The New York herald., 1922-04-30

| TUESDAY.
500 p. M.-"Weekiy. Dress Talk; "onr
/ Government-Its Problems" Or. Louis k.
Manley, professor OF political science. Uni
versity of Pittsburgh, pittsburgh, Pa.
/ from Pittsburgh Post Studio.
$3.50 p M.-Pleaslng program OF vocal 500
tions by the East Liberty Quartet. Mrs.
/ Emma Albert Dean. soprano; Mrs. Ann II.
Woestehoff. contralto: ]. Malcolm Thorn
son, tenor; Harye B Lauderbaugh. bass,
| and James Phillip Johnston, piafdst.
WEDNESDAY.
500 p. M.-"Pittsburgh-Its City Planning"
George n. Wallace, attorney, Pittsburgh.
Pa. From Pittsburgh Post Studio.
s 80 r. M.--versatile entertainment by four
accomplished musicians-Mrs L.. Craw-
ford Van Orsdale, soprano; Minard Lozer,
tenor. Lloyd B. Curtis, trumpeter, ana
Miss Ruth MacCowan. pianist and accom-
panlst.
:00 r. M.--"why Every Automobile Owner
should Insure" Hairy q GiIchrist. man
ager American casuaity Company. Pitts
80 p. MA variety Of vocal and instru-
mental selections by Ed Mcfarland. tenor
Earl Truxell. pianist. and Charles Ray,
FRIDAY.
200 p. M.-"The Fall Vegetable Garden"
W. ID. Benedict. Allegheny County Farm
Bureau. From Pittsburgh Post Studio
$50 p. NJ. = The Mendelssohn Choir Of
Greensburg, Pa. In q repertoire OF beautl-
ful selections, and Bcrtram Webber.
SATURDAY.
200 p. M.-Popular concert by the Pitts
500 2. M.IiEdueation Work Of the Y. N.
G. A." " a. Neal. educational director
Of the East Liberty y. M. 9. A., Pitts
S 30 r. M.-yocal selections by Bert Muslin
Jack Thompson and Paul Ieakel tthe boy
Pittsburgh. Pa. Dan Philiipi. accompanist.
Station. wBz. Springfield.
westinghouse.
SUNDAY.
3 90 p. M.--Talk by Richard 9. Craven,
field organizer OF the American Humane
Society.
Trio, Henry Felix violin, Harry Holland
cello. Nelson Ruscoe piano.
MONDAY.
piano solos by Mrs. G. n. Zero, organlst
OF the First Baptist Church.
TUESDAY.
500 P. M.-John Roberts. barytone; Mrs.
Harriet schaeffer, soprano soloist OF the
DNEsDAY
8 90 P. M.-Joseph McCarron, Irish tenor;
Alphonse Guyon, piano; John e. Bates,
THURSDAY.
! s 100 p. M.--Sadye Schneider. soprano: Ethel
Cohen. pianist; Melody Four Quarte.te.
tenor: Alfred Willette. barytone: Hector
Gendreau. second tenor. Mrs. Homer l..
Duquette. pianist.
500 P. M.-concert by reproducing piano;
soprano solos by Miss Anna wallner.
SATURDAY.
4 s 100 p. M.-Clarence Hartnell violinist:
Philip Jolson. saxophone; Marie Harsh.
pianist.
Signal Corps, U. $. A.
MONDAY
$50 P M.-Musical selections, Ampico num-
s:55 p. M-Instruction in radio.
900 +. M.-Eyening Mail concert under tne
direction of Mr.. Charles d. IsaacSon.
TUESDAY.
$50 p. M.-Musical selections, Ampico num-
| s:55 p M-Instruction in radio.
| 900 p. M.-Brooklyn Eagle concert.
WEDNESDAY.
| $3.50 p. M.-Musical selections.
s:55 p, M:-Instruction in radio,
300 F. M.--Minstrel show by Oxen record
artists under tle personal direction OF Nj.
Fred Hager.
THURSDAY.
| $3.50 p. M.-Musical selections.
/ s:5J i. M.-Instructlon In radio.
| 1900 =. M.-Concert under the direction or
! William knabe Company.
FRIDAY.
$50 p. M.--Musical selections.
$3.50 p. M.-lnstruction in radio.
= $500 p. M.-special Evening Mail concert.
under the direction Of Mr.. Charles Isaac
SATURDAY.
500 L. M.-Mustcal selections, Ampico NUM-
bers.
s:55 r. M-Answering OF questions and
letters on radio Of general interest.
200 J.. M.-Original Nonsense" song by
Caroline Eggeston Shaver. Caroline Shaver
composed the music for all OF her songs
and will play her own accompaniment
| the plano. This artist has appeared
fore many OF the leading clubs in this
| city.
/ o.20 r. M.-Recital, Louise Alice williams
OF Georgia. famed raconteur, IN dialect
| stories. spirituals and folk songs of the
| old Southern negro dialect, assisted by
Jooelyn Horne. contralto, in Fosters old
| melodies. May Lang at the piano. Old
man,my's grooming lullabies: (a) "ola
Aunt Becky Rain, % Black sheep,
| (a) Sinner, Yo' Tines Done Come"
lbI Il Got Home" Louise Alice VIII.
| Jams. (a) MY Old Kentucky Home
! (Foster). tb) Garry Me Back TO Ole vir-
ginny" fBland). Jocelyn Horne. Cabin
| stories of old negro humor. Louise Alice
williams. "Old Blrck joe and cotton
| field negro love sorg serenades. Jocelyn
Horne. "A Negro Ghost story" folk lore,
by Louise Alice Williams.
9.40 =. M.--Charlotto Bergh, coloratura
Grover Tilden Davis, composer-pianist
THE Early Morn" tPeeD. Garry Le
Back to Old virginny" (Bland) Ell and
Fairy lDensmorel, Miss Berrh ''Hark.
Davis: "Polichinello' (Rachmaninoff) Mr.
Nightingale" (Davis). Nursery rhymes
tcurranD. "or Car'lina" Cooke. Miss