The New York herald., 1922-04-30
EVENTS OF THE WEEK
IN THE RADIO FIELD
DR.. Royal S. Copeland, Commissioner of HEALTH to
Lecture on Physical Culture at WJZ-Lectures
by Tufts Professors From Amrad Station.

Twilight 'Glnny Shore" Carolina Roll
Q so r. M.-Reeitai by Martin Reynolds.
basso. courtesy Of Z. J. Habig.
SUNDAY.
800 r. M.-Radio Chapel Services. sermon
by the Rev. Charles T. Walkley of the
90 hfst by 2rangs 2atts es Nj lyric
soprano, courtesy of Margaret A. Carr OF
New York.
Acolian Orchestrelie and the Duo Art
6 80 +. M-Readlngs and records from the
hew eeurtssy Tesy fa oa Harpsr Bro aaDh
e:45 p. M.-"Sandman Stories." Abbie Phil
lips Walker. courtesy Harper 4 Bro.
AS p. M.-"Playgrounds," by John Erad-
ford. National Fairgrounds Association.
500 r. M.-Recital by Gabriel Engle. concert
violinist Program: ''Cappriccio vslse,' =
weiniawski: '.Alier Seeen.-' Schubert
Joachim; "violinata." Mascagni- Engel:
variations Tartini1<reSsler;, Negro
Spiritual Engel moiss0nna; %atz Bach 80
Chopin; .Zigennerweise." Sarasate.
o 80 p. M.-Concert by the Liederkranz Sing
ing Society of Elizabeth. N. j.. Otto VIM
mer. director.
station wGY, schenectady.
General Electric.)
Every evening except Saturday and Sunday
stock and produce market reports will be
announced at o'clock.
100 II. M.--Stock and produce market reports.
1:45 T.. Ma Waltz. Chamberlayne; (b),
Butterfly Dance; piano solos by the COM
poser. Mrs; Katherine Chamberlayne; "A
Gypsy. Maiden t. Henry Parker; soprano
solo. Mrs. A. #. Anderson: accompanist.
Mrs. Thomas G. Wilbur: "Legende,"
Bohm; violin solo. Mrs. Charles Lee; ac-
companist Mrs. Thomas @. Wilbur. Mora
and the Twins" Hare: humorous reading,
Miss Helen Zander: when My Ship Comes
Sailing Home" Duerree; tenor solo. Maui
rice May: accompanst. Mrs. Katherine
Chamberiayne: "Carita.'' Atherton; violin
solo. Mrs. Lee; "The Shoogy shoo." Am
brose: soprano solo. Mrs Anderson; The
solo, George Gould; The Poor Old Maid"
Walter Ben Hare: reading. Miss Zander;
'.Bercense." Green: violin solo. Mrs. Lee;
Anderson: violin obligato, Mrs. Lee; &C
companist Mrs Wilbur: i've Done My
Work." Carrie J. Bond; tenor solo. MT.
May; accompanist. Mrs. Chamberlayne.
THURSDAY.
P. M.-stock and produce market reports.
1:45 p. M.-Musical program program
furnished through courtesy of the Troy
Times" radio department. Troy. n. 70
0rchestra Firtatian % Hsmund: s,6u acnsse- arrsse
tra-Neal Clement, violnist; Carleton s.
Harloff, cornetist, Theodore Clement vio-
linist; Carson Conklin. 'cellist; Kenneth
.Leetle Batiste" (Canadian). DR.. w. IL.
Drummond. Rutherford Hayner; contralto
MAY Day" Carpenter: Mrs. Edith cleg-
horn Weaver. cornet solo, 'Open the Gates
of the Temple" Knapp; Carleton 5. Har-
loft. with orchestral accompaniment; barry
tone solo. Blind Plowman." Clarke.
John J. Fogarty: violin solo, "Gondoliera." !"
saar. Neal Clement. with orchestral &C,
Goeiz. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r. weaver;
dialect recitation. Baseball in Little
Italy. T. 4; DAILY, Mr.; Hayner; barytone y
iS,Ss iieve Ne Ne II All Those Endearing Young
Charms" Old English. Mr. Fogarty,
ballyhoo. "Can You Tame Wild Women
Frank J.. Purcell and Thomas s. Norris:
orchestra, Gypsy Dance" from suite by
Ed. German, Rensselaer, Polytechnic In
FRIDAY.
I r. M.-stock and produce market re-
1880 P. M.-Fourth chapter OF Alice In
7:s2 p. M.--Healtn talk. How 10 Avoid
tuberculosis" BY Or. Herman NJ. Biggs
New York state Health Commissioner.
7:45 P. M.-Musical program;
Miss Bessie Post; duet. One Fleetins
HSu DosShy Is Miss hsas.sS Ms MGcart6g
tralto, Miss Post. accompanist; reading
THE Lilac Trees Guest. Mrs. Chester
Ls,enbsrs violin SOLO sonGsrtq sstIo, No
Dorothy Ritz; contralto colo. ''Melisande
in the Wood Alma Goetz, Miss Ruth
Hay, accompanist Mise Irene Cooley piano
solo, Carnival schutt. (a), prelude
(b) 'Trlstesse de Colombine," (c) ''Sgana-
reile." Miss Irene Cooley; duet. 'oh. Thai
| We Two Were Maying." Nevin, Miss Mae
Mccarthy. Miss Berberich: reading, "Olc
Maids Warming" Guest. Mrs. Lichtenberg
violin solo, "Canto Amoroso." Sammartini
EIman, Miss Ritz: contralto solo, M,
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice." Saint-Saens
Miss Hay: piano solo. ''Toccata." Leschet'
izky, Miss Cooley.
| IL rs r. M.-Concerto op. 16. Grieg, piano
solo. Duo Art, as played by Percy Grain
ger: "A Rose Rhyme" Salter, soprano
solo. Miss Muriel A. Varney, accompanies
Miss Helen Stevens: "Serenade Espagnole
Chaminade- kreisler, violin solo. Edward
Rice; You'd Better Ask Me" tby reauesD
Johr barytone solo. Giorgo Ternini; (a)
Grand Opera Strains, Johnstone. (b) Be
lieve Me If All Those Endearing Younl
| Charms" Moore, mandolin solos, James
| H. Johnstone; "The World rs Waiting FOL
the Sunrise. Feitz. soprano solo. Misi
Muriel A. varney: "Mazurka,' Chopin
| Kreisler. violin solo. Mr.. Rice: Light
| Out March," Mccoy. tenor banjo solo. Mr.
| Johnstone; Stealing fox trot. Sullivan
| piano solo, Duo Art. as played by Phi
ohman: '.valse Triste," Sibelius, violiI
1 solo, Mr.. Rice.
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