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RADIO PROGRAM

. WGY (880 DMS).
Schenectady: N. Y.

 

5:45 p. m.—Muslcal program by Ruth

5:15 p. m.-—Dlnner concert.

and Mildred Schilling.
Roeclt. Charles
Milne.

Marvin J.
Selter and Theresa

 

KDKA (m METERS).
Pittsburgh

7:30 p. m—"Fancied Trips and Real

Oncs." by Paul Field.

7:45 p. m.—The Visit to the Little

8:00 p.

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Folks by the Dreemtime Lsdy.
m.—-—Address by Harrison
Brown. .
:20 p. m.—Concert by Ethel Ed-
wards. soprano: James Traynor.
first tenor; George Hurrell. second
tenor: Evan Lloyd. baritone: Clar-
ence E. Drylei. basso; Nellie Powell
Lloyd. accompanist.

46 p. m.-—Basebail scores.
0:65 p. [IL—Arlington time signals.

 

KYW ( 343 METERS) .
Chicago

10:00-10:55 p. m.—Musicsl program.

of Lithuanian music. courtesy of P.

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10:00 p. lit—Vocal solo: Sn'rn Frances

5:00 p. m.~Solos by Helen Graves,
5:15 p.

7:30 p. in. —Popular music program by

7:45 p. m. —Solos by Dorothy Burke.

5:00 p. m.—-—Solos by Oliver

8:15 p. m.—Popular music program by

MORE
5:55 p. m.—"A Hike with Kipling‘s

5:55 p. m.—-Solos by Dorothy Burke,

9:10 p. m.-—Piano solos by Irwin Has-

9 : 2 5 p. m.—Recital

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10:15 p. m.-—Popular song program by

10:55 p.
10:50 p. m.—Popular son: program
11:10 p. m.—-Vlolin recital by Anna.
11:25 1). rim—Popular sons program by

11:45 p. m.-Recital by Mme. Chris-

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0:10 p. m.-—-Bedttme story by Miss
. Esther McWey.
5:15 p. m.—Providence police reports

siion with the Providence

Department. .
5: 40 p. m.-—-0flc‘ul United States
Weather person three-st. '

 

'z.‘. p m.-——ilns: hnll scores.

V. Sarpnlius.

“137. (837 METERS).
Springfield. Mass.

 

1:30 p.
children.

7:40 p. m.—“Modern Bank Service”
by a member of the Springfield Na-

tional Bank.

7:50 p. m.—-"Joy in the I'nderworld."
ex-

prepored by Joseph Taylor.
bandit.

8:00 p. m.—Basebnll scores.
by Maurice Freedman's Ensemble.

5:20 p. m.—nodtimc story for grown-
ups. prnpnrod by Orison S. Mardcn.

Baseball scores.
11:00 p. m.-—Tlm_e signals.

 

\"AAM (203 METERS).
Newark.

8:00 p. m.—“Smr-Spnng‘led Banner."

8:05-9:00 p. m.—li:1ppy

chcsira of Newark. N.

a program of dance music.

9:15 p. m.—\'era. Curtis.
ballads.

 

“’JAR (273 METERS).

Pun iticm'c

7:00-8:00 p. m.—-1\luslcal
eluding Charles Vespia and his or-
chestm.

 

“'(‘X (5|? METERS).
lwircit.
11:00 p. m.—\\'('.\' llml Apple
Art Schutt's Ill-traitors.

Club.

 

\"SB (129 METERS).
Atlanta

9 00.10 00 p. m.~.\‘pv (-iul musical pro-
t'l Hi).
11; if. p. m.~Trnprconilncntal Itadimvl
1‘.”er presenting special program.
\‘.'()l‘. ( lilo METERS).
Somalia

(3.17, w 1.1 912051 by
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Dinllvy llurh.
pnniul by Louise 1-23.
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.00 p. m.~--l~‘lnrvnr‘v Spunzler Yordy.
lyrir srprrino of vaz'n'k, pupil of
Alive L. \Vuril. m-t‘mupnnimi by Mrs.
L. ll. (‘nmptnn of East Orange.

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\VL‘Y (300 .\l RTERS) .
Cincinnati

.lnlmsun. \‘inlln solos; Mrs. Lucy
P-chv-M'vr. I’iuno solos: Itohrrt
Troniilvr. ltvading; selected by Mrs.

Emma Klein.

 

\VEAP (492 )lmRS).
New York City

mezzo soprano.
m.—-—l‘iano solos by Carlos

Abba.

May Singhi Brcen. banjoist. and 9e;
\Vanamaker. pianist

dramatic soprano.
Stewart.
lyric dramatic tenor. and soloist of
the First Presbyterian Church or
Morristown. N. J.

“Wanamaker, pianist.

May Singhi Brcen. banjoist. and Peg

British Tommies." by Carl L. Mar-
cus. public speaker and interpretive
reader.

dramstic soprano and Oliver 8tew-,
art. tenor.
sell. concert pinnist.
by Mme. Chris-
tiane Eymaol, French dramatic so-
prano. who has won recognition
both in Europe and America. with
her tslented voice.
:40 p. m.--Duets by Dorothy Burek.
d'rnmstlc soprano. and Oliver Stew-
art. tenor.
:50 p. m.—Piano solos by Irwin Has-
sell.
0:00 p. m.—Violin recital by Anna
Fried. talented concert violinist.

Billy Jones and Ernest Hare. two of
the most popular humorist: in the
country. and famous recording art-
lots.

m.-—Piano solos by Irwin
Bessel].

by Billy Jones and Ernest Hare.
Fried.

Billy Jones and Ernest Bare.

m.-—Bcdtime stdry for the'

Concert

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J.. will render

songs and

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4: 40p. in. Plano recital by Agnes

5:00 p. urn—Song recital by Marguerite
LoveWeil Brigg. soprano. ‘.

5: 45 p. m—mosing report of the New

York State Deportment of

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7: 45 p. m.-—“Getting at the Feet.- in
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