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Evening star., 1928-06-13
Dominican Olfloial Saila

sANTO DOMINGO, Republic Of san
t0ri2a, minister of public works and
communications, sailed for New York
on his way 10 Europe for 4 vacation
Evening star., 1928-06-13

stop Hoover" but to stop Smith"
l think we will have the boys out
OF the hotels by Thursday.
So let's go on to Houston, where
they at least know how to fuss.
Evening star., 1928-06-13
Will Rogers
Says:

KANSAS CITY.-We met this
morning for no reason, and will adj
iourn for the same. When Andy
Evening star., 1928-06-13

All hats made in Germany. Italy.
Hungary, Austria, Switzerland and
Czechc8iovskia may be handed through
huge association now being proposed
Evening star., 1928-06-13

card party for the benefit of the
Providence Day Nursery will be held,
$3.50 o'clock at 408 Third street south
cast. Mrs. A. M. Alcorn, chairman.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
VARF EN- ROUTE
I0HlOR RID Home
Sen-nct From Pennsylvania
Under Doctors Orders

Philadelphia, Dec. 1s.0R@Sen-
ator-elect william 8. Ware. stricken
with paralysis five months ago. was
en- route to his Florida home today
on the order OF his personal physi-
clan, DR.. Eliwood R. Kirby.
DR.. Kirby accompanied his pa
tient a. far as Washington. where he
Is prepared to 60 before the senate
committee investigating campaign
funds and explain that 1t is "physi-
cally impossible" for Mr.. Ware to
appear at this time. Recently the
senator elect had been notified that
January I was the final date on
which the committee would hear
him.
II am not concerned about po.
litical matters" DIR. Kirby said, but
solely with the welfare of.Mr. Ware.
His recovery Is paramount to his
family. business and politics, and for
that reason he is going to Florida at
my request and insistence.
Conditions which have occurred
in Philadelphia and recently In
Washington have caused him 10
many worries and annoyance that a
distinct setback has occurred In the
progress OF his recovery. That set
back was 20 marked that ] was
somewhat fearful Of serious results.
such as considerable elevation Of
blood pressure. loss Of appetite with
general listlessness, and much
meiancholia and depression. Should
the worries which occasion these
symptoms continue grave complica-
tons would result.
1.-THE responsibility rests upon me
to bring about the senator's recovery.
and there is no question that 1t has
been miraculous to date"
DR.. John J. Shaw, who will accom-
pany Mr.. Ware to Florida and re-
main with him. said when asked
what would be the effect OF an at
tempt by Mr.. Ware to appear before
the senate committee: 1T would
probably result in his DEATH"
my sole idea In going south is to
regain my health" Mr.. Ware said. in
his private car. Il am going to re-
main as quiet az possible and try to
forget the worries Of politics and
business"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

Cleveland boxer won the other nvs,
and 1t was only hashy 10th round
rally. apparently. which led the ref
cree to give the Bostonian the edge.
Risko showed best In the second
round when no smothered his op.
ponent with q barrags Of lefts and
rights which had Schaaf dazed and
unsteady. Twice the ex-sailor was
shaken by hard left swings to the
head. one Of which nearly closed his
right eye.
With only slightly lessened inten-
sity. Risko continued his driving at.
tack to clinch the third. fourth and
fifth rounds.
Schaaf. who had won the first
round by a narrow margin. seemed
hopelessly outclsssed. but he rallied
to take the sixth and seventh.
The eighth round proved the fast.
est Of the bout. with both boxers
smuggling at every opening. Risko
was given the edge in this round. the
ex-sailor taking the last two. how
ever. to win the bout in the eyes Of
the referee and judges.
Schaaf weighed 1913 and Risko 1872.
Jimmy Ryrne, Louisville. KY,
heavyweight. won a 10 round deci-
sion over Jake Warren Of New
York.
AL Fay, Los Angeles heavyweight
and a survivor OF the Vestris dis
aster. scored a technical knockout
over George Hoffman of New York.
former national amateur heavy.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
To Probe Amundsen
Message in Bottle

