New Britain herald., 1927-09-24
SUNDAY AT WTIC
Eastern Standard Time.

Eastern Standard Time. 4:3o-Howard Radio Hour: I-Selection from The Pearl
 Fishers" tBizeD
 II-Baritone Solos: a, Sylvia
 tSpeaks); b. Would God I Were
 Tender Apple Blossom Carr.
 Spier)
 IIl-Peer Gynt Suite No. 1(Grieg) IV-Cello Solo, Lamento Gabriel
 Marie)
 V-Selection from "Chow Chin
 Chow" (Norton)
 FI-Trio, Clair du Lune from Suite "Bergamasque' (Debussy) VII-Tenor Solos: a. Dawn (Cur-
 ran): b. Far Off l Hear a Loy-
 CTS Flute (CadmGn) VIII-Pizzicato from Sylvia Bal
 let" tDelibee)
 IX-String Quartet, Abendlied
 (Schumann)
 X-Poor Butterfly (HubbelD XI-Violin Solo, Gavotte tGosseo) XII-The Busy Bee (Bendix) b;30-The Travellers Symphonic En- semble conducted by Dana s. Mer- riman. musical director WTIC, Proba ply the best known Of all classical overture is William Tell" Its spirited melody is known to practically everyone who Is at all familiar with music. This num- Der will be the opening one on this program which the Travellers Symphonic ensemble will broad cast through WTIC. Another good selection is the "Andante Canta- bile" from Tschaikowsky's Sym phony No. V. The Fifth Sym phony" is one Of Tschaikowsky's finest works. and probably the most popular of all his sym phonies. The Andante Cantab bile from this work is q gem in itself. It is melodious. and has catchy swinging rhythm. The other num- bers on this program are equally well chosen, and should provide a fine opportunity for this organl- zation to be heard at its best. I-Overture, William Tell" (Ros-
 sinD
 II-a. Stray Sunbeams (Huerter);
 b. Sunset Meditation tBiggs) III-Andante Cantabile from
 Symphony No. ' (Tschaikow- IV-Prairie Suite (Cadman) V-Selection from Blossom Time"
 (Schuber)
 VI-Pomp and Circumstance GEL
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 s:3o-Capitol Thcater Organ, Mel odies for the Folks at Home, Walter Dawlcy. old Timers Pro- pram
 Walter Dawley, celebrated Capi- tol theater organist. has arranged this program Of Melodies for the Folks at Home" especially for the old timers. He has given 1t over entirely to tunes that the old folws will know and enjoy. Be sure that all the old timers in your family hear this program. They will enjoy 1t very much.
 900-WBZ, Springfield-333 :27-Raecball; weather reports 6:30-Jack Morey's Singing orchcs- tra
 T:15-Charles Miller, pianist 7:30-Baseball 7:34-Bert Lowe and his Hotel Stat Ter orchestra S-NBC Feature, Ponce Sisters and xylophones,- from WIZ
 Dew, Dew, Dewy Day Ponce Sis ters, Castle Waltz, xyiophone solo; Worryin', Ponce Sisters; Jewels of the Madonna, Nylophone solo; Bye, Bye. Pretty Baby, Ponce Sisters. Dancing Stars, xylophone soio; oh, How We Love the Bruncttos. Ponce Sisters: Boale Street Rag. xylophone solo; Blue River Ponce Sisters
 8:3G-Percy Ensemble club, assist ed by Meriel C. Blnchard, color4- tura soprano. Program:
 Ia. The Hikcrs CWedD; b. Dat ' am Rag lWei3D; Ensemble The Want of You (Nauder-
 pooD; Miss Blanchard
 3--a. Gavotte CC. W. yon G,.. ,
 b. N,uuett C.. r. IIendet. ...-
 Gcmhc
 4-SoIertel, Mss B'anchard 5-Le Secret (Gauthlc.J, Catue-
 dral Chimes (ArnoI Bro"uJj
 Ensemble
 6-Hose of Memory (Ha"blea;
 Miss Blanchard
 7-Oue sweotly Sol,mn Thought
 (AmDrosel; Ensemble 9.15-M.sica! program lg-Bcrt Lowe and his Ho'eI S'atir~ orchestra
 1t.3o-Wea.her; missing ..ersoas; baseball
 s50-WNAC, Bo>'on-353 1-Lunchcon concert l;35-Jack Flynn and Lls Melody club
 4-"Dok" Eiscubourg and h!s Sin fonIans
 6-The Juvenile Snilcrs s:33-Perley Stevens and hia orch. 7-"Jim1nle" Gallagher and hIs orch 7:30-The Lady of the worries 7:50-Storics from New England History by Willard DeLue 8-WNAC staff frolc, Al Around the Kee Of See" S:3O-Soprano reader 9-Hotel Brunswick orchestra lD-Joe Rinas and his orchestra Mercy Pearl and his orch, G-Worccstcr-28S i".25-Chester Gaylord, serenader s:rj-S Studio program