The New York herald., 1922-04-16
EVENTS OF THE WEEK
IN THE RADIO FIELD
Easter Observed by Special Wireless Services To-day
Peggy Wood to Sing Classical Music and Mona
Morgan to Interpret Romeo and Juliet.

clubs. sixty within a radius or 1.OOO miles
dents of Concord. N. ii. Cher native town.
VIII attend radio parties 10 which members
OF Miss Bennett's family have been invited.
mended by musical critics. win render
In groups In English. French and Italian
classics. Miss Marie Peyer. the noted Swiss
gram: ARIA de Poppea.' Handel: Flor
di Dolcesza.'' Vale dc Paz: "Dauza
Dauza.' Durante; aria. bird song from
un reve," ,Faure; "Aminte." weekeriin
Elegie." Massenet: 'Smilin' Through"
Penn; Joy In Summer" Holmes-Tidy
Loves Old Sweet song. Malloy; The
..Randa Gapriccioso.' Mendelssohn: Three
Waltzes." Brahms "Arabesque." Debussy
Minuet." Paderewsii; ''valse." Chopin.
900 p. M.-Recitai by Austin shindsll of
Arlington. n. J. Program: Waltz In E
fiat" Chopin; Waltz in G flatr Chopin:
Frime; "Juba." Dett; March Wind" Nc
Doweli; ..Eventide." Sartorio; "Polchi-
nelle." Rachmaninoff.
$3.50 P. M.-second recital by Milton J. Gross,
tenor ballad singer; New York city. Pro-
gram: Ave Maria,'' Schubert; Thank
God for Garden Teresa del Riego:
Give a Man Horse lie Can Ride
Cod o'Hara: Like Stars Above" !"
Squire: Little Boy Blue" Nevin; 20 Sole
Speaks; "Duna.'' McGill; sally in Our
Alley" Carey: Loves Rhapsody D'har-
delot; Somewhere a Voice Is .., Calling. S,
Tate; Mother Maehree." Ban; The .:,;s song
song" Blumenthal. Miss Lillian Ellegood
Fowler of the Guilmant Organ School at
the plano.
THURSDAY.
I 100 p. M.-'Jack Rabbit Stories by David
Corey, New York Evening Mail.
40 p. M:-"savings." by Building and Loan
7:45 P. M....Your Daily Marketing" by May
B. Van Arsdale. associate professor house
hold arts. Teachers College. Columbia Uni
8 100 to 1915 p. M.-concert by the West
Orange Community Orchestra. William g.
are being organized to listen in on this con-
cert. Program-March. National Emblem
Badgely: overture. 'Felicia.. Gruenwald
waltz. ;Aloho O." Lake; La czarine-
Mazurka." Came; march. Royal Trumpe-
ters." seitzer. by the orchestra. Soprano
row Comes the Song." Ambrose An OLE
Garden" Temple; Jean Burleigh; "Of
For Day OF Spring." Andrews; Merimba
and Mildred Mauil; Fairy Moonlight" and
ing's Silver STAR" THE Builfrog on the
"Serenade." widor. by w: G. A1worthy
soprano solos, selected. by. Miss Lille
Guernsey; a few remarks by the Rev
George Sayre Miller. pastor washington
Street Baptist Church. Orange. N. J.
FRIDAY.
700 p. M.-"Man in the Moon" stories for
children (c). Newark Sunday Call.
80 P. M.N''welfare Work." by DR.. Henry
r. Rose OF Newark.
Z As p. M.-"The Kid on the Corner" by DR..
Frank Moore. Railway Reformatory.
8 100 p M.-Concert by the Solo Quartet Cen
trail Presbyterian Church New York city,
who lave recently returned from very
successful Southern tour. Every member
of the quartet has had a large experience
in the operate and concert field, besides
oratorio and church work. Edna Fasset
Sterling. soloist with leading orchestras In
St. Louis. Boston and New York; Florence
Mulford. solost with Handel and Haydn
Society, Boston. and with Boston Festival
Howard made his debut In New York IL
May. 1921, and had immediate success
Andrea Sarto has had many important en-.
gagements in festival concert and oratoric
under such eminent conductors as Walter
Damrosch. Victor Herbert, Modest AIT
schuler and many others: William Reddck
accompanist for the quartet, In well known
as writer of songs and a coach Pro-
gram-ouartet. 'Rigoletto." Verdi. bJ
Mines. Sterling and Mulford. Messrs. Wes.