Oslo. Norway Dec. 20 R-The
newspaper Tidenstegn today an
nounced that It had Investigated a
report that bottle had been wash
ed up on the coast OF Finmarken
containing message signed by
Road Amundsen. The paper said
the message was contained in an
English beer bottle but that 1t was
not known that there was any Eng
fish beer aboard the French sea-
plane in which Amundsen and five
companions few to their death. The
newspaper added that the message
was written on a type Of paper
which was entirely different from
that which Amundsen obtained be-
fore starting.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
teams
IN CLASH TODAY
Gridiron Stars From Various
Colleges in Both Lineups

San Francisco, Dec. 20 R-Foot-
ball squads from opposite sides Of
the country were on their toes for
their fourth annual east-west inter-
sectional charity game here today.
Gridiron stars from many colleges
and universities are included In the
starting lineup.
The westerners held a big edge in
the matter of victories thus far.
having won the last three games
played, but the fasteners were fav-
orites TO triumph this year.
Injuries forced a reorganization
of the west team two days ago.
when Mort Kaer, former University
OF Southern California star. was
substituted for Brick" Marcus
California halfback. Tho latter broke
his shoulder In a scrimmage ses.
sion. Practice for the eastern elev
en- has gone along smoothly in thu
Stanford university stadium, and re
ports Of their showing there have
made them favorites.
Upwards Of $4,000 tickets hav,
been sold for the contest, and gam
officials expect a capacity crowd o.
$4,000. The probable starting line
up:
East West
Haycraft. Minnesota ...........
........... Frankian, st. Marys
left end
'.......... Dressed, Wash. State
left tackle
Gibson, Minnesota 80. Diehl, Idaho
left guard
Aschman, Warrington and Jeffer.
son :. Farwick. West Coast Army
center
Fox. Pittsburgh. .Robesky. Stanford
right guard
Getto, Pittsburgh. .Tobin. st. Masys
right tackle
johnson, Northwestern .........
%. Ford. San Francisco Olympic
right end
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
SCHAAf IS GIVEN
WIN over RISkO.
MINGLED Cheers and Boos Greet
Decision Of Referee

Boston, Dec. - (UP)-Mingled
cheers and jeers greeted the ref
eree's decision which awarded Ernie
Schaaf. ex-sailor heavyweight. the
verdict over Johnny Risko of Cleve-
land In their 10-round bout at the
Boston Garden last night.
1t was the consensus Of Boston
sport writer's that the victory should
have been credited to Risko by vtr-
tue Of the fact that he forced the
fighting most Of the way.
Schaaf carried five rounds but the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

weight champion, In the fourth
round.
Big boy Rawson. Dorchsstse
heavyweight, knocked out Terry
Mitchell of Cambridge In the firH
round.
Eddie Curley Boston feather.
weight. outpointed Steve Nugent q
Cleveland in a six-round bout.
Gene Bianco Of Boston knocked
out Jimmy Crowley Of North Attle-
boro in the first round.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

6:15-J. Bernie Barbour, tenor
6:30-Alps music
7:o0-Chimes: weather: B. Brown
7:s0-Emerson Male Quartet
S:00-Commefcial discount
S:3o-Tryout hour
9:00-Barclay orchestra
9:30-The Home Town
10:30-kees' orchestra
II: 00-Grosso orchestra
1l:30-Royal orchestra
S1O-WPCH-37O
1:00-WPCH ensemble
l:30-Scientitic talk
1:45-Art Series
2:oo-Ben Guy Odley. songs
2:45-Melody Charlie, ukulele
3:00-Civics, George Lloyd
3:15-Al Wood, songs
3:45-Prince Shah Barbar, talk
4:15-Martin Trio
4:45-Arrighi Singers
5:15-WPCH Trio
5:45-Popular Trio
6:00-Goar ensemble
6:30-Toutorsky ensemble
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
68 Women and Children
Rescued From Kabul

New Delhi. india. Dec. 20 o.
Sixty-eight women and children havv
been rescued from Kabui. Afghanis-
tan. and brought in safety to India
by three expeditions Of British royal
air force planes.
With snow storms clearing, . fur
Their evacuation of refugees In the
Afghan capital will be attempted to-
morrow by two planes designed for
carrying troops. A third plane may
be sent along with the two which
have been engaged in rescue work.
More than 60 shells hit the British
legation buildings in Kabul during
the fighting between royal troops
and rebels. Many more fell into the
legation grounds.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

