.
$50 p. ni.--Dinner program presented
by Carl Lamps orchestra OF Keeps Dane
90 ,. n.-coneert program presented
By Seventeenth u. $ Infantry band Her
man Webel. bandmaster. Auspices Han
non Van Brunt Co.
Overture. '-rhe Hermit's Beil
Selection. .Martha Ish5tss Fiotom.
xylophone Solo-seleeted.
Eldon D'Orio.
waltz, "A Dream of Heaven, .......
Selection from the musical comedy y"s
King Dodo' ..,.-.....-.... .Luders.
tal .slayonic Dance. No. l.
tb) Polish Dancs'' No. l.
Pilgrims Chorus" from Tannhauser.
Quartet from Risoletto -. Verdi.
Fox Trot. Easy Melody ...-.... scaicca.
Thursday, February II.
500 p. m.--Every child's story hour
conducted by Grace sorenson,. editor and
publisher Of Every Childs Magazine.
$50 p. m.-Dlnner program presented
by Frank Hodeks orchestra OF Roseland
400 D. m.-Pfogram OF old .fashioned d
music. arranged by Henry Field OF Shen-
andoah. Ia There will be old fashioned
s1nse music OF "a al nis.h, alnds including fdding
All sccompaniments Will be played on
an old-fashioned psrior organ. These en-
before over wOAW. and II Is needless to
tell our listeners any more about them
and their program.
Friday, February Is.
500 p. .m.-Dinner program presented
ny d... talent t, frem ern. Hsnpoek. fdu la ~ w..
Hancock Orchestra. ''''
Vocal solo. Indiana Noon. .Isham Jones
Mrs. J. r Standeven. aceompsnist
Piano solo. ITO Toy Soldier" Warner.
Miss Margaret Ballik.
Instrumental trio. when You and
Were Young, Maggie"
Harle Brtton, violin.
Ray Edmonds, saxophone.
Miss Florence LeRette. piano
Vocal duet. My Wild Irish Rose
Harry Iebnhard.. Earl zimmsrman nan
Miss Margaret Balllk. accompanist
Old time dance number.
Soprano solo, "A Gypsy Maiden.
Miss Edith Boie.
Miss Margaret Ballik. accompanist.
Violin solo, "Cayaliera Rusticana"..
Harry Lehnhardt.
miss Margaret Bsllik. accompanist
Male Quartet.
Plano solo. The Fifth Nocturne"..
Miss Florence lie R.it.. -e"
Old time dance number on the se-
Pete vierck.
vocal duet; Let the Rest OF the
world Go By ..-.- Ernest r. Ball
Mr.. j. +. standeyen ahe nars accom- 1fdasn pa ni.t
Hancock Orchestra. 'as'
Old time dance number.
r. q. Wiese. piano
Zena Briggs, caller
VOCAL 500. Humorezque." Anten Dyorak
Earl Zimmerman.
Mis- Margaret Baiiik, arcompanist
Violin SOLO. Der sohn der Hards,"
Miss Margaret BALM 's'A
Miss Edith Boie. accompanist.
headins. Mrs snodgrass Reads the
a.. Mrs; Harry ,Lehnhsrdt
ood Bless My Boy, Bsy,,.,
riano. g, LEFT lsst hand soio. Prayer from
Miss Margaret BANK. "''ae a.
soprano solo. The Morning il Calf
ING. ...........A. Huntington Terry.
Miss Edith Boie.
Miss Margaret Bailik. aceonnpanist
lnree minute talks by Dr. j. F.
-. Sfandeyen or Fred J. Boie
Loves Old Sweet Song MALLORY.
Hancock Orchestra
y M-Program by courtesy OF oma-
ns lodge No. asa, Independent order n mai
plces Wooonen of the World
Piano Solo-Selected
Miss Sadie Levey.
Vocal solo-selected.
Miss Helen Rieke
Henry Monsky
7. NJ. II. A. quartet.
Character songs
Abner kairnan
Cello Soio--Seiected
Oscar wsinstefn
Accumulated by Mrs. Sophie Franklin
Vocal Solo--Selected
Talk.
Harry 1apidus
Instrumental selection
GerCein brothers
Violin and plano selection.
Dorothy Lusfgarten and Ida Lustgarten.
Songs.
Max Jacobsen
ACCOMPANIED BY Albert FinksL
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