New Britain herald., 1926-10-02

party Of judges, will be married by James J. Walker, mayor of New York, and the bride will be given in marriage by Fire Commissioner John J. Dorman. The couple has been pro- vided with complete furnishings for an apartment, by merchants in the ncighborhood and they have q com plete home outfit, even to kitchen utensils. The feature is scheduled for 9:15 o'clock.
 Baseball BrOadcasting. WTIC, Hartford, will begin at 1
 o'clock today to broadcast the incl dents in connection with the first game of the World Series, which will
 be played at the Yankee Stadium, New York. Graham McNamee and Phillips Carlin will be before the microphone and will entertain radio listeners with interesting highlights, both before the game and between innings. The progress of the game will be carefully handled, play by play. On Sunday, broadcasting will begin at 1:45 o'clock. Beginning Tuesday, St Louis will be the scene of the games and broadcasting will begin at 2:15 o'clock, eastern stan dard time, on each of the three days. Then back to New York on october ! 2, if necessary.
 Will Hear Anna Case. 1 Anna Case, the Metropolitan Opera companys scintiNating so- prano. will be heard tomorrow eve ming at 9:15 o'clock from WEAF, l New York, and a chain of stations in 1 the first of the famous artist recitals sponsored by 4. Atwater Kent ol 1 Philadelphia, and scheduled for Sunday evenings during the winter, | | Albert Spaulding, well known Amer | ican violinist, will be heard on the | same program. Fifteen stations will | be hooked up and New Britain fans , will probably meet with best results . l if they tune in on WJAR, Provi- | dence, which will be one of the links in the chain.
 Edgar Guest to Broadcast. Edgar Guest, the well known poet, whose name is a household . word throughout the country, will be heard next Thursday evening from WGY, Schenectady, when he will de- liver an address at the banquet of the New York State Association of Real Estate Boards at Utica. Mat thew s. Sloan, president of the Brooklyn Edison company, will also speak.
 In Permanent HOokup. At 9:3O o'clock tomorrow evening a permanent hookup will be inaug uratod between VICES, New York, and WIP. Philadelphia. Later WPG, Atlantic City, will be added to them, forming the nucleus of d per manent chain broadcast. Both VICES and WHIP are well known stations and both have broadcast many noteworthy events. This hook up will probably serve 10 bring to the radio audience q greater field Of entertainment, since both Philadel- phia and New York features will be heard. Theatrical features, fo which VICES has long been justly famous, will be continued and from Phila- delphia will be heard many notable musical events, programs from the Metropolitan Opera house, the Ses- Centennial and other points. The famous Philadelphia Symphony or chestra will also be heard. WCAE, Pittsburgh, is another station be- longing 10 the Gimbel Brothers group, but it will not be added to the chain at this time.
 President Coolidge ScheduIcd.
 President Coolidge will be heard in an address on Monday evening at S:15 o'clock, when he will speak at the annual convention of the Amer ican National Red Cross, which will be broadcast direct from the audi torium of Memorial Continental hall, Washington. WEAF, New York; WAR, Providence; WTAG, Wor cestcr, WGR, Buffalo; WILT, Phila- delphia; WRC, Washington; WSAI, Cincinnati, and KSD, St. Louis, will comprimise the hookup, Broadcast ing will start at 7;30 o'clock and will include program of music by the United States Marine band. in ad
 
 Two Events Planned.
 Either of two major sporting events is scheduled by WG1, Sche- nectady. for broadcasting Saturday afternoon. october 9. There is a pos siblity, because of three to three . game tie, or as a result of postpone ment due to rain. the World Series will continue until that date. In that event, the game in New York will be transmitted at 1:30 o'clock. If, how ever, the series has been completed, WIG will broadcast the Yale-Geor- gia football game from New Haven.
 To Broadcast All Games.
 WDRC, New Haven, has made ar engagements to broadcast every foot ball game played in the Yale bowl this season. A play by play descrip- ton will be heard direct from the bowl each Saturday afternoon that