New Britain herald., 1926-04-10

il' I'tllttLIH ItilIllt DdAlu oL 4NCh Jersey will be heard through WOR, Newark, on Wednesday evening of next week at 10:15 o'clock. This band, upon it's last appearance at the station, was recorded in Atlanta, Georgia.
 The Ali-mae choir of St. Mary's church, Brooklyn. will broadcast from VICES, New York, on Tuesday evening at S:30 o'clock. The choir has arranged an attractive program for the occasion.
 The concluding radio program of the series sponsored by the Cincin- natl Chamber of Commerce will be broadcast on Monday evening at II o'clock from WSAI. Paul Althouse, tenor of the Metropolitan Opera company, will be heard in group of selections and there will be several other well known artists on the pro- gram. A feature will be the broad casting of the favorito compositions or many rdlnOuS peOple'
 William Green, president Of the American Federation of Labor is scheduled 10 speak from WGI, Schenectady, on Tuesday evening,
 A feature of tomorrow's offerings will be the appearance of Frieda Hempel, famous operatic soprano, assisted by Erno Balogh, pianist, and | Louis P. ITritze. tiutist, from WEAF. New York, and chain Of stations at 9:15 p. m.
 A mixed chorus of S5 voices as sisted by symphonic ensemble, will present "The Death of Minnehaha" and three groups of folk songs from WTIC on Thursday evening, April | IS, at 8 o'clock. The Travellers ! Choral club, organized in October, 1924. has picked for it's second an nual spring concert one Of Samuel Coleridge- -Taylor's best known com l positions The words were taken from Longfellow's familiar "Hia- watha" and set to melodies that are typical of that gifted composer, Coleridee- Taylor, whose eXtraordi- nary originality and power of char acterization fin music has given him a unique place among Negro com | posers as q modern tone poet. The l second hour Of the program by the l club will consist of group Of Italian songs, group Of scotch songs, and songs from the South | land, the entire presentation ending with "Dixic.' Rroadcasting will be from the Assembly Hall Of the com pany.
 l Around The World" a new musi- cal feature. will be presented. by WOK, Chicago, each evening. begin ming April 13, at II o'clock, F.. S. T. Al Short and His Boys" from the l Capitol theater will offer the pro- gram and the first week will See them steaming out of New York harbor aboard the s. s. Melody" " All the high lights Of life aboard en ocean liner win be musically DOT ,rayed, including storm at sea. The gang will be in different port each week.
 The Georgine Sorvoss Choral club, an organization of Amsterdam, N. N., women under the direction of Hazel Wehr will be heard from WGY. Schenectady, on Monday eve ming following the weekly agricul- tural program.
 Ann Pennington. former "Folies
 dancer and present movie star, and Alice Beal Parsons, essayist and au- lthor Of "Womans Dilemma" will
 be presented in an interview bs
 WOR, Newark, on Wednesday eve.
 ming. The subject Of the interview
 will be, How May Women Best De, velop Personality?"
 Radio fans should not fail 10 tun' in on WTIC this evening, when al evening of continuous entertainment
 will be presented, first by the EN
 change clubs Of Connecticut, iron
 to 10:30 o'clock, from the Hote
 Bond, and then from the Soiourners
 club annual banquet in New Yorl
 city, in connection with WEAF O
 New York. from 10:3o until mid
 night. The entertainment, will b'
 varied and will include every brancl
 Of music.
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