New Britain herald., 1929-04-13

Fascinating Rhythm "Heidel- berg" Chloe" "A Room With a View" Barbara" That's My Weakness Now" "Pompanola." Here in My Arms" sympathy" and the never-forgotten I'm For ever Blowing Bubbles"
 Turning over the page to the WIZ system of the NEG, we first come across the Goldman band con- cert at o'clock. Tonight's program includes Sousa's 'U. s. Field Artil- lery March," excerpts from Wag- ner's 'Lohengrin," Bellstedt's Ma poli." Torlet's French National Deiile March," excerpts from You- mans Hit the Deck" and Gold mans own "On the Hunt
 Another chapter of the "Camoah Mystery will be unfolded tonight at 9 o'clock over the same system. A background of music will be pro- vided for the dramalogue by an or chestra under Hugo Mariani. The program includes Grieg's Tn the Hall of the Mountain King" kountz's Sweet Little Lady of Nine" Andrieff's "Farandole," Her. mann's "Tomahawk Dance," Rim sky korsakoT's Flight of the Rumble Bee and Just Little Love a Little Kiss" which will be sung as duet.
 The overture to von Suppe's "Pique Dme" will open the hour of slumber music at II o'clock over WIZ, with Ludwig Laurier directing. Other selections include Zarzycki' 8 | Chant d'Amour." a selection from kalman's "Sari," Elgar's "Serenade Lyriaue," koehler's Evening Devo- tion" a selection from Massenet's Scenes Alsaciennes' and Fall waltz.
 Of the outstanding features for tomorrow (Sunday). We suggest the concert by Tito schipa. one of the foremost operatic 1enors in the world. The concert will be broadcast over WEAF and WGY at e:15 in the evening. A symphony orchestra un- der Josef Pasternack will accompany the artist.
 Another artist Of national fame, who has already been heard once | mill acf piano selections at 1:30 tomorrow evening over WIZ and WBZ. This artist is none other than Walter Gieseking, eminent German pianist. The program is based on tabulatlon of request numbers. and will be an- nounced at the time of the recital. However. it is expected that he will play one composition each by Bach. Beethoven, Schumann, Chopin and Grieg.
 | Rudolph Gang. internationally known pianist. who was heard in New Britain in a recital with Car milla Ponselle last December. will be heard over the Columbia system l (WABC) at 10 o'clock Sunday eve ming. On the same program will ap- pear none other than Anna Case former sar of the Metropolitan Opera. The singers will be accom- panied by d symphony band under the direction Of Arthur Pryor.
 The largest mems church choir in the world, composed Of 169 cadets of the United States Military Acad emy at West Point, will sing before 2 nationwide audience at 1 o'clock I Sunday afternoon over WIZ. The choir will present its program un- der the direction of Frederick C. Mayer chapel organist at West 1 Point. The program will come from the chapel Of the Columbia univer- sity.
 1 The balance of the program for 1 Sunday include the same features heard generally during the past, most Of which will be worthwh hile listening 10. Of the more important We suggest the Anglo Persians at 63o over WIZ and WBZ: the Bal lad hour at 3 o'clock over WABC: the Roxy Symphony concert at 2 o'clock over WIZ and WBZ; the Concert Artists progra m at l o'clock over WIZ: the Gembox concert per iod over WLW at 9:l5 in the eve ming with l0-year-olj Ruth keleman as sololst
 -I c