The New York herald., 1922-04-02
THE AMATEUR AND COMMERCIAL RADIO WORLD

SUNDAY.
90 r M.-Radio chapel services by
Dr. Farnham OF Advent Christian
Church.
5 200 i. M.-Sermon by the Rev. Her
bert Il. Evans, Musical program by
International Y. n. c. A.. at studio.
station wGI, Medford Hillside,
(American Radio.)
EVERY TlGHT-Latc news flashes fur
nished by the Boston American at
7:45 p. NJ, except on Tuesdays and
Thursdays, when at 5 r. NJ. There Is
no news report on Sunday night.
Police reports for city Of Boston a. s
L. NJ. except on Tuesdays and Thurs
days, when at 5 lis r. NJ.
(Th- broadcasts below follow directly
after the police reports. except the Bed
time Stories, which are at : As T.. Nj
SUNDAY.
Radio Church Service-Sermon by the
Rcv Haac Smith, u. d.. pastor Of tho
Third Universalist Church, West Som
erville. Subject, Modern Science and
Religion Special church music,
soloist. Brent Curtis. boy soprano.
Trinity Church. Boston; T.. Lewis
Dunham, accompanist, on Estey
organ.
MONDAY.
Weekly business report.
Dramatic incidents from Edward EN-
erett Hale's "The Man Without D
Country" by Charles +. Atkinson.
This isin commemoration Of the 100tn
anniversary OF the birth Of Edward
Everett Hale. Success" Bayard
Taylor, by Mr. Atkinson.
Saving the Children By Dr. James l..
Barton, national chairman Near East
Relief
Musical program arranged by W. j.
Fitzgerald.
TUESDAY.
bedtime story for the little folks, Red
Squirrels April Fool" by Miss Eunice
l.. Randall.
What We Hear With" personal hy-
Giene talk No. II, by B. A. Welcome,
executive secretary, Junior Depart
ment. American Red Cross.
Marimba Solos, by Arthur c. Haakell.
The marimba is a rare musical in :
strument OF the xylophone type Of
South African and Central American
origin.
What the Movie Cameraman Is Up
Against" by George w. Smiley, man
ager Pathe Exchange, Inc. CThe
voice with the radio smile.)
WEDNESDAY.
Weekly market report, by Miss y. ii.
Goodwin Of Massachusetts, Division Of
Markets. Department of Agriculture.
Musical program by Ed Andrews and
his Orchestra Incompatible.
Selections by Miss Ethel Kenna Brooks,
operate soprano; (1) Aria, Una
Voce POGO Fa." from opera II Bar
biere di Siviglia," Rossini; go Swiss
Echo Song" in English, by Echert /;
80 willamette" by Dell Acqua.
THURSDAY.
Just Folks" by Edgar A. Guest. the
Poet of the People
Bedtime story for the little folks. Some
Bluejays' Ways and The King Of
the Birds" by Miss Eunice l.. Ran
dali
Dramatic solos by Miss Mary Clark, So
prano. accompanied at the Duo Art
piano by Mr. Henry Levine. Miss
Mary Clark was a protegee OF the late
Enrico Caruso. % "Un bel di," aria
from Madame Butterfly Puccihi:
90 Mighty LAX a Rose" (3) Good
Night" Ball; (l annie Laurie" :
90 For You," Montague.
The Value of Gold; Reply to Thomas
A. Edisons QUESTIONABLE by Har-
vey A. Wooster, Jackson professor OF
political science and head of the de-
partment OF economies. Tufts College.
This is the first OF a series OF radio
lectures by some OF tic most promi-
nept educationalists in the country.
FRIDAY.
Amateur night, code practice. An
nouncement or amateur fctivities.
Dance music by Jenkinss Cliftondalc
Orchestra
Weekly fashion talk by Miss Harriet
e. Ainsworth. manager clothing infor-
nation bureau. William Filene's Sons
Company
Popular violin selections by Arthur
Eastwood OF Westfield, y. H., in
Guiding "The Angels Serenade, :
Fifth Nocturne," Jeybach.
station wyP, Signal Corps, U.s.A.
(Fort Wood. \. Y. c.
MONDAY.
S so P. M-"Radio To-day and To-
morrow" by Kenneth W. Payne, edi-
tor OF Popular Science.
9:f5 y. M.-Joint recital by Miss Mar
guerite Cartwright. soprano. and John
Wainman. barytone. assisted by Miss
Ruth Pearcy. pianist, and G. c.
Rudin, violinist
TUESDAY.
S 80 T. M.-"How to Tune Recenera-
tive Receiver" courtesy OF Popular
Radio.
. 100 p. M-"The Big News OF the
Week. by Mr.. II. V. Kaltenborn, as
sociate editor of the Brooklyn Daily
Eagle
.9.15 +. M.-Miss sally Hamlin. Brook
lyn child entertainer. will recite "Jes
Fore Christmas" eugene Field1
Casey at the Bat" ernest l.
Thayer) and "Wynlen. Blynken and
Nod" (Field), with musical back
ground. "Berceuse" (Grieg). Miss
IIamlin will play on the piano "Coun-
try Gardens" (Percy Grainger) and
prelude in G sharp minor CRachmani-
non).
Joint recital by Miss Marguerite Cart.
wright. soprano and John Wainman
barytone assisted by Miss Ruth
Pearcy, pianist. and 6. c. Rudin, yio-
linist.
WEDNESDAY.
s 80 r. NJ selecting the Radio Telo-
phone Broadcast Receiving set" by
Mr.. Edgar IT. Felix. a. l. r. y.
300 =. M-EUcniHo Ndu special con-
cert of Okeh record artists under di-
rection of Fred W. Hager. The fea
ture Of tho evening will be the original
radio song. kiss Me by wireless"
The program follows: william Tild-
man. master Of ceremonies:
T. Virginia Burt and company of Hs-
waiian players Justin Ring. pianist
and director: (a) Hawaiian star
light" Hawaiian intermezzo CRing-
Hager) (b) 'Mo-na-lu." Hawaiian
fox trot intermezzo IL. Bresu) Co.
IT,