The New York herald., 1922-05-07
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talk to children; courtesy Of the ch.d
Health Organization Of America.
5 90 2. M.-concert by Union League Club
Of Brooklyn. under the direction Of Prof
nance. Helmesbergei, and Serenade, Eich-
berg: by. Louis. Henry. Louis, Jr., ano
Mollenhauer, accompenist. % violin solo
Melody" (Nevin), Love Song" tkreis-
lerD; "Adagio Religioso" 9pe mdo Berion, ny
accompanst. 80 Aria from Louise, DE
Puts lie Jour" (Charpentier), by Nine
Edith Baxter Harper, soprano: Minnabel
''Pastorale." GODDARD Forsaken: Sadness;
Berceuse, by Louis and Henry Mollen-
hauer; Mrs 1. Molenhauer' accompanist' mi
(6) Soprano solos Ave Marie" (Gounod)
Drifting Louis Mollenhauer). by Nine.
Edith Baxter Harper; violin and piano
bauer. % Nocturne. "Midsummerniehts
Dream" (Mendelssohn), "sarabande'
Bach. by Louis. Henry. Louis, Jr., and
Crosby Mollenhauer. violinists; Mrs. Louis
Mollenhauer, aocompanist.
0 90 p. M.-Literary evening, conducted BY
the editorial staffs 90 the outlook. Scien-
tifc American and Harper Brothers.
FRIDAY
Z .00 p. M.--"Man in the Moon" stories (c),
Newark Sunday Call
Z 80 p M.--"Brief History and Facts About
the Hospital Work for Poor Children IN
New York CITY," by Leeds Johnson, presi-
dent OF the board OF trustees, ST. johns
7:40 p. M.-"Woman. tine Greatest Buyer.
by the Applecroft Experimental Station
7 80 p, M.-'The Trend of Business Condi-
tons courtesy Magazine of Wall Street
I ;55 p. MA Dramatic Critics View
point by Bertha Bralnard.
8 100 p. M-Concert under direction ofCharles
u. Isaacson of the New York Evening
Mail. GD Radio Possibilities by Charles
d. Isaacson; (2) "Penso" (TostD. Der
BY | Joseph Diskay, tenor. r1 Miss Olga Stern
Bibor at the piano; 90 "Etude Heroique
(Leschestiszky, old Vienna" (Godowsky).
Dance Negre" Cyril seotnI by Miss
Harris. soprano l5j Face to Face with
Aria. 'Elisir d'Amour'' DoniSettD
.'Duna" (MqGnp. BY Mr., piskay: She
Dances .Friedman) Wedding March
"A Birthday" Cwoodman). "Commy Lad
(Margetson, See. Your Eyes Have Told
Me so" Blaufsss1; The Answer
$3.50 p. M-Concert by the Fordham Uni
versity Orchestra. ]. J. Lynch. director.
SATURDAY.
700 p. M.-"Uncle Wlggilys Bedtime
Stories" by Howard r. Garis. the author
OF the "Uncle wiggiy Stories" printed in
many newspapers and frequently appearing
on KID. K:A.s and WBZ's radio programs
7:4a 7. M.-"Fashion Talks" by Henry
Blackman Sell, the editor of Harper's
500 p M.-Recital by Mrs j. f. Mcouail,
d'Artie. Vissi dAmcre, from Tosca.
Puccini Perhaps" Dorothy Forster;
Birth OF Dawn; Dawn. Franco an y,onl Leon p ro,or
Jr.. tennis champion.
$50 p. M.-Miss Fanette Rezia. lyric and
ccloratura soprano. will sing French,
Italian, Scotch, Spanish and English songs.
SUNDAY.
800 p. M.--Radlo chapel services: Mothers
Day exercises, conducted by Miss Frances
NJ. Hedden OF the New Jersey Sunday
.fatt tt<.s tTlV.,- Afaa
by the Rev. George C. Vincent, d. D., pas
tor of the South Park Presbyterian Church.
Newark, N. J.; Sunday school lesson as
written for the Christian Herald, by the
Rev. Samuel d: Price. u. D.. secretary or
tho Worlds Sunday School Association.
cIude hundreds of thousands of members
of the Home Department" The program
includes Songs My Mother Taught Nc"
Mother, My Dear" and Lullaby" by
Miss May c. Korb soprano soloist.
400 p. M-Literary vespers. by Edgar W.
Burrill
80 p. M.-Concert by the Hampton Quartet
OF Virginia. r. o. Purves. secretary.
$50 7: M;-Readings and records from the
he% Harner sRs ~ Ralph May
40 r. M.-"Sandman Stories,' courtesy
Harper Brother.
the Little Rabbits" and other negro dialect
stories by A. 9; Kraven
AS p. M.-"The Health OF the Child" by
Dr. J. n. Myers; courtesy Macmillan Com
500 p. M.-French Canadian dialect stories.
by w. J. Dryden.
800 +. M-sacred music by the Aeolian
Orchestrelle and Duo-Art piano.
9:15 r. M-"Camping." by Alexander NJ.
Dodge of White Plains. ". Y.
station wwZ, New York city.
(wanamakeD.
MONDAY.
1 40 P. M.-Brief song recital by Edna Be-
atrice Bloom, soprano; j. Thurston Noe at
the piano 2:40 r. M.-Program by the
Hackel- -Berge Instrumental Trio; (aD Sere-
made. Widor: (b) Pomp and Circumstance.
Elgar. $40 p. M.-Brief song recital by
Edna Beatrice Bloom. soprano; j. Thurston
Noe at the piano. 4:40 p. M.-Childrens
hour. Percy Pickerel Frog az ,the Lee
ture." given by Elsie Jean. we'll known
writer OF childrens stories and verse. 10 30
i. M.-Concert by the Brunswick Male
Quartet-Roy Steele. Arthur Clough. Rob-
Norman and Duncan Cornwall J
Thurston Noe at the piano. The concert
The Brunswick Quartet-''The Altar OF
TRUTH" Mohr. Tenor solos by Arthur
,Glough-!a within the Garden Of My
Heart" Tate; (bl Why" Wells. Barry
OF the Julie Plante." O'Hara; ID Daddy"
anon. The Brunswick Quartet. Afro-Amer-
lean spirituals-(a) Golden Slippers" (b)
Shout All over Gods Heav'n, (c) "Jeru-
wall. The Mighty Deep" Jude. Tenor
solos by Roy Steele-(a) Give n Man "a
Horse and He Can Ride" OTisra. (bl
Sunrise and You." Penn. The Brunswick
Quartet-tO ole Uncle Moon (b) The
Lost Chord" Sullivan.
station wGY, schenectady.
General EIectricp