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SATURDAY
on! Code.
bion, 4
M5 Washington Five.
Phelps. soprano.
. ll
3‘ Aldridge: tenor.
“1:00 p. m.-—Piano Recital.
‘ '15 p. m.—st>ng Recital by Mar
Callahan. mezzo-soprano.
70 p. m.--Violin Recital.
06 p. m.——Re-Trnnsmission o
"o':
10:00 p. m.——To be announced.
i"
gusts Murphy.
kl Helmont Stringed Ensemble.
is
“in .Orchestra.
new York State
rum. and Markets: Farm
quota! ions;
report;
ll ., exchange
ltreet's financial
Post News.
53' Howard Garir.
‘.7:30 p. m.-——llceital
5 Greene, Basso.
‘ ‘ 7:45 p. m.—llarry 6:. Bros. “Pub-
“ml-Icahn."
3:00 p. tit—Recital
Qroene, Basso.
7 8:15 p. m.-—Recital by Maximi-
u"... Rose. Russian Violinist. direct
‘ from Aeolian Hall.
30:45 p. m.—-Dinncr of the Rons-
s'e’l‘ser Alumni Association by direct
2;. ilre from the “’aldort Astoria. Ho-
1’: til; speeches by William Henry Fin-
.i" ldy,,President Chicago &. Northwest~
' ‘ em. and Dr. Michael Pupin. of Col~
It University.
“giglfSpl-ingflcld Mass. (337 Meters)
1:65 p. rn.-—Arllngton time sig-
nals; weather rcpurts; Boston Mar-
ket report.
3,7:00 p. m.—-—Dinncr concert by the
Hotel Kimball Trio.
0:30 p. m.—Bedtime story for the
il‘ddies. ”Bringing the \Vorld to
America." prepared by "our “'orld"
Romaine.
8:00 p. m.-——Conccrt by William S.
Tilton, baritone; Mrs. Ruby Tilton
Kingsley. pianist and accompanist.
KY“! Chicago. 111.. (530 Meters)
..9;3o a. tin—Late news and com-
ment of the financial and commer-
cial market. (This service is brand-
out every halt hour during the
twenty-tour.)
“ 10:30 a. m.—Earm and Home ser-
Vice.
11:35 a. m.—Table talk by Mrs.
Inns J. Peterson.
”4:30 p. m.——I\'cws financial and
Mll'mnrket and sport summery.
6:50 p. m.--Chiidrcn's bedtime
btory.
7:00 to 7:30 p. m.-—Dinncr concert
finished by Clyde Doerr's orchestra.
8:00 to 8:58 p. m.——Musical pro-
gram: Ilclcn Engelkc. soprano.
Philip Millcviile. baritone, Sallie
Monkes, accompainst.
.9:05‘p. m.-—“Under the Evening
1 mp." service broadcast by KYW.
including stories, articles, and hu-
morous sketches.
‘10:00 p. m.——Mid-nig t revue to
be broadcast from tho I YW studio
in the Congress llotn].
KDKA East Pittsburgh. I’s.,
(326 Meters)
9:45 a. m.-—Unlon Live Stock Mar-
ket Reports.
11:55 a. m.—Arlington time sig-
Dale.
12:00 p. rn.—chiher forecast and
United States Bureau of Market Re-
ports.
1:30 p. m.——Conccrt by Daugher-
ty's Orchestra.
6:15 p. m.—Concert by the “'cst-
inghouso Band.
7:30 p. tin—"Bringing the “World
to America," prepared by “Our
wand."
7:45 p. m.——Thc Children's Per-
~"“!od.
8:00 p. m.—l~‘caiurc.
8:15 p. m.-—“Busincss Forecast-
illg." Joseph M. (lillman, Assistant
Professor of Business Statistics.
8:30 p. m.——Conccrt by the “'esl-
inghouso Band. ’1‘. J. Vastine, eon-
dmeior: assisted by Virginia. Kcndrix.
mntrulto: ThomasA. Sullivan, tenor.
at 0:55 p. m.—Arlington timo sig-
' fill. and weather forecast.
.‘VGY. Schenectady. N.
(380 Meters.)
311:55 a. Yll.~1;._s. Naval Observ-
glory time signals.
3‘.‘1..'.":30 p. m.-«Sioek market report.
15:00 p. tin—Produce market re—
port.
. ,,.9:80 p. m.———Dancc music by Jack
Symonds' Orchestra, Hampton Hotel.
Albiny N. Y
. ,fl'nu‘. New viii-k City.
' ' 1492 hlelcl's.)
, 3:,00‘ p. m.-—Dance Program by
17:13 u's Harbor Inn Serenaders, die
M by Mike Landau.
