New Britain herald., 1926-11-06
VIII Present Play.

VIII Present Play.
 As special feature for Armistice Night, VICES, New York. will give pre-stage presentation of Not Until," new play by Harold M. Sherman, at 9:30 o'clock Thursday night, November II. This play, which will have it's first production any, where on the air at this time, is in the series of Daley Paskman-WGBS Music Dramas that are broadcast alternate Sunday evenings from the Gimbel station.
 Inter-AlIicd Officers Dinner.
 The proceedings of the fifth an- nual Inter-Allied Officers dinner rendered yearly to consuls general of the allied nations, together with their military and naval attaches, will be broadcast by WEAF, New York, direct from the Army and Navy club on Friday evening, No- vember 12, at 10:30 o'clock.
 The principal speakers will be consul generals of each nation repre- sented, General Charles F. Sum- merall, recently appointed chief of staff of the army with headquarters at Washington, and Admiral Charles P. Plunkett. Among the nations which will be represented by their diplomatic staffs in this country will be France, Great Britain, Italy, Ja- pan, Poland Portugal, Belgium and Roumania. The dinner is tendered each year with a view of creating a fraternal spirit among those allied during the World war. At the conclu sion of the speeches a period of si- lence for one minute will be ob- served, the program being finally concluded with the rendition of Taps"
 AfacMillan To Speak.
 Donald B. MacMillan. the noted Arctic explorer who is one of the several white survivors of Admiral Robert E. Perry's polar expedition, will speak before WHATS micro phone on the subject 'Perils in the Far North" at the conclusion of the Atwater Kent Radio Hour tomorrow evening at 10:15. S
 Rochester Symphony Concert.
 The second of a series of after noon programs by the Rochester Symphony orchestra, will be broad cast by WGY. Schenectady, in CO., operation with WHAM of Roches- ter, Thursday afternoon, November II. This and succeeding concerts by the same group on December 2, January 6, January 20. February ?, and 10 and March 8, are made avail- able to the radio audience by cour- tesy of the Rochester Chamber of Commerce.
 Armistice Day Observance.
 On the evening of Thursday, No- vember II, WBZ, Springfield. will be one of a chain of stations broadcast ing the program in observance of Armistice Day, which will include music by the Army band at Wash ington. Charles P. Summerall, gen. eral of the army in command of the Second Corps Area, will be heard in an address, as will also Father Fran cis P. Duffy. This program is sched- uled to go on the air at 10 o'clock, and will last one hour.
 National Broadcasting Co.
 The National Broadcasting com- pany will make its formal bow to the | radio audience on Monday evening, | November IS, when a four-hour pro- gram. beginning at o'clock, given | by noted stars of the concert, stage and radio world will be broadcast from WEAF, New York, and large chain of stations.
 New York Symphiny.
 The third concert by Walter Dam | rosch and the New York Symphony | during Balkite Hour will be broad cast tonight at o'clock from WEAF and a chain. MT. Damrosch follow ing his plan of giving the radio au- dience only music by the masters has chosen the following program: CD | Overture, "Mignon" (Thomas); CD | Processonal of the Gods entering 1 Valhalla, from "Rheingold" (Wag- ! ner); (3) First movement from "Un- 1 finished Symphony (SchuberD; (D | Scheheraade (Rimsky-K -Korsakolf).
 McNamce On the Air.
 Graham McNamee will be heard | this afternoon from a chain of sta tions including WTIC. Hartford, | when he will give play by play ac- count of the Harvard Princeton foot ball game. direct from the Harvard | stadium. The festivities will begin at 1;45 o'clock.
 Cadman Will Speak.
 Rev. S. Parks Cadman, whose l name is familiar to every person in terested in the Sunday afternoon meetings broadcast by WEAF. will ! be heard on Monday next at i:15 l o'clock, when WDRC, New Haven, 1 will broadcast talk given by him at Woolsey Hall, Yale University His subject will be Vital Religion For The Needs of Today"
 Representation Day"
 The proceedings of a National Representation Day" meeting under the auspices of the Washington City club will be broadcast next Satur- day evening at 2 o'clock by WRC, 1 Washington. There will be music by