New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-10
Sundays Features

IL OUuU0y D Ie0SuIeS
This is Armistice Day and most
of the programs will feature the
commemoration OF the day ten
years ago when the official note
was sounded throughout the world
that the greatest of wars that ever
visited this earth was ended.
Special obserranccs Of this day
will include an address by President
Coolidge at the American Legion's
cemetery in Washington which will
be broadcast over stations associa ted
with the NBC Mt 3:15 IN the eve
ming. Other speakers included in this
observance will include General
John J. Pershing, commander Of the
boys over There: Paul V. McNutt,
national commander OF the Amer
lean Legion. and Colonel Thomas J.
LiXon, chaplain of the L. s. army,
retired who will deliver the invoca-
ton. Music will be furnished by the
| NIItt0 OAHU.
At II o'clock the stations will be
i poined for Il two minute period
which listeners will be invited to
join in silent prayer. A bugle call
will mark the opening of the period.
which will be closed by the sound
ing of taps.
The largest orchestra to give Sun
day dinner music concerts on tine
air viii begin series of broadca st 9
through WIZ and WIZ at 80 IN
the afternoon. The White House
Dinner Music. as the new feature
will be called. will be presented by
an orchestra Of thirty-six musicians
under the direction of Hugo Mari
ari. The programs will range from.
: scmi-popular to classic selections.
+ much OF which will be presented in
special arrang Hmcnts.
A recreation of the wild scene,
| i'm the streets Of Paris on Armistlr-
Day ten years ago will be presented
in special Armisiice Day program,
by the Stctson people with Leonard
II. Mason. noted American authc..
recognized by the millions who
served in France as one of the most
brilliant delineators Of thrills. the
dullness and the grinding routine or
the everyday life of the doughhoy.
| l,,.i rfrtt, hnr -
| demonstrations Of the day. A suit
able musical program will he sur
piled by the Weymouth Post Amer.
| lean Legion band and the progra IN
will go OH the air at 6 o'clock over
| WEAF and VITO.
Another special patriotic program
will he presented during the Atwa-
| Ter Kent hour. o:15 to 1918 in the
| evening over WEAF with the quar-
tot singing the wartime favoritcs
like Over There. Tipperary. Made
lon. The Long, Long Trail. Roses o.
! fi'ardy and others. The soloist OF
the program will be Nine. Maria
| kurenko. famous Russian coloratura
soprano. who will render number
| of classical and popular songs. The
orchestra under the direction Of Jo-
soph Pasternack will play a series
Of poetic numbers such as the Nu-
| bian Desert Song and Nalse- Bluettc
At 4 o'clock in the afternoon DR.
5. Farkcs Tadman will deliver a
Message Of Armistice Day to Men
md Women Of America" over
| Wl.AF and vito which will hs
! followed as usual with questions and
answers hy br. radman. The mn
/ steal program VIII include Sullivan g
anthem The Lost Chord Saint
Sarns' "The Prelude To the Deluge "
/ Wagncr's "rilgrim's Chorus" and
others. Over WIZ and WIZ At $50
I I'r. Harry Emerson Fosdick will be
! beard in the discussion Of "True and
false Nationalism." This program
also viii contain musical selections
I by q quartet and an orchestra Dr.
Daniel A. Polling will speak on Who
Won the War" at 3 o'cock over
w JI. inc ADDRESS belnR inspired ~
the cel"hration-of Armistice Day. As
a band feature, medley OF song.
of TN wears ago in an arrangement
by Briegel will he heard.
Nearly all Of the regular Sunday
"venin. features will carry a note o,
observance OF tie memorable day
in their programs and to list all or
them would take up too much space.
In our effort TO list the most int.
esting. we have selected these as
our choice
Rrinald Werrenrath, one of the
most popular American baritones
will he heard in series of Songs
Of the Late War" which will De
broadcast over WEAF and VITO at
{ o'clock. the program including
Forsyth's 20. Red is the English
Rose" Aylwarl's "A Khaki Lad"
l~eland's The Soldier Germans
The Irish Guards" and Fosters
The Americans Come"
The Anglo Persians orchestra will