New Britain herald., 1929-01-15

Longfellow will furnish material for
a radio sketch to be presented to-
night at 1880 over WEAF and
VITO. The Wayside Inn at Sud.
bury, Mass. was in Colonial times
known as Howe's Tavern and here
on winter evenings would gather
groups of obscure travellers. who
before a blazing fire, with pipes
glowing and mugs of ale at their
elbows, would pass the long New
England evenings by telling stories,
dreamy accounts of fact and fancy.
which since time were immortalized
in Longfellow's memorable poem.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orches-
ira will once again sends its musical
message over the air through WLW
a. s o'clock under the direction of
Vladimir Bakaleinikoff. For to-
nights program. the famous ensem-
bic has selected Suppe's well-known
overture Morning, Noon and
Night" as the opening number,
which will be followed by Tschai-
kowsly's "Andante Cantabile." 9th
er numbers in order of their play
ing include Schubcrt's selections
from "Rosamunde." Bizet's suite
"TArlessienne." Sbelius' "Valse
Triste," Offenbach's overture Or
pheus in the Underworld" and as
the closing number the orchestra
will play Jppolitoff-Ivanoff's
March of the Sardar."
Dolores Cassinelli, soprano and
once a brilliant movie star, will be
co-starred with Julian Oliver, tenor
in recital over WEAF at 1890 to-
night. The orchestra under the di-
rection of Enric Madriguera will
open the program with DeFalla' $
"Aragonesa," after which Miss Cas-
SMELL will sing Grever's "Cancion
del Torero" and Lacalle's nina
Gentil." The orchestra then plays
Niemann's "Catalonian Serenade."
Julian Oliver will then sing Pencil
las la Espanolita" and Padilla' S
"Princesita." The orchestra will
again be heard In two numbers and
the two stars will conclude the pro-
gram with a duet.
By stretch OF Imagination you
can take an ocean trip along the
Atlantic coastline at $50 and at the
same time listen to music as played
by an ocean liners orchestra. This
program, broadcast over WIZ and
WBZ will include Waldteufels "Es-
tudiantina" waltz, played by u
string quartet, Herbert's "El Dor
ado" march. Hosmer's Southern
Rhapsody" PENIS "Smilin'
Through" Herbert's ''Twcnty-Sec-
ond Regiment March," and selec-
tons from George Whites Scan
6als."
"Sweet Adcline," which has been
murdered, electrocuted, guillotined
and what not by amateur quartets.
lack yard serenaders, and vaude-
vile artists, will be rendered by a
radio sextette to the delight or dis
gust of thousands over WIZ and
WBZ at o'clock during musical
program which will include among
other known and unknown num-
bers, Cant You Hear Me Calling"
"Bendemeer's Stream" slesu's "A
Little Love a Little Kiss" Cutters
"Sylvia's Hair" and Cooks Dear
Old Girl"
The older folk, who had the op-
portunity OF being in Philadelphia
in days gone by, remember Frank
Dumont's Minstrel Palace. 1t was
some place. and to revive the mo-
morAs. the Dutch Master Ministries
will endeayor 10 portray the goings
on in this famous place. THIS
broadcast will 60 on the air at
$50 over WIZ and WBZ.
The Orchestradians, assisted by
Lannie Ross. tenor as soloist, will
be heard in a program OF varied
musical selections over the same
numbers IF You Want the Rain
bow" "Jeannine," a Cuban medley,
my Suppressed Desire" "Glorian-
ma" q selection from "Ups-a Daisy
and Il Must Have That Man"
Strauss Egyptian March" will
open the slumber hour of music al
II O'Clock over WIZ. while other
selections to be heard include Won
Flotow's overture "stradella," Tos-
ellis "Serenade." Frimls 'Legende'
and Herbert's "Yesterthoughts."
The trials and tribulations of a
Dutch schoolmaster will be depicted
in the weekly hour to be presented
under the title school Daze" owe,
WABC and WNAC at o'clock
This program will also include mu.
steal selections rendered by the dis.
obedient children on harmonious
and jews harps.
AS a special tribute to the fair
sex. a new hour entitled Beautiful
I>dUy VIII We lild uS iIdtc oNtI Wv
same stations at $50. but the con.
trjbutions during this hour will b,
| by members Of the opposite sex
The theme song will be Beautiful
Lady from Pink Lady" and Other
selections included in the inaugura
program are Herbert's kiss NJ.
Again" Toselli's "Serenade." Grieg'.
"Anitra's Charms" Herbert's won
| derful Dream Girl" Sally in GU,
Ally" and sweet Genevieve."
Hank Simmons Showboat famil,
will present Phil Makers dramatit
version Beyond Pardon" at
o'clock. The play was adapted b,
| Mr.. Maher from the widely read
| novel by Bertha NJ. Clay, and HI
will portray the main role.
| The Voice of Columbia" program
assures another of those intorestin: