New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
ne 1rlb1ne Radio Comment and Advce-By lack Blrns
Daily Radio Program,
Sunday. May Il
WIZ, Newark 1850 meters,


the Episcopal Church of Paterson.
4:oo p. m.--"My Garden" by Louise ,.
Wilder.
1880 p. ln.-Recital by Lucille Bethel,
soprano. Mms. Severn and Mabel
anna Corby will be at the piano. Pro
gram: Aria, "voi Sapete," from Ca
valleria Rusticana; Bowl of Roses"
II Love Thee" "Is It Rainy, Little
Flower?" Thank God for Garden"
Bubbles" Without Love-" Joyous
Youth" and Somewhere, Some Day"
$500 p. m.--Literary Vespers' "The
Benefcence of Death" by Edgar
White Burrill.
$3.50 p. m.--"The Bubble Book That
Sings" by Ralph Mayhem.
6:45-"Sandman Stories" told by Kas-
per Seidel.
7:oo-"The Little Red Hen" and Glow
the Brownie came to Blednock," by
Bertha Jessamyne Hawkins.
T:20-"Business on the Upward Trend,
by ]. H. Tregoc.
:30-"Foreign News" by P. ". Wilson.
800 Recital by Alfred Sgueo, violin
ist. Program: Romance" "Guitarre,' u
"Erotic," "Rondino on Theme" "Tlae
Bee" Zigucnerweisen, waltz in A
major. Meditation" Caprice No IA
Mr. Pascarella will play "Minuet" and
"Alla Fonte."
$500 p. m.---Concert by the Orpheus
Quartet Of Newark. Ernest A. Burk-
hardt, first tenor; Lester A. Palmer
second tenor; Herman Kreitler, first
bass; Howard ]. Gee, second bass
Quartet numbers: Autumn Sea-
Awake, My Love-" Secrets" "D,
Sandman" 1.-TWO Roses" "settin
Round the Fire." Lullaby" "Land
of Mine"
Solos: "The Jasmine Door," by Err
nest A. Burkhardt; Keep on Hopin',
by Lester A. Palmer; "Horning," bs
Herman Kreitler; Morning." by Fl
Gee. Duets: "solcnne Inest' Ora,
| "Solo Profugo."
"The G Great Beyond guy The f1'si,os Los
Chord" "I'd Build World in tn,
Heart Of Rose" "a Dream
Springs a Lovable Ladye," "Th'
STAR" "Rose in the Bud" "From tn,
Land Of the Sky Blue Water"
Selections by james Murphy, &C
cordionist. Program: The Right
of Man." Liverpool Hornpipe,
STACK Of Barley" "Green Fields o
America" Medley Irish Jigs," in
PRODUCING "Maid of Athlone," "Inter
national Echoes" Highland Schot
tsche.'
WBZ, Springfield, Mass. 1850 Meters
8 p. na.--Radio chapel services. Tai
by Gordon Law, NJ. B. E.. of India
"Ghandi and the Future of India"
$500 p. ,1l.--Services by the Springfield
College gospel deputation team.
WAAT. Jersey City (20o n,eters}
6:57 p. m.-Tuning test.
1900 p. :n.-Radio chapel vesper servic
conducted BY Rev. Henry B. Bryan
B. D., rector Of Grace Church, Jerse
City, assisted by choir, soloists an
organist.
7:30 p. .n,.--Announcements.
1885 p. m.-Recital by Elsie Baire
SOioi q u L a SOSldNOs Va 1HS W mo
in the South" o. "The Lass Wit
Through The Rye" (d) "The An
swer," (e) "Rice Song and Story.
Gin Japanese, IL LULLABY an
Story" Gin Japanesc), aria fror
MADAME Butterfly"
WGI, Medford Hillside, Mass. $3.50
mcters)
p. nl.-Radio church service con
Quoted by Rev. e. r. Carter, Har
ward Church, Brookline. Scemor
"The Search for Cod" assisted b.
Harvard Young Peoples Quartet
James Thompson and Edwin r. Car
ter, tenors; Willis Whitcomb an
Ralph Wheeler, basses. Selections
When There's Love at Home" NV
Found Friend Jesus, Savior
Pilot Ne"
$3.50 p. n.--Master w. J. Peterson, bo
soprano soloist, Emanuel Churcl
Back Bay. Z. Lewis Dunham. az
and Best of the Sons Of the Morr
ing" "Hark, Hark, Ny Soul"
KDKA, Pittsburgh, GEO meters)
10 a. m.-Services of the Emory Metht
dist Episcopal Church, North High
land Avenue at Rippey Street, Pitt.
burgh. Pa: Rev. ". Woford T. Dur
can, minister.
1:45 p. m.-Children's Bible stor,
"Thc Boy Who Lived With the Pigs
. D. m.-Radio chapel. conducted b
the Rev. Frank Edwin Smith, paste
Luther Memorial Church.
$3.50 p. n.--Services OF the Ca.var
Episcopal Church, the Rev Z. j. Va
Etten, rector.
kYW, Chicago (360 meters)
$3.50 y. n,.-Radio chapel service, co.
Quoted by DR.. John Thompson, Fir,
Methodist Episcopal Church. ON "
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