The New York herald., 1922-06-25

maternal love: o)'Joy Day." love for
tralto, who is featured in ''Trifles of Yes
terday;" shubert Vaudeville Revue Unit.
THURSDAY
700 p. M.-"Jack Rabbit Stories by David
1880 p. .M;-"Claims." by James A. Plum
kett. New York Claim Association.
$40 I. M.-"Public Accounting" by Archi-
pany. Chicago, Ill.
500 p M.-Joint recital by Mabelle J.orine
Knapp. violinist. and May Harper Ford.
Miss Knapp Is celebrated vioinist. who
has done all her studying In America. She
has played extensively in joint recitals with
May Harper Ford fon the Redpath Lyceum.
Miss Ford has been connected with the
Redpath lyceum Bureau four consecutive
seasons and has met with much success.
S Dance Van BY ss KnapD ape
rianologues: why" Fergus; When We
Haven't Said Our Prayers" Bliss; "Philo-
Song Is Sweet" Sans souci; Break o.
Day" sandsrson, by Miss Ford and Miss
Knapp. KNAPP r. :, The y swan" Saint -saens; "A
Cecil Burleigh. by Miss Knapp. Monologue
by Miss Ford. "A Scotch Pastorale,'' Sa-
tsss snss! ols s,Sh Air An1T s,sss oser
Liza Lehman. by Miss Ford. AN Old
Fashioned Garden Porter. by Miss Ford
ana MISS Knapp.
300 p. M.-.Radio Compass SYSTEM" by
Lieutenant- Commander d. C. Patterson.
District Communication Superintendent.
Third Naval District.
e:i5 p. M.-concert by Aimee Corner. con-
tralto. Nine. Corner has appeared in over
100 concerts. Program: 20, don fatale,'
DEL" Bizet: FOR YOU Montague; SAh
mon fiis. Meyerbeer; Because" D'IIar-
deiot; Ell Eli." shalitt. Fisher: "Kde
Deinov muj." bohemian folk song, tradi-
90 r. M-''Man In the Moon" stories (c)
Newark Sunday Call.
1880 p. M.-'Bits from the Worlds Best
reader and scholar. Joan Benedict the au-
-thor OF many short stories and magazine
articles. Her newspaper work was fos
sun. More recently she originated the col
urnn, AS IL Seems 10 Her" which. ap-
pearing daily for nearly two years in The
New York Evening Post. widely quoted
An active suffragist, Miss Benedict die
much writing and speaking In behalf OF
terested' In education. she was. for tive
successive terms. president of the Mothers
Club and OF Brooklyn Friends School. She
IN a member OF the New York City Wom-
ans Club and Of the Woman's Press Club
Program: A Ballad of Princeton Battle and
Shakepearean selections.
Il. M.-Concert by Frank Hayek. baritone,
and Conrad Forsberg. accompanist, pianist.
Mr.. Hayek is well known over the country
as song leader who was In chars.
of the New York War Camp Community
Song Leaders Training School and has
taught many leaders who have taken up
their work In many cities in the United
the concert field In recitals.
Mr.. Forsberg is well known in the con-
cert field as an excellent artist who ac-
companies some OF our most highly rated
artists.
raDssyso: PsSsrs%"prSosps Sses,1s, from Ras1iacsi
McGill; THE Crystal Gazer," Kramer
,sp Tommy Lad" ,Msrgetson; by Frank
berg. Vision Fugitive from Herodia de.
Masssnet. by Frank Hayek. Vale
from Hills OF vermont" Hughes; Three
S,1,o SSni,idrsn.s songs: iPussywiiiow." Apron
standn in da Need g praysra MannaedsGsa RedSIc
The Great Awakening" Kramer. by
r. M,-concert by Thomas o'Hara. who
plays the conctrtins. ~
SATURDAY.
Z p. M.--"Uncle wigeily Bedtime Stories.
by Howard r. Garis. author OF the Uncle
Wiggiy' stories printed In many news
EPbTl Papsr, and and wtrSeSssen,y appearing on
: go p. M.-Taik by Ed. Avord of the Ma.
tionai Coffee Roasters Association.
7:E M:."Fashion Talks" by an editor
p: M-Conoert by Crystal Waters. mezzo
9:i5 r. M-Danee music by the Regal Dance
Orchestra OF Passaic. Frank Domino. man.
STATION wwZ uMANHATTAN) wANA-
MAKER.
MONDAY.
:40-Brief song recital by Edna Beatrice
Bloom. soprano; J. Thurston Noe at the
2:40-Love scene from La Boherne.. ss
recorded for tho victrola
S;ao-Brief song recital by Edna Beatrice
Bloom soprano; j. Thurston Noe nj the
4:4o.-children's hour eiven- by Elsie Jean.
Well known writer OF chiidren's stories and
verse. Subject: "A Good Turn" ..fc
TUESDAY.
i:40-Brief song recital by Edna Beatrice
Bloom. sopraro; J. Tharston Noe at the
2;4o-Brief song recital by Leota Z. Fisher.
soprano; J. Thurston Noe NJ the plano.
3 s;io-Brief talk on electrical development
4:io-Timeiy hints from Vanity Fair" ana
House and Garden" by courtesy OF Mast
10 :3o-Musical program by Angelo patr,eoIo.
pianist. assisted by CAIRO Greene, soprano
a,ara lara, .A1weili harpist T. Piano solos by
nsfs P?5soS S Sa.o ' n e1Ssss9 ssp SSS EsS
Is soo BY earro Green's ca Irh Aria
dAT,s aSs PSeeip. so,s Grom Opera
(cl Song Of the Soul Brei:: III. Harp
solos by Clara Auwen: ta) Mazurka,
schueckeri OBJ choraie and Variations.
bs caro- % esens S BY ,ss sspTsGs Waters ssSs 81
Minnetonka." Lieurance (b) Songs NV
s.o Mother Taught Me- pvork: ,tc) The
Patricolo: (al THE Erlking." Schubert
List. (From opera "Trovatore').
WEDNESDAY.
:40-Brief song recital by Edna Beatrice
Bloom. soprano. J. Thurston Noe at the
o40-The Poionaise. or National cour,
Dance Of Poland. as interpreted by Hun
garisn. French and American composers.
s:4o-Brief song recital by Edward Lack
wood, oarytone; J. Thurston Noe at the
44O--children's Hour. given BY Elsie Jean.
well known writer OF childrens stories and
verse Subject; Tree Frogs.
1880 P. M.-Musicai program by Bernice
Quinlan, concert pianist. Address by Ma
tona Commander Hanford MacNider Of
the American Legion. who will give a
Message 20 American Legion"
THURSDAY.
40-Brief song recital by Edna Beatrice
Bloom soprano; j. Thurston Noe at the
240-Brief song recital by I,eota r. Fisher.
soprano J. Thurston Noe at the plano.
S40-The waltz as interpreted by composers
4:40-''vogue's" Paris cable on fashions. by
courtesy Of Mast Publications.
10 ;30-Program OF dance music by Tom Rev
nolds society orchestra Of New York (Tom
al Picco, saxophonist; Archie Pistini. cor.
netist; Joe scherger. pianist: Fred Hoil-
man. drummer). california fox trot I:
."Ginny. Shore. fox trot; starr fox
Love Boat" fox trot. when Those Finale