The New York herald., 1922-04-16

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
each morning the daily programs of
the stations
Tune INSTRUMENTS for $50 meter waves
In the case of WVP tune for waves
of 1.46o meters. The program:
Station WIZ. Newark.
(westinghouse)
Musical program weekdays. every hour
from 1a !, A. n, 10 9 P; NJ on the hour.
NJ, II M, and 1901 p. NJ. sharp.
Shipping news weekdays :05 p. NJ Except
ing Saturday, by Marine Engineering and
Official Arlington time. 9:5s p M.
Agricultural reports. official. daily IL M.
SUNDAY.
800 p. M.-Radio Chapel Easter services !;
sermon, The Meaning OF Future Life.'
by the Rev. William Neely Ross, Easter
music by the choir. Miss Lillian E. Fowler.
y; A. 9; O.; organist and choir director;
chelsea Presbyterian Church, New York.
400 p. M-Recital by Peggy Wood, prima
donna soprano: program of classical music.
There is Q, Green Hill Far Away" Gou-
nod; Come Ever Smiling Liberty" Han
del; Goodbye Tosti: with verdure
Clad" from oratorio creation: Last Rose
OF Summer" Morse.
$3.50 p. M.-"Sandman Stories" by Abbie
Phillips Walker; The Bubble Book That
sings, by Ralph Mayhem. Courtesy Har-
Z :45 p. M.-Sacred music recital by the Aeo-
Han Orchestrele and the 'Duo-Art' piano.
700 z. M.--Miss Mona Morgan, a Shakes
pearean actress, lecturer and scholar, re-
pufed to be the youngest Shakespearean
actress In America, recently Walter Hamp-
den's Leading lady, Will interpret Romeo
ana Juliet to commemorate the So0th an
niversary or Shakespeares birth. Miss
Morgan retired from the stage three years
ago to devote her entire time to study and
Improvement. until to-day Miss Morgan Is
thority on the Interpretation of Shakes
peares characters.
She began her shakespearean study at
the ago OF IL and made her debut by re-
citing Romeo and Juliet" at the waldorf
Astoria at the age Of II.
1880 2. M.-"Priceless Ingredient of Food
and Drug Products by w. X. Wharton,
Chief of the Eastern Food and Drug In
spection District. Bureau of Chemistry.
500 p. M.-Recital by Alberto Terrassi. barry
0 90 p. M.-Recital by Inga orner. Nor
wegisn soprano. formerly .prima donna of
the Metropolitan Opera, New York. and
the Royal Covent Garden. London. Pro-
gram: There is a Green Hill Far Away"
Psoo na1a Tost ssesssrs cssnscn be
Florian." Benz. GODDARD: "obstination." H.
DeFontenailles: 'verbebliches standchen, .
n1sksr E9eeTt EanT
Lovely Garden q. >. Aaraelo; III ]
knew. Jessie L. Gaynor; AN Open
the Road" Rawlins L: Cottenet; Good
Morning Brother Sunshine" Liza Leh-
mann; Good By PaoIo Tosti.
Russian virtuoso. who will play his beloved
$4,000 Cremona. The program includes
several Of his compositions The Dear ear
."Scherzo," "Gavotte& Bach; 'Serenade
Melancolique," Tschaikowsky; .Nocturn1e
D. Major Cholin-Wiihelmy. and La rende
ces lutius," Bazzini. Courtesy OF Anne
Gerber.
: 90 p. M.-Andersen's Fairy Tales. trans
lated by Signe Toksvig. read 10y Mr.. Gar
ton; courtesy of Macmillan Company.
Mr.. Carton will speak to the parents for
few minutes at 7:25 about the Juvenile
Latter Library. which he originated, and
the selection of children's books. !.
