New Britain herald., 1926-11-23

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 WTIC-HARTFORD-476 6:s0-Dinner music. the Hotel Heu- blein trio: Irish program: a. Irish Silhouette (Hadley); b. A Song (MacDowelD. c. Molly on the Shore (Grainger); d. Farewell to Cucullain (Old Irish Air); e. Eileen (Herbert). 6:25-News.
 G:30-Tenor solos:
 a. The Skies of Old Kilkenny are Good Enough for Me (Paine) <; b. Moon Dream Shore NockharD 1; c. The Chalice (FolwelD; d. The Magic of Your Eyes (Penn); Ed ward Roche, tenor: Ethel Syratt Tracy. accompanist. 6;45-Soprano Solos: a. The Living God (O'Hara); b. Ombra Mai Flu from "Xerxes' (HandeD. Myrtle Marie Van Veen. Piano Selection-To be announced. Signe Nordin.
  (Molloy). Myrtle Marie Van Veen. 7-Trlnity College Course: "Is This Progress?" Professors Odell Shep- ard and H. NJ. Dadourian. T:30--Baritone:
 a. In the Garden Of Tomorrow (Deppen); b. Don Juan's Serenade (Tschaikowsky); C. The Sea Gypsy (Head); d. Passed by Your Win dow (Brahe). e. Dear Little Boy of Mine (BalD. Ray Voorhees,, baritone; Pauline Voorhees,. ac- companist.
 T45-Readings: a. East and West (kipling); b. Group of Dialect Poems: c. New Years Eve (Serv- ice). Golda Curtiss, dramatic reader.
 's-Music Masters: St. Cecilia Wood Wind Ensemble:
 The Ensemble a. Quintet for Wood Wind Instruments (Onslow) Allegro, Scherzo: b. Andantino for Wood Wind Quintet Uemare): C.. Capzonetta for Wood Wind Quin- tet (Mendelssohn).
 Clarinet Solos a. Gavotte Classique (De Bueris); b. Shep- herds Idyll. John De Bueris, clari- net; Josephine De Bueris, accom- panist.
 The Ensemble a. Humoresque- Cat and Mice (Herbert: (Scores for Wood Wind Quintet by John De Bueris): b. Variations from Emperor Quartet (Haydn). Oboe Solo To Wild Rose (MacDowelD. Bruno Labate. The Ensemble - a. Adagio Canta- bile for Wood Wind Quintet Tschaikowsky) b. Gavotte Inter mezzo (Labate): 0. Pastorale - Pelleas ct Melisande (Sibelius): d.. Menuet for Quintet (Mozart; C.. Country Dances No. I and II tBeethoven) (Scored for Wood Wind Quintet by Joseph Febbraio). s-The Travellers Symphonic En- semble, conducted by Dana s. Mer- rimau, musical director WT1C: I- Prelude: "Lohengrin' (Wag- ner). II-Spring Song tMendelssohn). III-Ballet Egyptian Iuigini). IV-Suite: A Day in Venice (Nevin): a. Alba; b. Gondolieri; C.. Canzone Amorosa; d. Buona Notte. Va. Danse de la Fee (Tschai- kowsky); b. Danse des Miritons (Tschaikowsky).
 vI-Selections from 'Mle. Mo- diste" (Herbert). 1O-Weather.
 1o:05-Palais Royal orchestra 11-News
 WICC-BRIDBEPORT-2s5 7-To be announced.
 WBZ-SPRINGFIELD-333 s:1o-Newspaper sidelights. 6:15-Organ recital by Arthur Cliff ton.
 6:30-Ernie Andrews and his Broad way Troubadours. 7--Market reports, Boston. 7:O5-Continuation of organ recital. 7;15-M. A. c. radio forum. 7.30-Hotel Westminster orchestra. S-Musical program. *-S: of pro-hockey game from Boston Arena between Boston Bruins and Montreal Ma rooms, announced by Frank Ryan. 1o-Weather reports, missing per sons.
 10:O3-Leo Reisman's orchestra.
 WTAG-WORCESTER-545 7:4o-Talk.
 S-10:o0-Program from WEAF.
 WEEI-BOSTON-3 5:45-Stock market; lost and found; news
 6:20-Popular songs: news. 6:45-Big Brother club. 7:30-Intercollegia broadcast. 7:45-Musicale S-Same as WEAF. S.30-Talk.
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