the patient radio enthusiast and
there should be no trouble in pick
ing program to suit ones tasteA
First We take pains in placing
among the most important pro-
grams OF the day, recital by Kath-
ryn Meisle. American operate COR
tralto and Albert Spalding. eminent
American yiolilist. who has con-
quered audiences and critics
throughout the world. The Joint re-
cital will come through WEAF and
WGY at 9:15 in the evening. Miss
Meisle will sing "Ah. My Son. from
Meyerbeer's The Prophet" "A
Spirits Song" Not a Swain on the
Plain" Calm as the Night" kiss
Me Again" and other numbers MIR.
Spalding's program includes Schu-
bert's Ave Maria" the Largo"
from Concerto in G." with orches.
trail and organ accompaniment.
"Havanaise" and "Romanza Anda-
lusa." The accompanying orchestra
will open the hour Of entertainment
with the Marche Hongroise from
Termination Of Faust" and in the
interlude will play Minuet Antique
and Arlequine.
At 1880 In the afternoon the Re
producers concert ensemble will be
heard over WEAF and VITO in
program of classical selections in
GLIDING Rimsky- korsakoffs "Sche
herazade" as the opening number,
Thome's simple Aveu." Levitskys
"Valse Caprice" and Grieg's I'm the
Hall of the Mountain King"
DR.. s. Parkes Cadman will be
heard in the regular Sunday ser
mon over the same stations at 4
| o'clock His subject will be "Dimin-
ishing Opportunity" and he will be
assisted as usual by vocal en-
semble and concert orchestra WIZ
and WI.W will broadcast D. Dante,
a. Po'ing's address on THE Chance
for a New Life" at o'clock. the
program also to be intersperseo
| with musical Offering. At $50 DR..
| Harry Emerson Fosdick will delive,
his weekly sermon over WIZ and
WBZ, taking for his topic Over
crowded Life" in which he will
Geal with the problems arising from
the fact that there is an outer
world of multiplying plication,
trying to crowd itself into day
that will not grow longer.
George William Ventre and his
Weymouth Post concert band will
be heard at 6 O'Clock over WEAf
and VITO Ordinarily radio listen
ers Of this program have heard stir.
ring military marches. Tonight's
program however departs from tina.
trait and offers wide variety OF
selections including Barnhouse's
"Panorara." Carriers Miami
Halls "Wndding of the Winds. r
Herber:s "Marcn OF the Toys" and
Eilenberg's Mil in the Forest"
Continuing on the same wave
length We come to the ACQUISITIONS
at $50 at which time the orches-
ira will be heard in Fuick's Thur
der and Blazes" march. Claypool's
Tagging the Scale" Waldteufel's
THE Skaters Waltz selection.
from "Tho Umpire" and hani
medley. Joe Howard, famous vaude-
vile comedian will be heard here
and there IN number o. skits.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
General Zuazua Allowed
To Land in Mexico

Vera Cruz. Mexico, Dec. 29.-F-
General Jose Lopez Zuazua, who was
expelled from Mexico during the De
La Huerta revolution, has been re-
fused permission to land at Vera
Cruz
General Zuazua. who has been liv-
ing in New York since his expulsion.
arrived aboard the Ward liner
Mexico and asked permission to dis
embark. He found that his name had
been on the persona non grata list
for five years. He appealed to Pres
ident Portes Gil by telegraph.
The general explained that when
he applied at the New York consul
ate for his papers the consul did not
tell him that he would be barred
from landing.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
Todays Features

Among the works of master COM
posers included in tonight's pro-
gram by Walter Damrosch and the
National orchestra Is one compost
ton by the conductors distinguish
ed father, DR.. Leopold Damrosch.
founder and organizer OF the New
York Symphony orchestra. This
composition is a New Years song
entitled Ring Out. Wild Bells" sad
it will be sung by the Sixteen Sing.
ers, assisted by the orchestra as the
opening number. Following 1t Will
come Beethoven's allegretto from
Symphony No. T." Laidow's Dance
of the Mosquito" Rimsky Korsa-
koff's Flight OF the BUNDLE Bee. :"
LISTS symphonic poem. Les Pre-
ludes" and as a concluding number
the orchestra will play a Strauss
waltz. Artists Life" This program
will be broadcast over WEAF anu
VITO at o'clock
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD SATURDAY DECEMBER q. 1928

