The New York herald., 1922-03-19

seHted herewith. During the week THE
NEW YORK HERALD will print the daily
program OF the stations each morning.
Time instruments for $50 meter waves.
Station WIZ, Newark.
Musical program week days, every
hour from II A. NJ. to P. NJ on the
hour.
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A. NJ, IL NJ, ! and 10 :0l P. NJ sharp.
Shipping news, week days, 2 :O5 p. NJ.
(eXcepting Saturday, by Marine En-
0''leeriit9 and shipping Age.
Offcial Arlington time. . SO p. NJ
Agricultural reports (officiaD, daily.
IL N. and p. NJ
SUNDAY.
(. M.-Radio charel services. Sermon
ny the Rev Ernest NJ. Stires, d. d.
sacred music by Tertius Noble, or
ganist, from ST. Thomas's Episcopal
Church, New York city.
+. Enrco Caruso,' by Mrs Dor
othy Park Benjamin Cayuso. and solos
oy lrma Hooper, soprano soloist OF
the Caruso Memorial Foundation.
Z. M-Sacred music by A. r. Leonard.
barytonc soloist OF the Flatbush Con-
greSaticnal Church, Brooklyn. Pro-
gram as follows: "Just as I Am"
'Evictus," In the Garden Of nv
Heart" Come to My House OF
Dreams" Accompanist, Mr.. Edward
z. Huelle. Courtesy Of Leo Feist.
Inc.
$3.50 P. M-"sandman Tales" by Abbe
Phillips Walker. Courtesy of Harper
& Bro.
?. M.-sacred music recital by AeoIlan
orchestrelle
1880 F. M.-"Fairy Tales for Children"
ny Algernon Cassim. Courtesy OF Nc
MILAN Company, New York.
500 P. NJ M-Devore Nadworney. nezzo
| contra'to. prize singer Of TIE State ~
| New Jersey, who also won the
national prize Of the National Fed
Grafton Of Music Clubs MabeIanna
Corby. accompanist. The program
| Aria, My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice."
from the opera Samson and Delilah."
| Russian folk song, The Star" Rogers
Eternal Hope" Spring Is Here. .
Broken Dreams" and Dawn" Mabel
anna Corby. In the Tine OF Roses"
Reinhart; Longing for YOU" Hatha
way: waters Of Minnetonka." Lieu
rance.
9:15 p. M.-Tito Selma. famous lyric
tenor who sang the tenor roles IN
the operas given BY the Chi ago Opera
Company. The progranl-"M "Mignon,' .
Thomas "Manon," Mass net: "Pagli-
| acci' (Harlequin's Serenade), Leonca-
| valio; "Rigoletto" Tia donna mo-
bile), Verdi "Granadinas" (Spanlsn
song). Barrera "Ay-Ay-Ay" (Span-
ish song), Perez-Freire; Chi Sc ne
scorda chiu" (Neapolitan songg, Bar
| thelemy.
MONDAY.
Ia p M.-"Bringing Up Father" story
by George McManus. cartoonist
i 8:l5 r. M.-Judson Memorial Church
Quartet. New York: Helen c. Kiesel,
soprano. Helen S. Farnum. contralto
Claude A. Schell. tenor; Harold V.
Jones. basso: Ida Eirst-G ifford, direc-
| tor and at the piano. The Program
| English versions from the Folk Sorgs
| From Many Peoples" compiled and
edited by Florence Hudson Botsford.
| Each song win take about a minute.
The quartet usually appear In cos
tune representing various countries.
Esthonia-"Come, Ny Dearest" Nor
| ton, and Harp Song" Wilkinson.
Poland-"By the Lake." Farrar
when the Sun Shines" Morley, and
'Lull iby Carol" Wilson. Finland
The Gay Young Bachelor" Wilkln-
son-Sibeli,rs Latvia-"The Sun Rms
Its Course" and Where Did You
Grow" Barry Lithuania-"To-day In
".
Tree" Robins-Jedlicka Mother, Do
Not Scold." Botsford- walewich. and
'volga Boat Song" Walewich.
Czecho-S o-Slovakia-"Rada Sing" WI
kinson- vota skova- wetche "Andulko' =
Mokrejs Votaskova Wetche: Just
|. Without Our Window" Mokrejs- Nov
ak:"Come You Here, Laddie. "Mokrejs-
Malot. and Annie, the Miller's Daugh-
ter" Matheuson-Malot Welsh-"One
Bright Summer Morning" Maynard
Perry. Irish-"Believe Me IL All
Those Endearing yorng Charns
Fisher. Scotch-"My Love She's but
Lassie Yet" Hosg. Indian-"Invo-
cation TO the Sun Cod" Zuni Indian
traditional song. Troyer Negro Sririt-
uals-"Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray
Berlin.
80 p. M.-Joint recital by Esther
Nelson. soprano, and Charles Hart,
tenor. Solos. ''Musetta's Waltz" Puc-
cini; Spring Song from "Notoma,"
Herbert Last Rose Of Summer"
Moore by Esther Nelson. "Aubafa
lie Roi d'Ys." Lalo: "A Dream
Bartlett. and 'T'n Sing TIE Songs
OF Araby." Clay; by Charles Hart.
Drets-"Abschied der vogel." Hill
dach. La fatal Pietra" and 20 terra
Addio." from Aida" Verdi. Cour.
tesy Aeolian Company.
TUESDAY.
Ia y. M-''Man-in-the-M Moon" stories
for children. (c) Newark Sunday
Can.
7:45 r. M.-"American Speech" by Mics
Dagmar Perkins A.B.. Bryn Mawr
College: special lecturer of Howard
University and Univers'te Normale de
Paris: president Association OF Tn-
provoment OF American Sneech. &C..
3 Y. M.-Pocitai nv Ruth Fried. so
prano. The program-"Love's In NV
Heart" Wrodran THE star" Rog-
ers Horne Sweet Home" Bshon
''Voi IL snnte" from "ravaie~Ia Rvs
ti~ana " Naera vni "pi"rra- C-ok-I'
and Ell Ell" "Rachorn." yucca
Sweet and Low" Barnby, and
Song N 'he 0nan,' Ia Forge. Cou--
tnsy Aeoliar Comnany.
2 r M--Frnest Hare. basso B'l'y
Jones. tenor. nrorirrrt prd pop.lar
lar sorg ccmncsar. at the niaro. A
rrrrrar7 ~ ~ W the rrirrto nonu-
lar songs COURTESY Acoi'an Company
WEDNESDAY.
7 r. M-"Animal storlas," bv Florence
Smith Vincent New york TELEGRAM.
1880 r. M-"Busirass Boy and Sue
cess" BY r.. r. Ptzer. Equitable LIE
Assurance Couranv New York.
lsP M-Arthur Fields. barytone. well
known recording artist IN a group OF
ponular songs. Archie Goettler AZ the
piano.
a.l5 r. M-Recital by Susan Marie
Roberts. soprano, assisted by Miss