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I RADIO PROGRAM :
SATURDAY
“'JZ NE“! YORK
\ i455 ‘M’ctt‘rsl
3.457 p. 1n.-——"Pocmr~“ ’by Mary
Gleason. /
4:00 p. m-Ta~n concert by the
Hotel Bolmnnt slung Ensemble.
7:00 p. tin—"Unch- \‘t'iggily Stor-
ies" by Howard Harts.
7130 p. ltl.»--'_"Jll""l‘l by the Lily
Chorlsters (in mumw-mccsl.
7:45 'p. ur—“t‘ongress and the
Hoot-o or noprrsclllalh’r‘s" by the
Honorable Fiorollo ll. Ln Guardia.
5:05 p. m.-t.‘onccrt by the Lily
Chortstm's. ;
8:30 p. m‘.—.I\lusir‘al Score of
"tinder the Ron Robe“ ivy Fred Pe-
ters. plnyr‘tl by \‘iv'tor llm-hrrt's Cos~
mnpolitun 'l'llmtlt'n Orchestra.
10:00 p. m.——-;‘tlis:; filai'garrt Man—
nit‘rc. rntcwi soprano. '
10:30 p. Mix-mm program' l:y
linrold Stern and his Iintcl Majes-
l.v: Orv hrsrlra.
\\ G 1' hi?" ENECTADY.
(380 meters)
11:35 a. nn—L’. S. Natal Observe-
N. Y.
low-y tlmr Eliznaln.
13:30 p.
13:40 1v.
port.
0230 p. m.-——D:mce music by Jack
Urvllcstra. Hampton liotcl,
m.—-~f¢lock market report.
i:l."“l'l'0'llll“§ markct ru-
\\'E.\l~' NE‘V YORK
(19:! Meters)
4.00 p. l‘.‘.*—BOlD l-‘rirlliin‘s Coro-
nado Orriwsiru.
5:00 p. m.~[‘hllip Brnx'cr, Barl-
tonb. accompanied by (incite Ilen-
ningt‘r.
7:30 p.'tu. —-—— L‘dnn i-iiuyvcsand
Crone, l’lfltilfil.
8100 p. i:i.—.‘iu:ic.
9:00 p. n:.—Rata'r’rr~stnt. l-‘Iauiet.
9:15 p. m. -—- Elizabeth Spencer.
Dramatic Soprano, 'Anita Stewart.
film Mar. and Mubelunnu Corby.
Composch‘innist. in joint. recital.
9:45 p. m.—~1tntu Pros-tent, Concert
Pianist. .
10:00 p. lil.-—D1Hlt(‘. Program.
11:00—12:00 Midnight.-—~\lnccnt
. Lopez and iii: 3 Or cltmtru direct. from
the Grill at the “oil l'ouusthtia.
“Iii—Median] llsltlc. Mass.
(360 Met a)
6:45 p. m.———Codc l uciiCC.
Number :01.
7: 05 p. ”MOW England “oather
l‘orecus’t; l‘en England Crop Notes.
,ricssoii
T. :10 p m. *ljwning Program.
1. Thirty- nlnth oil .1 series of talks
on New England Business Proh-
lcms L‘. Arthur Murray's coutse m
Dancing hy nadiophonc.
Concert by the Mnurick Qum-
tcttc.
“’BZ—Springi’lcld.. Muse.
. (337 Meters)
7:00 p. m.——IJnmux-'conccrt by the
Hotel Kimball Trio.
7:30 1». m.-—Twilight tales for the
lilddic-si "Bringing the \Yorld to
America." prepared by "Our \‘u’orld
Magazine."
8:00 p. m.-—-Concrrt by Rose W.
Greenlcalpnianist; Norman Dash.
baritone; Dudley Silsby. tenor;
Norman Dash. Jr.. accompanist;
Nora. Gladden “’inton, coutralio:
Mrs. Miriam Mum-an Thomson.
accompanist. _ ‘
9:00 p. tm—Bedtimc story for
grown-ups by Orison S. Mullen.
“’0R—Ncwu'k (405 Meters)‘
:30 p. m.——Soprano solos by Jean
Anderson.
2:45 p. m.--Dr. Esther Lmejoy 6h
Her Personal Experiences \Vhilc
Traveling to ‘Europe in 'Steeragc.
3:15 m.-—-Soprano solos by Jenn
‘ An arson. /
3:30 p. m.-—-Jolin Patten. basic."
6:15 p. m.—-"Music \Vhile You Dine”
Green Brothers’ Orchestra.
7:15 p. m.-—Fred J. Bendel. on
'fSportin: News Upoto-the-Min-
nte." .
8:00 p. m.—Concert by Gene Ingraa
11am and his Hotel Bet-nick Club
Orchestra. '
9: 00 p.rn m.—.—Charles Robb. on “For.
gore and Forgery."