:00 p. m—Annadalo Hastings.
ntic‘ Soprano, accompanied by
d T. Barr.
. p. m.—-—Joint Recital by Her-
“Ralph Ward. noted American
“labour-Pianist. and Organist of
fliiphcopal Church of the Re-
}, er. Brooklyn; Florence E. Ket-
“J Meuo Soprano. end-Albert '1‘.
«gig-adorn Baritone.
'5: z p. m.—-"lnstruetive Tull: gnd
Mutton of Auction Bridge Prob-
W'by Raymond F. Rode'of the
m Studio.
. 8:00 p. m.-"The Chiclet Quar-
. 05' minted by the "Chiclet Trio."
. '52" p. m.-—8ophie Irene Loeb.
he" writer and President of
Bard of Child “Welfare of the
of New York, and the only we-
.hud of a city department in
' county. in the third of a. series
hike. . ‘
0:10 p. m—Max Kalfus. Tenor,
Denied by Paul Rneussler.
- -Plnnist.
35 p. m.—Walter Camp. well-
ethic-tic coach. speaking in
‘ ~ of the Boy Scout's Anniver-
, . 'Wook Program. . “.5
. 35585 o m.-Max Knlfus. Tenor.
~ 1:45 p. m. —- “John Callers—Din-
vorer at America's Yellowstone
a.mliderlsnd" by Profemor Howard
by Ronald
‘
by lonald
iii
1'.
’3 IE c was, I). c. («o Meten)
dilfi p. m.—lnstruction in Inter-
. m.—Children's Stories by
m.—Dsnc3 program by
1%” n. m.—-Song Recital by Neo-
so:
. rim—Song Recital by Herbert
‘ Time Signals and ‘Vcnther Reports.
WM Row York City. (055 meters.)
18:00 p. m—Iled 8. Gray Melody
Y'- .
3:30 p. m.—Recital by Jean Wel-
leer. Baritone, accompained by Au-
'i:00 p. m.-—Tes. concert by the Ho-
100 p. m.——I’rogram by Famous
330 p. m.—-Closlng reports or the
Department 0;
and
Home reports: closing quotation: of
cw Tori: mock Exchange: or-
0.319. N Brad-
Evening
"7:00 p. in.—“Unclc “'iggly Stories"
services under the auspices of the
New York Federation of Churches.
Mr. William B. Miller. General See-
retary. will preside over the meet.
ing. Address by Dr. J. Percival Hu-
get. pastor or the Tompkins Ave.
nue Congregational Church. Brook-r
lyn. N. Y.
Conference in the Redford Bunch
Young Men‘s Christian Association.
Brunch Secretary. will preside over
the meeting. Address
Puke- cannon. Music by Gloria A
Trumpetera. , ‘
M
cram dine: Suds the
Corporation Dance Program.
known brilliant pianist.
'His Orchestra.
SUNDAY
WGI, Medlord Hillside, Mass.
(:00 Meters.)
Brother Amrnd Club.
6:45 p. m.-—Code Practice.
Notes.
. wart: 095
f talks on New England Business ‘ m
Problems. by Arthur R. Curnick— my , EB no.
Arthur Murray's course in Bali .’
Room Dancing.
\VOR. Newark. N. J. (405 Meters.) ,, - r
2:30 p. tin—Jean Kate Smith. V ’l ‘ .
pisznis‘t of Newsfork. l b - (,AP STUBBS g”..- . _ ._
: p. m.—- prano so as y - t
Christine Galloway. “qt. NOT A pm . m5 309 W‘UGN A‘S'Q'WHD
3:00 p. m.-—-Mmc. Charlotte Lund. ‘ HUXIL'. \ 3‘7“ “15 JACK FENCE. nT BUD FER
well known interpreter of operas. YOU (OKA- \( t
in a talk on “Tabloid Opera. in Eng- "7‘03" AN D‘I- NUil—UN‘. WA
lish."
3:30 p. m.—Soprnno solos by
Christine Galloway. .
3:45 p. xxx—Piano selections by
Jean Kate Smith.
6:15 p. m.——The Colonial Dance
Orchestra of Brooklyn.
7:15 p. m.—Fred J. Bendel.
Sporting Editor. in his weekly talk
on "Sporting Ncivs-up-to-thc-Iilin-
ute."
8:00 p. m.—Artists of the “'csseil
Studios under the direction of Mme.
Florence “‘emell. coach and accom-
panist. lielcn Oshea. coloratura
soprano; Lorna. Lea. contrnlto; \Vii-
liam Berkheimcr. tenor; Dorothy
Hoyle, violinist—Mme. Fifiencc
“'essel at piano.
