The Omaha morning bee., 1924-12-14

A. M.-Radio chapel. service. conduct.
ed by Rev. R.. r. Brown, pastor OF tne
and Missionary alliance. zoos Douglas
street. and minister of the Sunday MORN
ing radio consregation =. ~.
First Presbyterian church, Carson, Ia.
Rev. ]. Boyd Stevenson, pastor.
(b, The Church nsl. in the Wildwood
scripture Rev. sa' J. Boyd st.v.e.on.
y schfIstm.. Eye" sop,o az Carl Hein'
...''''Df,,,,tih Dorothy +. stevenson.
Vocal solo. sIullaby' '..;........ Hanscom
Ssl sThs Lost Chord" Sir Arthur 8 sullivan =, n
W. Virginia Aiidredge.
Dorothy e. Stevenson, accompanied.
Saxophone solo, selected.
Howard johnson.
Sermon, Our Debts"
Rev. J. Boyd Stevenson.
tso Jesus, Saviour. Pilot Me-"
w Prof. Jane. Fitzgerald.
sSp 9p,,,rad asutterfsb nssbn,on fsee iaj. pupil Of
Leila Snyder.
(b) Battle Hymn OF tho Repuphc'
Orchestra.
sP. M.@Bibis study period. under per-
sonal direction Of Mrs Carl X; aray, W.,
Fivin wagner pastor; w. B. Nelson
choir director; Mrs r. q. Davis, orsanist
Scripture reading and PRAYER O.,
Margaret spslding stursesd tursseesd.,..ohr
"Hark. H.ra. Ny Sou" soul" Beethoven
Quartet
''f'n0A' Or. J. q. Wagner.
How Beautiful Upon the Mountain"
...'''''...'''''tcshoiir Choir. ''''''
Vocal solo. Father. o Hear Us Hanoe
Beautiful Saviour"
Vocal solo. IT LIT Up sry Eyes s,sphsssf n'Iosaf
Monday, December 15.
sP. M.-Dramatic hour, Davis stuoi'
$40 ?. M-To be a1nounos.d 1,n.,.a orcn..,r,
Of Brandeis Store restaurants; ,., NJ
AL. Independent order b mai Birth. Ar
ranged by Abner Kaiman.
sioiin Dorothy Lustgarten.
Ida Lustgarten. accompsnist'
'sn'' Harry eerstsin.
Ed Kahns Field club orchestra
Soprano solo.
'Op' aA' Mrs. Ida Levin.
Talk. The indsRsndJfniL ssm : Leon. o5asr b n'' D'
Character songs.
ssgd Kahn and Field Club orche'tr.
Piano selection. -
Ivy segsl.
i0po'~ Jack Fri.den.
Y. N. H A. quartet.
Talk. tn. National Jewish consumptive
hO''''A Harry o.rstsin.
f0puiA' Harry o.rstein.
'' Kahn and Field Club orchestra
Tuesday. December 10.
a.no n nj advice TO Iovelorn peroo,
conducted BY Cynthia Grey. editor Of the
Please Tell Ne" column OF 'he OnnsNA
s.ss D. m: Dinner program transmit
ted from WoAw's remote control studio
in the May Seed and Nursery company
building. Shenandoah. Ia.
900 D. m Musical prelude.
go D. m. Radio drama, me 5coop.
written by Gene Rouse and Ed william
son. "a melodramatic farce written ioI
radio in furtherancs Of a new oramade
THE ORCHESTRA.
An artist string and reed ensemple se
ieeted especially TO read the musical score
prepared for The Scoop"
Music directed by Nurrei p. simpson
Sebraska's youngest professional director
who has appeared with widely know
hand. and orchestra. including the i6sth
Iowa Infantry; Conway. New York oand
Omaha Symphony orchestra and Lyons
Concert band
THE INSTRUMENTS.
First violin. Joseph F. wollery. jr.. d.
rector OF thu First ehri,tian church sr-
ehestra.
Second violin. Hazel Belt.
Viola, q. Howard Wldenor.
Cello, J. Carl Thomas.
Flute, Elsye Kucers.
Clarinet Arthur Gray
Piano. Pearl Howard Melvin. artist from
The studio OF Jean =. Duffield.
THE CHARACTERS.
In order Of presentation.
koschei. radio shifter OF scenes.
.-..4. ..++s.-..... -. s5ehc itness
Jimmy reporter on the staff % the
Daily Globe ......-.....- Id Williamson
suzanne. cub in the society depart
ment OF the Daily Globe Marian Hansen
Hopki city editor nf the Daily Globe
....4..+...s++... thArles X Hoche!y
Rex Haynes, youth with a 'reppta tion'
.s......stsst+........ Charles 'oslells