New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

nounced as such during the broad casting Of programs.
 The phenomenal development of WFBH since it's inauguration last July under the direction Of MT. George, is one of the most outstand- ing events in radio broadcasting his tory. Under his guidance, WFBH has earned an enviable reputation in the field of broadcasting for the presen- tation of programs on par with the best to be offered on the ether. The announcing staff, composed of Norman Brokenshire, nationally known air favorite; J. Lewis Reid, Walter J. Neff and Donald Clarke, is one of the best aggregations of broadcast announcers in the coun- try.
 Famous Pianist to Broadcast.
 The third of the 1926-27 season of Famous Artist Radio Hours will be broadcast tomorrow evening, begin ming at 9:15 o'clock, the program being sent to the radio audience through WEAF, WEEI, WGR. WRC, WWJ. WSAI. WGN. WCCO, WJAR, WTAG, WCAE. WTAM, woe, WEI and KSD.
 Following the high standard all ready set in the two previous con- certs of this season the program of this evening will bring before the mlcrophone two distinguished artists whose names are familiar to every one who has any knowledge of mu- sic. Madame Margaret Matzenauer, contralto, of the Metropolitan Opera company and Frank La Forge, com poser pianist, will be the participat- ing artists of the evening. These con- certs which are so popular with the radio audience are week by week bringing the leaders of the concert and operatic realm into the homes Of thousands of music lovers scatter ed over a score of states. A. Atwater Kent, the sponsor of these outstand- ing programs, announces that such artists as Josef Hofmann, Freda Hempel, Rosa Ponselle, Louise Ho- mer Lucrezia Bori and Madame Schuman-Heink will soon be heard.
 Humorous Radio Banquet.
 The only food provided at the humorous radio banquet to be given in honor of the Crosiey Burnt Cork CTS in the WLW broadcastin studios in Cincinnati, will be the "brain food" of the comedians and singers, who provide the fun which will be- gin at s o'clock in the evening of Tuesday, October 19. Senator" Schultz. dialect comedian, will be master of ceremonies, while Doc" Miller, Gay Anderson and Louis John Johnen and the Musicono Male quar- tet will be the guests.
 Reception To Queen.
 The official city reception 10 the Queen of Roumania at city hall, New York, will be broadcast by station WNIC on Monday, at 12:30 D. m. The Municipal band, conducted by James J. Cunningham, and the Star Spangled Banner by Aeolian | Waldon, soprano. will be included in the program on the air.
 Debate On Football.
 The topic of the next of the series Of monthly debates broadcast from VICES, New York, which goes on the air at g o'clock Tuesday night, | October 19, is Shall Intcr-C Collegiate Football Be Defated?' The affirma- tive will be taken by Alfred Dashiell, Princeton '23, and the negative by William Roper, Princeton '02.
 Mir. Dashiell, young writer, is in terested in football, but believes in certain notifications of present schedules. MT. Roper, who has been the head football coach at Prince ton for a number of years. has pre- pared an interesting paper defend ing college football as it is played to- l day.