New Britain herald., 1927-04-19
New England Stations
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Dinner concert. Hotsl Ieublein
 Trio. q. Excerpts from Faust
 tGounoIJ, b. SereEade tTosellD
 c. Silhouette suite Gin five partsl
 fHadlayl; d. Ltsbestraume tLiszD .-5-Nsws
 59-{folgn Selections: |. sereuade fToselD; b. ku5aatakJ t"jsni- awskib: e. Angels Serena de
 tBragaj; ], Meditation from
 TAals" (Mazs@nee); Frances Hoe ajs. yioHa,st, Laura C. Gaulet, accom- gaHist
 f5-soprano Solos: q, Dreamy
 Melody (KoDler>; b, Kiss in tho Dark fHsrAsrtl; C. An Was IL lie" rom La Trasiata" tEerdil 1; d. The World is Waiting for the sunrise tLoekhart-seit Lillian Cabana. soprano; Laura (, Gau- det. accompanist
 Jack peIauey's orchestra s:90-Concert by the University Glee club Of New Haven.
 Part T.
 l-The Omalpotence tFraLz schu- berD; arranged oy Franz Liszt.
 Prof. II. E. Jepson at the organ, solo by Charles huilman
 "a. Lament Tor owen Roe o'Neill (Irishp; arranged by Ar thur Whiting; Baritone solo by Gordon Stevens. D. Loch Lomond Scottish Air); arranged by R, Vaughan Williams. solo by Charles kullman. c. Rantln', Eo- vim Robin (scotch Folk song) ar ranged by Dr. A. T. Davlson; odr- ltone solo by Gordon Stevens
 3-Tener solos: q. Come and Trip It (HandeD; b. The Sailors Life told English): c. Phyllis Has Such Charming Graces lIoungl; John Barnes Wells
 4-The Lost Chord (Sir Arthur suIlivan): adapted by John Hyatt Brewer; Professor II. E. Jepson at the organ
 Part H.
 ia. 4 Lullaby of Love fPercy E. Eletcher) b. Waters Ripple and Flow tCzecho-S Slovak Folk Songl; arranged by Deems Taylor; solos nv Messrs. kimball and Schlegel "a, Ward, the Pirate (English Folk Song): arranged by f Vaughan Williams. b. Shenandoah Traditional Chantey); freely ar- ranged by Marshall Bartholomew 3-Tenor Solos: a. A Song Tn the Nigh, (Marshan Bartholomew; D. o Mistress Mine (Roser Qullter, c. May. The Maiden (John A. Car panter): d. The Mystery tJohh Barnes Wells): e. Be the Best oi Whatever You Are (John Barnes Wells); John Barnes Wells
 4-l,ollege Songs: a. Night song or Syracuse tyernon L. DeTar '2D; h. Eleazer Wheelock (Dartlnouth song) Marie Wurm) Tine Travellers Symphonic eh- sarnble. conducted by Dana $, Merriman, musical director "ll> I-suite; At The Fair lJonh povelD; a. Merry Go Round: b. f,ircassian Beauty: c. Hoochee- hoochee Dance
 II-Scenes from an lmagllldls Ballet tColeridge Taylor>: a, Mol ,o vivace; b. Allegretto; c. Mn uetto: d. Andantlno: C. NlVacls- simo III-Medley Of Popular French Tunes (Laudendau)
 Iv-Andantino Lemare) y-Habanera from Larneh lBizeD ., NI-Adagio Lamentoso from the sixth symphony tTschaiko"shy) \II-selection from The Prince of Pilsen' ,Luders) News and weather
 vOo-NBZ--sprinytield-333 55-Market reports
 Forum
 I 5-Dance music 5o-News and the newspaper Mirth Makers .l5-Grace L. Baum cohtralto, or New Britain
 ;,5-To- Be Natis, from WIZ Osen's orchestra, from WIZ
 psning; One Summer Night in June. orchestra: Warm Weather, orchestra; Worryin'. vocal trio' Whisper, vocal trio. A smile KISS, orchestra; Far Away Bells B. Eorger, vocal; An American Fantasy. orchestra; Oh What Girl Wa. Whoozis. F. Frey; Two violins, duet: Merry Wido" Waltz, orchestra. Solo, saHophone: It All Depends on You, instrumet- tai; Review Of New York Show. orchestra: Loves old Sweet Song, string quartet; How'd You Like 10 Have g. Baby? orchestra; Closing City club ensemble b. springfield German Singing club l:3o- Happy Trio ,-Bert Lowe aud fis orchestra .3G-N"gtuer, n5issiug persons
 Go,-N NAC-Boston---l30 The Smliars
 a4-TEa SInfonians
 ao-"Care of the Hair" Alone minute talk ,i-f.adv of the worries 5g-N4wspaper sIIelIgMs -rrogram 
 Varied program; Winchester Post hand and assisting artists ..G5-kar! Rhode and his orch,
 sGO-NEEI--Boston-3i9 -OI.eary's Irish minstrels with Michael Ahearn. Irish laritone  tS-Iiighway bulletin 45-Eig Brother club 
 i5-Pianist Musicale 34-Talk  From New York Cruising the AIT . .n5-NeWs 1n-padio forecast and weather i