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FIRST CONCERT
The first concert or the season by
the New You: Symphony Orchestra
1 use
be.broodoast by station WJY oi the
Radio Corporation 0: America di-
trom Csrnegie 11in com-
mon ng st 8:15 o‘clock Friday
owing. Feb. 15. through the cour-
tesy 0! George Engies.
Bruno Walters the internation-
ally tumou- conductor of the former
FIRM} Emphony Orchestra. has
been curing this country as guest
conductor of the greatest symphony
orchestras here since last season.
and his appearance with the re-
nowned New York Symphony is his
Out New York concert since his or-
rlvnl in America. Last season he
conducted the same orchcsua on
two occasions. but has since then
never appeared with them or with
on! other New York organisation.
Tho concert on Friday evening will
he s memorable one. and the op-
portunity of hearing such s. famous
conductor leading such a famous
orchestra is genuinely exceptional
tor rsdio listeners.
The program will be broadcast in
its entirety. and includes Schubert's
"Symphony Nu. 9 in C." Trconik-
ovsky‘s "Fantasy-Overture. liomeo
and Juliet" and "Till Eulv-uspleg-
el's Merry Pranks" by ltizhard
Strauss—one or the most partecily
lislsnccd symphonic programs ever
presented. and one mun, the abil-
ities of both conductor and or-:
chestrn. ’
Tlll’RSD. -\Y }
\\. .\ .~—.\'t‘w York City '
(ill-'u \ituh)
7!:0 p. ll‘..—~l‘:1|.’i‘-\ill by the New
York School 1 ‘iztsiv.
8:30 p. m. "Ho'f" by lnnis'
Brown. lliim'r u: the Americans
Golfer. 5
8:45 p. ill _. l'm- rsnzi Program. l
10:00 p. m.—~"llr~mo ‘uilding." in:
William liarmcn llccrs.
\\'. J. 7..—.\'ow York City
(455 Motors)
3:00 p. li'..'.\.’lcrnm1n Auditorium
Concert.
4:00 1".
Folk", poems.
5:30 p. t‘n.——Cicsin;: reports of
New York S‘ntc Departmcr' 1 -
Farms and 34.1ko3: l-‘urm
Home reports; closing quotations of
the New York Stm'k ljxclnngvr
rign cxclmnr- mutations:
Post News.
7:00 p. 111—"
by David For}: 1
1:30 p. m. —>‘111: Racital 11;.- Capri
R. D Jon‘s. lvnritnnc. f
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m. — .\'. Blill‘JTL‘!‘
for-
intninp
Jaw}. liablnt Stories"
7 45 p.111 “Th“ Wurld' s \Vork.
8: 00 p.111— Son: liecltal by Cnpi.
R. D. Jones. lwaritonr'.
8:15 p. m.—l;\‘rmng Organ Re-
cltsl.
9:05 p. m.—l‘.n,\'.1l .‘lale Quartet.‘
51:4n p. m.-—"Biocraphy of Presi-s'
dent turning" by Joe Mitchell Chap-)
pic. 3
9:53 p. TIL—Tillie signals
andi
weather {ox-reset. ;
10:00 p. n1.—Rcc1tal by Crelthton'
Allen. pianist.
i
101‘." p, lil.—-DF|DCC program. l
“2 ii. A. 11—ch York City .
(i9: Motors) I
119“" :1. 11—J.1mes llaupt. tenor.
11:10 .1. m.-—' 'liclps and Hints,
for Spring “onset-leaning." by S. 11. ‘
Kimball.
ll: 2:. n. m.-—“1W‘l——.\’ot Arabian"
nghL‘r—b'lt l‘sv‘s for Gelatinc" by
Mrs. (hurl-rs B. Knox.
11:10 a. m. —1 onsolidatcd Market
4: 00 p. m 4—Rosc Ferris. soprano.
4. 15 p r1. ——\ernico Gay. pianist.
and \iary Louise Gale violinist.
4; 35 p. m. -—ll illy Cripps. tenor.
bzso p m. -—l: 050 F.crris soprano. ‘
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Il‘id “‘cathcr Leporu. }
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5: 05 p. m.—.\lary Louise Gain!
violinist
7:00 p. m—Mld-Week Senices.
7:30 p. in ——D:illy Sport Talk by
Thornt/i l islior. l
7:40 p. m ~l. illicbelle Burton.
Dramatic soprano. ‘
and Sherman
Small. baritone. l
8: 00 p. m. —- “Why People Belicie
in Scouting" by James E. West.
8:10 p. n1~—lilliebelle ' Berton.
Dramatic soprano, and Sherman'
Small: baritonv.
8: 20 p. m.-—-
' Income Taxes" by.
Clause A. Item
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\s: '30 p. rue—no Adolph stishon
Free Public Course in Chamber
Music.
9'30 p. m.—Columbia'neeordere.
10:00'p. nL—"Everssdy Buttery"
Minstrel Troupe.
11:00 p.“m.——Vlncent Lopes Or-
chestrs.
' \V. 0. B.-—N’ewsrk, N. J.
(406 Meters)
2:30 p. m.—~Estelle Fuorstenberg.
violinist.
3:45 p. m.-—Chnrlotte W’oodruir.
prima donna soprano.
3:00 p. tun—Louis John Bartel;
actor.
3:30 p. m. — Solos by Charlotte
Woodrufl.
3:35 p. m.—Estelle Fuerstenberg.
violinist.
3:45 p. m.‘—-Helon Lowell. actress.
6:15 p. m.-—St. Valentine‘s Day
Readings for Children by Constance
Irwin.
G: 30 p. m.-—Tom Cooper's Country
Club Orchestra.
“16. L—Medl'ord Hill-side. Mass
' (360 Meters)
12:00 noon—Music.
