New Britain herald., 1926-03-13

the continent, whore she has been acclaimed by many capable critics as meriting a splendid future.
 John Byrne, one Of the foremost vocal teachers in Paris. for II years associated with Jean de Reszke, cablel at the time Of her trium- nhant concert in Holyoke, Massa- chusetts last May: "Predict great opera career for des Rosters; mar vellous voice, rare dramatic ability, hard workcr--will be as great as Destinn." Salignac for eight years the leading tenor of the Metropoli- ,an, and for i6 years leading dra- matte tenor Of the Opera Comique tn Paris, has also been outspoHen as 10 his faith In her success. American critics have been equal iy enthusiastic over her abilities; the Brooklyn Daily Eagle says that Rose lcs Rosters has definite as- surance of a brilliant career on the | concert stage. She Is blessed with Q winning personality and good so- 1 prano voice of dramatic and lyric qualities"
 Among the others in the Cornell group, Miss Ruth Mcllvaine, mezzo- contralto, has appeared with Chalia- pin in "l1aust", and is a member Of the Opera Players. Inco which has it's own thcatcr on Grove street in New York. Miss MclIvaine leaves for Florida directly after the Hart ford recital for a two weeks en- gagement at Ormond, under the d. raction of Ernest Knoch, the well known Wagnerian conductor.
 Alfred Y. Cornell, who will ac-
 company the members of his class
 on the piano, is director of the
 singers club Of New York city or
 ganist and choir-master at the
 Church of the Pilgrims in Brooklyn
 and teacher of singing of market
 ability in fitting his pupils for th'
 concert and operatic stage.
 Conspicuous on the CorneI
 groups program for tomorrow nigh are excerpts from the operas "Caval
 leria Rusticana," Faust, La Forzi
 del Destino," Aida, Samson Q Dclila," "Rigoletto", and "I Pqlrli ; tani."
 ) A KT1, Los Angeles'N program , broadcast at 12:30 o'clock, noor
 was heard with loud speaker volum
 by Mrs. James W. Dean of Clere | land.
 { Mrs. Dean vas not distance-huni ? ing at the time. She merely turne ? the tuning dial of her radio set on ] heard the California announcer an , program. Vcrification of the pro = gram by the KFI station proved tha r. Mrs. Dean had established a day l light reception record.
 A vaudeville night, with all th
 proper and necessary trimmings 0 the newest acquisition to the KGV n Portland, Ore, schedule. It t broadcast during the 9 to 10 hot g each Thursday night.
 - Angel A. Braschi, member Of D' |" Paul university faculty. will hold = regular Spanish class meeting in Il n WHIT, Chicago, studio every Frida y morning at ii o'clock. By hroa' = casting his class in actual sessio ,, he believes the listening public wi 0 be able to gain more from the le J. sons.
 c Audltion day at KF1 Los Angele a has resulted in the discovery | many fine voices and instrument is artists who might otherwise ha J. continued to sing and play unhear In Petronella Trimbur, organist, Il
 returned to the studio of WLW, Cl
 cinnati, O., and will play series II weekly concerts. They will be hea m at noon Wednesdays.
 S. The new WGN, Chicago, attra le ton Is "Everybody Sing" Eve A. evening from 6:55 to : o'clock pop -k lar ballads and well known tun
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