The New York herald., 1922-03-26
EVENTS OF THE WEEK
IN THE RADIO FIELD
Lyman Abbott Talks To-day From Newark on Life of
Theodore Roosevet-Much Good Vocal and
Instrumental Music Scheduled

witchery." Storch; "old Uncle Moon,n
Scott; The Long Day Closes" Sulli-
van; THE Sandman" Protheroe /;
"Mulligan Musketeers." Thompson /;
"Old King Cole" Forsyth; "Swins
Along" Cook solo by Mark Andrews,
'Widdicombe Fair" old English folk
song; solos by Herbert ]. GreiD IN
victus." Bruno Hum "rlove Mc ar
Not" Secchi GLOW, Blow. Thou Win
ter Wind" Sergeant: Danny Boy.
Weatherby solos by Charlotte Har1ii-
ton. contralto, "Caro nlio ben," IAN
Old Fashioned House" Squire solo by
John Peel. vale Carissima," Atten-
hofer-Andrews.
8 80 z. M.-Recitai by Paul Haeussler.
pianist, OF Brooklyn. Program :
Loves Greeting" Elgar; "Nocturne
in Flat" Chopin; ITO Spring"
Greig Meditation" from "Thais." I"
Massenet; "Waltzing DOLL" Poldini ;
"Idyll," Lack; Longing" Venetian
boat song. and "Roslyn Waltz" by
moresque" lin G. Flat), Dvorak /;
Gounod.
Z 100 p. M.--"Man in the Moon" stories
for children (c) Newark Sunday CdH
z 40 F. M.--"Some Facts About Your
Feet" by DR.. Reuben Gross. NJ D.
z 80 P M.-Program celebrating the
tenth anniversary of Paramount Pic
lures. "Reminiscences OF the last ten
years in the motion pictures" by
Adolph Zukor. president Famous Play
ers-Lasky Corporation. instrumental
and vocal musical program under the
direction OF Hugo Riesenfeld, manag-
ing director Rivoli, Rialto and Cri-
terion Theaters
SATURDAY.
7:a0 p. M.-Short talk by William =.
Skene, secretary Board Of Tea APP
peals. Bureau Of Chemistry. United
States Department Of Agriculture,
New York.
8 p. M.-Stevens Institute Musical
Clubs, branch of "Clef and Cue.
Program, Glee Club-"We Meet Again
Tonight, Boys" ITO the Country
"Old Glory WIN Be Our College Flag.
Nut Brown Maiden" college Med
ley" ''Women." Orchestra Bridal
Rose Overture" Song of India,
"Marche Aux F'lumbeaux" Banjo
Mandolin Club-"Field Ensign March,
Listen to Me-" Say It With Music.
and Sweet Lady" Vocal Quartet
Cooke, Lifshey. CAM and O'Mahoney
Cello solos by w. II. Kingsley Ber-
ceuse from "Jocelyn" and Last Rose
of Summer" Violin solos by ). y.
Miano-"Harlequin Serenade." Drigo
"Serenade, Drlla SaxoDhone solos
by l.. w. Lemen--'My Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice." Samson and Delilah
"The Swan pianologue by G. +.
Good Spanish Serenade," by Il. z.
Schultz. Instrumental quintet, COM
posed OF Detmer. Lemon (saxophones)
Good (piano), Beneditti tviolin) and
Linnell (traps) Combined clubs,
Mechanical Engineer. DR.. Hnmph-
reys probably will be present and
give a short talk. The officers of the
musical clubs: w. +. Paulison, Jr.,
president; II. d. Winchester, mana
ger: b. Lifshey, leader of Glee Club
L. c. Schultz, leader OF banjo-mando-
lin club: r. T. Denhan. leader Of
orchestra II. w. Millspaugh, coach
of glee club. Accompanies: +. b
Llewellyn, A. r. Denham and G. r.
Sours.
SUNDAY.
8 100 p M.-Radio chapel services
sermon by the Rev. J. p. Stocking,
y. D.. assisted by the quartet and or
gatIonal Church Of Upper Montclair
y. j.
200 p. M.--Sacred music recital q
Aeolian Orchestrelle.
6: 80 =. M.-"Sandmau Tales" by Alb
bic Phillips Walker: courtesy OF
Harper & Bro.
Z 100 y. M.--Recital by Ruth McGuiriS
pianist; age IL, who began her musi-
cal career ten years ago. Program
"Rustles of Spring" "The Palms
and National Guard March" Duets
by Walter McGuirk and Harold
Kelly. age T. who first sang before the
public four and half years ago
Program-"Tuck Me to sleep in Ny
Old Tucky Home Somebody,
Mother" "Ail BY Myself" and. Ain
We Got Fun" Ruth McGuirk at til,
piano. These boys entertained ove'
half million soldiers In the camp
during the last two years of the war
80 p. M.-"U. S. Coast Guard Ser
vice" by b. L. Reed. commander New
York Division. u. s. c. G..
800 p. M-Recital by Yvonne d,
Treville, colorature soprano. Opera
Comique. Imperial Theatre, ST. Pc
tersburg. &c.
o 80 p. M-Recital by Mile. f. Rezia
who sang In all-the large opera houses
abroad, England, France. italy. Bel
gium and also in Argentina. Havana
and Mexico. Program--"Musette
Perilhon," "Maman. dites moi" BEL
Song" from Lakme; ",rhe Water oi
Minnetonka," Lieurance Just You
Burleigh; La partida." Green,
Debussy; "Musetta's Waltz" from
'Boheme," Puccini. Courtesy Aeoliar
Company.