The New York herald., 1922-06-18


Rossiter: Angel Child" witmark solo by
Jimmy" Waterson. Berlin and Snyder
way" Irving Berlin: Gee but i Hate to
Go Home Alone Shapiro Bernstein.
American Of N u.e %
| Helm and ~. Fraemcke. directors. Pro-
gram: Concerto for violin. viyaldi; ALE.
zlmbler New York eityj; aria for tenor.
Celeste Aida" Verdi. by Frederick Gum
mick sassth N n. J Moonlight Hash
ensack, n. JD; Sonata. Andante and Alle-
| gro, Corelli. by Mathilde Zimbler (New
| York city,.
THURSDAY.
100 P. M.-"Jack Rabbit Stories" rs. by David
7:3O p. M.-"Diphtheria," by DR.. NJ. G..
schroeder, New York Health Department, st !.
by John Russell Of .Midnisht."
Night arranged under the direction OF
Capt. c. T. Vogelgesang. commandant, New
York Navy Yard, and the Third Naval Dis
trict. Addresses. The Treaty Navy" by
Ssrs Sap NavH A. Ysra aTs Rsdo q BY bye
tenant Commander ]. w. Reeves. Jr;. radio
officer, Third Naval District. and The
Dowell. electrical superintendent OF the
New York Navy Yard. The New York
Navy Yard band, twenty pieces, under the
play Anchors Aweigh," Zimmerman; over
ture of nautical melodies. Tobani; waltz.
Msie OF The Navy Tor
ever" Maurice.
1900 p. M.-"Man in the Moon" stories (c)
Newark Sunday Call. -
hood" talk to parents by David Cory.
author of the Jack Rabbit Stories; cour-
tess N. Y. Evening Mail. ..,..s -,
the editorial staffs Of the Outlook, Scien-
tific American and Harper & Bros.
by ans Mms Sperac
who has appeared with the Boston Sym
phony Opera Company. New York PM phiihsr- ar
ciety. r. sapio at the piano, Program: :
Bss ssand ,a Aa dors fiss
'Dich Theure Halle" Tannhaussr tWag,
ner). 'Tn the Woods (MacDowelD. Send
Me a Dream" marion Bauer) Spring"
(R. sapio), "oh. del mio amato bene"
(Donaudy). "Ritorna vincitor' VerdD,
"Matinata" CLeoncavallo).
SATURDAY.
700 P. M.-"Uncle wiggilys Bedtime Sto
ries.' by Howard r. Garis.
1880 p. M.-"The Probation Work OF the
Court" by Edwin j. Cooley. chief proba-
tion officer Magistrates Court. New York.
former president of National Probation AS
ISOLATION
500 p. M.-Concert by the Llewellyn Novel
ty Orchestra Of Orange; Frank Markwith
nist-manager: George Amabile, cornetist;
Philip Blanda. trombonist; Patsy Mimi
chinnini, voinist. and William Wilson,
drums and traps. Program of popular
songs, dance tunes and solos.
900 p. M.-Recital by Mary Milne Sharpe.
soprano, studied with Nine. oliver of New
York. coaching with Guila Sette of Metro
politan Opera House and recently with Mrs.
w. S. Nelson of East Orange. Recital by
Delight Beckwith, reader. William Nor
gan accompanying her at the piano:
Program: ,.vissi dArte" (Toscal. will o,
Riego). ''The Americans Come" Gay Fos-
teri. I'm Flanders Fields" (sousa). ."The
bitterness Of Love" Dunn The South
lan) by Mary Milne Sharpe.
'On Route TO the Ferry" E, NJ. Lent; Lit
Rain oTn%a Drops on ane Your Old Tin M fy Hat H.
wickersham: "sh-Sh-sh." Anon; THE
Blessed Damozel." D. G. Rossetti; I'm Po-
with.
STATION wwZ-(NIANHATTAN) wANA-
MAKER.
MONDAY.
/ 40 p. M.-Brief song recital by Edna Bes-
trice Bloom. soprano; J. Thurston Noe at
the piano. (a) IAN Evening Song" Gill
srssnd ssrIs CO. c Pie sssp
. 40 p M.-Brief recital of June recordings
for the victrola.
$40 p. M.-Brief song recital by. Leota f.
Fisher, soprano; J. Thurston Noe at the
piano. (al "A Birthday Woodman; (b)
I'm an Old Fashioned Town" Squire; (c)
'rhe Lilac Tree" Gartlan.
4:4O p. M.-Childrens hour given by Elsie
stories and verse. Subject: "A Misunder-
1880 p. M.-wwZ's Health College, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Anna Hazeton Delavan.
dean OF radio health. physical director Of
the American Red Cross. Subject: Habits
and Life" Brief musical program.
TUESDAY.
4 .1n-Rrief sono racitaI nv Edna aatr,ca
Bloom. soprano j. Thurston Noe at the
piano; nla ta) .'J'ai Pleure en- Reve Hue;
2bS o keep bee on & Hopin G.,,,.r Maxwell; )Ah.
2:40-Brief recital of French music recorded
3:4o--Brief talk on electrical development by
Louise c. kead.
4;4o-Timely hints from Vanity Fair" by
courtesy Of Mast Publications; Mems
io:sO-Musical program by Ethel Kilion. So
prano: John Bowe. barytone; !. barytone
| Homeland Far Away" (c) Where the
Heather You Love is Growing; .. Soprano
solos by Ethel Kilion: ta) Old Favorites,
I'm Ecu D'amour.' sileus; 3. barytone
solos by John Bowe: (a) Sunrise and
9Sp Pf1n TSa O. The sysa ksst son TGs,
aria by Ethel Killion: caro- Nome" from
mRsoettoT ,aI Verdi; 8, duet by Miss k,l-
Bowe:: tal "off for Philadephia." tb)
| 'kaShmiri Love Song Woodforde- Elnden:
(c) Loves Garden OF Roses: Z duet for
| barytone and violin: "Sing Me to Sleep"
John Bowe, barytone; violin played by Miss
Kiion.
| WEDNESDAY.
| ! 1:40-Brief song recital by Edna Beatrice
Bloom, soprano; J. Thurston Noe at the
| piano. (a) 'Wl ~ the Wisp," Spross; Obj
THE Heart of You," Vanderpoel; (c)
There Was a STAR" Mitchell.
2:10-Bref recital OF June recordings for the
victrola
3:40-Brief song recital by Leota e. Fisher,
soprano; ]. Thurston Noe at the piano
| (a) Wake Up!'' Phillips: (b) 81 Passed
Pickaninny KID" Guon.
4.40-Childrens hour given by Elsie Jean,
well known writer of childrens stories and
verse. Subject. Percy Pickerel Frog Wins
| n Medal"
10:30-Address by Wing Tabor wetmore
president and founder of the Minute Men
| of America. Subject, Mob Psychology"
| Brief musical program.
THURSDAY.
I .4o-Brief song recital by Edna Beatrice
| piano. (a) THE Time for Making Songs
Has Come" Rogers: (b) Design" Van
derpoel; (c) "A Matin Song" Obey Speaks
2:40-Brief recital Of American music re.
corded for the Ampico.
| 3:40-Brlef song recital by Leota e. Fisher
soprano; j. Thurston Noe at the piano (aj
Dawn" Curran; (b) Roses" Marum
tc) The World is Waiting for the Sun
| RISE" Seitz
4:4o-''vogue's" Paris cable on fashions
through courtesy of Mast Publications
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