New Britain herald., 1926-11-20
BroWn-Co]gate Game

Brown-Colgate football game, which will take place next Thursday at II o'clock in the morning, will be broadcast by WLSI. Providence. Harry Sandager will be at the microphone.
 WCWS to Change Letters
 Beginning tomorrow. the station of the Bridgeport Broadcasting Co. will be known as WICC. instead of l WCWS. The new letters of this well 1 known station stand for the station slogan, 'The Industrial Center of Connecticut"
 Will Broadcast Song Cycle
 The familiar song cycle, "In a Persian Garden," will be broadcast on Thanksgiving night at 10 o'clock from WGY, Schenectady. This pro- gram will be presented by a group of capable artists under the direc- ton of Earl Rice.
 Interesting Drama Programs
 There are great moments in plays which bring the audience, or most of them, to high state of tension. These thrilling passages from the great plays of the world will be provided to the radio audience as a new feature of WLW, Cincinnati. l The players will be selected from the ! Schuster- Martin Little Playhouse, many of them having participated in the great radio mystery play, "A Step on the Stairs" which was pre- scented last season through W14W, under the very able direction of Miss Helen Rose. When necessary there will be musical accompaniment by 1 the Crosley orchestra and studio pipe organ.
 Hockey Games on Tuesdays
 WBZ, Springfield. will bring to sport fans each Tuesday evening during the winter play-by play description of the professional hockey games from the Boston arena. On Tuesday evening next at S;15 o'clock the game will be be- tween the Boston Bruins and the Montreal Maroons.
 Wcrrcnrath to Sing Reinald Werrenrath, world fam ous baritone, will be heard tomorrow evening at 9:15 o'clock from WEAF. New York, and chain of stations. This will make his second appear ance before the microphone on Sum- day evening programs.
 Special Thanksgiving Program WJAR, Providence, will broad cast special Thanksgiving pro- gram next Thursday afternoon, be- ginning at 2:15 o'clock.
 Local People at WTIC
 A group of New Britain people will be heard from WTIC, Hartford. next Thursday evening at 10 o'clock, when an hours program will be pre- scented by the Latham family, con- sisting of Frederick w. Latham. baritone; Miss Dorothy Latham, so- prano; Mrs. Frederick w. Latham. accompanist and Dwight B, Latham, entertainer, assisted by Paul Lucas and Stan E. Ashley. Popular and | classical numbers will be heard and it is expected that local fans will exhibit considerable interest in the program.
 2,8O0 Voices On the Air | Twenty eight hundred male voices, l the largest group ever to face a microphone. will be heard by the radio audiences of Stations WIZ, WRC, WGY and WBZ, when those stations broadcast the concert to be | given by the Associated Glee clubs of America in the auditorium of the Sesquicentennial Exposition in Phil adelphia. Tho time scheduled for this unprecedented broadcast is S:15, Saturday night November 27. The Associated Glee Clubs of America is an alliance of glee clubs to promote the extension of fine chorus singing among the men and 1 boys of America, for the education, l benefit and pleasure of the nation and the advancement of musical art. The organization has as its active | head Clayton w. Old, who is largely responsible for the rapid growth of the society. Organized in March.