The New York herald., 1922-05-28
EVENTS OF THE WEEK
IN THE RADIO FIELD
Cavaleria Rusticana to Be Broadcasted in Full by
WJZ-William ]. Flynn Former Secret Service
Chief, to Talk on Check Forgers.


announced by radio. Courtesy OF the Aeo-
lian Company.
THURSDAY.
I 100 p. M.-"Jack Rabbit Stories" by David
Cory. New York Evening Mail.
T:45 r. M.-"visting Nurse Service, by LII
liam D. wild. head OF the Henry Street
Settlement of New York.
500 2. M.-Concert by the Eintracht Singing
Society OF West Hoboken, William Laufen-
berg, musical director. This society was
organized July 20. 1885. and is therefore
considered the oldest singing society In the
country and is known by its annual con-
certs for the benefit Of the North Hudson
Hospital. Officers OF the society: Charles
Hirsch, president; Fred Wassmer, vice
and recording secretary: Emil Riethmuller.
financial secretary: Franz Stamer. treas
urer; Charles Miskam and August Rose; =.
Kern; solo. aria from the opera ''Hugenot-
ten; Meysrbeer. by Bertha Franz; nsere,
Nsn Ssds white mighty .di" LAX b..I RSss
astf1 stie Ths sI%anS Rl.s s sessss. S%dns Rsn
5sus; ,crueifix. sdgso, Fame; Duet .I3 by
',WHaldmarsen, Koiiner
a:oo p. M-Recital by James F. o'Neii.
1rish-American lyric-dramatic tenor: Sally
Zamzok (Mrs. j. II. LefD. accompaniste.
Program OF song successes OF Chauncey
olcott and other standard Irish ballads
Down." Eileen Allansh." The Tumble
Down Shack In Athlone." 'Springtme In
Tase e Tsss raEs Goma time Hssn MA
Balfe's Killarney"
0 80 p. M.-Concert by the Tennessee Five.
York and New Jersey--A Loeffier. pianist ;
John Bull. tenor banjo: Bruce Mapes, sax
ophone; Carl Moser. drums. and William
Wagner, Jr, violinist and director.
FRIDAY.
a P. M.-"Man in the Moon" stories (c)
SUNDAY
Z 80 p. M.-"Historieai Talk on Making OF
Watches" BY John John shsdway:, .,ouon.
variety by Bozeman Bulger. arranged by
p. l.. Atkinson OF New York.
7;@ p. M-"The Trend of Business Condi-
tions." by the Magazine OF Wall Street.
:5s p M-'Eroa dcasting Broadway" by
Bertha Brainard.
sos p. M.-Recital by Elizabeth Spencer,
soprano, we'll known recording artist, who
will sing the leading role in the Musical
Masque at Montciair; Mabellanna Corby.
L. sss aas the
Mabeilanna corby: would YOU You" joyous
by ou'e sU%ner Night
Thomas, and several other musical selec-
tions.
appeared in Prague and Vienna as soloist
with the Philhs rmonic Orchestrss, will al
ternate with Miss Spencer. Mr.. Lusk Re-
Chicago; Nine. Ludmila wetche, accom-
paniste PTosram i .Msdts,icnI from reIs
tssy." smetana; 8. "Ber,euse from Joee-
lyn, GODDARD .Msnust. Psdsrswsk; q ,,sr
.At Morning" Jeanne Boyd: "Raiae"
purTan HspDsnsss y aaeeEmanv E,n veehsn S,sht
@S1as'' A%ss 1t si's sylvia. 's sehuesrs: Eruylng
zet, Veil; ia aria from LOUISE lie trenn p crea %
fion. with verdure Glad" Haydn; we
Two" and Last Hour A. Walter kra-
mer; "Ecstacy.' Waltz Song, Arditti.
SATURDAY.
! p. M.-"UncIe wigEiiy's Bedtime Stories,
by Howard r. G.ri: the r,n,sS aa.hof IN OF many ,n
newspapers and frequently appearing on
KDKA's and WIS radio programs. :.
7:t5 p M-"F.shion Talks by an editor
of "Harper's Bazaar. o.
