New Britain herald., 1926-10-22
QUEEN MARIE WILL TALK OVER RADIO
 FROM q STATIONS
WBz of Springfield Is One of Those Linked Up on 8;;30
 to9P. M. Program
NEW YORK SOCIETY IS
 SPLIT OVER ''BENEFIT"

Sunday Nights Metropolitan Con-
 cert Savers of Commercialism. Is
 Charge-Visit of Queen To Phila-
 delphta Is Enjoyable One-To-
 days Program a Continual Round
 of Receptions For Royal visitor.
 New York. Oct. P P-Queen Marie will talk to the American people by radio tonight through a chain of 21 stations east of the Rocky Mountains. Delivering what probably will be her only radio ad dress while In the United States. She will speak before a michrophone at Aeolian hall.
 The queen will broadcast her speech between S:30 and g o'clock. The stations include: WIZ and WEAF, New York; WBZA and WEEI. Boston; WAR, Providence, R. l.; WTAG, Worcester, Mass; WGR. Buffalo. N. Y; WILT, Phila- delphia; WRC, Washington: WGN. Chicago; WGY, Schenectady, N. T., and WBz, Springfield, Mass.
 Hartford Not Included
 Radio station WTIC at Hartford, announced this afternoon that ef- forts to be linked in on the chain broadcasting the talk of Marie had been unsuccessful.
 It was found impossible, 1t was stated, to make the necessary con- nections with the WEAF chain.
 Is Guest of Honor
 The royal party is due & half hour earlier at the Commodore ho- tel for a banquet given in the queens honor by the Iron and Steel Board of Trade. Afterward she is to go to supper at the Fifth avenue home of Ebert II. Gary. chairman of the United States Steel corpora ton.
 She had an appointment for luncheon at the Bankers club at , 12:30. upon her arrival from Phila- I ttlpilld, anu lot d iCCtpkIoIl pN Iilt national board of the Young Wom- ems Christian associations after the luncheon.
 More Social DeHections The scramble to entertain the queen was contrasted yesterday by of society patrons and patronesses of benefit performance at the Metropolitan Opera House because of charges that too high prices are being asked for seats, particularly those near the queens box. Mayor Walker said he had not accepted an invitation to attend and that he did not know" whether he would go. Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt. declined to be associated with the benefit. Will Get S50,000 Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Cal houn, sponsor Of the performance. said that although the performance is benefit for the Mothers Memo rial Foundation, the Loie Fuller ballet, which is 10 furnish part Of the entertainment, will receive 50 per cent of the receipts. She pre- dicted the house would be sold out which would place Miss Fuller's pay ment at approximately s50,000.
 Hits 55 Mile Clip
 Philadelphia. Oct. 22 LP-A magic carpet of motor cars speeding at 55 miles an hour early today car ried tired queen from a city of fantastic palaces back to her royal sleeping car.
 Queen Marie of Rumania wished herself back on her special train as midnight slipped into one o'clock this morning. And in approximate | ly five minutes the distonce Of over four miles, through the heart of the city, had been traversed by eager couriers of her motorcade, anxious to show that America did not hesi- tate to break it's speed laws at the advent of queen,
 On a darkened. velvet hung stage, | flower like dancers, swinging the unchanged wells of Loie Fuller's dancing gave a drama of musical motion, while thousands Of persons divided their gaze between stage and royal box where the queen sat. Queen on Parade At the close of the performance her majesty. with q wave of her | hand. slipped from hos box. fol- lowed by Prince Nicolas. Princess Ileana and the members of their entourage, escorted by Mayor Ken drick and his wife. The queen was going to parade herself: a quick parade through the illuminated palaces of the exposition. Queen Marie alighted from her limousine at the fine arts building, and with her party. made a quick trip through several of the halls of modern paintings. "Beautiful!" "charming." most intcrestingn" were the comments she made in pausing before paintings. To Vsa Monument Now