New Britain herald., 1928-10-13

Now that Ruth & Co. socked the
baseball into oblivion Tor the time
being. let's turn our attention to the
next greatest sport In America. COT
lege footba The aver; &c base
ball fan 10 also a fervent follower
of college football and though he
might not be able to attend most OF
the games and particularly those
played in distant cities, he will have
the equal opportunity OF at least lis
tening to the piay-by-play account
of the most important games of the
season. Although the season stafted
a week ago. the more important
games do not begin until now and
after all it's the big games we like
to see. or listen TO. As the lid opens.
we see the mighty Yale eleven crap
ling with their conQuerors of last
year. the University of Georgia ag-
gregation in the Yale Bowl at 2:45
this afternoon. The game will be
broadcast over WEAF and VITO
with Phillips Carlin at the mike"
At 3l5 you may turn your dial to
WIZ or WBZ II the Yale-Georgia
game Is not interesting. and you
will hear Graham McNamee describ.
ing the Notre Dame-Navy game
from Soldier Field in Chicago. The
Harvard alumni most likely will
want to listen to their alma matters
attempt to conquer the invading foe
the University OF North Carolina,
which game will be broadcast at
e:45 over WNAC. Boston. And so
much for the football classics of the
day.
For exceptionally good dance mu-
sic by the largest. dance orchestra
to ever broadcast tune In on WEAF
or VITO at 10 o'clock. A feature of
the broadcast will be a medley OF
George NJ. Cohan's popular hits Of
bygone days Among the numbers
included in this program are The
Best Things in Life are Free.
George Porgie. Varsity Drag. Last
Night I Dreamed You Kissed Me.
Was It a Dream? Look for the Sill
yer Lining Anything You Say nd
Dream River.
Godfrey Ludlow. eminent young
violinist, will be heard In recital
at s:3O over WIZ and WBZ. during
which he will play among other
numbers Harty's Irish Fantastic"
Kreisler's Caprice Viennois." Dvor-
axis Indian Lament and Kreis-
ler's "Old Refrain"
The slumber music sextette will
offer Liszt's "Liebestraum" as one
Of the numbers during the regular
evening program at II o'clock over
WIZ. Opening with Strauss per
sian March," the sextette will next
play the overture to Thomas Ray
mond" excerpts. from Delibes "Syi-
via," Tschaikowsky's Song without
Words" Schumann's Am Camin"
and others.
Efrem Zimbaust. one of the most
noted violinists Of the day, and Nam
cite Guilford. dramatic soprano Of
the Metropolitan Opera, will D.
heard in a concert Sunday night
WEAF ut 7:l5. Josef Pasternack,
former conductor at the Metropoli-
tan will direct the orchestra. which
will support these two extraordinary
artists. Miss Guilford will sing
among other numbers, Songs My
Mother Taught Me. The Songs of
Grusia, On Wings Of Song. The Cra-
die Song and selections from Tam
hauser. Zimbalist's selections will
include Rerceuse, 1mpromptu. an
dante from Concerto in f Minor
and Waltz G Flat Major.
Don't forget. Sunday evening at
o'clock. hook up on WEAF or
VITO and hear Count Felix Won
Luckner. the Sea Devil" in a
dramatizatton Of one of his most
amusing exploits while commander
of the German commerce ship raid
er THE Seeadler." A musical pro-
grain by the Weymouth Post Amer
ican Legion ban1 will accompany
the interesting program.