The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-09

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MUSICAL program week days. every hour
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Program changes announced by radio tele-
phone
SUNDAY.
5 r. M.--Radio Chapel Services. by Mgr.
+. McHugh. st. Patrick's Cathedral, Cen
trail avenue and Washington street. New
ark, sacred music.
r. M.-Recitai by the St Cecile Male
Quartet; Homer Burress, first tenor; Deios
Becker. second tenor; Alvah Nichols. first
bass James Thomas. second bass.
Program, quartet-"Jolly Fellows" Rhys-
Herbert Border Ballad" Hatch; The
Drum. Gibson: Sunset" Van der Water,
and THE Lost Chord Sullivan. Solos
by Homer Burress, "Elucevan lie stere LA
Toscal. Puccini; Captain Mac" Sander
son. by Alvah Nichols; Hear Me, We
Thomas. Duet from La Fora del Des-
tino,' Verdi. by Homer Burress and Alvah
Nichols. Courtesy Aeolian Company.
lips Walker. The Bubble Book That Sings"
by Ralph Mayhem. Courtesy Harper &
7:45 r. M-"Metropoitan Museum of Art"
by Miss Edith Abbott.
z. M.-Recitai by Helen Yorke, cooratura
soprano: Mabeianna corby viii be accom-
he matt E,p,tlx
Hartford Aveny win be at the piano for the
other numbers. Program: Una Voce
rSfS Mother n,Ss IF Smile sUa Nv H1s si
Haydn: 'Vous Danse Marqulse." Lemaire:
Laughing Song" (MaunD. Auber; Caro-
Nome" C,Rigolett9"o. Verdi; Joyous
| Here" Mabelanna Corby: Romeo and
Julette Waltz" gaJi vuex Nore'D. Gounod; .
Naht s n,nds IN, the silent
$3.50 P. M.-Rectal by Marie Bren, soprano
| Arthur Jones, harpist, formerly soioist with
| Queens Hall Orchestra. London and New
York symphony. Imogen Peay at the pi-
ano. The program of solos and duets In
cludes 'Danses Pour Harpe Croma tique,
Debussy, and other classical numbers.
| MONDAY.
6:45 p. NJ = Marguerite Wilkinson. well
known poet critic and lecturer will read
various rimes from her poetry which was
composed on camping trips The selec
, lions, for p,, the evening VIII be the rhine,
Already which were enjoyed by children
and grownups whom she met on her vari-
Gus journeys. Courtesy Mcmillan Com
7:45 p. M,-"Bucltet Shops" by r. s. wye
| off. Courtesy OF the Magazine VI WoH
! Street
is r. M.-Concert by New York EUeafag
/ Nail: Charles d. Isaacson. director. will
give several short talks Music Of Differ
ent Nations and. and Face to Face with
/ Muscians'D. Musical program: Dora De
Logo. Spanish song interpreter: Isabel
s ses Al The sePniee vi vaTsrss an
crias," Lanuga; La chulona,' Lanuga
La Marina Munos; "clayeIitos.",. Val
| verde; Gdal Salesski, Russian ce4kst, q
prize. graduate OF the Conservative; Betty
Trschaikowsky: Ave Maria" Schubert !;
roises,, and Norwegian Fantasi." Sales
ski. Frank Brantley. barytone. from the
sunny South; Regina Schiller at the piano
Trials" Burleigh: ''The Masque." For
sythe; Khaki Lad" Ayiard.
comic opera comedian. in some new songs
and stores-selected from the new musical
review entitled Some Party" now being
F'unmakers' for an early production in
Al Jolson's Theater.
9:35 p. M.-Recitai by Nine. Marie Narelle,
States and Canada with John Mccormack
and met with wonderful success, will be
assisted by Mcdonald McBeath. vIolinist
for John Mccormack: Miss Kathleen
Narelle. accompanies. The program: The
Teroux violin obbligato by Mcdonald Me
Ave Maria" Schubert (obbligato by W.
MoBeath,; The Meeting q the Waters !
The Lilas Tree" Gartian. Mr. McBeath
will play several solos, compositions OF
Krcisler.
TUESDAY.
TP. M-'Man in the Moon stories for chill
dren; copyright Newark ,sli;. sunday Col.
member of the National Tuberculosis So
| ciety.
p. M.-concert by the Scottish Harmonic
| Association Of Newark. thirty voices, Will
lam Millar, director; Miss Helen Hunter,
accompanied. The program: Hail, Smiling
Morn" Severn; Scotland Yet Bell !.
! Awake. Aeolan Lyre." Dandy: The Pill
grims' Chorus" Wagner; Annie Laurie
Scotch song. American Fantasia" ar
ranged by Roddie.
9:30 l.. M.-Recital by Signorina Anna Pinto.
! the brilliant Italian harp virtuosa, now OH
her first American tour. Program: 'Ithap-
sody No. 81 ton Celtic themes,. A. Francis
scene and paths OF daisies). A. Francis
/ Pinto; The Spanish Dance" by Holy.
1000 r. M.-Recital by Hattie Harris, lyric
soprano.
WEDNESDAY.
r, M.-"Animsl Stories" by Florence Smith
4 Vincent. New York EuenisO Telegram.
1880 p. M.-"Production and Sanitation OF
MIX by DR.. Y. ID. Walmsey, member
| In,crna tional Inspectors Association.
y. M.-concert by Zlpps Royal Five
/ Charles Zlpern leader), pianist: Herbert
Albrecht, violnist: Lou Frank. saxophon-
/ ist. Norman Moran. cornet Saul Franklin.
drums; v. NJ. Dinsmore. banjo. and Fred
stein. trombone. Program: Georgia.
cerne," Shanghai" IAN That Need Is
YOU" "Nobody's Baby" Melon Time in
DiNieland," Blum the Blues.'' April
Pullman Porter blues. play THAT I Song
% India Again. zone KISS sweet
heart" wind IN the Trees" virginia
Blues. Pet Me-" Alice Blue Gown.
Castle Of Dreams and Flo"
music rendered by zarh Myron Bckford.
composer, presiden, American Guild OF
Banjoists. Mandoinisfs and Cultarists. and
I Wanda Olcott Bickford. assisted By II. ~.
Boston Ideal March, Slegci. Song OF
India, Rimsky korsakow; concert waltz.
4 Ia Brunetie." Severn. Street Parade. =
march. Stauffer; guitar solo. romanza from
concerto Romantico. Bickford. by Mrs.
/ Bicktord. mandolin solo. California Girl, I
novelty march, Bedford. By Mr.. Blckford .
/ "sonntine. Diabeiii, by Mrs. Blckford
/ GUITAR ard Mr.. Bickford (pianol: duc,,
/ venetian Love song" Neyin, by Mr.. BiclS-
i iord ,ms , and Mrs Bckford
Wild Rose" Mcdowell by Mr. and Mrs.
Bickford. mandolin solo. Meditation from
That's" Masscnct. by MIR. Bickford tgliitar
accompaniment, Mrs. BickfordD.
| $3.50 T.. M.-Recitsl by Nine. Myrtle Wagner
! Whit, American cooratura soprano. The
range OF her voice ~ said to he z octays :
and notes. zig. Umbcrto Martucci tho
pianist accompsnist. graduate OF the Royal
| Naples. ana who has been the accompar:si
for many prominent artists OF the chIcaeo