Harpstsr. Carnegie Tech .......
-. Kasf. San Francisco Olympic
quarterback
Weston, Boston College ........
....... sims. stanford
left halfback
Howell. Nebraska ..............
........... Walker. Texas Tech
Holmer, Northwestern .........
............. Hoffman, Stanford
fullback
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
SUNDAY PROGRAMS
GOO-WTIC. Hartford-5OO

tW-NIIC. HArtfOrd-5OO
1:30-The Reproducers concert Or
chestra
c:0o-Rihlicnl Drama
2:30-Frances Paperte
3:0o-Dr. Stephen s Wise
4:00-Dr. S. Parkes Cadman
acknowledgements Post Legion band
6:30-Acousticon Hour
7:O0-Peinald Werrenrath
7:3o-Major Bowes and Capitol
Family
9:o0-"Our Government, David
Lawrence
99O-WBZ. Springfeld-3O3
1:30-keith Memorial organ
2:oo--Roxy Stroll
3:Oo-People' Symphony orch.
:43O-4At the Children's hospital
4:4O-Maxis Maurice and orchestra
5:29-Weather report
5:30-Dr. Harry F. Fosdick
G:3O-Anglo- Persians
7:00-Chimes and news
7:06-Twenty Musical Moments
7:25-World Bookman
7:3n-Niolin-P Piano recital
S.n0-Enna Jettick Melodies
S;15-Collier' Hour
9:15-Michael Ahern and Stanley
Benson
9:45-El Tango Romatico
l0:15-Time
10:1G-Sportograms
1o:21-Hum Strum Boys
l1:00-News and Weather
123O-WNAC, Boston-2i4
1:00-Dudley Radio Carollers
2:0O-Lancaster Theater Children s
Chorus
o:15-Radio Sunday School
phonic Hour
4:0o-Cathedra Hour
5:00-Musical program
5:3G-Nesper service
6:0n-Feldma String quartet
misunderstanding
:40-"Amos n Andy
G:50-News and weather
7:00-Evening service
S:3O-Concert Period
e:o0--Two Black Crows
in:00-Musical program
1n:Sh-Dr. s. r. Nicholson
11.0n-Eews
sOO-WLW. Cincinnati-42S
3:oN-Dr. Daniel A. Polling
4:O0-Organ Recital. Melvin Gil
lick
4:45-Instrume Trio
5.3G-Dr. Harry +. Fosdick
S:30-Anglo- Persians
7:00-Sam Watkins orchestra
..15-Church services
S:15-Collier Hour
9:15-Gembox Hour of Music
1O:15-The American Singers
10:45-I-ew White organ recital
1l:15-husicale
Railroads spent a total OF $780,
472.7s1 in Florida in 1924, 1925 and
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
SATURDAY
Eastern Standard Time
NEW ENGLAND STATIONS
soO-WTIC, Hartford-soO

sOO-WTIC, Hartford-s00
s:25-Summary of program. news
6:30-Concert orchestra
7:Oo-Lobster Restaurant quintet
7:30-Genia Fonariova. soprano
S:O0-National orchestra with Wal
ter Damrosch
a:0o-Lew White organ recital
s:so-Mildred Hunt with Marimba
band
l0:O0-Dance orchestra
11:0o-Correct time
11:0l-Hotel Bond dance orchestra
il:30-News and weather
9eO-WBZ, Springtield-3O3
s:so-RCA Demonstration Hour
6:00-Weather report
s:o1-Organ Recital. Arthur Cliff
ford
5:30-News
6.35-Frank Carrie. novelty pianist
c:59-Chimes
7:00-Musical program
7:30-McEnelly's orchestra
s:30-The Music Lovers
a:o0-Operetta, THE Vagabond
King"
0:00-Correct time
l0:O1-Sportograms
lo:o6-Disabled Veterans Christmas
Stocking
t1:0o-News
l1:05-Bert Loves orchestra
lt:45-Weather report
123O-WNAC, Boston-244
1:o0-Colonial Luncheon concert
1:30-Popular Songs by George
Rogers
1:4o-Coionial Luncheon concert
c:00-News
2:1O-1nformation Service program
3:30-Dandies OF Yesterday
4:sO-Colonial Tea Dance
5:o0-Ted and His Gang
6:oo-Muse a'Hunting
s:15-Better Business Bureau
s:3O-Newscasting
6:35-Palais dor orchestra
7:00-News
7:11-"Amos n Andy"
.:.s-Emerald Gems
7:50-Personalities in the Jews
s:Oo-Boston Opera company in
Martha"
11:o0-News
11:1O-Roseland orchestra
50O-WEEI, BOstOn-5O8
Observation-Disclosures concert or
chestra
6:aO--News
6:S0-Concert program
7:00-Lido Venice orchestra
f:30-Masterpiece Pianist
.:45-Edward MacHugh
S:oO-National orchestra with Wal
ter Damrosch
9:o0-The Chimney Swallows
9:30-Constance McGlinchee, pian-
list
1J:01-Dance orchestra
11:00-Weather and Flying forecast
:05-News
tt15-Bridge talk
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
EAST AND WEST STATIONS

