New Britain herald., 1929-08-16
Through the Static

The famous male singing organi- zation, the Meistersingers of Boston, will be heard in concert to be broadcast over stations WBZ- WBZA at 6:35 this evening.
 The brilliant record made by this ! famous aggregation of artists was a headline attraction on a vaude- | vile circuit and their overwhelming success in concert work has created an ovcr-increasing demand for their services and justly places the Meis- | tersingers atsthe very front of all | male singing organizations.
 This famous organization was first put on the vaudeville stage through | the combined efforts of Bart lI. Grady and the late Robb G. Larsen. making their initial appearance in 1911. During one of their engage ments in a Washington theater they | had the honor to be invited to the White House to sing before the late | President Harding and his friends. In private work they are known
 
 | choir and the Alleppo Temple choir. They are under the direction of A. 1 Cameron Steele, well known basso. | Rose kasin, young pianist is to 1 give a 1 3 minute concert at station | WOR this evening at 5 o'clock. Miss | Kasn has studied at the Institute of Musical Art and at present is a student at Columbia university. She was prize winner in a radio contei { held at Newark recently. Her pro- l gram will include selections from Chopin, Brahms and Rachmaninoff. Schenley Park, Pittsburgh, pro- vides Mary and Bob with entertain ment this evening o"er the CBS and while they are in Pittsburgh Bob receives word that several west coast stations have joined the CBS chain.
 The story they are told this eve ming at nine o'clock comes from the rocky coast of Oregon where the Rogue river joins the sea. An unhappy mother has taught her young daughter to fear love and has encouraged her to seek the joys of living in the glitter of the huge me- tropolis. WOR leads the broadcast r. Comedy songs of sentiment will be featured in the broadcast of the Triadors, which will be heard over the NEG system this evening at o'clock. Mildred Hunt, contraltc crooner and Joe Hines, conductor contribute vocal choruses to the pro- gram which also includes a comed. skit directed by Raymond Knight WIZ will lead the broadcast.
 For Someone 1 Love, Some o1 These Days and Drifting and Dream lrg will be played and sung by ar Instrumental and vocal ensembi, during the Hawaiian Shadows broad cast from station WOR and the CBS this evening at o'clock.
 Fair Hawaii and Pagan Love Song two vocal solos, will complete the more occidental part of the program devoted in the main to melodies oi the Hawaiian islands, sung and play ed by native HaWaiians.
 Niihsu the o oe no Kailike waltz and hula melody will be played on the qutar and ukel ele during the Broadcast. Norman Brokenshire, a. usual, will act as master of cere. monies for the period.
 The second act of Blossom Time q musical comedy in three acts, witt music adapted from melodies O. Franz Schubert and Heinrich Bertt by Sigmund Romberg and witt lyrics by Dorothy Donnelly will bt presented by MUriel Wilson, soprano Colin O'MOre, tenor, and the sup. porting cast of Theater Memories ever the NEG system this evening at 9:30.
 The first act of this operetta clos cd with Franz Schubert, the com poser and Francis, the poet in Iov; with the two daughters of Her ) Huhl, a multimillionaire. Annett and Jeanette returned the affection