New Britain herald., 1928-12-01
Sundays Program

Sundays Program
The subject of DR.. Stephen 8.
Wise's weekly address will be What
Men Live By" TO be broadcast over
WEAF and VITO at 3 o'clock. Fol-
lowing DIR. Wise's address. DR.. s.
Parkes Cadman will be heard In a
discussion of SELF Development"
through the same stations at 1
o'clock. The regular religious service
will be interspersed with musical
offerings by singers and IN orches-
ira. DIR. Daniel A. Polling will be
heard over WIS network at !
o'clock in an address on the subject
The Lure of Continents" DIR. Pol
ing believes that the lure Of CONT
rents is the call of God, and its re-
Spouse rises irresistibly from the
soul Of man. Musical offerings will
supply the balance Of this program.
At $3.50 DIR. Harry Emerson Fosdick
will deliver an address on 'UnpreJu-
diced Good Will" over WIZ and
WBZ. DR.. Fosdick believes that only
good can help, and nothing but
goodwill can produce goodwill.
! Shelton Brooks, Negro composer
who is credited with several cut
standing popular song hits, will be
the guest artist in the weekly Acous-
ticon hour at $40 over WEAF and
VITO. Brooks Is also known as ,
pianist OF unusual ability and a
| vaudeville comedian. He will be
heard in "Some Of These Days"
walking the Dog" "All Night
Long" Jean" and 'Rufe Johnsons
Ragtime Harmony Band Among
the other selections by an orchestra
and a quartet are Sousa's "Hign
School Cadets March," Halls "Wed-
ding Of the Winds" and selections
from vanderbilt Cup"
Old time concert favorites such
as Tosti's "Goodby" and Sullivan's
The Lost Chord" are found on the
weekly program by Reinald Werren-
rath, distinguished American BARI
tone. who will be heard over WEAF
and VITO at Z o'clock. Mr.. Werren-
rath will also sing Moloy's punch
inello," Tosti's "Beauty's Eyes" and
two numbers by Clay. THE Sands
O'Dee" and Gypsy john"
Two young American singers.
born since the advent OF radio, will
be heard during the Atwater Kent
hour over WEAF at 9:15. Miss AZ
mes Davis. lyric soprano Is one OF
the artists and Frederick Jagel. ten
or Of the Metropolitan opera is the
other star. Supporting the artists
will be the concert orchestra under
the direction Of Josey Pasternac..
20 Paradise" from Meyerbeers
"L'Africana," The Flower Song from
Carmen" and "Vesti La Giubba"
from Pagliacci. are listed among the
solos by Mr.. Jagel. Miss Davis will
contribute a group Of folk songs by
Dvorak and Grieg and aria from
"Cavaleria Rusticanna." The orches-
tra's feature will be LISTS "Liebes-
traum" and the two artists will also
be heard In several duets.
1.-THE Lily of Killarney" an open
in three acts by Sir julius Benedict.
will be the National Light Opera
company's contribution at 1915
o'clock over WEAF. with Paula
Hemminghaus. Grace Leslie. Walter
Preston. DeIphine March and others
in the cast.
Florence Wightman. harpist. the
only woman member of the Roxy
symphony orchestra. will be heard
during the concert to be broadcast
through WIZ and WBZ at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon during the regular
Roxy Gang program. Other instru-
mental and vocal soloists, and num-
bers by tie ensemble will feature
tie hour of music 50 well known
TO the thousands OF listeners.
he pVPuldI aHSlO-T tISIdHS VI
chestra under the direction of Louis
katzmann, will be heard in another
of its regular Sunday evening con-
certs over WIZ and WBZ, closing Its
program with Christmas hymn 20.
Little Town of Bethlehem" by Red
ner. Other selections to be heard are
three selections from Nevin's "A Day
in Venice" Ponce's "Estrellita." Lui-
gini's "Narche Russo" and two
Crist numbers. Arabian Dance"
and Chinese Dance"
Back after mysterious voyage
whose purpose may have been al
most anything from attending an in
ternational conference to enjoying a
little pre-war stuff all by himself.
Uncle Henry will return to Col
lier's hour at Sis tonight over WIZ
and WBZ. A dramatized short story