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Primal oi Itali- Grand
ope-rm to be Broadcast by W“
The must elaborate operatic pro.
m ”A. has ever been undertaken
Hr oadcast station will be om
t». 1.1le Corporation 0! Ameri-
, my. “JZ' at Aeofleh Hall
in...“ May 27th. when the Spring
mm t: Italian Grand Opera will
N. .1 ast direct from the Lexing-
,.,fl ..( 'lhe object of this tee-
, is :2 e raising 0! {undo for con-
.ir§ . a “ork 0f the Italian h“-
' . > 5 program will prove in-
u . (resting to music lovers
may... a...) enthusiasts both bemuse oi
1,. and novelty.
M m. . rally strong cast has been
w. ;.1 mr the occasion. Manuel
.1.“ .1 :miatic tenor of the Met-
‘7... Hpcra. company; . Marla
‘1“.1'ri‘m‘ir. noted dramatic so.
L.» l formerly of the metropol-
afi ‘ \rihea. Pilxer. well-known
”.1“ .ano: Joseph Boyer. popu-
. \_1 a at the San Carlos Opera
q, ‘._.. n .1 Nicola Zerola. dramatic
n . Limropolitsn Opera tame.
e 3,; ;~,.; the artists engaged by
r... :. lmgarozy. while Maestro
4..., ft m will conduct an orches-
a r . or New York's beat in-
rv.n.-"‘ :<'s. Anthony Bagarosy,
n... , direction the group was
m . ' u an opera lmpresarlo
M“ . ‘zgliout the world.
“7.1;: m; use the direct-wire sys-
m «y w. the Lexington theatre.
, ‘ .-. prm rd so succesetul in the .
l‘.’;l -‘ m; or the greatest orches-
.‘n' York. Broadcasting an
m is. however. a new de-
,. in radio programs. The
1.. 3.. w vrporailon 0! America feels
._. opportunity of listening-in
':i-f"tle production of grand
W. le more than appreciated
.. .nrity of the fans. particu-
.. this festival comes in the
.. "of! season" for operh.
"g- .n (ram 0! the Festival. is as
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. \1m'.‘7th.8.15p.m.—La0l-
r 1." (rmnd Opera by Ponchl-
in 1‘ ,. ‘ May 30th. 8:30 p._ m.—
' ~ l an‘J Del Destlno'v Grand bp-
‘ i \ - rill.
:i' .' . June and. 8:15 p. m.—
' ‘ Grand Opera by Verdi.
-. . i'me 3rd. 8:15 p. m.—-—"0tel-
... ., ml Opcrl. by Verdi.
Trit- lirft‘ronccs Daylight Saving)
:mmicasting of these operas
. pour-3e. necessitated the post»
.v.r of the
rI-w . t i {or "W12" on those dates.
hit that the change will be
;;- . l and appreciated by all. .
“'EAF’I lesions
31".".33' afternoon dance music is
.‘Trr‘ i lvv WEAF on May 26th. The
n»..- 3 \ielody Orcheqxa will play a
r;.-« :r popular numbers and also a
:: one duet by Harold Meade and
- ~ Padova. The leader of the
.~. Willem .
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.ra. . "1’“! fi K 'h‘lihiorous
r: irsmatic reader. . famous Euro-
uun concert artist and operatic star
In": Australia are offered “WA!
:1 m evening program of May "th.
7: : l‘osmopolltali Dance Orchestra
oflrr- night of the best 1m (adm-
mo" ..ists to delight the radio audl~
erv
in 1.1an Louise Pucova. .who has .
awn my: in opera in Australia and
row“: been heard at concert halls
i~ :e. n York. will render a series ,0!
sow -. rI-iding an aria from Madam
P- ‘. ~
- lLirivn Putt. 13-
am! dramatic
Charles
. iwimorons
V- 'i 1. 1 'H’l
\FAl-"s program on the
mm." .5. ..x:, Mia. Plltt VII one
if :‘~- : -' artists to appear on
, r.:r:lm when the station
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:~i.r;.- i.mma Von ‘Holsteln.
,mr.» will render songs by
w u and others with the
L rug-m»: i: the piano.
