New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-02
Sunday, July 2
WIZ, Newark (sso meters)

800 p. M.-Radio chapel services by
Rev. George Sayre Miller, Washing
ton Street Baptist Church, Orange,
N. j.; music by church choir.
$3.50 P. M-Readings and records
from the Bubble Books that Sing"
by Ralph Mayhem.
700 P. M.--Adventure stories for boys
and girls. With a great American boy
Nathan Haze
1870 P. M.-'Astronomy and the ANA
teur Astronomer" by David B. Pick
cring, of East Orange, N. J.
8 P. M.-Music Temple of America pre-
sents "The Man From Paris" opera
in one act. Under the direction OF
Fred N. Tracy. Cast: Duchess, after
ward the Queen, Marguerite Cope
land; tompon, owner of hotel: Mar
guerite, the village belle, Bonnye
Kyle; Victorine, guest of Pompon,
Marie Rose; Violet, guest at restau-
rant, Marie Blodgett; the Page to
the Queen, Rosa Tenwick; Second
Page to the Queen, Dorothy Ellis;
Matte, first lady in waiting, Ruth
Reid; Cupid in Disguise. Mae Cert
win; Ladies in Waiting, Helyne
Clarke, Mary O'Rouke, NJ. Green, c.
c. Waterman, Rita Elfnbin, Mary a.
Rosie and Eleanor Moore; Solar
deau, the Chef and Composer of an
Opera, Mr. Ernest A. Hopf; the
Baron, Jack Bloom Marcel, q l.. S.
Lieutenant, Chas. Floyd; Pierre, reg
ular boarder, afterwards the "Man
from Paris" Stanley A. Cylvick;
Caesar, guest at restaurant, Sidney
Jackson; Mike, head waiter and
jester, Carl Murdock; the Investi-
gator, Harvey y. Wcstfall; the
Slave, in second detective bureau,
John Wirbyn; a Citizen and Guest,
F. r. Millerand; Court Gentlemen,
Ferreol Vilar, B. Z. Engelbach, John
Wirbyn, Leroy Ellis, Mr.. Hoffman,
Mr.. Thompson, and members of the
"Music Temple" Staged under the
direction Of Mr.. Paul Massens. Music
conducted by the composer, Emma r.
Steiner
s:15 P. M.-Concert by Lisbet Hof-
man. Program: "Scherz," Warm
"Eccosaisen," "Valse," Concert
Etude," Manages (Clouds),' Little
Sketch" "Chromatique Valse."
II P. M.-Arlington official time.
WAT, Jersey City 600 Meters)
6:57 p. m.-Tuning test.
Z p. m.-Joint recital by Ethel Rabe.
15-year- old coloratura soprano, and
Eleanor Mulcahy, contralto, Carl
Brandorff to accompany at the piano.
Program by Miss Rabe: (a) "a Caro-
Mic Ben, 90 Caro- Nome from
Mamma" from "Cavalleria''; Cd
Deep River" Negro spirituel; (e)
"Elegie"; 81 "Duna"; e. "Obstina-
tom; (h) Tommy Lad; ID
"L'Heure Exquise"; Cd al Bacio";
(k)) "The Winds in the South"
1880 p. m.-Announcemcnts.
1888 p. m.-Prograni by Eleanor Null
cahy: {a) "Sebben Crudele"; o.
"O'Del Milo Dolce; (c) Come Rag
gio Di Sol; (d) ave Maria; (e)
Thank God for a Garden; 90 81
Love You Truly; (g) "Vittoria Mic
Core"
WIN, Ridgewood, L. I. $3.50 meters)
l to p. m.-'Cello recital by James
White. Selections: Angels Whis-
per-" memories" and Evening Star"
Violin recital by Howard Rattay. Sc
lections: Fifth Nocturne," Largo"
(HandeD, "AngeIs Serenade" and
""Traumerei." Piano recital by Pro
lessor Joseph F. Stroehlein. Selec-
tions: "Rige.etto Paraphrase"
(Lisz), "Serenade' (Drdla), Celeste
Aida" (Verdi).
1880 to II p. m.-Eevening of sacred
music by Mount Olivet Presbyterian
Church, of Brooklyn, auspices of
Mrs. David Hartley, organist of the
church. Song recital by Miss Myrtle
Hurford, contra1to Selections: open
the Gates of the Temple" "My Task"
and plains of Peace" Duet by
Myrtle Hurford, contralto, and
Joseph Schmidt, barytone. Selec-
tions: II Heard the Voice of Jesus
Say" and other sacred selections.
WBZ, Springfield, Mass. $3.50 meters)
s p. m.-Church services conducted by
the Rev. Edison R. Leach, pastor of
the St. James Methodist Church, as
sisted by choir
WGI, Medford Hillside, Mass. (260
p. m.-Radio church service, con-
Quoted by the Rev. D. Harold Hickey,
pastor FIRST NJ. E. Church, Med
ford. Special Fourth of July service
Sermon: "The Secret of National
Greatness" Church music
KDkA, Pittsburgh $3.50 meters)
10 a. m.-Services of the Calvary Epis-
copal Church, the Rev. E. J. Van
Etten, rector. Harvey B. Gaul,
organist and musical director.
1:45 p. m.-Children's Bible stories
"The Story of a Jawbone."
. p. m.-Radio Chapel. conducted by
the Rev. W. Frank Silveus, D. D.,