Evening journal., 1922-04-17
TOday'S Radio Program
Station WIZ. Newark.
(Tune 10 500 Meters)


Musical program every hour from II
A. NJ 10 y NJ on the hour.
Weather Forecast (ofhciaD
II a. NJ, II NJ, 8 and 1901 p. M.
Shipping news weekdays 1905 p. NJ
Saturday, by Marine Engin-
,ering and Shipping Age.
Official Arlington time, 9;58 p. M
Agricultural reports, official. daily
70 NJ. and 6 p NJ.
MONDAY
900 j. ~ -Altn ION Fairy T7l's
translated by Slgne Toksvlg. read by
Mr.. Carton; courtesy of MACMILLAN
Company Mr.. Carton win speak 10
the parents for few minutes at 1873
about the Juvenile Latter Library
which he originated and the selection
? 40 p. M.E"Death Of Sitting Bull" by
Capt Frank Winch (the man with the
radio voice. another frontier talk OF
historic interest which VIII include
thrilling description OF the tragic ana
frenzled Indian Ghost Dance. capt
Winch famous angler and big game
hunter. has proven to be one OF the
most popular speakers ever heard
over the radio phone and is continu-
ing his series OF authoritative au-
dresses on Western life by request
8 TO $3.50 =. M.-Concert under the
direction of Charles d. lsaacson edi-
tor "Our Family Music" New YORK
Evening Mail Program: The Gwalia
Welsh Glee club of thirty-hve men,
Miss Grace Paul at the piano THE
Crusaders" prOthrOe; sweet 10y ana
BY" Prothroe The Martyr Of the
Arena" de Roillie Lovely Maiden
Evans: "Castuiia." Prothroe March
OF the Men Of Haralich" welsh pa
triotic song). Miss Media Nc
Creery. soprano Miss Rhea siberia
az the piano ARIA from Aida;.
Birthday" Woodman, Miss Maud
Morgan. harpist; "Lamento. Hassel-
mans. Fairy Legend, Oberlnur
Face to Face with Lalo,' Mr. Char,,
les d. 1saacson Mr.. J. c. Freund
editor and owner Musical Amer
lea" Americas dean of musicD
"The Great World Cry-We Need
Better Life" Mr. Rhys Morgan, tenor
Mr Justine Williams az the piano
Sound an Alarm" Handel; Mr..
Samuel Roberts. tenor; MT Willlams
at the piano; "Oh Paradise" tl-a
Africanel. Meyerbeer; "Mintru Gwm'
O .SS Vf P NJ to to lois p. M.-claremont
Male Quartet. William j. Shears Ten
or: Frederick Baldwin. tenor Ut.
Howard Applegate. baritone j. Leon
Hedden bass; Julius lngg' r, a.
G. O. accompanist and director; FRO
van. Cotton Dolly" Geihel; Cock
Robin" Woodruff Little Tommy,
Macy; Rosary Nevn hee s,ui,t,.
"The Tack." Parks: stars Of the
Summer Night" Uncle Moon
scott; shadow March" P rot solG
sextst from lucia" ~, PonS Motber so OF
Mine" Burleigh; solo by, Or. .AfSpplse-
gate. "Mandalay" Speaks; Indy
T.ue" Strickland solo by MT b9lu-
win, selected solo by MT h dno, IN
Mr.. baldwin and DIT Apologize from
"Ta Bohemc." Puccnl
TUESDAY
1900 r. M2Man IN the Moon, st3 5ilei
z 40 10 T.fb T. M.-Mrs. William Ran,
dolph Hearst win outline the work oi
the Mayors committee OF women OF
the city OF New YORK anun .tlen -
tlvitles 10 provide good milk TOT poor
7.as p M-"Crime and It's Cure" by
Hon. Richard r. Enrlght. Police COM
missioner City OF New YORK. .,,
SEQ p. M.-Recital by Shirley spauia-
TX 70 p" 1G,i5 p. M.-Concert by the
brown University Orchestra. This or
chester is composed entirely OF under
t,on and is very well known through
ont tho New ENGLAND and Middle At
lantic States through their numer'
ous concerts Musical critics nraise
this orchestra very high MT. Hamll,
ton c. Macdougal. professor OF
music az wellesley College after llst
ening to their concert said, theI'
was indeed everything TO praise
shading. technical eNcellencies 81
true lntonation. fine rhythm ana a''
curacy OF notes" 49,,
Personnel OF the orchestra. G. II. Pink
ham leader; A. r. Coolidge. icon
cert mastery. a. A. can. G. p. ingalls,
w. w. Sargent, G. II. .Goldstein, X
Miller and X. p. Whiting frs
violin w Laurens d. y. Manchestelr.
second viollns w. brown, p. q