New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

March, Medley of Scotch Folk Songs, Mary of Argyle, Loch Lomond, An nie Laurie, Turn Ne To Me and Thlstles and Heather.
 A program devoted to the drama tization Of the life of Robert +. Lee will be presented tonight, on the eve of Decoration Day through HEAE' at 9 o'clock. The famous scene at AppomattoN between Lee and Grant and the refusal of Lee to accept the command of the Federal armies will be depicted in this pres entation. A musical program will furnish the background for this play. Selections by two blind musicians will be featured tonight through WIZ at 7 o'clock, under the aus piccs of the American Foundation tor the Blind Abra ham Haitowitsch and Everett Putnam are the young artists who will render well bal anCed program which will include Wieniawski's Romance" Chopin's "Nocturne,' kreisler's Variations and Burleishs Indian Snake Dance," played by Haitowitsch on the violin, and Star of Love-" Ber- gere I.egero Sleigh song and Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes" sung by Putnam.
 at 'i,-n q h \ ri can and World wars will be sung by l t male quartet in honor of Memorial i Day through WBZ at s o'clock. | Numbers to be heard are ''Tenting | Tonight" 'The Soldiers Farewell" Just Before the Battle Mother" ] "Roses of Picardy" and 'The Long l Long Trail"
 The overture to Flotows opera l 'Stradella" will open the program ! of Slumber music at II o'clock through WIZ. Other numbers on the program are Luigini's Ballet ! Kusse," Hadley's "October Twilight" :" | F'riml's "Marche Canavalesque" and Tobian's "Echoes From Metropoli- ] tan Opera"
 A variety of programs including I President Coolidge and the final laps of the Indianapolis Speedway 500- mile international race will be of Iered radio listeners on Memorial l Day (tomorrow) through WIZ and associated stations. President Cool l idSe will deliver an address from Gettysburg, Pa, at o'clock in the memorial meeting will be Governor John $. Fisher, Of Pennsylvania and the Rev. A. E. Wagner will read Lincoln's Gettysburg address.
 At about 4:10 the Indianapolis Speedway will become the center of interest to radio listeners, when Ora ham McNamee will describe the last hour of the 500-mile motor race, lH which 33 cars driven by world famous drivers will participate.
 The troubadours have prepared a program Of interest to commemorate Memorial Day, which will be broad. cast through WTIC at 9 o'clock
 Familiar Civil, Spanish-Americar
 and World war tunes will be heard
 among them The Blue and tn,
 Groy,' "Tenting Tonight" "Goot
 Bye Dolly Grey" the French wal
 song "Madelon," the English Tip
 perary' and the American sonf
 over There"
 Nerdis opera La Traviata' vii
 be presented by the National Granc
 l0:3o tonight. Genia Zielinska vii
 sing the main role, assisted by Pau
 Hemminshaus, Ivor Thomas, Steel,
 Jamison, and others.
 Old war days will be revived ir
 song by the Foresters in their pro
 gram which will be heard througl
 Wl}Z at $50. Songs reminiscent o
 Civil. Spanish-American and Worl,
 wars will be presented. among then , 'hS No7I VI ->o Mdn Ldnu, pOpu lar during the World war, "Marchin
 Through Georgia" of Civil wa
 fame. "Flag of My Heart" and "Mul
 ligan Muslieteers.'
 'The Royal Nagabond'' comi
 opera in three acts will be presente | at o'clock through WIZ wit
 Jessica Dragonette singing two of tn
 main roles. She will be assisted b