The New York herald., 1922-04-30

istto tversn, .one s.,l1@ Fine Pay. .,,non from
Sweet Home" (Webster).
MONDAY.
Z so r. M.-weekly business report.
55 II. M.--"The Travels Of Letter. Charles
l. Hammond, superintendent OF mails
$40 p M-.'The story Of Architecture" by
Prof Edward Hanscom Wright. department
OF civil engineering, Tufts College.
so r. M.-Mms Lucille Decourt.. harpist,
member Boston symphony Orchestra. Sc,
leetlons. "Boarree ,.l;. Beshl;.. Prelude
Miss Alice Mcdowell. pianist. Selections.
"Praeludium (McDowelD, 'Scherzo"
(Msndelsaohn). Concert Etude" (Mc-
8 p. M.-chadwicl< Ladies' Quartet OF Haver-
bill, Mrs. G. b. Le Gacy. first soprano;
Mrs. r. =. Kempton. second soprano; Mrs.
Peacock. second alto; Sarah Jane Hil-
Hard. pianist; Dorothy Constance Brickett
sss, ss THo Clocks. sy
the quartet: reading, Happiness" one
act play q. Hartley Manners. Miss
Brickett. piano solo. Hungarian Rhap-
quartet solo parts. "a Southern Lullaby"
Greely). Cupid Made Love to the Moon"
tsmith). by Mrs. Ethel Peacock; duet. Sc
lected by Mrs. Kempton and Mrs. Barn
stable; aria. mi Chiamono Mimi" from
"Boheme" uPuccinD. by Mrs. Clarence b;
lie Gacy; MY Little sunflower. Good
by the quartet
TUESDAY.
80 P. M.-Bedtime story for the children,
THE Candy Tree Norwood. Youths
Companion). read by Miss Eunice L. Ran
characterization" personal hygiene talk
No is. by B. A. Welcome, executive see
retary, junior department, American Heu
s:30-Donald Byrne and Francis Gompcois,
hoy soprano sololsts OF the Pauiist Chor-
listers, in popular ballads.
S:50-William Coburn, scotch parytone.
9:i5-Song hits from Zero" the Boston
University show.
WEDNESDAY.
Z :55-weekly market report. b. Miss p. H.
Goodwin OF Massachusetts Division OF
Markets, Department of Agriculture.
S10--Jimmy Gallagher in thirty minutes OF
song and laughter. with violin. cello and
piano accompaniment. Selections: wins
per. Dear" Forgive and Forget, Long.
ing" Lonesome Pines Good. Isn't 1t?
9:00--Dance program. by Nuttings-on-the-
Charles Orchestra. William s. Bassert
manager.
THURSDAY.
7:so-Bedtime story for the children, The
Story Of Polly wog" QLttle Folks Maga-
zine). read by Miss Eunice L: Randall; .,s.n;...
soo-charles r Atkinson presents a'ss. Shields Las
"success" (Bayard Taylor.
s:2o-Mlriam NJ. Brown. mandolin, selec.
tions, overture; northern 9rom .cayasleqia
Rusticana" (MascagnD. Violin selections,
"cavatina" tBohm). from The Cane
brake (Gardiner). Helen d. Higgins,
s:45-The famous Bohemian Trio, Miss Marie
Zelezny. violin; Miss Florence Colby, cello;
Miss Marie synost piano. ,ns zeIsaeS sseSt0ns ae
companied by Miss Colby and Miss sy-
mott: melody In + CRubinstein). miss
Colby NJ W,sa M'ss ynott
from Lucia" trio. James Myers in se-
iected songs. accompanied by Bohemian
Trio.
7:5O-Announcemen of amateur activities.
s-Mr. Fred J. Bond. barytone. formerly
with the lombard Opera Company OF san
Francisco. Selections: THE Rosary. MY
composer. will give some of his songs In
person. John Keefe. tenor. in limitations
OF Harry Lauder. Fred Stone and others.
S s:3O--Jenkins' Cliftondaie Orchestra. Selec-
lions: II Amt Nobody's Darling and
orehestra: rSn nat' .r1tte Blue Cap tBennettj.
trombone solo by Mr.. Wilbar: Wabash
Blues orchestra and trombone solo by
Mr.. wilbar Scarf Dance" (Chaminade),
piano solo by Harry J. Jenkins; foo
hits by the full orchestra, consisting of
Harry J. Jenkins, pianist and leader
Ellsworth Warren. violin: Edgar knowlton,
saxophone: r. White. saxophone; John IL.
Oakley, cornet; Curtis n. wilbar. from
bone: Robert Hayes, banjo; Kenneth
Morse. barytone horn; John schwank.
drum.
SATURDAY.
.S0-Miie. Pottecher-Arnould of Paris,
France, and Fraulein Gertrude Baer OF
Munich. Germany. will speak through the
same microphone on international Rela-
tions ard World Peace
:50-"International Peace and Freedom"
by Mrs. Annot Robinson OF England.
S-''The Story of Bridge Builders" by
Prof. Edward II. Rockwell. department OF
civil and structural engineering, Tufts Col
lege.
s:i5-Choir from First Univcrsaist Church.
Lynn. Selections; Spring Song" CStrauss).
quartet: tThe Shadow March (Del Riego).
Miss weye; duet. Passage Birds Fare
well' (Hildach). Miss Moody and Miss
weye Rolling Down 20 Rio" tGerman),
Mr.. Peirce; The Little Damozel" tNo-
vello). Miss Moody: duet. '"rhe Fishermen"
tGabussD, Mr.. Patch, Mr.. Peirce; "A
Dream (Bartlett). Mr.. Patch; bella
Figlia" from Rigoletto (verdD
s S:30-Eleanor Francis. dramatic soprano. ac-
companied by Frank Doyle. Selections:
Delight" Uuckstonel. Come Sing 10
Me" Uange), AT Night CRachmannofO.
station KDKA, Pittsburgh.
fWestlnghouse.)
WEEK DAY SCHEDULE.
10 to 1890 A. M.-Music.