New Britain herald., 1929-04-06

come through wEAF and wGY a,
9:l5. Both artists will be accom-,
panied by a corcert orchestra IN.
der the direction Of Josef Faster.
mack.
OF the other programs We suggest
the song recitals by Helen Oelheim
and Siguard Nilsson, who will pinch
hit" for the regular Cathedral hour
program at I o'clock over WABC
and WNAC. with a string orchestra
playing a half hour program be-
tween the recital Of ISIS Nilsson
and Miss Oelheim, Among the Sc
lections to be heard during this
hour are Schubcrt's "Hark. Hark.
the Lark" Thomson's The knight
of Bethlehem" Hadley's MY True
Love" Purcell's II Attempt From
Loves Sickness TO Fly" Loves
How Deep the Slumber OF the
Flood" Tschaikowsky's Pill rims
Song and Glazounoff's Romance
Oricntalle,"
The semi classics during the Syl-
vcstre hour at 1850 over WEAF
furnish an interesting hour enter
tainmcnt. with instrumental and
vocal solos. and orchestral selec-
tons interchanging. Among those
to be heard arc the coronation
March" from Meyerbeer's The
Prophet" Katscher's When Day Is
Done" Ncyin's The Gondoliers,
Grccr's ".7lapcrctte," selections from
Grice's "Peer Gynt Suite" selec-
ton from Thomas .1ignon," Nev-
ms Mighty La' Rose" Bonds
Tho End Of a Perfect Day" Schu-
)ocrts "Marche Militairc.' An Old
Guitar and An Old Refrain" and
"chanscn Rohcme."
II by any chance you can reach
for tho Chic@go Symphony orches-
ira concert which will offer a classi-
cal program including the overture
10 Glinka's Russian and Ludmil-
la" Goldmark's wedding March
from sym phony No I. the Coun-
try Wedding" selection from
Rimsky- korsakoff's "Scheherc zade. =
Wagner's The Twilight of the
Gods and Stocks Symphonic
Waltz"
Arcade Birkenholzs intcrpreta-
ton of a difficult violin concerto by
Nardini, " he the highlight in the
Concert Arti";s program at O'Clock
over VIZ. Genia Zielinska, another
o. the popular artists on Il pro-
gram viii be heard in Benedict 5
The Gypsy and the So g and
"Tar~ival of Venice Deyora Mad
yorney, contralto. will render "Cou-
Cou Canari JalouA" and Carpenters
will Ie Come in Early Spring.
and Giuseppe Benedetto will sing
Tosti's "Serenata" and Brzzi-Peccia' 5
Nal d'Amore.' The orchestral Sc
lections include the overture to
I.alo's ale Roi d'Ys," SC tons
from MacDowell's "Wo land
Sketches Herbert's Woodland
Fancies" and MacDoWell's witches
Dance
Hear America First" series of
programs featuring American COM
posers' works. will be heard at 4
o'clock over the same station With
Ann Gray soprano and harpist. Jean
Walker. baritone, and Wellington
Weeks, pianist, as the artists. The
program includes Writings Fuzzy
Wuzzy.' Shelby's Loves Sorrow"
MacDowells "The Glover" Cad
mans At Dauning.' Spross' "WilI
o the Wisp" and BrockNay' 5
american Wedding March"
Another delightful musical pro-
gram is scheduled by the Anglo
Persians at $50 over WIZ and
WBZ. At this time you will hear
ketelby's BY the Blue Hawaiian
Waters" a selection from Delibes'
"Coppelia" ballet. Tschaik oWsky's
The Enchanted Lake" and Dance
Of the Swan" Gounod's Dance of
Helen" and Snart's Lights Abode,
Celestial Salem"
THE Lily of Killarney Sir Julius
Benedict's operate story Of Lily
O'Connor, the Colleen Bavn, will be
produced in radio version over WIZ
at 1915 with Gitla Erstinn. Paula
Hemming haus. Judson House (uho
by the way will be heard in the aft
ernoon at the Choral Society con-
cerD. Harold Branch. Walter Pres
ton, Alma kitchcll and others in the
large cast.
Indian music. featuring many
we'll known compositions on the red
race, will be heard during a concert
period at S O'Clock over WABC and
WNAC. The program viii open
with Frinl's selections from Rose
Marie" followed by Lieurance's by
the Waters of Minnetonka.' Logan S
Pale Moon" Cadman's From the
Land OF Sky-Blun Water" Dyorak 4
Indian Lament" selections from
Herberts "Natoma" and Skilton's
Indian War Dance
LC.