79O-WGY, Schenectady-3S0
6;3o-White House program
7:oo-Phil Spitanly's music
7:3o-Musical program
s:S0-Gertrude S. Mapes. contral-
to; Evelyn G.. Reeves. accom-
PIANIST
9:t0-Lew White organ recital
9:30-Mildred Hunt with Marimba
orchestra
10:a0-Dance orchestra
l1:0o--Correct time
l1:00-1o: 0O-Dance program, Hotel
Ten Eyck
11OO-WPG. Atlantic City-27S
s:o0-News flashes
S:15-Hotel Chelsea concert orch.
9:00-Studio recital
s:l5-Hotel Ambassa dor concert
orchestra
10:00-Atlantic City Casino dance
orchestra
lO:30-Hotcl Traymore Grille dance
orchestra
11:00-Last Minute news flashes
1l:1O-Follies Bergere daice orch.
9sO-KDKA, Pittsburgh-3OS
s:10-Studio program
6:30-Dinner concert
7:00-Chimes; University address
7:15-Home Radio club
7:30-Gems of American literature
7:45-Same as WIZ
10:00-Art Giles orchestra
10:30-Orchestra
f0aO-KYW, Chicago-294
neutrality-suspicious.; Ford and
Wallace
6:30-Incle Bob
7:o3-Johnny Ramps orchestra
7:45-Al Medgard. organist
S:o0-Edgewat Beach orchestra
9:00-Operetta
11:15-Slumber music
12:O0-Edgewater Beach orchestra
1:00-'Insomnia club
770-WBBM. Chicago-S8s
5:00-Tea dansant
5:4o-Children's musical period
G:00-Edward Benedict, organ
9:00-Plantation jubilee singers
10:3o-Guy 1.ombardos Canadians
1:00-Old Gray Mare club
7OO-WLW. Cincinnati-428
5:40-Jack and Jean
6:00-Henry Thiess and orchestra
G:So-The Dynacone Diners
6:59-Weather report
7:00-Two Unique Trios
7:30-Farm Talk
7:40-Henry Thiess and orchestra
S:0o-Sam Watkins orchestra
S:3o-Mansfield and Lee
9:O0-"Vagabond King
1o:oo-The Hawaiiians
10:15-Jack and Jean
10:30-The Cino Singers
:00-Sam Watkins orchestra
1:30-Henry Thiess and orchestra
12:00-Jack and Jean
CINnAV DDnCD ANGS
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

Right on the heels OF the last
feature comes the weekly recital by
Reinald Werrenrath at 7o'clock
who will offer q series Of Negro
spirituals az his contribution to ths
days list of entertainments
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