Club Orchestra Of New York. Sidney
F'roechlich director ~
Q to 1918 =. M.-The opera Cavaiieria lNus M
ticana" will be given by the biJou opera
Ensemble. William J. Palk, director.
wGY, Schenectady tGeenrai Eaectric).
MONDAY.
30 r M-Noon stock market quotations.
100 p M.-Stock and produce market quo,
tations and reports: baseball results an"
late news bulletins.
TUESDAY.
10 p. M-Esrly stock market quotations.
4 90 r. M-Producs and stock market quota
tions: baseball results In National. Ameri-
can and International leagues; news oulie-
900 p. M.-Address. detector connections
THE crystel Detector.' by A. i. Van
= Dyck. General Electric Company radio en-
s.l5 r. M.-Concert program. Piano solo
IsoIde's Love Death" from Tristan and
Isolde. Wagner transcription by Franz
Lizst) Rudolph CAM. duo art soprano
solo-"A Memory" Park. Miss Edith X
Ennis. Joseph c. Derrick. acconpanist
Trombone solo-"Down on the Farm with
varfations), Harlow. George Gould. Read
ing-(a) ''Hsrrigan Came Home Again. tbo
Somebody Braley kolm Haser Tenor
soo-'Until," ssnderson; J. a. Cuhane.
Miss NJ. II. Culhsne, accompanist Address
The Port OF New York" by r. +. Ores
son, chief engineer OF the Port Of New
York authority. Trombone soioS"silWyer Wr
Gould. Piano soio--Air de Ballet. Chami-
made; Irving c. Bullock. Soprano solo
ouando men vo soletta, from La Bo-
heme." Puccini; Miss Edith r. Ennis. Jo-
seph G. Derrick. accompanist Tenor
soio-"Isle Of Dreams" Olcott; Mr.. Cul-
hane. Reading-Bssebell. Braley; Mr.. ia
ger Soprano solo-Prince Charming. Leh-
mann; Miss Ennis. Mr.. Derrick. accompan-
list Trombone solo-'Love's Enchantment,
Pryor; Mr.. Gould. Tenor solo Friend OF
Mine" Sanderson; Mr.. Culhane; MISS Cul-
hane, accompanist
WEDNESDAY.
40 r. M-Noon stock market quotations.
90 p. M.-Stock and produce market quo,
tatlons and reports; baseball results and
late news bulletins.
THURSDAY.
10 80 p. M.-Early stock market quotsti0ee
500 =. M.-Produce and stock market ouo-
tations; baseball results: news bulletins.
''Romanza Anduiza.'' sarasatte: Mis- Alma
Skaine Tenor solo-"The Four Leaf
Glover" Brownell; George J. Perkins. Miss
csrs stsaTn' m sss
Riley; Edward II. Smith. Violin solo
Largo. Handel: Miss skaine SOPRANO solo
Lows Garden OF Poses, Wood; Mrs. j;
Romeo and Juliet with Incidental music
from Gounod's opera. Romeo and JUL
cite" Shakespeare; Mr.. Smith and Miss
Viola Karwowsks. Tenor solo, Bitterness
OF Love-. Dunn: Mr.. Perkins. Violin solo
Nobody Knows the Trouble Seen
(negro sprituaD. White: Miss Skaine
Soprano solo--"DaisIes." HALEY; Mrs. Per
kins. Violin solos-(s) Song 20 the Even
Ing star from Tsnnhauser. Wasner. tbl
Songs My Mother Taught Me-" nvorak !.
Miss skaine. Soprano and tenor duet
''oh, That We Two Were Maying." Nevin;
MIR. and Mrs. George j. Perkins
FRIDAY.
I:an r. M-Eariy stock market quotations
100 p. M.-Produce and stock market quo
tations. baseball results, news bulletins.
100 r. M.-Nlntl chapter of Alice IN Won
derlGnd." Kolln Hager. reader.
s 40 r. M.-fIeaith talk, Modern Treatment
for Hay Fever" by Dr. Hermann NJ. Biggs.
New York state Health Department.
S:45 p. M--Concert program. Program fur
nished through the courtesy of the Cham
ber OF Commerce. Hcrkimer New York; :
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