The New York herald., 1922-05-14
EVENTS OF THE WEEK
IN THE RADIO FIELD
Mrs August Belmont to Speak on the Work of the
American Red Cross at WIZ Wednesday,
Many Other Lectures.

Doubleday Page Co. Of New York
THURSDAY.
700 +. M.--"Jack Rabbit Stories." by David
Cory: courtesy New York Evening Mail.
7 80 p. M.-"The Social Menace OF the Rat. /"
by DR.. Charles b. Craster, health officer
o. tho City Of Newark.
40 p. M.-"Poland," BY A. ~. kewrench.
Foreign News Correspondents Association.
r. M.-Addresses OF United States Attor-
ney-General Daugherty. Haley Fisk. presi-
dent OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. and Carl Jackson. president OF
National Association Of Utility Commits
sioners. as delivered before the convention
OF the National Electric Light Association
et Atlantic City.
s 80 to 1918 P. M.-The opera ''Pagliacci," :"
in two acts. by r. Leoncavalio. will be
broadcasted under the direction OF Charles
=. Isaacson OF the New York Evening Mail
Program: Face TO Face with Leoncavallo"
and The Story OF 'Pagliacci' - will be
given by Charles ID. Isaacson. Characters
In the drama: Media Gin the play "Colum-
oine." stroliing player. wife of Canio)
Rose i Rachcw. soprano: Canio tin the play
Fastovsky. tenor; Tonic Tin the play Tad
dea" the clown, Constartn Brltetcff. ba ~
tone: Peppe (in the play "HarleSuin') !.
Alfonso Romero. tenor; Silvia Ga villager)
Lazar 8. Samoilon, barytone. The scene
is laid in Calagria. near Montalto. on the
Feast OF Assumption. period 1895 and 1870
FRIDAY
Z p. M.--"Msn In the Noon stories (c)
Newark SUNDAY Call.
1880 p. M.-"Athietics." by william r, Hag-
gerty. former athletic director Of the cres-
7;I p. M.-"colors and Their Uses" by
Martha ]. Phillips.
7:5 p; M.-"The Trend OF Business Condi-
tions, by the Magazine OF Wall Street.
8 p. M.-"Broadcasting Broadway" by
Rertha Rrainard.
s:15 p. M.-Popular dance music by the
Wells Harmony Orchestra of Newark, Jack
Allen. director.
p. M:-Literary evening. conducted by the
editorial staffs OF the Outlook. Scientific
American and Harper & Bros.
SATURDAY.
p. M-"Uncle Wiggiiy's Bedtime Stories"
bv Howard r. Garis. the author OF the
Uncle wggiiy stories'' printed in many
h p. X. As and WBzs radio programs
40 P. M.-Children's stories. by T.. Lester
Pearson. Mcmillan author.
7;5h V. M.-"Fashion Talks" by an editor
OF Harper's Bazaar
TO 1913 p. M.-Progran arranged nv the
Conn Company Of New York. Concerts by
the Strand Theater Orchestra of New York
and the Elkins Orchestra OF the Palais
ROYAL. Earl Eduardo. conductor; also a
quartet and soloists.
Station wGY. Schenectady.
General Electric.)
MONDAY.
] 80 T. NJ. eastern standard tine)--Noon
stock market quotations.
F. M-Stock and produce market quota
tions and reports; baseball results and
late news bulletins.
9:f0 p MA. +. Van Dyck. n c-E radio
engineer. VIII deliver the second OF a series
.9d o6 short addresses on radio reception.
80 r. M.-Early stock market quotations.
700 +. M.-Produce and stock market quo
tations; baseball results In National. Amer
ican and International leagues news bull
s:45 p. M.-Concert program. Mixed quartet
selection: Miracle of Love. Mckee: Mrs.
Earl Case. soprano: A. T. Batty. tenor
Mrs. T. A. slade. alto; II. G. Arnold. bass !:
Miss Jeanette Sutson accompanist: alto
solo, My Love IL Live a Red. Red Rose"
Hastings. Mrs. p A. Slade: violin solo,
Prelude. .Rachmaninoff. Miss Lillian Rogers
baritone solo, Invictus, Bruno HUM, II.
9. Arnold; readings tA) The Love Knot,
strinser. Mrs. Bertha s. Hardy; soprano
solos, (A) I Know. Spross. (B) Elegie.
