New Britain herald., 1926-05-15


 Glee club will broadcast q program from WTIC on Monday evening at s | o'clock. The club, under the direc- ton oc Mosche Paranov, has been heard from the Hartford station on several occasions.
 The United States Naval Academy band, which has provided several enjoyable programs from VEAL, Baltimore, will present it's last con 1 cert of the season on Tuesday eve ming next. l. is hoped that the band will return in the fall as one of the stations regular features. WIZ, New York, will resume the | broadcasting of the carillon of the Park Avenue Baptist church al ! o'clock tomorrow evening. This car 1 ilIon is the largest set of bells in the world. consisting of 54 separate 1 bells ranging in size from a small 1 high pitched bell about six inches to the huge loW-toned bell weighing nine tons.
 
 A program by the Russell Sage ! College Glee club is announced as coming feature on the program of l WHAZ. Troy, x. Y. This group will broadcast from the R. P. 1. station on Monday evening, May 24, at 9:@J o'clock
 Clare Briggs. a cartoonist who has furnished laughs for the entire world, will speak on "Cartoons and Buffoons," from WEAF, New York on Monday evening al S:25 o'clock "Ain't It a Grand And Glorious | Feeling" "Theres One in Every or flee" "Mr. and Mrs" and many oth- CT popular series Of cartoons are from the pen of this artist.
 Mozart" the second ot a series Of musical dramas based on the lives of the worlds greatest com posers, has been completed and will be broadcast from VICES, New York, tomorrow evening at s;3l o'clock.
 VICES will broadcast an event oi exceptional interest when Gluck { onera. "Orpheus." is presented di' rect from the ProvincetoWn Play. house on Tuesday evening at S:4' o'clock. The present production O the opera is the first time that l has been sung in New York since 1910. when it was given at the Met ropolitan Opera House.
 Allen McQuhae, tenor, and an or chestra will present favorite ol' . songs which have won their way int inc hearts Of music lovers, durlni !. the Atwater Kent Hour tomorrow evening at 9:15 o'clock from WEAf New York, and q chain Of statlonS'
 DeWolfe Hopper, world famou ,. comedian, who was seen in HartfoT recently in "The Student Prince will make his debut before the radl on Tuesday evening next at
 o'clock from WEAF. New York. Il 7; viii recite "Casey at The Bat" an t will also be heard in selections frol Gubert and sullivan operas, l
 which he starred years ago.
 For the benefit Of the members
 the radio audience who are lhteres
 ed in the Natonal Pastime, Stauo
 WIZ will broadcast the basepa
 sooros regularly each afternoon an
 evening. The tome set aside for ln
 service has been designated as 10
 lows. Weekdays: scores by lnnlht l. a+ o'clock, 4:3o and 5:3o, with l. complete score for all games playf
 in both major leagues at 7;"p eal r; evening. on Sunday, the basepa
 scores Of all games in both maJ'
 leagues will be read.
 l. Prospective June brides will ha' l. an opportunity 10 select their we' o- fling song when WrIC broadcas n Monday night. May 24, at II o'cloc
 Famous wedding marches by wa
 nor. Mondelssohn, Grieg and othe
 will be played at this time' d Many broadcast stations are pr se paring special programs for sur SC mer listeners. Portable radio SC
 will be used to a greater extent th; el ever before and will be seen al heard on many tourist excursions K
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