The New York herald., 1922-03-12

EVENTS OF THE WEEK
IN THE RADIO FIELD
Mile Alice Verle Colorature Soprano, to Give Interest
ing Program at WJZ-Lectures, Stories, Recitations
and Band Concerts on Schedule.

program ana noveitles. Ihas. ll'i :,
tenor, and Eliot Shaw. baritone, duet
Two Beggars." Finale chorus and or
chestra.
$50 p. M.-Oliver Denton, pianist, stud
led in Russia under Wassil Safonoff,
former conductor OF the New York
Philharmonic. The program follows:
"Nocturne sharp Minor" Chopin;
.Etude In A flat Chopin; "Etude
Revolutionary G Minor" Chopin;
.'Prelude In G minor" Rachmaninoff;
"Barca role In G Minor" Rubinstein;
"Rhapsodie Hongroise NO. TO-" Liszt.
FRIDAY.
TOO p. M.--Aan-in-the-Moo Stories; (o
Newark Sunday Call.
500 p. NIB. +. o. L. band of Newark,
Lodge No. 81 $50 pieces), under the lead
ership Of F.. j. Guenther. Program as
follows: Greetings" Vogel; Flag OF
Humanity" Hayes: Mount Healthy.
Beans: Overture from "Mignonette,
Baumann: Patrol, Blue and Gray.
Daley; selection OF Irish airs; Leave
Me with Smile" saxophone duet by
Monpere and Collins; "Semper FL
deus." Sousa; sunny South" Tampe;
"Wedding OF the Winds" Hall; "Ei
Capicen." Sousa; "Our Drum Major,
dedicated to Richard Miller by r.. j..
Guenther: "Auld Lang Syne" and Irish
ballads. sung by James +. Caffrey and
Joseph O'Toole: Alex. Bernie, accom-
panist.
SATURDAY.
7 100 p. N--Duo-art piano recital.
7:45 p. M.--"Fashion Talks" by Marsery
Wells. New York Eveni1lg World.
8 90 =. M.-Hollywood Orchestra. five
pieces. Composed OF John +. Groel
leader. saxophone; George Ford,
violin: Bert Guempei, banjo; Anthony
Mangieri, drums; Harold Heilman.
plano.
q 40 p. M.--Duets and solos by Eleanor
Owens, soprano soloist in Fiatbusn
Dutch Reformed Church and well
known in musical circles; Florence
Detheridge. contralto, well known IN
oratorio and concert circles. Program
follows: Duets, mistress Mary,
Saiter: Barcarolle, Offenbach April
Morn" Batten Miss owens VIII sing
tho following numbers: spring Is
Here" Corby: without Love-" Cor
by; Joyous Youth" Coroy; Jewel
Song from Faust" Gounod: and Miss
Detheridge will sing these: Banjo
Song" Homer; The Lady OF
Dreams" Daniels; MY Love Is a
Muleteer," Di Nogero; would You,"
Corby; BOAT Song" Corby; Dawn"
Corby; Miss Jean Clark at the piano
SUNDAY.
3 100 p. M.--Radlo chapel services, SER
mon by the Rev. Ernest M. Stires,
d d. Sacred music by Tertius Noble.
organist from st. Thomas's Episcopal
Church, New York city.
4 100 p. M.-"Enrico Caruso." by Mrs.
Dorothy Park Benjamin Caruso. and
solos by Irna Hooper, soprano, inter-
es, Of the Caruso memorial founda-
tion.
100 p. M.-Sacred music by A. f..
Leonard, barytone soloist of the Flat
bush Congregational Church, Brook
Iyn. Program as follows: "Just AS
Am" "Evictus." in the Garden OF
NY Heart" Come to My House or
Dreams Accompanist, Edward G.
Huelie. Courtesy OF Leo Feist, Inc.
1900 T.. M.-Sacred music recital oy
Aeoiian orchestrelle.
1890 p. M.--Fairy tales for children by
Aigernon Cassim courtesy Of McMil-
Ian Company, New York.
s 100 y. M.-Musical program by the
Newark Symphony Orchestra, consist
ing Of tAurteen string pieces. con-
Quoted by f. c. Weiland.
station KDKA, Pittsburgh.
SUNDAY.
iO:45 A. M.-Services Of the Emory Meth
odist Church, North Highland avenue
! at Rippey street. Pittsburgh. Pa. The
Rev. w. Wofford r. Duncan, minister.
p. M.--Radio chapel at station kDkA,
conducted by the Rev. Burr r. Nc
knight. pastor Mifflin avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. Williamsburg,
Pa
7:ao p. M.-Serv.ces OF the Calvary Epis-
copal Church. Shady avenue, Pitts
burgh. Pa The Rev. Edwin Van Et-
ten. rector.
P. M.-Letter from Il. A. Pilgrann.
Pittsburgh representative OF Roger W.
Babson, economist and business au-
thority.
p. M.-"Keeping Fit by Proper Exer-
cise," by Thomas McDougai, principal
McDougal studio OF dance art.
$3.50 p. M.-Entertainment by Walter
Boor, Hawaiian guitarist, and Mrs. w.
Howard Gardner, soprano. accom-
panied by Merrill de France. Cat the
end OF the music program the result
OF the Greb-Gibbons boxing bout,
which is being staged in New York.
will be announced.)
TUESDAY.
p. M.-"Putting Facts to Work." by
Il. G. Walker, Bureau OF Mines.
Weekly talk on dress.
$50 +. M.-Isntertainers from tho Car
negie Steel Company, Clarion, Pa.
(Thonas Grenfcll, first tenor; III. AL
len Digby. second tenor: Charles MUIR
ply. barytone; James Rice, bass: Jo-
seph Fee. reader; Carl Norris, from
bonist: Raymond Van Fossen. cor
netist)
WEDNESDAY.
II. M.--Message from the National
Safety Council.
+. M.-''The Golden Rule OF Business, -
by Harry w. Neely, vice-president
Pittsburgh Dry Goods Company and
chairman OF tho Golden Rule Trade
Tour Committee OF tho Pittsburgh
Chamber OF Commerce.
$3.50 r. M.-Tnstr1innentaI and vocal So
leotions by the Lincoln Trio (Walter
Scnmuckcr. accordion Josephine OFT,
violin; Joseph OFT. cornet: assisted by
~. Ii. McGill. concert barytone.)
THURSDAY.
500 p. M.--spealker TO be announced by
radio.
$500 p. N--Poprlar entertainment BY
the Pittsburgh Strollers Orchestra. III.
L. Smith. director.
FRIDAY.
500 p. M.-'Loolsing Backward and
Forward" by c. E. Corrigan, Civic
Club OF Allegheny County.
$3.50 =. M.-Popuiar entertainment by