New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

" ANt IldA llOLut VIII DIOdlCabL a play-by- play description of the Yale Princeton baseball game, direct from Yal2 Field on Saturday afternoon next, beginning at 2:40 o'clock. It is expected that q hookup will be ef- fected with WEAF, New York, and that one of that stations famous sports announcers will handle the story. Chamber of Commerce programs from the Oranges and Maplewood in New Jer y, will be broadcast from their own studio through WAAM, Newark. beginning on June I6, it has been announced.
 The New Britain Normal school Glee club is the big feature on the air this evening, as far as radio fans in this city are concerned. This group, which is under the direction of Miss L. Ethel Prior, is well known for its splendid concerts and it's sec ond appearance at WTIC Hartford, will attract many fans to the 476 meter wavelcngth.
 It was inevitable that o. Henry should come into his own radio pro- grams and quite true to form comes the announcement Of an O. Henry hour under the auspices of Double day Page G5 Company. from WOR. The event is scheduled next Sat urday evening at 10 o'clock and will consist of a twelve minute tabloid play, Girl" based on the O. Henry story of the same title, presented by q cast from the Fox Film Corpora tion.
 William Johnston veteran news paper man and traveller, one of the first editors to buy o. Henry's ma terial and for many years a close friend of the beloved author will 1. give a ten minute talk on, The 0. | Henry I Knew
 Joseph M. Barnett, baritone di- | rector of WOR, will sing Cowboys /. Dream" and "Hoot Hog or Die" A | welcome feature to the O. Henry hour presented by Doubleday Page will be three readings by Horace J. f Taylor, which are 10 be supplied ] with musical accompaniment. Mr. 1 Taylor's scheduled readings are | Hell Bound Train" "A Retrieved | Reformation" and "Little Speck in Garnered Fruit"
 The glce clubs of tho Merden ! High school will offer a program from WTIC tomorrow evening at 1. 7:45 o'clock. following closely upon ! the heels of the New Britain Normal . school club.
 The proceedings of the third an- !. nual meeting Of the National Oora- |. toriCal Contest, presenting the seven | champion high orators of the United | States, will he broadcast on Friday ! evening by WCAB, Washington di- ! rect from tho Washington audi i torium The young orators will be ! heard in ten minute competitive ad- | dresses for a championship loving !. cup. In addition. each of the seven |. national finalists will be awarded q | summer tour 10 Europe, with all cX- penses paid. Introductory remarks will ho made by Hon. John Hays |. Hammond, who will present the Vice /. President, Charles C. Dawes. Music l. will be furnished hy the United !. States Navy band orchestra,
 An interesting talk on "Homes of | Our Presidents" will be broadcast . tomorrow afternoon by WEAF The ! talk will be given by Henry Hum phroy anG will be heard at 4S0 o o'clock.
 Among the speakers at the Ma tional Democratic club dinner which will be offered tomorrow evening at Q o'clock by WNYC, New York will bo Franklyn Roosevelt, James w. Gerard, James Cox. Henry Nor gcntheau and Frank L. Polk.
 The minstrel comedians of WGY, Sambo, Bones and Co, will he on the air from the Schenec 5dy station Friday. in a musical comedy, "A Mixture" The locale is the South Sea islands. and the popular are sure 10 make many Il new friends in this nonsense vehicle.
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