New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

tNblal pl NNt DIOuuCdSklnR fld- tons have announced their inten- tlon to operate on daylight saving , lime during the summer months. WGY al Schenectady will adope the schedule beginning Sunday. April ab. l. is expected that most of the New York stations will fall in with the schedule, as has been the GUS tom during the past years. WIG, Hartford will operate on eastern standard time, although its pro- grams will conform to the daylight time schedules. Thus, the dinner concerts will be broadcast at 5:3O o'clock, eastern standard time, or 6:30 o'clock daylight saving time. Other stations will adopt other prac- tices adding to the joys of those whose job is 10 edit radio programs. The speeches at the luncheon Of the Associated Press to be held in New York city, Tuesday afternoon, April 20, at ? o'clock, will bc broadcast by WIZ, New York, and ! WGI, Schenectady. Frank B. Moves, president of the A. F., will be toast master and the speakers will in- clude Frank E. Kellogg, secretary Of state; Kent Cooper, general man ager Of the Associated Press, and Jorge A, Mitre of La Naction."
 Inasmuch as WEAF. New York, will adopt daylight saving time on April 2o, all programs broadcast by members ot the chain in the central time belt, which are not going to adopt that schedule, will be broad cast one nour earlier than hereto fore.
 WRNY's weekly DIX Hour on Sunday morning, April 25, at 1 o'clock. will be broadcast from the editorial rooms Of the New York "rimcs." Microphoncs will be placed in various parts of the building and the announcer will take the au- dience through the plant, explain ing the many noises as they come over the air. The listener will he able to follow d story from the time a reporter leaves the office to get il, until it arrives on the front page of the Sunday edition. This will be the first time a radio audience has ever been taken through 8 newspaper office.
 
 A joint recital by the Area dia La dies quartet Of Bristol and the Clel Male quartet of this city will bf broadcast by WTIC next Wednesday evening at o'clock. Both organj- cations are well known and the pro- gram should be an interesting one.
 VICES. Nek York, will broadcast Lucia di Lammcrmoor,' Donlzetti's famous opera, tomorrow evening al 9:30 o'clock, as one Of series oi radio productions presented in con- junction with the Italian newspaper "Corriere D'America.' Pima Cara veli, we'll known coloratnra soprano will sing the title role.
 The glee club of the University of Maryland will present the second of a series Of College Night pro grams from WRC, Washington, or Tuesday evening next. The first O. the series was broadcast by Grnrg' Washington University in F@bru ary.
 WOR, Newark, will observe th' 362nd anniversary Of the birth 0 Shakespeare next Friday afternoon when it will broadcast a spccial pro gram by pr. Louis Wann Of th' University Of South California Basil Sydney, the lead in Hamlet il Modern Dress" Fritz Leiber, an, H. Cooper Cliffe, who will offe readings from tn" Rard's plays. to gether with music in keeping witt : the period.
 The musical story Of "Fhe Mar riaga Of Figaro" will be br@tdcas hy the WEAF Grand Opera com pany through a chain of stations Ill cIrding WTIC on Monday evening a 10 o'clock. The music is by Mozar and the opera is founded on one 0 the comedy series Of B"aumarchai' wrctten shortly after the FrencI 1 Revolution.
 Gerard Eekking, one Of th worlds noted 'relis'e, will offer
 program from .WBAL. on Thursda evening, April 20, at 10 o'clock VEAL announces that i' will con tinue 10 broadcast on eastern stan dard time during the summer.
 Rob Roy" that tuneful roman lie comic opera of Reginald De Koven, will be produced by th