The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
WOAW Radio Programs


-, sunday. November 2,
duet.a 4, sv M \ Radio chapel service, con.
hs Omaha Gospel TabeF1sa. sFnwn pastor Of ,Se Ss
nnnIsitian and Missionary Alliance. 20U6
d1ouglss dsS street, and minister of the sun
eay morning world radio congregation,
,h-.lp. e ?. m. Matinee program by First
Aras.lan church orchestra and soloists.
Woolery. 1r.
az ""MMarehe Pontifieal." ...... oounod
~ Moment Musical ........ Schubert
sel Told at Twilight" ........ Huerter
Orchestra.
Tenor solo. Sunrise and Sunset. .spross
Murrel Simpson.
d.. Pearl Howard Melvin, accompanist.
Sb) Invitation P to tn the DO Dance. IHsBBsn WsBBen
NJ, Emile Phelps.
Rauts SOLO. serenade, sleep Well,
Elsie Kuoera-
Violet Deutsch, accompanist
siohn solo, Meditation" from ''Thais'
n Joseph F: woOlery. ,r. ~''''"''
Pearl Howard Melvin. accompanist.
Soprano solo. Teach Me to Pray Jewstt
Beulah Forrest Quigley.
.rnsnirst easi ,dn, howard Melvin. aeeompanist
Orchestra '''O ~ " A' -
soprano solo, Open The Gates" 49,.
n :, Mrs. Rex Murphy.
n.e Pearl Howard Melvin. accompanied.
sightless child'. ............... Parks
ii. II. Bennett.
Soprano soo H Anses Eeisin sereesds aee9Pan sraga
Wilma Melotz
-. . Emile Phelps, accompanied.
Violin obAgato, Joseph +. Woolery. jr.
ta1 Concert waltz Wedding of the
tb) "Entr' Act Gavofie Ernest Giiiet iiH
Orchestra.
$3.50 p. m. Bible stuay hour, under per-
800 p m. Musical chapel service by
First First Presbyterian church; Or. Edwin
brislsie tF A. G. o.. oils oreanist' iss'''A q"
and director; Mrs Verne Miller. contraito
FRITZ Al Carlson. tenor; A. l. Hobbs,
b. bass; Assisted by Miss Henrietts Rees
Miss Betty zabrskle. cellist.
Piano solo. by the Sea" :........
''''''''''iisi Henrietta Rees. s'hu0sr'-h''A'
Anthem. THE Silent Sea" ,Neidlinger
Baritone frn% c,sio, oer Rolling BlloMs
Mr.. Carlson.
ITO %osss o, sesnsnber ns sea VIOLIN MacD0we'i
Betty Zabrskie. cello.
Mrs. Zabriskie. piano ~,
Mrs wyle.. '0a''
Anthem. 'Fierce Ragged the Tempest"
Duet. Far out on the Deaclats Bn.
Mrs wy;i. and Mrs. Milier. e'''"'
Sermon. The Sea-"
Dr. EDWIN Hart Jenks.
Bass solo. Rocked in the Cradle Of
c.,,r.,,. 81. A: :.rL. I. HoOb. Hobbs. n.uu.n
Mrs Miller.
Anthem. 'Fisrce Was the wild Bill:
Hymn, Internal Father. Strong TO
oaVe ...''',.. .....,'.. ...'' Oyhes
Monday. November 3.
Reading. Something More" W: W.
Woodbridge (sequel to THAT Something")
read BY j. Simmons Davis.
6;25 p. m. Old plantation melodies and
Singers from Piney Woods school Of
Braxton. Miss teoiored quintep.
Royal orchestra of Brandeis store restau-
500 p. m. Program by Merry Musical
Popular number. ''Topsy."
Selection Il from musical comedy. S.r, Ths
frines Oh Fi'sen orcbsstra b,itra..''' v herbert
6, ..HUhss ...H%,iight" . ..,......A .Ai..yn. stI%.
Misses Rotzier. schobsi and Moran.
Miss Herman
(a) Memories Garden" .......... DsnEa
tb) The Little Wooden whistle. .Denza
Misses Rotzlsr and Moran.
Standard numbers:
la) "Caresslng Butterfly" -. Barthelmy
sb) .'serenade Lspagnole' ........ Bizet
Popular number ,roilow the Swallow"
Instrumentation: NARY Jones. violin.
mezzo-soprano; Dorothy Rotzlsr. cornet.
me4zo-soprano; MaJa HERMAN cello. con-
traltoi Marjorie sehooel. pianist, soprano;
MaDel Moran. drums, eontraito
1900 p. M kadio drama The
tNote.-Ths authors of 18th. Scoop |
have written what they conceive to be |
the adaptation TO raaio of the drama |
hadlo drama is now IN the formative
staees tnat were Lnose OF The pnoto. .tay
n of hat gl 20 NJ
dustry. Radio has taken unto itself the
re-adaption of drama, just as did Inc mo
lion pletu,e ioe lts "a. poses Tne au-
thors offer this little sAe.en in the hops
that they have in some small way con-
trlbuted to the progress OF radio drama
toward Its ultimate goal-perfeet enter-
talnnent. Ihe cast has been eulled from
sns mt saiTn' IL the 'beafihs tso On moA Eae
been especially chosen for that tnterpre-
tatlvs qua.ley OF volee wnIen to tne au-
thors person. the character whicn they
play. May you accept this little offering
In The spirit in which 1t Is given.-G. RI
Tuesday, November l..
500 p. m. advice to LOVelorn" period
conducted by Cynthia Grey. editor OF
'PIeass Tell Me" column of Omaha Daily
News.
Mays Mandolin Musicians, transmitted
from WOAW studio n the May Seed q
Nursery Go. building. Shenandoah, la:
Barber Snop Blues' .......... Bickford
''Linger Awhile" .................. Rose
Lima Ferguson. The Flower Lady"
~ ondertul One ............ Whiteman
short 5 talk. Fruit ana candy for Chi,
drsn.'
Mrs. Earl u. May.
Garry Me Back to Old Virginia.. Bland
Meteor ......... .s--.-...- Z ia
Short talk '',rhs Bolsheviki of the Gar
den-Weeds."
Earl H. May. President May Seed & Nur-
sery Co.
young America" ................ Odell
300 p m. Program by courtesy of
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