New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

Sydney Green, pianist : 45-Soprano solos
 a. Life's Lullaby Iane)
 b. Can't Remember (Alma Goat
 ley)
 (. The Radiance in Your Eyes
 (Novello>
 d Love Sleeps in 8 Rose (HalD e. My Desire (Cadman)
 Nettie NJ. Herrick, soprano
 Laura C. Gaudet. accom-. s-WTIC Serenaders-
 Whispering .......... Ensemble 'Introductions" ..... WIT and c Havana .....-.,......s VII Cheerie- -Beerie Be ........... T The Diver (Roder) .......... c Songs My Mother Taught Me. Il Dreamer's Tale No. (Peterkin. W Are You Lonesome Tonight?
 ................ Ensemble Roam On, My Little Gypsy Sweet
 heart .s.............. I Popular Medley .............. Barbara WIT Sing Me a Baby Song ........ T Little Mother O Mine (Burleigh) c Delirium (Schutt) ....,...... w The Girl Is You and the Boy Is Me .,..,...... Ensemble "Adics" ............ WIT and C Whispering .......... Ensemble S:5o-Jack say. Ask me Another" All right; everybody, on with the thinking caps. Jack is broadcast ing through WTIC his radio nov city "Ask Me Another" If you're good at rememberin things. try your prowees with Jack. If you're not so good-well, you will be aft CT one of these delightful half ! hours of recalling many interest ing things. In his radio role of inquisitor, he asks two groups of twenty-five questions on people and events both of the past and the present. and one group of ten humorous questions. Try playing the game with group of friends see who can shout out the an- swer first. It's lots of fun. s-Colt Park Municipal orchestra. s;so-Banjo Rag Pickers with Oble Newman, soloist.
 Any rags, any bones, any bottles today?" it will be recalled was the old ''rag picker's song" While not soliciting those particular ar ticles, WTICs Banjo Rag Pickers will certainly pick their way through a half-hour of snappy banio-vocal music. These artists have been heard before from the Hartford station. and their ability as entertainers is known to be of the first water. Obie Newman, vocal soloist, will be with them to render the vocal part of the pro- gram. 1o-Newe. 1120-WDRC, New Haven-2es s:45-Time, weather, news. ID. Genovese. saxophonlst. so-Piano and vocal selections. s-Tenor, s:3o-Violinist.
 s-Time; Colonial Dance orchestra. 1o-Time; weather.
 9OO-WBZ, Springfeld-333 :25-Baseball and weather. so-Talk on Public Health, s:45-Hotel statler ensemble.
 PROGRAM
 1 Nachtstuck (Schumann) ,, Silver Moon. Your Land and
 Nv Land (Romberg)
 3 Chanson Triste (Tschaikowsky) 4. Estudiantina (WaltenfeD results. ' 7.o3-Bert Lowe and his Hotel Stat Ter Orchestra. 7,30-Radio Nature league under the direction of Thornton w. Burgess. s-Novelty Trio. B 45-victor A Hoyt, trumpeter'
 PROGRAM 1. Ave Maria. (Gounod Bach) }. Cerisette Polka (Rollinson) 5. Sunshine of Your Smile (Ray 1 4. My Wild Irish Rose ,. In a Little Spanish Town Hour from WIZ, Old Colonel March ,' Orchestra | Melody from Sonata (Beetho- , ven), orchestra Turkish March (Mozart), orch, Forgive Ne, tenor solo, William | Robyn Mystery Night. orchestra Overture. Don Juan (Ma azart), or chestra
 Mappari (NIartha) tF'lotow) ten- or solo, William Robyn
 Me and My Shadow, orchestra Banjo solo, Rex. Schepp, banjoist Who is Sylvia (Schubert). tenor . solo, William Robyn
 Minutette (LArlesienne) tBizet), 1 flute solo
 Tn Spanish Town, orchestra Black Eyes (Russian Gypsy). or chestra
 Schubert Melodies. orchestra Whispering Willows (Herbert), or chestra
 Song of the Flame (Gershwin- Stothart, orchestra
 Where My Caravan Has Rested Nohr), tenor solo, William Ro- byn
 Jolly Sea Dog, from "On the Briny Suite (Carr)
 Merry McDoon. from Gaelic Melodies (Foulds)
 Huskin Bee ayd Dance at Rube- vile, from 'RuheVille Suite CLake), orchestra Diener, cellist. Beatrice Roberts, pianist and accompanist DENTIST