New Britain herald., 1928-12-19
Today's Features

One of the strongest operas in the modern repertory. The Jewess' from the pen Of Halvey will be heard in part as presented by the Chicago Civic Opera over WIZ and WBZ at 10 o'clock tonight. In stage pageantry. in the expression of high and passionate sentiment. in elaborateness of treatment. and in broadness of dramatic effect. The Jewess' is one of the greatest operas. Alexander Kipnis will sing the role of Cardinal di Brogni, Jose Mojica that of Prince Leopold. Alice Mack as Princess Eudosia, Charles Marshall a. Eleazar and Frida Leid- CT as Rachel, the Jewess.
 The musical tableau at 7:s0 to- night over WEAF and WTIC will feature a harpsichord solo with flute and string accompaniment when Bach's "Gavotte in D Major" and Mozart's "AIinuet" will be play ed on this rare instrument. A selec- ton of Christmas songs by an or chestra and a vocal trio. Tschaikow- sky's "Andante Cantabile." Mendel- ssohn's overture to "FingaPs CaN1' Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes" and "All Through the Night" are other selections.
 Sophie Kerr, whose short stories tC $hri11nl young heart, will be heard in q short talk during the magazine hour over the same stations at 8 o'clock. Further attractions include drama tized stories and song hits from cur rent Broadway shows.
 The Highlanders under the direc- tion of Hugo Mariani will present a program of light classics at 2 o'clock over WIZ and WBZ. opening with Gartin's "On the Opal Sea-" the orchestra will continue with Jarnfeld's Prelude" and Rubin stein's Cavalry Trot." Leslie Prick -contralto will then sing Chami- nade's The Little Silver Ring" and the orchestra will continue with Tschaikowsky's "Humoresque." Oth- CT selections include Molloy's Loves Old Sweet Song" selection from Herbert's "Babette,'' Strickland's s 'Iindy Lou" and Dett's "Juba Dance"
 That famous old ballad, My Wild Irish Rose" is included in the weekly presentation of musical fa- vorites by the Foresters over the same stations at S:3o. This well known radio quartet will also be heard in Herbert's Meath the Southern Moon," the 'Vilia Song from Lehar's Merry Widow" d'Hardelot's Because" and Mar shall's "Old Man Noah.'
 The N r.. Millionaires will be 1 heard in a popular melody program, their regular Wednesday night pre- sentation over WOR aNd WNAC at o'clock. Among the instrumental and vocal selections are Lehar's 'Luxembourg Waltz" Balls Moth CT Machree," ''Nancy sLee." Lovely Lady," "A Little Close Harmony" a selection from The Dream Girl and The Future of Mrs. Hawkins. " 4 trip to the movies via the ra- dio, will be the unique feature to be broadcast over WOR and WNAC at 10 o'clock. when the radio audience will be shown how much pleasure can be derived from the movies when heard and not seen." They will have the opportunity to use their own imagination in interpre- ting the music that. in turn. is tn- terpreting the action of an ordinary movie. Movies Of various types will lend themselves to an amusing re- production over the air.
 Kreutzer's overture, Night in Granada will open the hour of slumber music over WIZ at II o'clock, after which tho following mum bers will be heard: WaldteufeIs "Nalse Espagna," Didiers "A Vine yard 1dyll." selection from Falls "rhe Dollar Princess" Cannes "Xtase," chopin's "Praeiudium," !" and Drdla's "Chanson Jopeuse."