Capt. Frank Winch (the man with the
radio voice) another frontier Talk OF ms
toric interest which viii include thrilling
description OF the tragic and frenzied
Indian Ghost Dance Capt. Winch, famous
angler and big game hunter. has proven
70 be one Of the most popular speakers ever
heard over the radio phone and Is con-
iinuing his series of authoritative addresses
on Western life by request. ,,
to 0 80 p. M-Concert under the direction
of Charles d. Isaacson. editor our ram
ily Music" New York Evening Mall. Pro-
gram The Gwalia Welsh Giee Club OF
thirty-five men. Miss Grace Paul 2. tne
piano: THE Crusaders" Proth-oc; sweet
BY and By" Prothroe: THE Martyr OF the
Arena de Roillie: Lovely Maiden,
Evans; "castillia." Prothroe March 2.
song). Miss Melba McCreery. soprano;
Miss Rhea Siberia at the piano; ARA
from 'Aida.' Verdi; AZ the Well.
Hagcman: "A Birthday" Woodman. MISS
Maud Morgan. harpist: "Lamento." Has
selmans; Fairy legend" oberthur; Face
to Face with Lalo." Mr.. Charles d. Isaac
Mr. C. rregnd msr,eas Seal,9f ans deam 1w"o Of
musicl. 'aThe Great World cry-We Need
Better Life. Mr.. Rhys Morgan tenor
Mr.. Justine Williams at the piano poScpis scpna
tenor: ter s;a Mr.. Williams at the p,apo; "oh
Nintru cwinm welsh fols 9!,a sonso; rs,son, NAL.
Quartet. william j. Shears. tenor Fred
erick Baldwin. tenor; Or. Howard Ap.
plegate, barytone: J.. Leon Heduen, pass
and and director. Program: Quartet. Lost
Chord,'' Sullivan; Cotton Dolly Geibei
Cock Ronin woodruff: M.vn: Lit'is Kentusky Ksm%S
Babe Geibei: "secrets," smith; Annie
Laurie" arranged by Geibel; ''The Tack"
Parks; Stars Of tbs Sum Sumner an Mascs Msn,' ),
Protheroe: sextet from Lucia" Donizetti:
solo by Mr.. Shears, Little Mother or
Mine" Burieigh; solo by Dr. Applegate.
.Msndalayn Speaks; ,di,n L,hoy ssIsc,ed. nns solo
nv Mr. Hedden.. "Armorer's Song de
Koven; duet by Mr.. Baldwin and DR.. APP
plegate from La Boheme.' Puccini.
TUESDAY.
7 100 p. M.-''Man In the Moon stories Tor
children (c), Newark Sunday Call.
Z 40 TO AS p. M.--Mrs. William Randolph
Hearst will outline the work Of the Mayor ;
committee OF women OF the City OF New
York and their activities to provide good
mil
7 AS =. M.-"Crime and Its Cure by Hon.
Richard L. Enright. Police Commissioner
8 90 P' M'-Recitai by Shirley 'spaulding,
0 Is 10 io:i5 p. M.-concert by the Brown
University Orchestra. This orchestra y
composed entirely OF undergraduates az thse
Providence institution. and Is very, wei
known throughout the New England ana
Middle Atlantic States through their nus
merous concerts. Musical critics p,,.a, prn,se
this orchestra very highly; MIR. Hamilton
C. Macdougall. professor OF music ny
wellesley College after listening TO ,heir
concert said. there was indeed everything
4, praise. shading. technical excellencles oi
true intonation, fine rhythm and accuracy
OF notes" -
Personnel OF the orchestra. G. II. Pinkham,
leader: "A. II. Coolidge (concert masterl'
a. a. Call. G. L. ingalls,, w. W. Sargent,
@. ". Goidstein. II. l.. Miller ana n. ~
Whiting. first violin; W. Laurcns. Y. -
Manchester. second violins; w. brown, r.
II. woodburne. clarinet; A. Estes. NJ. John
son, flutes: w. X. Greenwood, trumpet. y.
c. Hey. saxophone; II. T.. Corlew, from
bone M. U. Lamb. bassoon; IL. p. Moore
piano; M. A. Jencker. drums; a. w. Pack
ard. reader; A. r. Coolidge. violin soloist
/. Half, plano soioist; Ray Il. Rich, man
ager; J. b. Applegate. J. w. Worthington'
Overture" Thomas;
''Echoes from the Metropolitan Opera
"A rfa a ru M