New Britain herald., 1929-07-20


 make the ether quiver with synco- patton at ten o'clock, and at II o'clock Emil Heimberger's dance ensemble will devote the next go minutes to dance rhythms.
 How the mystery man of Amer ican letters, the brilliant and cyn- ical Ambrose Bierce, one of the peers of present day literature and a newspaper man from California met his death in strife torn Mexico is the theme for Tex O'Reilly's next broadcast in the Soldier or Fortune which will be heard through WIZ network of the NEG system this evening at seven o'clock.
 Ambrose Bierce's coptcmpt for life sought expression inF hls writing and perhaps eliminated in The Devils Dictionary. in which he de fined in a satirical vein certain human emotions, institutions anG
 
 The restlessuess which possessed him led his steps toward the glam- orous land Of mystery south of the North American continent. For 2 time he disappeared from hl- friends entirely. his absence re mained uneXpl'ined, until at length the world was informed of his death from th~ lips of Tex O'Reilly also a newspdperlnan and an ad venturer.
 What befcll Biercc and the fate which was moted out to him in a strange land wherein he had sough' solace will be revealed in th;* broadcast.
 Alfred F.. Wertheim, a cotton broker, whose flair for music finds expression in yielding the bow of a violin, is to be heard on his seth radio concert from station WOH this evening at 6:20. In business life this vioinist-broker is associated with Cyrus T. Small and company.
 An all request program will be broadcast in ihe weekly symphony concert over WGY and a coast tc coast network of NEG stations this evening at nine o'clock. The mum. bers chosen by the radio audience show a pronounced increase of tht popularity of great music end q falling off in the number or re quests for jazz.
 Tachaikowsky heads the list witt two compositions, his famous siNtl symphony, the Pathetique and tn; even more popular Nutcrackel Suite
 Wilbur Evans, the young phila. delphia bass baritone who won the national radio addition in 1927 ds the best singer among America! vocally talented young men, is to 2' presented again as the guest artis of the program which is to be pre- scented over the WEAl' chain of tho | NEG Sunday evening at 9:15. Evans has a voice of richness anG depth and yet of a fleNibility rarely heard with such quality. His mos noteworthy success has been will music that is interpretive of char, acter anI delicate feeling.
 The Colonial quartet returns tt | WOR for a broadcast this evening at 6:35 after an extended absence This organization will be remem bered for its work in several serie: of programs at WOR. Numbers tn, four have planned for the broah cast include Mistakes, Spring it II the Summer Time and She'll Fall Valparaiso, Believe Me That's Love and The Pagan Love Song.
 The Walled Garden, love dram; laid in Persia will be presented ii the program that Arabesque is pre- senting over the CBS Sunday nigh at 10 o'clock. The story with Per sin with a background, center around princess and a tyrant king The princess, who has fallen in low with d bold and daring cavalier es cHpes from the walled garden Whicl has been CurtailinE her activities aud is taken far away by her lover Her handmaidcn makes all sorts O sacrifices for the sake of her mis tress.
 There will be appropriate musica settings which contain all the charn of the east, and which will contri hute added interest 10 this eXoti and thrilling broadcast.
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