Mass.e,net. Mrs Earl Case; violin obligato
selection: Rose. Of My Heart. Lohr: tenor
SOLO. At Dawnlng. Cadman. A. r. Batty:
Tsrah Teadins' The . I,, s,scrifce anonymous, Mrs
! There: Messenger. Mrs Case. soprano, Mr..
Arnold. 6srytone; violin solo. Chant Sans
Paroles, Tschaikowsky. Miss Rogers: Garry
Me Back to Old virg,nny. Bland. Mixed
Quartet.
WEDNESDAY.
! 80 p. M.-Noon stock market quotations.
700 p. M.-stock and produce market quo
tations and reports; baseball reNults AID
late news bulletins.
THURSDAY.
80 ?. M.-Early stocis market quotations
zoo r. M.-Produce and stock market quo
tatiens: baseball results; news bulletins.
s4I Il M6SpGsrt S%eT;Tr Psno 500
o. Coggeshall; reading, Jimmy, Boy
tAdams). Marjorie Tyler; instrumental
Unique Musical Trio; barytone solo. Lite Hs
Mother OF Mine" (Burleigh. Mr.. Charles
Coggeshall. tenor; saxophone solo. when
Deum In z Flat" tDrdiey Buck). Mrs. ".
NJ. Veino. soprano: Charles L. Mead, bass
Mrs. J. L. Hulstrom. alto, and A. o.
coggeshall. tenor: saxaphone solo. .'wheh
Harry ?: Cheney. With violin obllgato
duet, The Sweetest Story Ever Told
.stultsl. Mrs. Hulstrom. con;ralto. and
Mrs Veino. soprano; address by L. A.
Wilson Of the Federal Board for Vocational
Training; reading. "A Model Sermon
Smith: Miss Marjorie Tyler; Instrumental
trio. The Trail OF Long Ago" (HolmesJ
UNIQUE Musical Trio; violin solo. Der
ceuse' from ''Jocelyn" (Goddard) Harvie
b. 'ps Acosa sS9FapS Srs s0G yhe ysnd
mixed quartet. "old Virginia" (Toster)
unaccompanied.
FRIDAY.
80 z. M.-Early stock market quotations.
1900 p. M.-Produce and stock market quo
tations baseball results; news. bulletins,
100 p M..seysn,h chapter OF Alice in
40 p mes,S KSH hsseT Teadsr w.tor
campink Parties" by Or. Hermann NJ.
slsgs: New York state Health Department.
''Teli Her at twilight" Cbonaidsonj. Mey..
erhoff's Orchestra. David Meyerhoff.
leader and pianist. banjorine solo, ." An
dante ct Polonaise" (Mezzacapo). Harry
Meyerhoff; fox trot. Dear Old South
land" (Millal. Meyerhoff's Orchestra
plano solo. Kitten on the Keys" (Con.
when the Birds Go North again az Cwiiie. lie
by) Miss Nina White. Mrs. Weekes-K -Kinurn.
accompsnist; fox trot. "Just a Little Love
Song" Cooper. introducing II Got a Gar
(Phil Baxter), Meyerhofts Orchestra: fox
trot. Down the Ole Church Aisle" Gray
PerkInsl. Meyerhoffs Orchestra: soprano
solo. The Lass with a Delicate Air.
(Arne). Miss Nina white violin solo.
"En. ELL" ancient melody. Harry
Meyerhoff; fox trot The Bheik' CTed
Snyder. Meyerhoffs Orchestra: soprano
solo. why" (Chaminade) Miss White.
Mrs. Weekes- Knum. accompanied: fox
rot. Good by. Shanghai Meyers and
Johnson. Meyerhoffs Orchestra.
II 80 +. M.-Pano solo, airs from "Rgo-
strunentRl trio, Along the Way 10 Wal
kikee." Hawaiian. Schenectady Hawaiian
Trio. c. Stegmiler. X. Neander. s. Wright.
Reading, The School Boys Composition on
q Hoss." Hrowne, r. T.. Russell. Fox trot,
"old Fashioned Girl" Jolson. Schenectady
Hawaiian Trio. Reading. The Old
Fogey."' Elton. Mr.. Russell. Waltz.
"Drowsy Waters" Verrhn, schenectsd dy
Hawaiian Trio. Piano solo. "Polonaise
opus 30. No. T." Chopin, Tgnace Jan
Paderewski. Duo-Art. Reading. The Old
Man and jim" James Whltcomb Rihy. Mr..
Russell. Fox trot. Angel Child Davis.
Schenectady Hawaiian Trio.
Station KDKA. Pittsburgh
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