The New York herald., 1922-06-11
EVENTS OF THE WEEK
IN THE RADIO FIELD
Literary Vespers by Edgar White Burril Feature of
WIZ sProgram-Much Good Music Scheduled
by Various Broadcastng Stations.

I Procession. Cesar Franck; The Manor
| CRreton foiksong). harmonized by Duccu-
dray: selections from Faust (arranged
by JareckD. Gounod; Evening Fsura !;
Enchanted Flute" RaveI; Carnival Err
LANCER; Samson and Delilah" (arranged
for trio by Adler). saint-saens.
| 200 p. M.-"The United States Merchant
Marine" by Lieut.. Col Robert M. Wat
kins. operating manager United States
9:i0 r. M-concert by >the Tuxedo Dance
| Orchestra os Brooklyn. Edmund r. Grosf-
sick. manager. Program includes violin
solo and a trio for saxophone, violin and
piano.
II p. M.-"Man In the Moon stories (cl.
| Newark Sunday Call.
1880 p. M.-"General Household Sanitation.
by M III. Oachs, sanitary engineer.
| 7:45 p. M.-'Impsrtance of Technical Train
ing" by Horace E. Byers. head of the
served in the United States Chemical War
| fare Research and is Major In the
reserves attached to the Edgewood Arsenal.
8 p. M.-Literary evening. conducted by the
| editorial staffs of the Outlook, Scientific
| American and Harper Bros.
0 p. M.-Concert by the Essex symphony
Orchestra. 2s players. under the direction
OF Henry Wane. Program: Under the
Double Eagle" J. F. Wagner; .'Lustspiel."
Tobani: Let Me a Dream NV; While Life Shall
/ Linger,' Packard; ASLEEP in the Deep.
II. w. Petrie; "Intermezzo Cavalerta
Rusticana." P. Mascagni; AN der Schonen
Blauen Donau.' J. Strauss; 'The Prophet"
G. Meyerbeer; "Donau wellen," ]. Ivano-
| vici.
SATURDAY.
Z p. M.-Uncle Wiggily's Bedtime Stotries.'
| by Howard r. Garis, the author of "UncI, J.,
Wiggily Stories. printed in many newspa-
| pers and frequently appearing on KDKAs
asd WIS caffs prGgTaEs sy Edward Ayon Of
| the National Coffee Roasters Association.
| p. M.-Popular dance music by Quintet
De Lux Orchestra. under the direction OF
! Frank NJ. Merrick: j. Giesselmann. violin:
| r. M. Merriclr banjo; Clifford Hotalling.
piano; P. Muenthaller. alto saxopnone;
| William Berger, trombone; p. Frutcheye.
drums. The program includes violin and
saxophone solos.
0 to 1918 r. M.-Recital by Miss Cecile
Stevens. young. talented Australian vio-
| liniste, who at the age of II was conductor
| of the Parrsmatia Convent Orchestra. sgd
ney. Australia. Program: "Humoresauc,"
| Dvorak; Ave Maria" Schubert: 'Medita-
tIon Thais MaSsenet w;sma Rondino nbsn
| son 1ndoue,' Rimsky- -Korsakoff Miss Rap
| paport at the piano.
| this management of Frank j. Smith;
pies. second tenor; Edwin thinner, first
| bass; Harold Currer. second bass. All of
| these artists are holding prominent church
| positions in and around New York and
| have appeared in concerts in many Eastern
|
Bullard:. Rub a Dub Vincent; tenor
solo. aria. La Boheme," Puccini, by Mr.;
soreh the Ite panS Mshi rscSer Barry
zimmer quartet, John Peel Andrew;
ranssd tenor soiO ros
Protheroe; hid Away Reed; .'she Gave
king Charles White. by Mr.. Currier;
duet The Two Beggars." Wilson. by Mr..
Bernard, Mr. thinner; quartet, Uncle
Sam," Brookhouse; Lullaby" Brahms.