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

6;30-Mabel Thibault, cornet
6:45-Simon and Wilson. ballads
7:00-Voccoil Choral society
7:36-Everyday Problems, John
Winter
7:55-Raisa London. piano
s:16-Viola Blanchay. songs
io:45-American Legion dinner
speeches
60O-WEAF-45i
f:30-Yoeng's orchestra
::30-Parnassus Trio
3:s0-Marionettes
4:30-Clover Trio
5:00-St. Regis orchestra
5:30-Jolly Bill and Jane
5:55-Summary OF programs
s:o0-Waldorf-A music
6:3o-Dinner music
7:0O-Spitalny's music
1:3O-Genia Fonariova. soprano
S:00-National orchestra. directed
by Walter Damrosch
a:o8-I.ew White. organ recital
9:so-Mildred Hunt. songs; Ma
rimba orchestra
10:0o-Dance orchestra
11:oO-Howard time; Ponce Sisters
1l:l5-Park Central orchestra
76O-WJZ-395
1:oo-Manger orchestra
1:so-Park Central music
a:O0-Aristocrats orchestra
3o-RCA Demonstration Hour
4:30-Melodies band
s:3o-The Three Cheers
G:00-Yoeng's orchestra
S:40-Summary of programs
G:5o-Lessons from the Paris as
Guides to the Future, DR..
John G. Merriam
-;00-Longnes time
1:G1-St. Regis orchestra
7:45-A Week of the Worlds Bust
ness DR.. julius Klein
s:oo-Godfrey Ludlow. violin
s:3O-Sam Herman, xylophone
s:45-Echoes of the Orient
s:OO-vagabond King
lo:oo-Longine's time; Among Our
selves
1h:15-Hazel Kirke
11:0o-Slumber music
57O-WMAC-528
o:30-Studio program
3:0o-I. J. Fox concert ensemble
3:3o--Lucille Buhl, talk
3:45-Bon Walker. Musical Bon
Bons
4:1o--1deal Trio
4:36-Fox ensemble
5:00-Penn's orchestra
5:30-Theater Review
5:45-Iucarell's orchestra
15-Scientific talk
S3A-Time: Segman Tilers
9:00--Boxing bouts
l1:g0-Time; McAlpin orchestra:
news
71O-WOR-422
o:30-Al Hagen's orchestra
3:oo-Ba mberger tea music
S:3o-Roseland orchestra
i;0Q-Tin Pan Alley
4:30-Rudy Wallee's orchestra
5.15-WOR Studio tea
6:00-Carillon recital
misunderstanding
6:2e-Mssner orchestra
e:00-Commodor orchestra
7:30-Fraternity Row: sports re-
view; chimes
8:15-Recital hour
9:OO-Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party
9:30-Gordon's orchestra
10:0O-Emil Volazco. organ
10:3o-Heigh-H orchestra
1l:0O-Time; news: weather
11:o5-Golden' orchestra
IL: 30-Paramount orchestra
86O-WABC-3i9
5:On-Hebrew Orphan band
s,oo-Central Queeps Civic Council
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

Be sure and read the Herald
Classified Ads today.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

Railroads spent a total OF $780,
472.7s1 in Florida in 1924, 1925 and
1926 in lettering their facilities.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

Preceding the Damrosch concer.
two other short musical programs
will come over the same stations.
one at $50 which will include the
grand march from Verdi's Aida"
Lehar's Gold and Silver" Lieur-
ance's Waters Of Minnetonka," anu
Tschaikowsky's 'Slavonic Dance
The other at 1880 is a recital by
Genia Fonariova, popular mezzo
soprano, who will render among
other numbers Glinka's. Doubt"
Tschaikowsly's lone Who Has
Yearned Alone" and the same au-
thors Cradle Song" The accom-
janying string orchestra will be
heard in Glazounov's prelude"
Glinka's "Mazurka." and Tschai-
kowsky's "Humoresque" and Chan
son Sans Paroles"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

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

A program OF dance music over
a nationwide hook-up, which will
include old and new tunes thar
made Broadway Broadway. will be
heard over the same stations at ~
o'clock. Among the selections are
Thou Swell. Forever and Ever,
Bells of st. Mary's. March of the
Marionettes. King for Day. The
Song Il Ended. My Blue Heaven.
Black Bottom. Sweetheart OF Sigma
Chi. Valse Blue and Running Wild.
The most beautiful operetta OF
recent years. THE Vagabond King
by Rudolf Friml. who has capti-
waited the hearts of thousands of
music lovers through his charming
musical compositions, will be pro-
duced over WIZ and WBZ at
o'clock. with Jessica Dragonette ana
Colin O'More in the leading roles.
The story. everyone knows, concerns
one Francois Nillon. desperate
and poet who becomes king for h
day. wins the heart of a fair lady
after many exciting adventures and
lives happily ever after. The
famous Song OF the Vagabonds'
is one of the many beautiful songs
to be found in this production.
The program to be heard during
the slumber music hour over WIZ
at II O'Clock includes Ivanovicis
famous waltz, Danube Waves,
Gardeners Prom the Canebrake, II
Gluck's minuet from "Manon" and
Ballet Suite" and the overture to
Auber's IRA Diavolo," whish open,
the program.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29
Sunday: Program

The day has lot In store for
the patient radio enthusiast and
there should be no trouble in pick
ing program to suit ones tastes.