Mandalay." Speaks. by Andrea sarto: duet,
'viens Maliika Lakme." Deibes. by Mines.
cavalio. by Wesley Howard: THE Lass
with the Delicate Air." Arne. Edna Fasset
Sterling; duet, THE Two Beggars." viii
son. Messrs. Howard and Sarto; HON
ing Del Riego. by Florence Mulford; trio,
Faust Gounod. by Edna Fassett Ster-
ling. Wesley Howard and Andrea Sarto.
Andrea Sarto, business manager.
SATURDAY.
I p. M.-"Uncle wiggiiy's Bedtime Stories"
Uncle wiggiy' stories printed in many
newspapers and frequently appearing on
X. d. X. AS and wBz's radio programs.
1850 p. M.-"Life OF George Westinghouse. /"
s p. M.-conccrt by the Woodruff Dance
Orchestra, II. l.. Kearnig director.
9:15 r. M.-Recital by Il. Mcnamara. barry
tone. Caruso's only American pupil.
SUNDAY.
p. M.-Radio chapel services.
p. MA Midsummer Nights Dream will
be read by Mrs. Emma Sheridan Fry, who
will be assisted by William ]. Falk. well
known musician. Mr.. Falk recently rem
dered a program from WIZ with the Bijou
Opera Company.
T.. M.-Rectal by Minna Kaufman, Amer
lean coloratura soprano, born In Pittsburgh.
where she studied under the best teachers
and then studied for five years with Marie
Lehman (Royal Imperial Chambersinger.
Berlin. and for many years prima donna OF
appeared before large audiences in many
of the foreign countries and in the United
States and is noted for successful recitals
Pittsburgh.
G p. M.-Sacred music recital by the Aeoilan
orehestrelle and Duo-Art piano.
II. M.-"Sandman Stories," by Abbie
Phillips Walker: 1.-THE Bubble Book that
Sings" by Ralph Mayhem. Courtesy Har-
7;so r. M.-"selective Service" by Major
Charles r. Morris.
T.. M.-"The Life OF Shakespeare" pro-
gram In honor of the 300th anniversary OF
Shakespeare. by Harper Bros.
IN hxr ~.
Knights of Columbus Choral Society of
West Hoboken. Program: Domino" by
JH%eS 5,nSnr y MGcase; Sas "plxit r pomnas Con;
Dominum." "Laudate DomInum." "Magnlf-
icat." 'Salve Regina" Haydn. Serman by
the Rev. pr. Harold. st. Michaers Pas
N. J. Sacred music: "Agnus Die" Ta-
20 saIutaris.' weissnd; III Tantum snmWssse; Erso,
Station wGY. Schenectady.
General Electric)
TUESDAY.
7:45 PM.-"Ty.Tee' t"Tahi,r)--fox tro,.
piano solo. Duo-Art, as played by Phil
Gilman; tal = Know Lovely Garden"
lb) "Reveries." soprano solo. Miss Alma
shulze; accompanist; Mr.. E.. Dayton
walian Trio (Messrs. stcigmiiler Neander
and Wrightl "Old Erin Is Calling. Ma
yournesn." barytono solo. :; 7. oulnlan:
men, airs arranged for piano. piano colo.
Duo Art. played by Erno Rapee When
Shall We Meet Again" soprano solo, Miss
Alma Shulze accompanist, T.. Dayton
Glover; along the way to Waikiki, .
Schenectady Hawaiian Trio; Calling Nc
Home 10 YOU" barytone solo, Mr.. QulnIan
concerto. opus 10 IN A minor. Grleg piano
solo. Duo Art Percy Granger: 'That's
How ] Believe In YOU" Schenectady Ia.
walian Trio; "Smilin' Through" barytone
solo, Mr.. Quinlan. THAT Old Irish Mother
Of Mine Schenectady Hawaiian Trio.
THURSDAY.