The New York herald., 1922-04-02
EVENTS FO THE WEEK
IN THE RADIO FIELD
La Traviata to Be Given in Full by Opera Company
at WIZ Tomorrow Night-Three Musical Pro-
grams From Big Schenectady Station.

Inc programs Tor the coming week
of the various broadcasting stations
which can be heard within a radius of
several hundred miles of New York are
presented herewith. During the week
THE NEW YORK HERALD will print the
daily programs Of the stations each
morning.
Tune Instruments for 3eo meter waves
except in the case Of WVP. which sends
on 1850 meters.
Station WIZ, Newark.
(Westinghouse)
Musical program weekdays every
hour from II A. NJ. TO F. NJ. on the
hour.
Weather forecast CofficiaD, daily.
100 a. NJ. 200 NJ, 500 and 1901 P. NJ.
sharp.
Shipping news. week days, 2 :o5 P. NJ.
excepting Saturday, by Ndrjne EHgi-
neerin0 and Shipping Age.
Official Arlington time. 9:o2 +. NJ
Agricultural reports tofficiaD, daily
1900 NJ, and 600 p. NJ
SUNDAY.
500 r. M.-Radio chapel services. Ser
| mon by the Rev. J. p. Stocking, DID,
assisted by the quartet and organist
from Christian Union Congregational
Church of Upper Montclair.
400 +. M.-"Great Books and Life
Teachers BY Frederick G. Melcher.
Chautauqua lecturer. in a campaign
to promote religious education.
$50 j.. NJ" Sandman Tales" by Abbie
Phillips Walker: The Bubble Book
That Sings" Ralph Mayhem courtesy
of Harper & Bro.
90 p. M.-Recital by Ruth McGuirlS,
pianist, age II, who began her musical
career ten years ago. Program Rus
ties of Spring" THE Palms and
"NatioEal Guard March"
Duets by Walter McGuhk and Har-
old Kelly. age Z, who first sang before
the public four and a half years ago.
Program, Tuck Me to Sleep in My
Old 'Tucky Home" Somebody's
Mother" "All BY Myself" and "Ain't
We Got Fun" Ruth McGuirk at the
piano. These boys entertained over
half a million soldiers in the camps
during the last two days of the war.
I 80 p. NJ. S. Coast Guard Ser
vice" by b. l.. Reed. Commander, New
York Division, U. S. c. G.
s 90 p. M.--Recital by Yvonne de Ire
VILE colorature soprano. Opera Com
ique. Imperial Theater. Petrograd :
Theater Royal. Brussels; to whom
was awarded service medal for sing
ing to 10000 people at Washington on
Armistice Day. The program-Air
Variation Croch Joyous Youth,
Co,by: "yillonelle." Dell-Acqua Sc
lections from Barber de Seville" Ros-
mi. and "La Traviats," Verdi. Ma
belanna Corby. composer, at the piano.
6 80 p. M.-Recital by Mile. +. Rezia,
who sang in all the large opera houses
abroad-England. France. Italy, Bel
glum and also in Argentina, Havana
Tp,.lrr -
Perilhon," "Maman, dites moi" Bell
Song from "Lagme" ; THE Water OF
Minnetonka," Lieurance: Just You"
Burleigh: la Partida,' Green"
Debussy "Musetta's Waltz" from
'Boheme,' Puccini. Courtesy Aeolian
Company
MONDAY
Z 80 p. M.-''Save Life by Capt.
Charles Scully. associate director life
saving. Atlantic Division American
Red Cross Society.
S y. Mia Traviata," an opera In
three acts. by Giuseppe Verdi. will be
performed via radio under the per-
sonal direction of Charles d. Isaac
son of the New York EUeniug Mai.
The performance has been rehearsed.
coached and conducted in radio tech
nIque by Maestro S. Avitabile, who
has sponsored and directed many OPP
cratic ventures in New York
The Cast - ViolettG ValeTy, the
woman. Grace Hoffman Flora. her
friend Clara Spencer; Alfred Ger
mont lover or the girl. Edward Bat
tente: Gcorgio Germonf. Alfred $
father. Domenico Lombardi: Gdstone'
Viscount OF Letoriers. a. Bald Baron
Douphol. rival OF Alfred, p. Moscoto :
ladies and gentlemen. friends OF t'o-
lcttn. matadors, picadors, gypsies sew
yants. &c. The action is laid In Paris
100. Act drawing room in Vto-
Jetto,s paris mansion. Act ia httle
house near Paris, the home OF Alfred
and Viloletta. Act III. - Vioietd $
apartment.
story OF the opera, delneation OF
tho scenery. action, chorus work bal
let and establishment OF the singing
II, Charles ID. Isaacson, during the
course OF the evening.
a 20 y. M-Recital by Lattice HoWeh'
American coIoratura soprano. who has
heen engaged by William HinshaW
~, sing the leading role for the so
cietv az American Singers Miss Mary
I,udington. accompanist
TUESDAY.
M p. M.--"Man in the Moon stories
for children CO.. Newark sunday Id..
an =. M.-"Food Sanitation by Prot'
W. Paul Heath.
no p. MA popular concert py lhe
Rroolxlyn Teachers Orchestra tiort!- :
five men and women), organized uh-
der the auspices of the BROOKLYN
Teachers Association by District SUI
perintendent James J. McCabe, mu-
sician Of broad experience.
Assisting Artists Michael Norman,
concert yiolinist; Claire NJ. Gillespie,
soprano. noted by her recent successes
al strand concerts Max Weinsteltl'
barytone, an army song leader no" ~
the musical department OF the Board
~ Education; David Shapiro. accom-
panist. and Louise Phillips PfeiHer'
,he regular accompanist Of the or
chestra. James J. McCabe. the con-
dnctor. is an educator and composer.
The program--Orchestra, The star
Snanrled Banner overture. Mas
sanieIlo.'t Auber The swan" Saint
saens "Kuyawiak," Wieniawski :;
"Ton Little Fingers and Ten Little
TOES. fox trot "Suwanee River Moon
waltz overture, italians in Algeria" !;
largo Handel: Stealing" fox
trot "Three O'Clock In the Morning"
waltz; The Stars and Stripes"
sousa: "My Country. IT'S OF Thee"
american tune), finale.
soprano solos by Miss Gillespie: "A
Birthday" Woodman; The Sweetest
story Ever Told" Stoltz: Caro-
Nome" ("Rigoletto"). Verdi: waltz
song. Sometime" Friml
Violin solos by Mr.. Hoffman: 20 Days
of Youth" Tschalkowsky Russian
Air" weiniawski Spanish Dance"
apadoS. .h,rhc Rosary Ncyin-