New Britain herald., 1926-10-30
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MCNamee To Cover Game

Graham Mc>'amee. world famous
 announcer. who "covered" the world
 series by radio, will again be heard
 this afternoon, when WEAF, New
 York, and a chain of stations, in
 cluding WTIC, Hartford, will broad
 cast the Yale. rmy football game
 direct from the Yale Bowl, New
 Haven.
 WIZ Makes Schedule Changes
 WIZ has taken steps to prevent
 the duplication of effort in broad
 casting of football games and give
 the sports lovers among the radio
 audience greater variety in the
 games to be heard by shifting it's previously announced football broad cast schedule to include games
 which no oE-er large broadcaster 'Contemplates transmitting. Two changes have already been made and more are contemplated. The two games alf,2ted are the Harvard Princeton game at Cambridge or November 9th and the Yale Prince ton game at Princeton on Nov. 18th. WIZ will not broadcast these games as previously announced but will
 substitute therefore two games of almost equal importance which otherwise would not have been
 broadcast by powerful station. These games are the University of Pennsylvania-P State game at . Franklin field, Philadelphia on No vel. Der 9th a the Army-Notre Dame game to be played at the ] Yankee stadium on November 18th. Election Returns Broadcast
 Through special arrangement with the Associated Press. WIZ, New York, will give detailed election re- turn service at ten minute intervals during it's program next Tuesday evening. WGY, Schenectady, will be included in the service between | 8 and 10:45 o'clock. It will include the results of balloting on the can didates for governor in all states. candidates for the United States sen ate from all states and New York state results in detail, WFBH, New York, will broadcast returns from 2 ID. m., Tuesday, until a. n., We'd lnesday VICES will begin at $50 p. m.. Tuesday.
 New York Symphony
 Tonight at o'clock, the second program of the Balllite Hour with Walter Damrosch as the leading | lluminary I'll be broadcast through WEAF and the chain gang. This second radio program will be the | first of the lecture-recitals by MT. l Damrosch concerning operas by the famous composer Richard Wagner, On this evening, MT. Damrosch at l the piano will i've an explanatory recital of Wagner's "Rhningold." Mir. 1 IDamrosch is an accomplished pianist and in fact would probably have been known as a pianist of note had not one of his early teachers used mechanical uontrivance to raise his fingers higher. which resulted how ever in weakening the joints of sev- eral of them. Of late years, of course. MT. Damrosch has been out standing as an orchestral conductor . ana SuCCttueu HIS ldIHtT, LIT. LtO- pold Damrosch as the conductor of the New York Symphony orchestra. Famous Soprano At WIZ
 Madame Johanna Gadski the great interpreter of |agnerian roles and q soprano Of the Metropolitan opera, will be the featured soloist on a program to be broadcast by stations WIZ. WRC, WGY, WBZ and .KDKA at 10:15 o'clock tomorrow night The Maxwell orchestra will also be heard at this time in an especially arranged program of all American music. Nathaniel Schil- kret is the conductor of the orches- tra.
 WGY Players Offer Variety
 Two one act plays, comedy, Let 1 There Be Light" and a tragedy, Justice is Mine" will be produced ! by the WGY players under the d. rection of Ten Eyck Clay, Friday night, November 5. Justice Is Mine" | was written by Carlos Conway, an | Oxford university graduate. now en- gagged In advertising. MT. Conway l