9: 45 p. m .—Car1yle F straub in or!-
ginal poems.
19: 00 p.111 .-—.llrnmie Cisske and his
Whiteway Entertainers. .
16
SUNDAY
tionel Sersices under the auspices of
the New York Federation of Church—
«35.
3. 45—5: 30 P. M ‘Regular Sun-
«ianen' a Conference. in the Bedtortl
Branch 1'. M. C. A... with Dr. S.
Parkes Cadman. “
7:20—4:00 P. M.-~Special musical
program direct. from the Capitol
Theatre. New York City.
9:00 P. ill—«Organ recital direct:
from the studio of the Skinner 0r-
gan Company, New York City.
“’GI, Medlord Hlllside Mose.
(860 Meters.) \ 5
4:00 P. M.——-Twilisht Program. 1.
"Adventure Hour" conducted by the
Toutfi's Companion. 2. Talk by Mr.
“7. A. Roberts. 3. Musicale.
8:30 P. M. -— Evening Program.
1. Talk on "“‘orld Unity.“ 2. Bo.
ligious Drama, "Amos. The Shop-
herd." by Eleanor “‘ood Whitman.
V613 Schenectady. N. Y.
(880 Meters.)
Episcopal Church. Albany N Y;
24.5 P. M.»Program hr “'GY
Symphony Orchestra. existed by
Mario Bernstein. soprano.
4: 00 P M. ~Speciel Musical Yes.
pars and Organ Recital of St. Peters:
L‘piscopal Church. Albany. N. Y. ;
“‘32. New York.
(455 Meters.) ‘
11:00 A. M.—-C'hurcli services di—
rect. from [he \‘i’ t’Eud Presbyterian
Church; serum by the Reverend
lmTctor A. 15. Kioguin.
:00 1‘. \l. .4 Bubble Book Storo
‘by Ralph Max-lieu.
0.0 P. \1.‘-—— The Aunalist'a 'lalk
for Business Men" by the Anullist of l
the \‘ow York Times..
-:8 15 P. M ~Sunday Evening Con-i
cr-it by the. 110th Commodore 0r-
chcstra‘ under the personal direction
of Burhnard Lovitow. by direct wire
from ‘lho‘ Hotel Commodore.
10:00—40:30 P. M.—Conccrt by
the Royal Male Quartettc.
“‘JY. New York.
(405 Meters.)
2:50 1". M.—-—Radio 'ible Class:
lesson by the Revel-en Staley Davin.
mum; musical program by the
“do. Quartctto and the Choir of the
Hackcnsock M. E. Church.
.335 l". Air-Recital by Estelle
Ashton Sparks: soprano. accompan-
ied by I‘ttcr D. Sparks
3: 30 P.1\i.-—Concert by Felix Del
Snlto. famous Euiopcan \lo‘linist.
3:45 I'. M.-—-Rccitnl by Estelle
Aston Sparks. accompanied by Peter
Sparks.
4:00 P. M.——Concert by Felix Del
Sarto. noted European violinist.
4:30 P. M.———nocltul by Leon Car-
son. tenor.
8:45 P. hit—Sunday Evening Con--
cort. by the \Yaldorf Astoria Sym-
phonic Orchestra. Joseph Kitccht.
director. by direct wire from the
Waldorf Astoria. Iloicl.
KDEL.Eost Pittsburghl’.
(320 Meters.)
11:00 A M ——§3rvices ot the First
Presbyterian Church. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Rev. Naiiland Alexander. minister.
2:30 P. M. --” Peter's New Song. “
2:45 P. M.—‘Tho orator-i0 "Noel."
presented by the Choir Ensemble So~
ciety ot’Pittsburgh.
._ 4:00 P. M;—Orsan Recital.
«4:45 P. M.—-Vesper Services.
6: 80 P. M. —Dinner Concert. -
7: 30 P.. 1L1~Services of the Cal~
vary Episcopal Church, Pittsbutgh.
Unitarian Church.
KYYV. Chicago
{580 Meters.)
11:00 A. M. ~—t‘.‘entrn§l Church ser-
vice bi oadcast from Orchestra. nan.
Chicago.
6: 30 P. M.-—£xccrpts from the
New Testament—An American Tron-
snlatiou by Prof. E. J. Goodspeed,
reaid hy William Ziegler Nannie. '
7:00 P. M. —Chlcago Sunday Ere.
won. Spam 1d, Mass. ‘
(ssrneters) »
10:45 A. M.—'Chureh services ’61-
rect from the Church of the Unit:
55 P. M..-.¢Sut!dsy Vespers .on
u: spit-inmate Mumcipm Chimes
transmitted direct tron-i gas Gaines.
nits. Ernest Newton Buzz; Chime
.Riijxer.
131m, New York. ._
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3:45—8- 45 P. M,-‘~
terdenomiu- notch. ‘:
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