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James J. Cunningham

Conductor

Source: http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive/pdf?res=F50816F63C59147B93C3AB178ED85F478485F9

James J. Cunningham appears in the following:

8:45 - Sanitation Truck Talk & Band Intro

Tuesday, December 29, 1931

"New York City has revolutionized refuse collection in the Western Hemisphere."

8:45 - Sanitation Band concert.

Tuesday, December 01, 1931

A concert by the Department of Sanitation Band, directed and conducted by James J. Cunningham.
Mancini's Symphonic March is cut short.
Verdi's Overture to Giovanna d'Arco is also cut short.

Edward F. Cadley delivers a rather stern overview of the Department of Sanitation's tasks and ...