New Britain herald., 1928-04-27

. anu iiCtufIldllS DIlne 10 our ears some good music. Pittsburgh, Cin- cinnati, Chicago, Miami and Wash ington came in clearly and their programs were indeed entertaining and pleasing.
 William D Peacocke, tenor; Romeo I'ata. Niolinist, and Hobart Whitman, pianist, will be heard during the regular weekly Clinton Musical per Iod broadcast over WTIC tonight at 1:U5. Mr, Tdta's selection is the First Movement from Brahms Sonata in
 A ma jor. Mr Peacocke will sing The Crying of Water, When the Roses Bloom. and others.
 Lionel Atwill, one of the most prominent players on the American Slagn, will be heard tonight in q radio version Of The Outsider" the i play in which Mr. Atwill is now | starring This feature will come through WIZ at o'clock tonight. Many acceptable selections, run ming the musical thermometer up to high temperature, will be featured over Wf.AF and associated stations at o'clock. Among those to be heard are FrimTs selections from "I'irctiy," Quinn's "Souvenir De ! Nenise' lalos andante from sym phonic Espagnole," T Love You Truly Louisiana Lou and Sibel- | jus Scenes Romantinque.
 l The Anglo Persians will offer an other of their interesting musical programs through WEAF and other stations at 9 o'clock, which will in clude Strauss "Wiener But" waltz, Delibes' mazurka from "Copellia Ballet" Glauzunow's Novelette, and F'rimls Tn a Rose Bower" Olive Palmer, coloratura soprano, will hold the spotlight during the Palmolive hour, broadcast through 1 WTIC at 10 o'clock. She will render Arditi's "Il Baccio' and Dekoven's Wild Bird.' The orchestral selec tions for the evening will include slnetana's "Furiant," dance of the comedians from 1.-The Bartered Bride,' and selection from Here $ How" Other vocal and instrumental selections will also be included in the program.
 Selections by Mozart, Handel, Haydn, Weber, Bach and other mas ters of the classics will be heard tonight over WIZ at 7:30 during the regular Old Melodies and New per iod. Rosalie Wolf, soprano, will ren- der three of the selections.
 Brahms Sonata in A" will be played by Godfrey Ludlow, famous Australian violinist, during his pro- gram which will be broadcast through WIZ at o'clock.
 Carroll Cooney's dance orchestra will be heard in series of popular dance numbers. which will be broad cast through WBZ at S:30. The pro- gram will include Ramona, Georgia Moon, Whispering, The Shalimar and Happy -Go-Lucky Lane.
 Soloists, both instrumental and vocal, a male quartet, a comedy duo, novelty trio, a mixed quartet and an orchestra will be featured in the regular Spearmen program, coming over WIZ and associated stations at 9 o'clock tonight. The program in- cludes a long list of varied selec- tions and should prove interesting.
 Genia Zielnska, ever popular so- prano, will again be heard tonight i'll a program of songs by Charles G. Spross, which will be broadcast through WIZ at 10 o'clock. The se- lections are Minor and Major,' Spring Joy" and three short num- bers. The string quartet accompny- ing Miss Zielinska will play Mosz- kowslli's "Scherzo," Gossec's Ca votte" and "Jntcrludium in Modo Antico' by Glauzunow.
 Selections from LeOncavallo'S I'll Pagliacci" will feature the Slumber Music period at II o'clock, coming through WIZ. Another interesting number will be Mendelssohn's an- dante from Italian Symphony"
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 MENINGITIS EPIDEMIC
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