9:30 p. m.—-David Ilowcls, mo-
tion picture producer of foreign pro-
ductions. in a. talk on “Foreign,
made Productions.”
10:00 p. m.—Dance music by
William Barnes and His American-
Socicty Orchestra.
KY‘V Chicago, 111. (530 Meters)
l 11:33 a. m.—-—Central Church Ser.
vico broadcast from Orchestra. Hall
Chicago.
6:30 p Jim—Excerpts from the
New Testament—An American
Translation by Prof. H. J. Good~
speed. read by
Nourse.
7:00 p. r'n.—-—Chicago Sunday “on
ing Club service broadcast from Dr-
chcstra Hall. Chicago.
KDKA East Pittsburgh
Meters)
10:45 a. m.—Services of the Cal-
vary Episcopal Church. Pittsburgh
l’a.. Rev. E. J. Van Ellen. minister.
2:45 p. m.—-Concert. .
4:00 p m.—Organ Recital by Dr.
Charles Heinroth.
4:45 p; m.-—Vcsper services of the
Shady-side Presbyterian Church Pitts
burgh. Pm, Rev. Hugh Thomson
Kerr. minister. ‘
6:30 p. m.—-Dinnor Concert by the
Pittsburgh Athletic Association Or-
chestra. Georgie Scalzo, director.
7:45 p, m.-d!:i~\-ices of the First
Baptist Church. Pittsburgh. Pa..
Rev. C. \V. 1 ‘ ty, 1.). D.. minister.
“’BZ Sprl eld. Mass (337 Meters)
10:55 a. m.——L‘hurch services from
the South Congregational Church:
Rev. James Gordon Gilkcy, pastor;
music by Prof. \Vilson P. Moog, or
ganist, and choir of 24 voices: the
quartet is as follows: Mrs. Giles
Blague. soprano; Mrs, T. E. Waite.
contrnlto; William L. Spinal. tenor,
and Albert E. Edwards._bass.
6:451). m.—Sunday vcspcrs on the
Springfield Municipal Chimes trans-
mitted direct from the Campanile.
8:30 p. m.—Church services con-
ducted by \Varrcn 1". Grant. irect-
or of Religious Education the
First Baptist Church, assisted by
church quartet.
“Ell—New York City.
(455 Meters) '
11:00 A. M.—Church service direct
from St. Thomas‘ Episcopal church:
sermon by Rev. Doctor E. A. Stires.
7:00 u. m.—“Bubble Book Stories"
by Ilalph Mnyliew.
7:30 p. m.——Ilccital by Rose Gab-
riel Tobib. pianist. »
8:00 p. m.-—-"The Annallst’s Talk
for Business Men” by the Annalist
of the New York Times.
8:15 p. m.—Sunday Evening Con-
cert by the Hotel ’ComBodoro 0r-
chestra.
10:00 p. m.-—~I.ois Miller. soprano.
accompanied by Mme. Clara M. Dn-
vies. “i
“'illiam Ziegler.
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(326
KYlv—Chlcngo, Illinois
536 Meters
Central Standard Time
11:00 a. m.—Central Church ser-
vice broadcast from Orchestra Hall.
Chicago. Dr. F. F. Shannon. pastor. i
6:30 p. 'm.Excerpts from the New
Testament—An American Transla~
tion by Prof. E. J. Goodspeed. read
by William Ziegler Nourse.
7:00 p. m.—Chicago Sunday Eve-
ning Club service broadcast. from
Orchestra Hall. Chicago. Special mu-
sic program under the direction ofL
Edgar Nelson. The speaker of the
evening will be Robert E. Speer.
\VGIPMaifonl Hillside. Mass.
360 Meters
4:00 p. its—“Adventure Hour"
conducted by the Youth's Compan-
ion. Musicalo by Mr. Harold. Brett.
soloist.
8:30 p. m.—Talk on "World Uni-
ty" under the auspices of the Great- '
or Boston Federation of Churches.
Evening’s musicals by "The Berk-
ley omedinns." .
“'EAF—New York City
492 Meters
2:45 p. m.—Interdenominationel
8:45 p. Ina—Regular Sunday Men’s
ookiyn. Mr.
Halsey Remand.
byDr. 8.
7:20 p. m. émusie'al pro-
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10:30 p. m.—Fellan Garcia, well-
11:00 p. m.——V,incent Lopez and
- 6:30 p. m.——Meeting of the ' Big
7:05 p. m.--New England Weath-
er Forecast—New England Crop
7:30 p. m.—Evening Program—
Number Forty-fifth of a. series of
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