The New York herald., 1922-02-26
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INTERESTING PROGRAM
TO-DAY AND ALL WEEK
Entertainments Lectures and Special Features to Be
Broadcast From Newark Springfield and Pitts
burgh Announced to Owners of Receiving Sets
News to Be Told by Wireless Telephone

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This programme can be heard by any
one with suitable radio receiving appar-
atus within radius of several hundred
miles of the sending station. Instru
ments should be tuned for $50 meters.
STATION WIZ. NEWARK.
To-day.
p. M.--Radio Chapel Services--"Mir-
rors of Men" sermon by the Rev
Carl S. Weist, assisted by the church
quartet-Mrs. NJ. L. Tompkins, So
prano; Dyllis Morris. contralto; NJ
e. Tompkins. tenor: Mr.. Hirose, bass
and l. b. Eltinge. organist First Con-
gregational Church. Mount Vernon
N. Y.
4P. M.-'Life OF Buffalo Bill" by Capt
Frank Winch, close friend of Col. Will
lam F.. Cody Capt Winch is well
known sportsman and author of out
door subjects and contributor to Forest
and Stream.
7P. M.-Orchestrelle' recital by Mr.. d.
e. Cordingly of the Aeolian Conn.,
pany.
7:45 P. M.-"Crow's Egg,"" Wells;
"Slun1ber Boat" Gaynor, &c.; chill
old singer from Montclair. n. j.
Sis p. M.-"Cheer Up Dear" Lopez
Meditation of That's" Pan Ameri-
cano." &C., by orchestra from Hotel
Pennsylvania, Vincent Lopez, director.
Courtesy of Leo Feist, Inc.
Monday.
I7:15 p. M.-"How the Government Helps
the Farmer to Market His Products,
by Herschel Jones, director OF the
New York office of the State Depart
ment Of Farms and Markets.
Sis p. M-"Irish Famine Song
"Beath Serenade." "Moussorgsky
and Song of the Flea" by Vladimir
Rosing, tenor. This will be Mr.. Kos
inr;s third concert to the radiophone
audience. He is returning by request
of the radio audience. Courtesy OF
Antonio Sawyer. Inc.
= :30 P. M.-Selected program by Rich-
ard Hale prominent concert barytone
Tuesday.
7p M-'Man-in-the-M Moon stories for
children &c Newark Sunday CdD.
AZ p M.-"Mouth Hygiene" an ad-
dress by Francis NJ. Buckley, chair.
man of the welfare committee, dental
hvnienists. Columbia University
p M.-"Play Writing by Miss Zoe
Atkins. author of "Declasse.' with
Ethel Barrymore; "Daddy's Gone A
Hunting" with Marjorie Rambeau.
Courtesy Association First National
Pictures. Inc.
500 to 1915 +. M.-Concert by the SIT
tig Trio: Margaret Sittg, violinist;
Edward H. Sittig. celloist. and Fred
erick V. Sittig, pianist. Program by
the trio: "Serenade." Forester; by
the Brook" Boisdeffre; Prayer.
Schubert; "Menuet," two Country
Dances" and Farewell Bliss" Bee
thoven: the Spanish folk songs, rid
ing Messenger and "Agnete and the
Merman," Sandby: "Serenade," Her.
bert. and Village Festival Miersch.
Violin solos: "Serenade." Drdla;
waltz" Brahms-H Hochstein; Ma
zurka." wieniawski and Concerto in
D minor" Vieuxtemps. Cello solos:
"Mazurka." Pepper. and "Traue-
merle" Schumann. Courtesy Aeolan
Company.
Wednesday.
7:45 p. M.-"Scenario Writing and the
Movies" by John Emerson, author OF
Red Hot Romance" also writer of
the wild and woolly photoplays for
Douglas Fairbanks, whom he pre-
viously directed.
S:15 p. MI Traviata," two arias
from Faust" &c. solos by Harriet
Van Emden. soprano, who recently
made her debut in Aeolian Hail. Cour-
tesy Aeolian Company.
9:1o =. M.-Selections by the Westing-
house Employees Association Band, IA
pieces; conducted by Lewis Morrell.
Thursday.
7:15 p. M.-"Thermyonic Bulbs" by
Prof. Louis Alan Hazeltine. NJ. f., pro-
fessor of electrical engineering Stevens
Institute of Technology.
T:45 p. M-"How to make house into
n home" by b. c. Stephens.
s p. M-Selections by the Police Band
Of Newark. a famous organization of
thirty-eight pieces, under the direction
of Charles BieGman.
9:15 p. M.-"Sing! Sing! Birds on the
Wing" Nutting "a Boat Song
Salter; Birthday" Woodman; by
the Waters Of Minnetonka." Lieuracer;
"Roses OF Memory" Hambleu, and
THE Magic of Your Eyes" Penn
solos. Jeanne Kraft. sorano, well
known in concert circles Courtesy
of Aeolian Company.
Friday.
Z =. N[.--Man in the Moon" stories for
children (c) Newark Sunday Cali
1885 =. M.--"Mental Hygiene" by DR.
J. S. w Meagher. NJ. D.. brain ,spe-
calist St Mary's and Kings Park Hos
pitals. Brooklyn. Courtesy American
Red Cross Society.
S:15 p. M.-"Enrico Caruso." by Mrs
Dorothy Park Benjamine Caruso.
$3.50 =. M.--Solos by Mrs. Hooper
friend OF Mrs. Caruso.
9:1S--"There Is Only One Pal After
AL" &c. duets and solos by James J.
Sheridan. winner of first prize for
tenor solo by the Newark Musical
Festival. and James j. Lynch, Jr.
we'll known church soloist.
Saturday.
r. M.-Dance music by the Premier
Octette, Clarendon Restaurant, New
York city.
=. M.--Duo-Art piano recital
s :15 =. M.--Music by the Astoria Nov
city Orchestra. composed of Angus
Fritz. pianist; Edward Wilson, violin
ist J. Downs, saxophone n. Wander
lippe. banjo: Jacob Veit. trumpet
Fred Schantz. trombone, and Rober
Wilson. drums.
9:1s p. M.--Program OF songs by Geof
frey O'TTara. author OF K-K-K-katy.
&c. well known army song leader VIII,
Just returned from a Southern concer
tour. Courtesy Leo Feist, Inc.
sunday.