New Britain herald., 1928-11-24
Sundays Features

Sundays Features
Few private libraries are without
John Bunyan's Pilgrim Progress
and other works OF this immortal
preacher. who will be he
source of DIR. s. Parkes Cadman's
weekly address over WEAF and
VITO at I o'clock in the afternoon.
The title of DR. Cadman's talk is
Immortal Dreamer
and the usual musical program Ivy
an orchestra and vocal ensemble will
be included.
The outstanding feature of the
Gay perhaps will be concert by
the celebrated pianist of information
al fame Josef Hoffman,, who will
play four selection by Chopin. Han
del and List during the regular At
water Kent hour. in which he will
be assisted by a concert orchestra.
as a boy, was instructed
by his father a professor Of music
at the Warsaw Conservatory and
of the Warsaw Opera. At
fifteen he began his studies with An
ton Rubinstein and came to this
coutry In 1898. where he resided
since. At present he is devotins
most OF his time TO the Curtis Mu-
sic Institute in Philadelphia. where
he is a member OF the faculty. In
his radio concert Mr.. Hofmann will
play Handles variation in +. Ma
jor," Chopin's "Fantasie lmpromp-
tn" and "Valse in Il. Minor" and
LISTS "Tarantella." The orchestra
will play among other numbers
"Valse Triste" by Sibelius. and
Rustic Idyll" by Pasternack, con-
ductor of the orchestra. The pro-
gram will come through WEAF at
J:l5.
Marie Cahil. the Coincidence who
first achieved heights Of popularity
in years that now have flown by,
will be the guest artist on today's
ACQUISITION program at $50 over
WEAF and VITO. Miss Cahill will
present among other numbers
which she popularized in musical
comedies Nancy Brown" Marrying
Mary" THE Congo Love Song" and
Under the Bamtoo Tree" and will
also sing The Dallas Blues the
first OF the line OF lugubrious songs
that first flooded the country about
twenty years ago. Miss Cahill will
be assisted by concert orchestra
which will lend poppy flavor to
the program with popular numbers
OF years gone by.
4 group Of songs by Deems Tay-
iof. best known by his composition
of the opera ''rhe Kings Hench-
man." which will be produced at the
sung during the regular Sunday eve
ming program by Reinald Werren-
rath. popular American baritone. at
Z O'Clock over WEAF and VITO.
The complete program includes
Witch Woman. 4 Song of Lovers.
Plantation Love Song. Time Enough.
the serenadc from '"rhe Highway
man" and Captain STATIONS Fancy.
The story Of mountcbank. Which
presents many amusing situations
will be told in the presentation of
Oifenbach's opera bouffe la Prin-
cesSe dc Trebizonde." which will
he given by the National Guard
Opera company at 1915 over WEAF
with Paula Hemminghaus, Walter
Preston. Grace Leslie and Delphine
March in some of the leading roles.
The subject of Dr. Harry Elmer
son Fosdick's weekly address IS
Saving Religion" which will he de-
livcred at $50 over WIZ and WIZ
together with a musical program. in
these days many people are trying
TO save religion. DIR. Fosdick consid
crs this Il tallacious method Of APP
proach and thinks that the only way
10 save religion is to have d religion
that Nislbly saves us. one that bring
peace. health. dynamic power.
The Anglo-Pcrsians always ready
to entertain their listeners with en-
qCisitc selections of the lighter typ"
viii present a program Of music { "a.
should delight every fan The pro-
gram to be -oa1cast over WIZ AMI
WEI at $50 Includes among others
Chopin's Walls Lentc." Herbcrt'>
Song Cycle" Luisini's March,
Eussc" and Motifs "Tambourin.'
EaNoritc op"rctta selections will
he brought to light again during thc
Spotlight hour. featuring Eosali.
Wolfe. soprano and Cyril Pitts. ten
or at o'clock OVER the same sta
lions In "A program which will in
clude selections from The Enchan
tross. The Dehu'antc," 'Follics OF
y l. sol J.. MISS I7Il1 III : ltill'
and The Chocolate soldier" TIL,
artists viii ho supported by con
cert orchestra which viii also rem
dor several Of the ncver-to- be- for
gotten gems.
Tho right to lac vain Is not onll
a wonan's right is the claim Of II
Two BLACK Grows. Moran aud Mack
Last Sunday night only one of tn.
Black Crows showed mp at the stu
do and II looked for time tina
he would have to ask himself tn,
questions and answer them as W. II
for his co-par' l"r was for the mo
ment changing lis lavender shir
which was minus two buttons for
pink one. About two minutes befor
broadcasting time he showed up an,
tho program went on The duo vii
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