New Britain herald., 1926-11-15
WTIC-HARTFOED-478

WTIC-HARTFOED--478 6:3O-"Moeher Goose" Bessie Lillian Taft.
 6:a0-News.
 6:30-Dinner concert Emil Heim- berger's Hotel Bond Trio: a. Lie besleid (Freisler); b. Tango (No- cetD c. Excerpts from ThaisN Massenet); d. To Tell You A. (GoehD; e. Badinago (HerberD: 7-"Eyesight in Work and Play" William s. Todd. 7:15-Soprano: a. My Mothers Kiss; b. lola (Pearl of the Southern seas); c. l Knew; d. Whats the Matter Sue? e. Wonderful World Of Romance (Wood); f. Spinning Song (Reimann); Mildred Abbey Johnson, soprano; Laura c. Gau- det, accompanist. .S0-Monday Merrinakers. sS-12-Gala Opening program, National Broadcasting company, WEAF, New York:
 1-Prelude from "Lohengrin' tWagner) New York Symphony orchestra. Walter Damrosch, con- ducting.
 2-"Hail Bright Abode" from "Tannhauser" (Wagner) New York Oratorio Society; Albert Stoessel, conducting, assisted by the New York Symphony orch. 3-Operatic Aria, Titta Ruffo, baritone, Metropolitan Opera con- pany, assisted by the New York Symphony orchestra.
 4-"Rhapsodie No. l Qiszt); New York symphony orchestra, Wal ter Damrosch, conducting.
 5-First Movement of Concerto (Schumann); Harold Bauer, plan ist, assisted by the New York Sym phony orchestra.
 G-Group of Songs; Mary Garden. Soprano, Chicago Civic Opera Co. Note: Miss Garden will sing before a microphone in Chicago.
 7-"Valse Lent" from Sylvia (Delibes): "Pizzicatti" (Delibes) :; New York Symphony orchestra, Walter Damrosch, conducting. S-a. "Mannin Neen" (Manx Folk Song); b. Under the Silver Stars Cuban Folk Song); c, 'The Lost Chord" fSullivanD; New York Ora torio society, Albert Stoessel, con- ducting, assisted by the New York symphony orchestra and organ. 9-Piano Solos, Harold Bauer, pi- anist.
 10-Two Baritone Solos, Titta Ruffo, baritone, Metropolitan Opera Company.
 l1-"March Slav" (Tschaikowsky) New York symphony orchestra, Walter Damrosch, conducting. ?12-Fifteen Minutes with Dip lomat, Will Rogers. Note: MT Rogers will speak before micro phone installed in the dressing room of the theater in which he is appearing in Independence, Kansas.
 1S-a. Sextette from Lucia" (Ver- dD, Operatic Sextctte. b. Bits from "Mikado" (Gilbert and Sulli- yan), Both groups under the di- rection of Cecaro Solero.
 14-a. Stars and Stripes (Sousa) {; h. Pan Americana (HerberO; c. On the Mall (Goldman); The It-ir k Goldman, conducting.
 15-Ten Minutes of Humor, Weber and Fields.
 16-Orchestra Dance Selections, George Olsen and his Music, dl- rect from the Hotel Pennsylvania Grill.
 17-Orchestral Dance Selections, Ben Bernie and His Orchestra, d. rect from the Hotel Roosevelt Grill, New York city.
 1S-Orchestral Dance Selections, B. A. Rolfe and His Orchestra, direct from the Palais DOT, New York city.
 19-Orchestra Dance Selections, vincent Lopez anu HIS clSHeS'io o' direct from the Casa Lopez, New York city.
 Note-Items IS, IT, IS and 19 will be Of 15 minutes duration each. 12-Late news bulletins. 12:05-Capitol theater organ, Mel o5ies for the Folks at Home, Walter Dawley.
 WCAC-STORRS- 7:3o-WillimanticC Capitol theater or chestrs.
 S-TinHely farm suggestions S:1o-TpuIltry talk and egg laying contest report.
 WCWS-BRIDGEP 7-Kiddies Period with Uncle George 7:3O-The Four Banjoliers. S:90-To be announced. 9-The Musical Triplets, a;5o-Cameo theater presentation. 10--Charley Coles and his orchestra.