Evening star., 1924-03-14

F.. Song fMendelssohn), (c) Sonata
| Pathetique (first movement) tBeetho.
! vcn). td) Waltz in ID Flat Major
, (Chopin).
! s:45 p.m.--"Preparing for the Big
gest Touring Season." by a. G. Seller.
, manager of touring and transporta-
; ton, American Automobile Associa-
| tion.
pm.-song recital by Artie Faye
! Guilford, soprano.
/ 9:15 p.m.--"The Broader Significance
OF Pan an-Ameficanism," by Dr.. l.; ..
! Rowe, director general of the PAN
$3.50 p.m.IConcert by the Lee House
i s:55. p.m-Retransmissio Of time
: signals and weather forecasts,
/ 10 p.m.-Dance' program by Mac
Williams Orchestra.
DISTANT STATIONS.
! All Programs Scheduled for Eastern
| Standard Time.
| wEAF-New York (492 Meterx).
! p.m.-Concert by the Glee Club or
5:i0 r.m.-Camilla Miller. lyric So
prano. and Winifred T. Barr. pianist
1880 p.m.-Daily sport talk by
, Thornton Fisher.
7:40 p.m.-David Brown, pianist.
p.m.-"The Happiness Boys Billy
$40 pm.-Music by the World sMu-
| tual Casualty Company's 1nstrumen-
tai Trio.
$40 p.m.-TaIk by Mai: A., A. Stew
! art on Making Our Highways Safer
! for Motorists
$3.50 pm.-Music by the instrument
. pm.-"Astor Coffee" Dance Or
| 10 p.m.-"The Sargent Exhibition"
'1o.1o n-Concert by the Mozart
1I:io p.m.-Helen Bell Rush. lyric
coloratura soprano, and Gertrude
Clark. accompanist.
11:25 p.m.-Herman\ RoSen, VIOLIN
! list, and Blanche Blackman, accom-
1I:4o p.m.-Jarnes Mckinley Rose.
tenor.
is:Io am.-Herman Rosen. violin
1920 p.m.-Janes Mckinley Rose.
1910 to 2 am.-Special concert,
Paul whitman an his orchestra.
wJY-New York (405 Meters).
1880 p.m.-Ralph w. Barber, bass.
1850 p.m.-F'rank Shevitt, Income
Taxes"
p.m.-The work Of the New York
assembly, by Julius Berg
s:I5 p.m.-Violin recital by Mlchai
tHofYman, direct from Carnegie Hail.
Tschaikowsky bureau; .o,..r+ NV
Charles Void.
1890 p.m-Breau and Tobias, popu-
lar program
wJZ-New York (455 Meters).
| p.m-Organ recital played by
iIeo Riggs on the Hotel Astor Organ
Fashion developments OF
i the minute, prepared by women
Wear. hor
| 4:so prn-Arline Fecker, soprano:
World Affairs" by the International
Interpreter.
! s.i5 n.m.-"Systematic Psychology,
| by Dean James Lough of New YORK
i University. 20 .ho
!, 5:45 p.m.-Closing reports OF the
New York state department OF tarms
and markets: farm ana nome M repyr,S VII
Stock Exchange; foreign excnahse
quotations; Bradstreet's financial re-
port; Evening Post news.
pm.-Looseleaf current topics.
; 7:30 0p.m.-General Electric program.
dix n.u,.-LuciIle Clemons, pianist.
s:45 p.m,-Louis Ham, baritone, ac-
companied by Creighton Allen.
e:55 :rn.-Time signals and weather
forecast, retransmitted from the gov
10 p.m.-"Stories from 0. Henry.
10:l5 p.m.--Louis Ham, baritone. :,
10.2o n.m.-Dance program by Paul
Specht's Alamac Hotel Orchestra.
wHN-xsw York t3so Meter~).,
pm.-JAek MDrisse, tenor; Lucille
Dumont, singing.
s:45 pm. 4-Marguerite Ackerman'
popular songs. -lnl.;,t& x. .-..
4u.m.-Pregrann by Mary Boland.
AK nm.-Ffitsi Leyton. singing.
4:30 p.m.-Dance, ,smusic by Snappy
i5iI' 5 In'm-Jan,es stsrace, singing.
S.1s m-Roses Wolfe, singing.
o.ao n. nj FIAtchef.' Henderson's
Aiabam Club OrchNetra-
10 pm.-Tom Brseken, SINGING.
1905 p.m.-Fred htehouse' sing
IN 1910 p.m.-GeorEe Robinson. sing
'is 9so.ao p.m.-Jack sheehan. singing.
10:25 pm.-George Schottier, piano
1880 p.m.-Julia Laurence: soprano;
10:I0 nm. -"Broadway Melodies,
ITO nm. - Edward Adams and
Harold Dellon. singing -,...
11:2O p.m--fSOSS EOWiei' 70. 1No.~.
1870 p.m.-Philip, Moore, singing.
11:35 p.m.-Mme. Babette, singing. !,
11:io James Brennan, piano
1I.Is p.m.-Dorothy Brown in songs.
1i:50 p.m.-Program by Louis John
Bartels.
wGY-scAenectady, N. Y. (3Se
MeterxD.
m,-Produce and stock market
h,,,1
$40 p.m-Children's program.
7:35 p.m.-Health talk. New York
state department Of health.
7:45 p.m.-General Electric program,
consisting Of addresses by John G..
Barry, vice president OF the General
Electric Company, and c. E. Eveleth,
,,enarer of the Schenectady works;
musical numbers by the General Elec-
HSc Rand: ladies' sextet. male quartet
and slrinE quintet, made up of Cen
eral Electric talent; instrumental Sc
lections.
Orchestra
wFI-Philadelphia (305 Meters).
q p.m.-The tenth of the series OF
, talks on the Income Tax Returns"
| prepared by NJ. l. Seidman, C. p. A.; /;
/, John Vandersloot, bass; Caroline
Hoffman, pianist and accompanist:
short talk by E. F. Glore, secretary of
Abram Cox Stove Company.
p.m.-''Sunny Jim. the Kiddies'
$50 p.nn.-Meyer Davis Bellevue
Strntford HotAl Concert Orchestra