New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29


feature comes the weekly recital by
Reinald Werrenrath at 7o'clock
who will offer q series Of Negro
spirituals az his contribution to the
days list of entertainments
And 20 on down the line till We
come to the other network Of the
Ni3C system. which offers ~ =
Roxy program at o'clock over
WIZ and WBZ with Beethoven's
Ninth Symphony" In its entirety a.
the feature number Of the program.
Together with the orchestra the
Roxy ensemble Of seventy-five
voices viii sing the choral movement
Of the symph ony.
The Continentais will resume
their broadcasting Of grand opera
excerpts at I o'clock over the same
stations. The Introductory number
of the program Is the overture ~
Weber's Der Freischutz." followed
by the arts 20 Pretes de Baa"
from Meyerbeer's 10 Profete."
which will be sung by Devora Mad
worney Other selections include
excerpts from Wagner's 'Tannhau-
SER" Mascagni's "L'Amioo Fritz"
"Cavalleria Rusticana." and Bee
thovens "Fidelio."
The Anglo-Persians will offer
a symphonic review ranging from
Rimsky- Korsakoff's Song OF In
dia" to Ponchiellis "Dance Of the
Hours during their recital at $50
over WIZ and WBZ. Other selec-
tons during thie hour OF music In
clude Weber's Invitation to the
Dance" Padilla's Valencia" Her
tert's Gypsy Love Song" and kiss
Me Again." Chaminade's Scarf
Dance" Friedland's PERSIAN Rose"
and Iwanow's Procession OF the
Sardar."
Milton Royle. noted playwright
and director will be the Golfers
hour guest at Sis when he will
touch upon various aspects OF the
theater. Drama will again be repre-
sented during the hour by several
short stories enacted in play form.
to the accompaniment of musical
background. Uncle Henry" and
THE Editor" will also be heard.
An organ recital Of Spanish num-
bcrs by Lew White, will close the
day over the WIZ system at 1919
when the popular artist plays
among other numbers the march OF
the toreadors from Bizets Gar.
men," selection from Herbert's
"Natonla,' Ponce's "Estrellita.'
Yradier's La Paloma" and Cha
trier's Spanish Rhapsody"
Turning over to the WABc.
WNAC combination We first come
to the Symphonic hour at 8 o'cloc~
during which Debussy's children
Corner" will be featured by the or.
chestra in full. The opening mum.
her is Beethoven's overture 'Corio-
lanuA" followed by Dvorak's IA.
nous New World" symphony. The
closing number will be Rimsky.
Korsakoff's Persian Dance"
Following the Symphonic hou,
comes Cathedral hour at 4 O'CLOCK
with the pastoral from Handel,
The Messiah" Gcunod's 'Naza
reth." Novelties Como All "
Faithful" Becthoven's andantA
from Fifth Symphony" and othe,
numbers included in a rich pro
gram.
Olive Kline, popular star membo
OF tho Columbia system will b.
heard together with a concert or
chestra and ensemble in a pro
gram at $50 in the evening. ANON
Miss K!ine's solos are Kern's ''Olt
Fashioned Wife," selection from
Mozart's Marriage of Figaro" AM
Japanese Sandman" Other mum
bers by the orchestra and ensembi'
include Lehman's I'm Persian
Garden" MacDowell's' ITO a Will
Rose" Luieinf's Ballet Egypt
enne" and Herbert's "Sweethearts.
Moran and Mack. popular come
dams. aware Of the seriousness o
the passing Of 1928. made a serie
OF resolutions, it was learned ant
among other things it was resolved
by these Two Black Crows that I
10 high time to turn over a new
leaf One strong resolution Ia that .
bali in the rough Is TO be left wher'
il Is and not to be touched by tn,
point OF ones foot or club. whil'
another Is resolution to always re
place the divot. NJ and NJ will b.
heard over WADC and WNAC at
o'clock as usual.
The closing musical feature owe
this hook-up presents us a recita
by Ivan Tvantzoff. well-known Rus
sian baritone. assisted by an or
chestra and a male quartet. at 1
o'clock. The program offers anon
other numbers Wagner's marcl
from "Tannhauser." Chopin's '"T" r
antelle." Councils Ring Out VIII
Bells" F'lotow's finale from "Stra
della" and Wagner's March Of tn
Niebelungen."
To Probe Amundsen