New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
SUNDAY AT WTIC

I-'Faust' Excerpts (Gounod) II-Baritone Solo: a. If Only You
 Were Mine (HerberD; D. Banjo
 Song tHomer)
 III-A Day In Venice (Nevin) IV-Cello Solo: Traumerei (Schu-
 mann
 v-Excerpts from The Ffreiy'
 (FrimD
 vI-Trio: Liebestraun G.iszt) VII-Tenor Solo: a. The Great
 Awakening tKramer); b. From
 the Land Of the skyblue Water
 tCadman)
 vlII-Pulcinello (Aletter) IX-String Quartet: Andante Can
 tahile {Tschaikowsky) X-Memory's Garden DennD XI-Andante from Violin Concer-
 to (WieniawskD
 XII-Glow Worm Uincke) 5; 5;5o-The Travellers Symphonic Ensemble.
 With this selective program, the Travellers symphonic Ensemble, under the direction Of Dana s. Merriman, will usher in its fall schedule. This program Of classi- cal music has been selected care fully by MT. Merriman, who is musical director of WTIC, and is a most fitting one to usher In the new radio season.
 The Symphonic Ensemble has been a WTIC feature the last two years. It has not been heard since last spring, having been discontin- ued during the summer. Its pro- grams always have been received with delight by all music lovers within range of WTICs programs. In this program Director Merrl- man has included many of the old fayorite classical selections, as well as some Of the newer ones. All music lovers know and delight in hearing Verdis celebrated "Triumphal March" from Aida This stirring selection is fine one for the opening number. Largo from "Xerxes' by Handel is melody that almost everyone, no matter what his walk in life, has known and loved from childhood. It ie one of the few classical se- lections that is part Of every ones musical heritage. Among the selections by modern composers, a suite of MacDowells compositions has been included. Also there is a right t-up-to-the- minute modern selections taken from the musical play Sunny This program promises to be one Of the high lights of the new fall schedule. If you are anywhere near radio set, don't miss it. I-Triumphal March from Aida
 (NerdD
 II-Largo from 'Nerxes" (HandeD III-MacDowell Favorites
 a.To Wild Rose Strings only)
 b.At An old Trysting Place
 c. To a Water Lily
 d. Told At Sunset
 1V-Ballet Egyptian GuiginD Va. La Cygne (The swami
 (Saint- -Saens); b. Serenade (for
 strings) (Pierne)
 VI - Selection from Sunny
 (kern)
 vI1-March (Schubert) s:3O-Capitol Theater organ: Mel odies for the Folks at Home;' Walter Dawley, organist I-Meditation (kinder) II-Doll Dance (Brown) uI-kammenoi Ostrow (Ruben-
 stein)
 N-Forgotten tCowles) V-Pontifical March tGounod)
 140O-WICC, Bridgeport-214 5: s:30-Pleasur Beach orchestra l0--Pleasure Beach orchestra 10 :30--Weather reports
 8OO-WI,Z, Springfield-333 j 5:27-Baseball; weather reports S:3o-Jack Moreys Singing orch. 7:15-Charles Miller, pianist : :30-Basebal .:34-Bert Lowe and his Hotel Stat Ter orchestra Ponce Sisters from WIZ: Hoosier Sweetheart, Ponce Sisters; Xylo- phone solo: Heaven, Heaven (Ne- gro SpirituaD; Ponce Sisters; Nyl- ophone solo; Then foull Come Back to Me, Ponce Sisters; Let's Be the Same old Pals, Ponce Sis ters: Xylophone solo; Moonbeam, Kiss Her For Me, Ponce Sisters :20-"International Polo Game resume Of the play in the second game, played at Meadowbrook this afternoon. by Major A. C.. Rudd. from WIZ ,:30--Pcrcy Ensemble club assiseed by Meriel G. Blanchard, coloratura soprano. Program:
 Military March (SchuberD 2-Reveric; Just d Memory
 (WcidD, Ensemble
 3-Stolen Wings (Willebyl, Miss
 Blanchard
 4-Titania Overture OIildrcth) 5--Mazurka (SchmidD. Ensemble 6-Ah fors lui from La Ira
 viata" (NerdD, Miss Blanchard 7-Chant Sans Paroles Gcigh) S-1ntermezzo Irlandais Neish),
 Ensemble
 9-Gingham Gown (penn) Miss
 Blanchard
 10-March: On Parade (Zamee-
 nik), Ensemble ':15-M Musical program o--Bert Lowe and his Hotel Statler orchestra
 o;30-Weather reports: missing persons; baseball results
 1Of0-WTAG-Worccstcr--2SS 2:35-Chester Gallord, serenaler scores :05-Studio program :01-WTAG Little symphony dance orchestra news bulletin
 S5O-WNAC, Boston--353 concert