' ‘ .- ‘ill Sylvia. Dale. duet. spe-
r in r lhe most delightful har-
vir polished duet rendi-
;‘ xvlcel will blend in "V-
c: 'lrw'..ird popular ballads.
.~ .34.. . May Nth—The New York
Ii 4- r m :1 ul Churches has selected
.\i: \\:l‘« s. Moore. the President
0‘ 7m: 1. . :irion, to give the main
aiircss z; .: afternoon or May
‘ ‘ 11:- .min Quartet. who have
apparel .n .‘torwalk. consisting .0!”
fun trump“ '5 and two horns. Will
; the . and posuude o: the
ltr'lzram. w Litta Grimm. con-
t- mo 0! l'ark Avenue Bap}?!
1" iron 8.“. . .‘lz. Arthur Blnlnfl Hunt-
i intone ;. xi Moist or the Federation.
- i sing a .1 .o: number.
“up (w; mints) New York N»!-
Am l'lIlllI 'Icl. ‘ TEL.“-
v a. :z. 'i‘rulnln‘ Children In
'he L'si »,; Money." 1 wk.” HP!-
Slalonlr: m.- .r Gruenberl under
the at a; 1 .. or Ute Federation (91'
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Engim .‘1.w"l. talk by M1!“
lilies. r:'.~ c.’ England's most Prom“
inent ll rupr w rs. MPJ Bli- Wi“ b.
lillrodll’": I1. Alfred Hm“ m-
ailing I .‘Mr of “Manes! mm"
1: 40 a m.—"Movies in 'm
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Woodwrr' president 0! m N.’
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413]) m—ziauo- recital wanes
Shaffer
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by main. Booger
Green. "lmno
.45 p. m -—Pecitsl by m Coed.
\iOllnist,
loung.
'5 P- nv‘Snlos hymn”
Green. 3 prnno
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Mamie: n Clubs or the Womal'l
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boru. Graham. «1:4an tell. ,
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events previously;
unusually interesting ,
numbers as well 9,“)an .
accompanied by m ,
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3: so p. nip-Piano selection by Kitty Lippner. ‘
Lima. accomplished pianist. a 6:15 p. sum—"Home Gas-den Hints"
-|raduate' of the American Institute
of Applied Music.
supplied by the National Garden
Bureau.
3:10 p. lib—Continuation of the series 8:16 p. to .—Base Ball Scores.
of readings of "Little Journeys to 5:18 p. nth—Duets of popular piano
the Homes of the Great" by Elbert
Hubbard.
numbers by Jessie E. Quelch and
Bessie Gregory.
THE DA'I‘EY‘SENTINEL
ice for the Chi!dren.." copyright. of
the Newark Sunday. Call. .
7: 00 p. m.——-Popu!a.r numbers by a"
Hillside Dance Orchestra, at mu.
side. N. J.
STATION “Weft"
455 Meters
Broo‘ dent Central. Eolian Hall.
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Webster Powell. Brothers.
7- 45 l)- m. -—"'.l‘he Chemist and Meal-l 9:10 p. tin—Address by Captain 1&-
cine." by Dr. B. '1'. Brooks Ewan. U S. A., coach of football at
8:00 p. m.-—Soprano 8010! by Alma \Vcst Point.
Webster Powell. 939.9, m.—0rgan recital by Hr. '1'.
8: 15 p. m.—Current events prepared Tertins Noble. organist or at.
by the Institute tor Public Service. Thomas church. -
8: 45 p. m.—-—' “the Anonymous Am 10: 30 p. m—Tenor solos by ‘eph
3:00 p. m.—-Book review by Grace
Isabel Conn-on.
4: 00 p. ram—Piano Solos by Ruth
Friedman.
Friedman.
4: :0 p. m.—Pieno Solo by Ruth
5: 15 p. lbw—Story by The Youth's
Companion.
3' ‘0 P- llL—Pllno selections by Kitty 66: 30 p. m.——"Man in the Moon Btor- New York City 7: to p. m.—Soprano Solos by Alma thor." literary tall: by Harper Lord.
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