The New York herald., 1922-04-23

The programs for the coming week Of
the various broadcasting stations which
can be heard within a radius of several
hundred miles of New York are pre-
sented herewith. During the week THE
New YORK HERALD will print the daily
program of the stations each morning.
Tune instruments for $50 meter waves
on 1850 meters.
Station WIZ, Newark.
(westinghouse)
Musical program weekdays, every
hour from IL A. NJ. to p. NJ. on the
hour.
Weather Forecast (official) Daily.
IL A. NJ. IL noon. and 10 :01 P. NJ
sharp.
Shipping News-weekdays. Q :05 p. NJ
Excepting Saturday,, by Marine Enoi-
heering aud Shipping Age.
Official Arlington Time--9.52 p. NJ.
Agricultural Reports (Official) Daily,
IL noon and p NJ.
Final Baseball Scores--Every evening
at o'clock.
Program changes announced by radio
telephone.
SUNDAY.
500 T. M.-Radio Chapel services; sermon by
the Rev. A. ID. Cohoe. d. D.. assisted BY
h tne cnoir Of lwenty-four voices. ,onducted
by julius q. Zingg. +. A. G. u, also con-
dductor ductor Of the Hayden Orchestra, East
orange. The choir won first prize at the
Newark Music Festival; First Baptist
Church of Montclair. N J.
400 T. MA Midsummer Nights Dream
WIN De read by Mrs. Emma Sheridan Fry,
author OF Educational Dramatics." for
Academy OF Dramatic Arts and later
dramatic director of the Educational Dra-
matte League.
The reading OF "A Midsummer Night 3
Dream" by Mrs. Fry Is TO celebrate the
300th anniversary OF Shakespearc's birth
day. The scenes OF this play are connected
by Mrs. Fry: The reading win be accom-
panied by Mendelssohn's delightful music
arranged to meet the condensed version Of
the play. william J. Falk. director OF the
500 p. M.-Recital by Ninna Kaufman.
american coloratura. soprano. born In
best teachers and then studied for five
years with Marie Lehman (Royal I'M
perial Chambersinger. Berlin, and for many
years prima donna Of the Vienna Opera.
600 r. M.-Sacred music recital by the
Aeolian orchestrelle and Duo-Art piano.
$3.50 p. M.--Readngs and records from the
Bubble Books That Sing" py Ralph May
hew, courtesy Harper BRO.
Gas p. M.-"Sandman Stories" Abhie Phil
lips Walker; courtesy Harper Bro.
1880 +. M.-"Selective Service by Major
3 90 p M.-"The Life of Shakespeare" short
talk given in honor OF the 300th anniversary
OF Shakespeare, by r. T.. Sherwood. an ex-
Shakespearian. actor; courtesy harper x
Bro.
s 80 to 1918 p. M.--Sacred concert by the
Knights Of. Columbus Choral Society o.
West Hoboken Program; s,. ,inms ponnc Y ..fon 0y
fltebor,'' "Beatus vir.'' I" Laudate Pueri
Dominum., s'Laudate Dominum.' Mag
nificat." .'salve Regina. Haydn ssrm1n =
Passlonist Fathers Monastery. West ~ no,
boken, n. j. Sacred music: "Agnus Die,
Taverna: ''veni Creator, J. Schwen1cr;
20 saiutoris" wegand; '"Tantum Ergo.
Serou''e" MONDAY
? p histories from st. Nicholas Maga-
zine. courtesy OF the Century Gompanyy; ysu-
: 70 10 r. M.-Recitals by Mildred Ven,
ing, Harpist Byron Bay, pianist. ,s reu
Mcpherson. barytone. and jesse hoenis,
violinist. Their programs WIN Do an
10 Io:i5 i. M-Musicai program: Recital
byJ Marcia Schupac. concert soprano'
Bernard Mann, pianist and aceompanaiI,;; p.iaIn;
Mr MrosTam, p,ner." '1. curran: Thank God for .
Gardenl" Del Riego. "Oh! Dry Inose
Tears" Del Riego; Just Wearin i"r 10
You." G; !, Bond, Ir,ss Rasns LSor Gor "f Rose.
schupac: Mother Machree," Alcott: un
Hel al vedrems" from "Madama Butter
fly" Puccni; Grade song. onap. Mapr0wn,n rronp
~ "a" pnsslan folk songs. Where Ny Cara
van Has Rested l.ohr; Wake Up"
Phillips somss,me; ooass ssn9pas, Beethoven
"Berceause.'' Chopin; The nightingale
AIlabbieff- Liszt Pastoral el Variee.
Mozart Sixth hungarian Rhapsody
List.
TUESDAY.
- u"Man In the Moon stories for
children tcl, copyright Newark Sunday
,.so =. M.-.'Developmcnt OF Port OF New
York and I,s Benefits to the Nation, py
(. II Outerbridge chairman, the Fort OF
New York Authority. established by com.
pact between the States OF New YORK anu
= 10 10:i5 p. M.-Concert by the Westing-
house Band. 25 pieces. under the direction
OF Louis Morrell
r uAnimaI stories by Florence Smith
Vincent; courtesy New York Evening TEL
egram. ,...
80 I. M.--"what Federal Meat Inspection S n
Robert NJ Muiiings. United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture.
s to io:i5 =. M.-Concert py ,he Sew ,, iorh
University Musical clubs, A. J. kebet.
,Jr president: I, college songs. ~ Sou
Want 10 Go TO College" and our Lydis.
Glee Club: 2. Martin March. Bit,ing;
club. 2. New York University" Theodore
Distier I. winter Song" Buiiard. and
''The Bee. Glee Club; .. saxaphone solo
and '.,rhe Violet Giee Club. Part II: Z.
solo, Mini Mama. G. Quintano; ". New
Thy Sweet Voice." Saint Saens, and ka-
looa. weidt. Instrumental Club: o. Give
Rouse" Bantock. Giee Club: 10. "Jazza
Be Artists" All Of o,,t Kind: IL, violin n,,.
York University Quartet: -, banjo solo
by Harry six: II. "Old Uncle Moon.
Scott, Giee Club: IL, cello solo by a. y.
Zack. 10. Palisades official New York
University song. Gems, 100. Gee Club.
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program are az the request of the Lecture
Bureau ~ the New York Board OF Educa-
ton
i. Mack Rabbit Stories" by David
cory. New York Evering Mail.
$50 r. NJ" Suggestions for European
COMPANY OF New York
7.s5 y. M.-,'Maintenancc OF Storage Bat
tories" by r. Slater:
y. Nan Hour n Tone Land. by
Junior department OF the National Fedora
tion OF Music Clubs. who viii present III
Norfieet Trio cathg rine Norflee., violin
ist Helen Norfleet. pianist: Leeper Nor
Dance. Brahms: '.Menuet IN c. beet.
fovcn "By the Brook" Bosdeffre: "scher-
20 from u flat Trio;' Schubert; The
swan" saint Saens:. waltz IN ma J.
Jor." Brahms, and MOLLY on the shore"
p. M.-RccitaI by Mabel Corlew, dra-
matte soprano aud teacher; courtesy
Aeolian Company.
FRIDAY.
r. M.-'Asn IN the Moon stories tc) +,
Newark Sunday Cali
$50 T.. M--concert by the Filipino Orches-
tra from the steamship Lone star state.
The largest and probably the most novel
a nv VaEee