The New York herald., 1922-07-20
.To-day's Radio Program
NEWARK (WESTTNGHOUSE). /.
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VIZ. NEWARK twESTINGHOUSE).
co Cory New YORK Essnf ESsnns stnLiI %a 'y Daa
7;45 r. M.-Taik by Walter II. Eddy. Co
lumbia University Teachers College.
Prail. lyric soprano: ELMER Collier. pianist
and accompanied. Miss Prall has been
soloist in various New York churches
during the last three years and since the
armistice has entertained wounded vet
Grams one afternoon each week at the
United States Marine Hospital. she .pas
York. Program-'Norwegian Echo song.
Thrane; Down in the Forest. Ronald;
..'will O. the wisp." spross; ARIA de Pulls
le Jour. Louise" Chapantier: ITO You.
Rodenbeck; Nah Lindy LOU" Strickland;
Me Song" spross; ave Maria Bach
Gounod.
$500 p. M.-"Under the Evening Lamp a
they Came 'i'ssAi Frcm.S an Ensiishman.. sur.
Year IN One Church." a suggestion that
may help a good many parishes. large and
small: "A Remarkable Ht." clever work
9:15 p. M-Concert by Eleanor Eff. So
prano; Carroll Mcclure. accompanist.
wwZ. MANHATTAN (wANAMAKER).
40 p. M.-Brief song recital by Leota e.
2:4o p. M.-Ampico recital. recordings of
famous artists.
3:4o P. M.-Barytone songs by Edward Smith.
1890 p. M;-Concert by the Avon serenaders.
Gustave Lux. saxaphone; Jerry Kabatnik.
violin; Louis Kabatntk. pianist
KDKA, PITTSBURGH (wEsTNGhOUsE).
100 p. M.-Weekly health talk on How TO
Keep Physically Fit Through Systematic
Exercise" by Harry Greb. Americas
ehampion Hight heavyweight. From Pitts
700 p, M.-"Home Furnishing Modern and
Practical" Miss Harriet Webster Of the
Joseph Horne Company. Pittsburgh. From
1ruh prpaf Gttxdi In
7:15 p. M.-"what tM disappearing Forest,
Mean to America NJ. l.. Davey. general
pany. Inc. Kent Ohio From Pittsburgh
Post Studio.
500 p. M.-Concert by artists from the
Karlson, soprano: Miss Marion Clark.
pianist; Roy f. Shumaker. violinist and
Mrs. Roy z; shumaker. accompanist; Miss
Martha b. Steckel. reader. Program-ln
Juba.'' Dett. Miss Marion Clark; .'Invo-
.'oid Refrain" Kreisler. Roy E. shumaker:
reading. Miss Martha b.. Steckel; Danny
Miss Viola Karrson; "Adasio Pathetlaue:''
GODDARD. Mr.. Shumaker; "Gavottc," Gluck-
Brahms; Forest Murmurs." Liszt. Miss
(sIGNAL CORPS, U. s. A..
$3.50 P. M.-Instruction in radio; Amplico
600 p. M.-Evening Mail concert under the
direction Of Charles d. Isaacson. Pianos.
by the chairman; (a) 20 Paradise" N'Af..
ricainel. Meyerbeer; (b) Donna dorrei
Mrs. Margaret L.. Mcbride at the piano;
'yissi dArte" LA Tosea). Puccini. by
Miss Ruth Baxter, soprano; Miss Made
leine Perell at the piano; (a) "Nocturne.
Op. II. No. 49, Chopin; (b) 'Mazurka.
Op. 6, No q" Chopin; (c) ''valse. Op. "a.
No. e. Chopin. by Miss Miriam Mode
levska, pianist; Face to Face with Tschai-
kowsky," by Charles d. Isaacson, author
of Face to Face with Great Musicians;
(a) "vesti la giubba" (PaglaccD, Leonca-
vallo: (b) Love. I Have Won You,'
Ronald: (c) Little Mother of Nine" Bur-
leigh, by Mr.. Mabee: (a) Yesterday and
To-day" Spross;. (b) 'By the Fresidc,''
Mary Kant Cc) Because" D'Hardelot.
by Miss Baxter; (a) ''Nocturne," Tschaf-
kowsky; (b) "Serenade." Schubert-Liszt;
(c) Polla," Rubinsten, by Miss Modelev-
ska Charles D. Isaacson. chairman.