The New York herald., 1922-06-04

"A Trip In Ford" reading Dy Mise Good
Absent" lMetcaif)., quartet; monoIoeis
by Miss Goodspsed: Long Day Closes
Quartet FRIDAY.
s:00-"The Sieve" Feri Felix Weiss. for
merly agent u. s. Department Of Justics
and Inspector OF Immigration, port Of
s:I5-walker Leighton Chamberlain. barry
tone. Vision Fugitive from ..Herodiade
Did Not Know CvanderpooD. TRY Beam
ing Eyes (MacDowelD.
s;so-Antonio Martone tenor and T,v violihst mist.
are blind. Selections: "Mavis" (Craxtonl.
,puna"., tMcGiiD. Mr.; Martons; my
Mr.. Goyette: ''Indian Lament" (KreLser,.
| Perpetual Motion (Bohm). violin solos,
e:Oo-IdeaI Mandolin Club Myrtle. Msloon
| shattuck. leader. "Coiegisms," "A Moon
light Froiic." ''HIppity Hop
SATURDAY.
s:oo-"Larse Numbers" Prof. William n:
| Mathematics. This is the twenty first IN
the series Of Tufts College radio lectures
pianist. in pleasant melody. Program includ-
Ing "Bysognes." nAngel Child" On the
Gypsy Blues tsissle and Bake). Lillian
l.. Evans. songs. Time After Time
se, ssal9; 9oo Angel 1ss,n Child" 'Davis'' I'm For
s!oo-5oseph 90 1ss :. accrann viollnlst. sunny
and why nrr pear sn,1 Win piano
sohn). Wyoming Waltz" and The Sheik.'
one string violin. accompanied by phono-
graph. Mr.. McCrann Is the inventor OF
one string violin which rs used In radio
| broadcasting for the first time.
Station w z. Springfield (Westinshouse).
SUNDAY.
500 r. M.-Rev. Garret v. styker. Secrs-
tary of the American International College;
music by the student chorus.
MONDAY.
1880 p. M.-BasebalI scores OF the Eastern.
American and National leagues. Uncle
Wiggily Bedtime Story from the Spring
7:4s p. M.-The first of a series Of talks on.
Ss Week. by Joseph @ y
| Springfield Is Doing" Professor l.. r
Grose. department OF forestry, Massachu-
500 p. M.~Basebali scores. Ruth Boswick-
Cook. Soloist of st. Paul's Universalist
Church. Mrs. Christine Campbell, pianist.
TUESDAY.
1880 p. M.-Bascball scores. Uncle wigsily
7:45 r. M-..springfield." by Mayor Edward
F.. Leonard. Talk by Prof. j.. c. Graham.
department of poultry. Massachusetts Agr'-
500 T.. M-Baseball scores. Program OF
vocal selections by Mabel J. Brown. Ar
thur x. Brown and Master James F.
Brown.
WEDNESDAY .eot-
1870 P. M.-Basebeli scores Bedtime story:
| Government market reports courtesy OF
New England Homestead).
| 7:45 p. M.-Talk by z. J. White OF the
Springfield Charities Department: X. I.
cultural College. 3-
500 MMBsseba scores musical ssnrIne pro-
Jessie Downie. pianist. @
THURSDAY. 10 3
1890 p. M.-Baseball scores: Uncle Wissiy h
Bedtime Story.
| 7:45 P. M-Taik by Philip V. Erard. chair
ma of Roar rd of
| Phelan department of rural sociology.
Massachusetts Agricultural College.
lections by the Peerless Orchestra, G. b.
Grsville. piano: = Higgins. saxoenone
and clarinet; L. Kenny. traps; l.. STAN
nard. violin. >tv
1880 p. M.-Basebali scores. Uncle wissily
Bedtime Story.
CITY," by George c. Gardner. chairman OF
the City Planning Board: talk by Dean
Edward NJ. Lewis. Massachusetts, Agri-
s :00 p. Nj. M.-Basebar scores. musical program.
tions by Gerd Gilhoff. pianist
SATURDAY. =.
Il g 100 p. M-Basebail scores. musical program.
7:4s p. M.-Talk by Margaret Hamlin. Agrs-
cultural Councillor to Women. 49,
Marguerite Barnes, piano: Wallace Street,
err banjo; Richard Streeter, saxophone;
"Sonny'' Wallace. xylophone.s
station wvP. Fort Wood. n. Y. C.. Signal
l. Corps, U. $. A.
MONDAY.
s:5o p M-Instruction in radio.
300 r, M.-Conccrt under the direction OF
Charles Isaacsop. Among the artists VINO
will take part In the program are Emiiy
Roosevelt Chadderton. soprano; Mrs. tlor-
ence VESSEL at the piano; Isidore Greenberg.
violinist: Chevalier c. De Lanceiotu =, .ns
piano; Elsie Reign, contralto; Madeleins ,,iI,
Strad,vs RUS from Face to Face With
Great Musicians OF Charles d. lsaacson'
by Miss Rose Roden. u7
TUESDAY.
s:5oP M.-Instruction in radio.
100 p. M-Concert presented under the aus
pices OF the Brooklyn Daily Eagle; kathe-
rine Piatt Gum. violinist: Virginia Los
prano; William o. G.. Jones, barytone;
S. Ljunkvist. tenor.
WEDNESDAY.
$3.50 r. M.-Instructlon In radio.
100 r. M.-"The History OF Radio, by Ray
mond Travis Yates. radio editor OF INC
o: 20 p. M.-"Efhcient Operation OF Radio Re
ceivers," by Lloyd Jacquet. A. I. r. r.
THURSDAY.
$50 T. M-Instr-iction in rcdio.
100 +. M.-Concert under the auspices OF the
william Knabe Company. Rosemary Prslf.
soprano: Florence Stern. violinist; Edna
Horton. pianist.
FRIDAY.
$3.50 +. M.-Iistruction in radio.
o 200 r. M-Dorothy w. Portinxaii ten-yea~s
old Juvenile. will entertain with the follow.
ing songs: THAT Old Irish Mother OF
Mine" That's How ! Believe In fou.
saxophone medley In three parts. playing
and singing Peggy O'Neill." II Found
Rose in n Devils Garden who'll be ne
Next One 10 Cry Over Your This talented
little girl has appeared publicly since the
age OF as a singer. dancer. impersonatof
and dramatic artist. both on the stage and
screen. appearing with Goldwyn and Fa-
nous Players Maeterinck'ss THE be-
throthai' and in many vaudeville sketches.
SATURDAY.
le:SO p M.--Answering of letters and ques-
tions submitted by the RADIO audience
200 +. Man address on The Port or New
York" by J. Spencer Smith, vice-chairmsn
of the Port Of New York Authority and
president of the Board of Commerce and
Navigation OF New Jersey.
o:3O r. M-Concert by Miss Marcia Schupac.
soprano; Bernard Mann assisting artist
''Lacanzone di Doretta" from La Ror-
dine" (PuccinD. Aus Mlenen grossen
schmerzen" (Franz). 'Madchen Nit dcrn
rotten Mundchen'' CFranzl. When Love 10
pac). "By the Bridge CTroykal. What's
In the Air To-day (Robert Eden). "At
For YOU BROWN. Mr.. Mann: Rhansody
No. ~ CLiszD. prelude minor tRscr-
maninoff, pastoral and variatia (Mozarti.
Miss Schupac Is well known Brooklyn
dramatic soprano and entertained 'hs
army and navy boys overseas during ire
war whom she served with the Americas
Over There Theater League"
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