Station wwZ, Manhattan (wanamaker).
| MONDAY.
| 40 P. M.-Brief song recital by Edna
Beatrice Bloom. soprano; J: Thurston Noe
at the piano: (a) The Birth of Morn"
2;4o P. M.-Brief program by the Hackel-
PSccin; o. "u@ reu dAmG1r" 81 silesn
Beatrice Bloom, soprano; ]. Thurston Noe
cIarRs rRs paSo m ths SSwl Si1rde% G1 Roses .,
Dreams Gilmour; Co Musetta's valse
Song, La Boheme.'' Puccini
40 p. M.-Children's hour. given by Elsie
Jean, well known writer of childrens
stories and verse. Subject. "An Air
1890 p. M.-Musical program under the d.
rection of Mabelanna Corby. composer,
accompanist and director.
TUESDAY.
LAO p. M.-Brief song recital by Edna
Beatrice Bloom J. Thurston Noe at the
Oh ''The Sweetest Story Ever Told
stuits; Co THE Bird of the Wilderness"
2:4o p. M.-Brief program by Alexander
Hackel. violinist: w. Edward Berge at the
piano; (a) IAN Indian LAMENT Dvorak;
(b) "Canta Amoroso," arranged by Elman.
i $40 p M.-Brief song recital by Edna
Beatrice Bloom, soprano; u. Thurston Noe
at the piano; ta) Down In the Forest"
Ronald; lb) "Liete signor'" "Huguenots.'
4:40 p. M.-Timely hints on house and gar
den: also fashions of New York, from
Vanity Fair through the courtesy of the
| Mast Publications.
1870 P. M.-Musical program by famous
artists recorded for the Ampico and Vic
trola: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 8. Liszt.
played by Mischa Levitzki; For Ycu
'Aone.'' Giehi. sung by Caruso Gavotte,
Largo from 'Xerxes.' Handel, sung by
Caruso; Staccato Etude, Rubinstein, played
by Mischa Levitzld; THE Lost Chord"
Sullivan, sung by Caruso.
WEDNESDAY.
140 r. M.-Brief song recital by Edna
Beatrice Bloom, soprano; J. Thurston Noe
at the piano.
2:40 p. M.-Brief program by the Hackel-
Berge Trio; (a) Three Songs from ELI
land" Won Fieltz; (b) Chanson Bohemi-
$40 r. M.-Brief song recital by Edra
Beatrice Bloom, soprano; J. Thurston Noe
at the piano.
4:lO Il. M.-CnildrenS nOur, given Dy Elsie
Jean. well known writer Of children's
stories and verse. Subject, Cousin Para
chute Gives Lecture
0:3O p. M.-Lecture by Dr. Royal Copeland.
Health Commissioner of New York,
through courtesy of American Red Cross.
Subject, Keeping Tabs on the Human
Machine"
THURSDAY.
1:4o p. M.-Brief song recital by Edna Bea-
trice Bloom, soprano; j. Thurston Noe at
2I0 p. M.-Brief program by the Hackel-
Bcrge Trio: "Serenade" tFrommeD, "Ro-
nance (FrommeD.
$40 r. M.-Brief song recital by Edna Bea-
trice Bloom, soprano; j. Thurston Noe at
the plano.
4:iO r. M-Tlmely Hints on Paris Gable and
Fashions from Vogue" through courtesy
OF the Mast Publications.
10:30 p. M.-Program by Hazel Drury, so
| Erano solost. Church of the Puritans: AL
| bert Mesrop. tenor; J. Thurston Noe at the
piano: Duet by Miss Drury and Mr.. Mes
| rop. Garden of Your Heart tDoreD
tenor aria by Mr.. Mesrop, "E Lucevan lie
prano solos by Miss Drury, when Was
RAM. robin. Robin, Sing Me Song
(spross) tenor solos by Mr.. Mesrop. LIT
tie Mother o. Mine" (Burleigh), The Last
| Hour (Kramer). "Bedouin Love Song"
| (PinsutD; soprano aria by Miss Drury, Mi
| caelas song from Carmen" (BizeD tenor
solos by Mr.. Mesrop. "Ah, Moon of My
Delight" from The Persian Garden
GLehmann). The Lilac Tree (Gartlan). I.
Goodbye" tTostD soprano solos by Miss
| fzImbaiist). 1.-THE Winds in the South
fJohn r. Scott). duet by Miss Drury and