New Britain herald., 1928-05-12
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Springfield, under the direction of Eielge F. Pearson, will broadcast program Of music over WBZ tonight at ' o'clock. assisted by Miss Flea nor Willard, soprano; Mrs. Laura w. Ross, violinist, and Miss Eva M Johnson, pianist. The program will consist of Swedish folksongs and negro spirituals Miss Willard will sing Gounod's Ave Maria" assisted ny Mrs. Ross, who will play the ob- ligato. Others numbers include Dreaming Alone. When the Roses Bloom and Peacefully Slumbering.
 Don't forget 10 tune in on WBZ at S:l0 and listen to another pro- gram of delightful music broadcast by the Boston symphony orchestra under the direction of Alfredo Ga sella. This IS the only symphony or chestra in America which makes a practice of giving popular concerts every day during the months Of May and June, and the only one to give radio fans the opportunity to listen
 
 orchestra is composed of so mem- bers and the programs are always worthwhile to listen to.
 The National symphony orchestra. under the direction of Cesare So- dero. is new Saturday evening fea- ture which goes on the air at S:30 VI ram will open with Brahms Tragic Overture" followed immediately by Haydn's symphony in F Flat" Other numbers included in the pro- gram are Tschaikowsky's Second Movement of the Fifth symphony" and three numbers by Martucci.
 Elgar's 'Pomp and Circumstance" marcr, of British structure. and Mecham's American Patrol" rep resentatiye of American tunes, will be played by the United States Navy evening broadcast through WIZ at 8 o'clock. Berliozs Roman Carnival Overture Liszt's Hungarian Rhap- sody No. 2" Brooks Garden of Roses" and Benter's "A Day Aboard Man-o' War" are other numbers to be heard.
 Delibes' march from his ballet Sylvia" will be played as the open ing number during the hour of Slumber Music, coming over WIZ at Ill o'clock. Other numbers included in the program are Liszt's "Consola- tion," Sibelius' Romance" Cady's Dance Oriental" Widor's "Sere- nade," and Reissinger's Mill of the Cliff"
 A new quartet will make its debut over WEAF Sunday evening at 9:15 during the regular Atwater Kent hour. The quartet will broadcast for the first time Shaw's Hey Robin Jolly Robin, from Twelfth Night" also. Bushes and Briars. Drink to Me With Thine Eyes, My Little Banjo, Mandalay. Sylvia, Little Log Cabin of Dreams and Long Ago in Alcala.
 l Laurence Wolfe, young American tenor, who is making his first Amer 1 ican appearance after a successful European tour, will be heard in an air recital Sunday evening at 5:3O over WEAF. His selections are "On- a way, Awake, Beloved" by Coleridge- Taylor. Schumann's Moonlight, and "Is Yo'? Yo' Is" by Bond. The orchestra assisting Mir. Wolfe will play Rubinstein's 'kamenoi OstroW' Paderewski's 'Minuet,' Strauss Southern Roses" and Wagner's Dreams"
 Sax Rohmer's diabolical character. The Emperor of America" will re- turn to the air during the Collier hour, which will be broadcast through WI3Z at S:15. Owing to the illness of the creator of this char acter, the programs were discontin- ued, but now since the recovery of Mr. Rohmer, the regular broadcast of this feature will continue.
 Hamb]in's "Ave Maria" will be played as a violin solo by Don Mmaizo during the yrogram which will be broadcast through WIZ at lo:15 Sunday night. The orchestra under his direction will play among oth Thomas overture to Ray mond." Delibes' Les Files de CadlZ, Lehar's Villa Song from "The Merry Widow" and Luz's "Mysterioso.'
 Other features to be heard through WEAF are Hans Earth, pl- anist, at o'clock; the Stetson Pa rade program, at 6 o'clock, and the Bible story of Ruth and Naoml at 9;45. Through WIZ: Di Stefano ana his Classical Trio, at O'CLOCK: Aeolian Organ Music, with mixed o,1artet. at 7:05. and the Utica Jubl- lee Singers at 9:15.
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