New Britain herald., 1926-02-19
MARION VALLEY ID
 SING OVER RADIO
Will Make Her Debut Over WJz
 and Allied Stations

Sew York, Feb. l9 tApl - Marion Ta'ley ls year old Kansas City soprano. who climbed 10 s'ardom at the metropolitan opera house "Wednesday night will make her radio debut on WIZ and allied sto- lions tonight. Her program will be- gin nt g ?, m. eastern time
 "C1ro Nome" tho aria rom Yer. Irs opera "Rtgol"tto," which alone on her nine curtain calls will b. one ot 'he numbers,
 The radio hookup includes h,r nome town, and thousands of Mis- souriaus who have followed her rar.cr since h'r hg,pNiuc as q choir singer will have 'ur chance O hear her. More than 100 friends an1 relatives from Kansas City, ,oo,uling her parents who 'ook tho long trip here to attend her Metro po'uan debut, will be at Aooiian all tonight vh"n Miss TaIl'y sings
 Giovanni Marjnolu, Metropolitan nor, and Marguerite D'AlyaraH or,ralro. O, 'he Chicago Opera 5mpauY are also on the program.
 Miss rallcy's first group will in- .ude "Caro Nome" and "Comin nhro' the Eyo" Her final group .ill be Una Nocr Poco r'a," from .r "Barbar of ScNiue," and ,uomo. Sweet Homc." Tho lauer Atll he sung especially for the Kan >ns City listeners,
 Nartin,lli's numbers will include "D,l.s'c Aida" from Nerdrs Aida" ..rd q selection rom "Nagliacci" Madum, D'Al,orcz's program will urudc q snlorrion from Carmen" .,1 "Hominc."
 Miss Talloy, in spite Of "Klcig .N,S.' the penalty of much flash light photoGraphinr after her ap- uaurauca in "Rigoletto.' went 10 york yesterday to polish up her uar in "Lucia nj I.ammcrmoor' Tor hl second appearance Mon - day.
 Sh" arose at { o'clock ycsterda, uIOrning with rrt eyes and rather than calling a specialist and cod- aHnr in hcr boudoir tho prima ionna ran around the corner to q doctors office and got some eye, wash.
 Dispensing with nurse she fried inc family few pancakes and nartook Of some Of them herselt Meanwhile Dad" Taloy read headlines to the family and there was coming and going of messcn- ger boys. with flowers and con- rratulatory messages and the con- stnnt ringing Of the telephone.
 Miss Tallny accepted choorfullY anl modesily the critics appraisals and suggestions that shc had not vet completed her mastery of what all agreed vas q splendid natural instrumont-he voice.
 "I still have much to learn" sh1 said. and her old teacher, John Jones, Kansas City choirmoster said. Thank Uoayon. they've given her room 10 groW,'
 Tomorrow night about fo of the Missouri visitors will honor Rose koan. another Kansas City girl sormcrly with tho Civic thcat(r there. who has a maids part in q local play. Yesr"r1ay many Of them attended dress rehearsal oi "Skyscraplrs." jazz ballet which opens tonight at the Metropolitan
 "Pcoplo out our way,' said Jacol \. Harzfcld, leader Of the Missour delocatton. discussing "Wednesday nights triumph of Miss Talley "vho think New York hard dboilcd don't know New York. We have nacn treated with every kin1ncS. and courjcsy. Human nature is f1p same in New Norl, and Kansas City and that's why w.: were sure O t.," result"
 Tnc stations ,o broalcuyt th' .rorram arc: WIZ, N.w York NNW. rhiraLo; knKA, Pitts .lr-u: WEX. Springfield, Mass Wt}N. Schon""'ady; WNC Wash .ugtou. and WUAF, Kansas City.
 r..mi-try ha- become 2 h'iN ,rcro~drl pro,' ssion in Germany t. tn" Ioooo chemists in that cou' ,., about t.uoo arr unemployed,  READ HERALD CLASSIFIED Alh
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