New Britain herald., 1928-04-21
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all broadcasts. beginning with the
 Clinton artists and ending with
 WJZs Slumber Music were the most
 pleasing we've heard in a long time,
 We hope that in the future we shall
 have the pleasure of listening to a
 great deal more as beautiful and
 pleasing numbers as last nights.
 Particularly Were We pleased with
 the programs of the Anglo Persians,
 the Cavaliers and the Clinton artists, The first daytime broadcast pro-
 gram to rank in importance with the features ot the evening hours will be given this afternoon at 2::30
 through WIZ. Orchestras of four
 different types, with vocal and in strumental soloists, will present pro- grams ranging from the lightest Of i popular music to the most serious of
 classics. It will be worthwhile 10 tune in on this station and enjoy a diversified program which will last
 for nearly two hours. Chopin's "Pol- onalse Militaire'' will be the opening
 mum Der.
 ! Reinhardt's famous operetta, The 1 Spring Maid" with Jessica Drago- l nette in the leading role, will be | broadcast through WTIC at o'clock tonight. The operetta has many beautiful passages which will no
 doubt please every lover of light classics
 The Mediterraneans dance band, assisted by the Bonnie Ladies, will 1 broadcast a program of popular mu- ! sic through WTIC at $ o'clock. This program is taking the place Of New
 York symphony broadcast, which gave it's last radio concert a week ago,
 The Little orchestra will open q program of light music with Tscha~ koH's "Cossack Revels," which will come through WEAF at 3 o'clock. Other numbers will be MacDowells To a Water Lily" Stricklands Lonesome Moonlight and Bizets "Agnus Del"
 A program of delightful duets has been presented by the Keystone Duo. which goes on at 10 o'clock through WIZ. Some of their selec- tions will be Somewhere a Voice is Calling Lady Be Good south ern Skies and Loves Garden of Roses
 I.iszt's famous 'R hapsody No. C. will be one of the numbers played by the Slumber Music ensemble which will be heard at Il o'clock through WIZ. The program will also include Nendelssohn' 'Celebrated Canzonetta.' Scharwenka's Polish | National Dance," Liszt's 'Liebe- | stratum" and others.
 WGY has prepared a anniversary | program of the founding of Rome, | which today is 2GSl years old. Dr. |, Samorini of Schenectady will give a ! short talk about the city and it will ! be followed by a musical program of Roman music. This program will be broadcast at 7:30.
 Richard Bonelli, famous Chicago 1 Opera baritone, will be heard Sum- day evening at 9:l5 through WEAF. 1 His repertoire will include a selec- tion from Barber of Seville" Tschaikowsky's Don Juans Sere- nade," Campbell's Crying of Water" Buzzl's Lolita" and others.
 Dcyora Nadworney. celebrated will render a BiZet pro- gram tomorrow through WIZ at , 80 in the afternoon. Her program will include Bizets Chanson d'Avril, Ma Vie a Son Secret and Adieux a lHotesse Arabe.
 Don Amaizo and his orchestra will give an interesting musical program which will come over the same sta ton at 10:15 and will include Symphony Pa thetique," Liszt's "Second Hungar- ian Rhapsody" and Sousa's Sabre and Spears March,"
 Charles M Schwab will be heard over WIZ at S15 as guest speaker hiring the Collier hour