New Britain herald., 1927-08-26
SsO-WTIC. Rartford-47s

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 6SO-WTIC. Hartford-47s report concert Hotel Bond Trio
 6: :5O-News and baseball scores. concert continued 7:15-Piano recital: a. Gavotte de Marie Antoinette (NeussedD: b. Cavaletta (Lack): c. La Tzlgane (aanne): Laura c. Gaudet staff pianist
 and the Toreador. The Banderillos and the Torea- dor those entertainers who have strummed their way to popularity with thousandes of WTIC fans, will broadcast in their next pro- gram from the Hartford station tonight several very interesting numbers. They include in this program numbers with view to Pleasing everyone. There are stan dard numbers, 8 few of the songs of yesterday, and several of the new popular songs. Every lover of good music would do well to lis- ten in to this program.
 Banderillos - a. Opening, Fl
 Banderillo (Bara); b. Noon
 glade (Holt): c. The Old Parlor
 Clock (Cusenza)
 Toreador - I'll Think of You Banderillos a Step Along
 (Higgs); b. Indian Joe (Brad-
 bury)
 Toreador - a. Give Me My Heart
 Back Again: b. One Summer
 Night
 Banderillos - a. Red Lips Chase
 My Blues Away tBryan); b. Sil-
 yer Springs (Moyer); c. Sun
 set March (Marz); d. Closing
 Fl Banderillo (Bara) 'S--Cities Service concert orchestra and the Cities Service Cavaliers, from WEAF:
 Cities Service March (BourdonD; Serenade (To spring) (Gouno6: Cocoanut Dance (Hermann): L'Arlesienne (Bizet): Minuet, Adagietto. Farandolle: Liebes- freud (Kreisler). piano duet; Lon donderry Air. string section of or chestra; Handel on the Strand (Granger): By the swanee River (Myddleton) Doll Dance (Brown) piano duet: Old Uncle Ned (Fos- ter)
 Miniatures, from WEAF. Peterboro, the summer home of the late Edward Mcdowell, in the rolling woodlands of New Hampshire. will be visited by the Musical Miniatures program. Mcdowell, one Of the foremast of American composers, rested and created some of his greatest selections at this country home. In accordance with his ideals, Mrs. Mcdowell caused his estate. comprising a square mile of farm and pasture land, to be turned over to serious students and some 20 studios were built in 1924 and are occupied during the summer months by musicians. artists and writers. On this visit in honor of the composer, the "Mu- sical Miniatures" program con- sists entirely of MacDowell's tone poems: In Autumn; Thy Beam ing Eyes. soprano: Witches Dance; From Uncle Remus: To Water Lily; Long Ago, tenor; Presto Solos: a. Where'ere You Walk (HandeD: b. Mary of Allendale (Monroe); c. Love a Lassie (Walt): d. Down in the Forest (Ronald); e. Top O the Morning: G. Loring Burwell. tenor: Laura C. Gaudet, accom- panist :45-Vocal Recital: a. I Looked Into Your Garden tWood); b. Sweet as Any White Child (Wal- ker); c. Little Yaller Dog (Gal- laply); d. Lilies of Lorraine Con nor); e. Trees (Rasbach); f. God ! Keep You Dear (Ellis); Grace ! Clark, mezzo soprano; Mildred . Holcomb. accompanist | O-Hotel Bond orchestra; Emil Heimberger, director News and weather 112O-WDRC, New Haycn-20S 45-Time; weather and news The Melody Six 30-Popular songs 
 30-Piano and violin Time: popular program :3O-The Bon Ton Banjoists ,-Time; weather
 1iOO-WICC, Bridgeport-21I 05-Studio program Piano company
 8O0-WBZ, Sprinsneld-333 1O-Markets; baseball: weather 15-Vincent Breglio and his Solo !. orchestra
  03-Mrs. Irene Simpson Rommel, pianist
 Spring, Hawaiian gui- tar; George Ellsworth. ukulele 45-Musical program Recital by Eric Tesche, tenor
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