New Britain herald., 1926-03-13

will be continued until the latter part of May, according 10 an an- 1ounccment. The greatest marches of tho world will be featured on March IS,
 An attempt will be made to trans init the voice Of President Coolidge, noyer before heard outside of North America, 10 the countries of south America on April by WRC, Wash ington, and WIZ, New York, when hc will formally welcome the dele gates to the first Pan-AmcricHn Congress Of Journalists in Wash lugton. Although the presidents address will be delivered in the morning, when distant transmission Is difficult, tho season will be ideal for reception in several Of the South American republics anl it is hoped that WJZs super power will accom- plish the feat,
 The entire cast Of Rainbow Rose q popular Broadway musical comedy 1 which had its opening at Parsons 'hcator, Hartford, will broadcast from WGCp. New York next ThHrs- day at midnight. continuing until o'clock Frilay morning, This will
 include tho principals and the
 chorus of the company and the pro
 gram promises to be lively, as f
 doubtless shall havo to be 10 koer
 fans listening in so far past theIl
 bedtime.
 The Hartford Rotary Club Boys
 band of 50 pieces will he hear
 from WTIC this evening at s:3( o'clock. The boys are young fel
 lows, the oldest being 1S years O age. t Is expected that the pro gram will be surprise to th' listeners,
 Many odd and quaint musca numbers, brought to light iron dusty attics and musty libraries o
 from old forgotten volumes of must , carefully preserved as family heir I looms, will be offered In q program : giving the musical history Of Gin , cinnati from its earliest beginning in 17ao down to the present da
 during the Community program { , be broadcast by WSAI on Monda l evening al il o'clock.
 l Tomorrow night at $50 o'cloc
 VICES, New York, will broadca' V the testimonial dinner which th f Friars club will give to Goore
 Jesse' star of "The Jazz Singer"
 popular New York show. Anon n the speakers will be William Co F lior George NJ. Conan, Arthr Q "Bugs" Baer. Augustur Thomas an
 others equally well known alon
 Broadway,
 o Still another report comes g voc, Davenport, of reccpti6 :, abroad during International Te l. Week. This time the report com |, from radio engineer, T. Nitiki if who states that he heard the sele ', ton, "Gems Of TschaikoWsky F played by the Palmer Little Syn
 phony. under the direction of Erw
 SwindeN. on the evening of Januai
 24th (the first day of the intern n tional tests). at 10:l5 Central tim .5 while listening for foreign rad F., programs at Mironovka. kier, Ru ,1 sia. Reference to woes progra ,t log confirms the fact that we ,o broadcast this selection at the tir I mentioned, which at G:15 the ft F lowing morning in Russia. This :, believed to be the first time rece T ton of American programs ,,' soviet Russia has been confirmed.
 WTIC starts the new week " ,., with opera. Tomorrow night fro o- to i0:30. the Travellers station ", Hartford offers typically prom =, ing Sunday evening program, in {
 shape of a studio recital by the
 Y. Cornell Opera class of New To ~. city, headed by Miss Rose .I Rosters, dramatic soprano. ii The personnel of this class co , priscs 12 vocalists of a training 0 a5 promise disproportionate to th on relatively tender years. As prl n,, donna Of this group, Miss ~. ~ Rosters has had considerable C., porience on the concert and ope
 tic stage. not only in the east but