New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

[ lIc lNO pIdIltS, dll Dy tAplOIIHG parties which will hike over the ice fields. Two short wave sets will also be used on the planes Every night from 12 to 1:S0 o'clock the short wave station 2-ZV. Richmond Hill, N. r., will be in communication with the expedition.
 Mme Frances Aida, world famous soprano and wife of Giulio |Gatti-Casazza, general director of the Metropolitan Opera in New York, will be the artist for the next At- water Kent concert on Sunday eve ming, April IS, at 9:l5 o'clock from WEAF, New York, and chain of stations. She will be assisted by John Corigliano, violinist.
 Iakobowski's "Two NagahondS" will be the presentation Of th" 1 WEAF Light Opera Co.,, which will be heard tonight from a chain Of stations including WTIC, Hartford. The program will emanate from the studios of WEAF, New York. These weekly light opera presentations have made many friends for Connec- ticut's only Class B station.
 Governor Alfred E. Smith of N"" York, Mayor James A. Walker ol New York city, Chaunccy M. DepeW
 Joseph B. Easton, chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, land P. E. Crowley president Of the New York Central lines, will he among the speakers at the dinner in observance of the tooth birthday an niyersary of the New York Central,
 which will be broadcast by WCN' Schenectady, and WIZ, New ork'
 ON Saturday evening of this week. The program will begin at 9;So o'clock.
 The final Sunday organ recital oi
 the season from Woolsey hall, Tale
 university, will be broadcast ny
 WrIC next Sunday at D. m. u.
 Frank Bozyan, instructor in organ
 playing and assistant organlst a'
 the famed institution, will be at thr Ncwberry organ console.
 WRNY, New York, will broadcast
 the annual dinner of the New York sun, which will be held in
 the grand ballroom of the Hotel
 Roosevelt on Saturday evening next During the evening practically all the stars on Broadway will appear land WRNY will turn its DIX Hour
 over to the sun, so that the pro
 gram may continue anu fans enjo! the entire program.
 ! Selections played by 2l plane
 simultaneously will be heard by
 those fortunate enough to be neal , radio sets next Saturday morning a f Il o'clock. when WEAF, New York 7, will broadcast the ensemble concer , by the Cranberry School of Music
 direct from Carnegie hall, A tota
 of 1OS pianist will take part. Tn !, assisting vocal soloist will be Mar! r Craig, soprano, Of the De ret s Opera company.
 f Word pictures Of trips up stream } with rod and net will be given to night at s:30 o'clock from WAHG ] Richmond Hill, when Myles Flynn Q the man who knows more abou S fishing than the fellow who discov S cred 1t, will be heard in one Of hi ? Illuminating talks. His subject vii be Trout Fishing" and all thos s who are followers Of the much pes l tered Isaak Walton will glory q - the scenes unfold.
 The Record Boys, Al Bernard n Frank Kamplain and Sammy Step' t will be heard Thursday evening 6 Q 10 o'clock from WIZ, New York, fl l, a new group of choice porula l. songs. The boys sing every song il 1 their stock in trade and there's noth s ing rubber stamped about their pro - grams. Better tune in.
 d The Second Presbyterian Chora d society, an organization which ha q made a great reputation in the vi ' cinity Of Paterson. N. J.. will b l. heard from WODA in The Sill - City" on Thursday evening. that - tomorrow, and those fans who cal s tune down to 224 meters will fin, - that they have a treat in store fo l. them.
 II For those who lie in bed until - o'clock in the morning, the radi d Fr-FsY,e.