The New York herald., 1922-03-26

can be heard within q radius of several
hundred miles of New York are pre-
sented herewith. During the week THE
NEW YORK HERALD will print the daily
rogram of the stations each morning.
I Tune instruments for 800 meter waves,
except in the case OF WVP. which sends
on l,4So meters.
station WIZ, Newark.
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Musical program week days, every
hour from II A. N. to G p. NJ. on the
hour.
Weather forecast tofficiaD. daily, II
A. NJ. u NJ. and 1901 p. NJ. sharp.
Shipping news. week days, 2:05 p. VI.
texcepting Saturday, by Marine En0i-
neerin0 and shipping Aoe.
Official Arlington time. 1862 p. NJ.
Agricultural reports (officiaD, daily
12 NJ. and L. NJ
SUNDAY
300 P. M.-Radio Chapel Services. Ser
| mon by Rev. Warren J.. Coon, recently
| Chaplain, 18th Infantry. Twenty-ninth
+ Division, A. II. r.. and member of the
| State Assembly OF New Jersey.
400 p. M.-"Life Of Theodore Roosevelt, :"
| by DIR. Lyman Abbott, Outlook MGgG-
| zine.
$50 p. M.-"Sandman Stories" by Abbie
! Phillips Walker: THE Bubble Book
that Sings" by Ralph Mayhew: cour-
tesy Harper & Bro.
| TOO r. M-"Custer's Last Fight" by
Capt Frank Winch. "the man with
the radio voice" whose recent talk on
! Buffalo Bill made a decided impress
! sion. The battle of the Little Big
| Horn was the most thrilling episode
of our Indian warfare. and as retold
| by Capt. Winch, promises to be q great
treat.
7:45 P. M.-"Activities Of the Newark
| Y. w. G. A." by Miss Neva A. Chap
| pell general secretary.
500 P. M.-Recital BY Martha Baird.
pianist. soloist, Detroit Symphony Or
sa5 P. M.-solos by Miss Joy Sweet,
s:15 P. M.-Musical program. Nerlion
| Trio.
MONDAY.
715 P. .M.-"The History of Writing
| Fluids" by J. j. Schadle.
7:45 p. M.-"Mouth Hygiene in Relation
to Health" DIR. T. p. Hyatt. lecturer
for the Department OF Health for New
! York city chairman Oral Hygiene
Society Of New York.
500 P. M-Recital by Martin Richard
son. American tenor. who studied un-
der the famous teacher the late Mar
tin Vincenzo Lombardi OF Florence,
italy. During the world war Mr.
Richardson was a director and song
leader in United States Army canton
ments. Program: "Vesti la giubba, .
from "Pagliacci." Leoncavallo: Lift
Thine Eyes" Logan: my Mother
j White; Keep On Hoping" Maxwell
Heron; 'Elucevan le Stelle," from
'Tosca," Puccini. "Questa quella. -
from "Rigoletto." Verdi "Just This
One Day." Harris; by the Waters OF
Minnetonka," Lieurance "The Great
Awakening" Kramer. Courtesy Aeo-
| liam Company.
$500 p. M.--Joint Recital-BeuIah Gay
lord Young. soprano Everett Clark.
tenor: Charles Harrison. tenor: Rubl
Davis, violinist: Ralph Douglass. pi-
anist- Duets by the popular recording
artists. Clark and Harrison-"That's
/ How I Believe in You" Duban: Don't
Be Cross with Me-" Curtis: "Those
Days Are Over" Won Tilzer. Solos
by Harrison-"Ceieste Aida" Verdi :
"Macushla." Macmorrough Sunrise
and You," Penn; "Come Back "a
Erin" Claribel: April Showers .
i Silver. Duet by Beulah Gaylord
Young and Charles Harrison, "The
Voyagers." Sanderson. Solos by Beu-
lah Gaylord Young-"UnbeI Di." from
Madam Butterfly" Puccini Il Know
Lovely Garden" D'Hardelot; 'sAil
for YOU" Martin: Just Been Won
dering." Canning: Morning" "
Speakes Irish Lullaby" Lang. and
Spirit Flower" Campbell Upton
Violin selections by Rubi Davis will
be announced at the time of the con-
cert. Courtesy Aeolian Company
TUESDAY.
100 p. M.-"Man in the Moon" stories
for children. Newark Sunday Call
1880 r. M-rPublic Safety" J. /.
Banesh. consulting engineer and mem
Der of the executive committee, Ma
tional Safety Council.
goo p. M.-"Business Psychology" by
| DR.. Green.
s:S0 p. M.-Recitai BY Nine Carrie
Bridewell. contraito. The program
Aria" from Dame de Pique, 'Tschai-
kowsky: Amour Vieus Alder" from
Samson ct Dalila." Saint Saens
"Brindisi," from 'Lucretia." and a
group of selected English songs.
100 p. M.--RecitaI by Nicola Thomas
violinist: program: "Nocturne l. flat, :
Chopin: Loves JOY" Kreisier. and
Souvenir" Drdla. Courtesy John
harrington.
$3.50 p. M.-Recitai by Caroline Pull
/ liam, an American coloratura soprano,
who recently sang in South and Cen
tral America with the Mancini Grand
Opera Company: also sang the role
or the Doh In the Tales OF Hoffman,
for Lombardi of San Francisco. Pro-
gram: Sing On" Denza "Invoca.
ton to the Sun-God." Troyer: sol
vejg's SONG" GrieR The Gypsy
Maid.' Donizetti: "Ah fors' Lui,"
from La Traviata." Verdi: ',Long
Long Ago" Bayly: "will o. the wisp,
Spross From the Land of the Sky
Blue Water" Cadman. and MY Lover
He Comes on the Skee," Clough.
Leighter. Leroi de Caisse at the piano
WEDNESDAY.
Z p. M.--Anlmal Stories BY Florence
Smith Vincent, New York Epenluc
Telegram.
$500 p. M--Concert by the New York
Eucning Mail: short talks by Charles
ID. Isaacson on What Is Good
music?" and Face to Face with
Beethoven"
Marguerite White. soprano: Alice CIau-
sen. pianiste "Canzonetta," Loewe
"A fors lui" ("Traviata") Verdi
"Solvelg's Song" Greig: "Promenad a
mule" Fourdrain: "siunber song,
Gretchaninow THE Dance" Rossini.
John Meldrum. pianist. "Buss-Lied.
Beethoven; "Waitzes from or. 30."
Brahms: "Canzonetta del Saiyato,
Rosa" Liszt "Chimes OF st. Patrick,
Emerson whithornc. "Pell Street
Chinatown (from suite New York
Days and Nightsl. and Prelude. /"
Rachmaninoff.
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