12:00 p. m. — New England
Weather Reports. Live Stock Mar-
kets Reports. Agriograms.
6:15 p. m.——Boston Police Reports.
6230‘ p. m.—.\lccting ot the Big
l‘aothcr Amnd Club.
7:00 p. m.—-Concert by Geo. Brin-
ton Best and Friends.
\1’. B. Z.-—Sprlngi'leld, Moss.
11:55 a. m.-—Arlington time sig.
nails; weather reports: Boston and
Springfield market reports.
7:00 p. m.-—"l’repnrntion of ed-
.t'ml income Tax Returns" by ho-
mas“ Mchrry.
7:30 p. m.—Bcdtime story tor the
l.iddies. l-‘armers' Period.
Y:00 p. in.—Conccrt hy the Spring-
field Conservatory Mule Quartet.
0:00 p. m. — Bedtime story for
Grown-ups by Orison S. hiarden.
9:55 p. m.——-Arllngton time signals.
R. D. K. .‘|.——I'Inst Pittsburgh, I’ll.
(3‘2“ Motors)
9:45 a. n1.--l'nion Live Stock Mar-
ket Reports.
“:55 n. m.—.\rlington
(is.
12:00 m.-——\Vcatlier forecast and
time. sig-
1 l nited States Bureau of Market lie-
parts.
12:10 p. m.~0rg;m llecital.
1;:15 p, m.—-Dinner Concert.
10 p. tit—“‘eckly chat with tho
wrrs l~y I‘rank E. Mullen.
' .15 1|. :z1.-The Children‘s Period.
\ 'l l‘ .111.—-.\larkct Reports.
\ 3- 2.1 —i-‘.1rm program contin-
o
3.“.
p i:1.-~-3unccrt try the RDKA
F}:a‘l“.:ull_\' Urclir-sirn.
p. m —.\:'lingtm1 iimr; signals.
Hill“? (“1'1 1515?.
11:31.11 :1. :z1.-—-.\'peclal Lair: Concert.
K. Y. “Z—(‘hicagm III.
(.130 .‘letvrs;
Control stnndml Time
9:30 .i. lll.'-lfl"‘ nous and com-
men: n.’ it". financial and commer-
cial mark-ls. (This service is broad-
gt‘ilst mvry half hour during the
1““ lily-tour.)
10:3"? :1. m.—-l“nrm and Home Scr-
Vic".
11:35 a. m.—-Tnblo talk by Mrs.
Anna ..1 Peterson
2:35 p m —Studio program.
6: 30 p m. —News. financial and
final market and sport sununary.
G: 50 p. m.i-—~Ciildrcn's bedtime
story.
71“" l". m.-—l)inncr concert.
7:00 p. m.—Joska DeBsbsry or-
thestm.
7:10 p. m.—Clydc Doerr and or-
(lirsira.
.;:11 p m —-Joskn DCBabary or-
cliostrn
8: M p. m.——"Tnenty Minutes of
Good 1‘ coding." by Rev. C. J. Per-
nln.
5:20 to 9 00 p. m.—.\luslcul pro-
‘ gr'im
9: "5 p. m.—l’teport furnished by
1 the t‘hicago Motor Club.
9:15 p. m.—Program furnished
by the National Lixe Stock a: Meat
1‘ card.
\\'. R. C.—Wsshington, D. 0.
Hail Meters)
3. '00 p. m. —-l- ashion DevelOpmcnts
o! the Moment.
3. '10 p m.——Song Reclai.
:1: -5 p. in .—Report or the Ns~
iionai Conference Board.
3. '30 p m. —-Song Recital.
3. 45 p m.—Trnvel Talk.
3. 55 p m. —Piano Recital by Ethel
Grant.
5:15 p. m.—lnstruction
national Code in Inter-
BEN
You remember Billy and Nannie
wore bsthlng in the fountain «hen
the lovers came along. Billy whis-
pet-ed to Nannie not to move and
maybe they would be taken (or
statues.
The words were just out 0: his
mouth when the lovers reached the
brim oi the fountain. They stood
tor a. minute or two dabbling their
hands in the water. and then the
men spied the vine-covered sect.
“Come. desr. let’s sit down on
thh lovely seat. It is too line an
evening to go home. The moon.
makes it light as day. and the
nightlngulcs are singing in the trees.
:“But. Harold, it is so terribly
I must go home. though I
hots to more than you do."
"Well Just' sit down tor live lit—
0! course she set. down and thnt
is the lest they thought or mine
Btu. moonlight or nighttngsios.
Billy and Nannie were growing
tired of standins so still. pretu Ming
they was ststuos. especially as [he
wstu- was running in one of Billy's
sea. which we not pleasant ss it
felt so cold. And the tiny stream
thst. was running down Nannie's
nose wee tickling so than. she could
m
on then the lover asked his
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to see who was mnking.tun at them
for Billy's “Bas'.” had not sounded
so much like the bient ot a goat no
the voice at a. man who was dis-
gusted at their love-making.
"0h. Hut-old. there is someone be~
hind this seat. I know!"
The man hurried to look shout.
but of course there was no one
"We must have imagined IL" he
declared. “(or it it. had been any-
one. we would.surely have aspen
them on the whole park in bathed
in moonlight."
"1 am sure it was someone. Har-
old; " insisted the girl. “and we must
”Well. just one more kiss then.
dsrllng." he repflcd.
“Bu! Baal" rang out on the
still night air. And the lovers toot
to their heels and fled. ‘
As they went out. o! the put. the
policemen come in. still swinging
his club and whistlinx. ‘10. M
walked straight to the fountain.
took oi! his helmet. wet. his heed.
took along drink out o: the cup
that was chained to the banish.
and then wslked over to the bench
and stretch ‘ .
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