New Britain herald., 1929-06-25
Through the Static

be on the air from station WTlC. Hartford, at 6:3O this evening to present dinner concert composed of request selections. Baseball tallies will be read at 6:55. Nathaniel Shilkret's orchestra is scheduled for it's weekly recital at 7:30. The Rose Symphony, composed by Erno Rapee will be part of the concert given at eight o'clock and in which the com poser will conduct his own work. A musical half hour will occupy the waves at S:30 and dance tunes will be played by Sam Lanin's Trouba- dours at nine o'clock. The Revelers quartet. Paul Oliver. Olive Palmer and Gustav Haenschen's orchestra will take part in the broadcast start ing at 9:30. Marcella Shields and Helen Handin. The Two Troupers, will be heard at 10:30.
 A classical group will introduce the third concert of Paul Whiteman and his orchestra from the Pacific
 
 evening at nine o'clock through the Columbia Broadcasting system. Sta tion KMTR. Hollywood, will be the key station and the one in which the maestro and his musicians will hold forth. Over 40, stations throughout the country will receive the broad cast.
 A spiritual medley, such as has proven to be popular during many concerts, will be features. The num- bers are Every Time I Feel the Spirit. Get on Board and Joshua Fit De Battle of Jericho. Now in it's sec- ond year on Broadway, Blackbirds of 1928 will be represented by three songs which have been sung in every English speaking part of the globe. The best known is I Can't Give You Anything But Love. The orchestra will also play medley from an- other operetta in New York, Spring is Here, with There's a Song in My Heart, as perhaps the most Hitting of the three selections. WABC. New York and WNAC, Boston, will be the eastern stations of the broadcast. A program of light concert and dance music will constitute the pro- gram which will go on the air at nine o'clock this evening over the N. B. c. system. The program will include Carnival Overture by Dvorak, Estrellite, Snowflakes, I Hear Thrush at Eve, Caprice by kohlta. Dance from Nell Gwyn. First Time. Sunrise to Sunset, Slip pin Round, Louise. Blue Hawaii, High-ho, Everybody. High-ho. WEAF is the key station.
 Latin American listeners, for whom WLW presents its Los Ami- gos programs Tuesday evenings at 12:30. are spared the cacophony of hot hits that daily come from the presses Of the publishers of popular music. In that half hour. semi- classics and ballads are played by 9 string trio and instrumental solo, ists and are sung by vocalists. Octavio Bermudez, one time Argen- tine cowboy, sings songs of South America which he accompanies on his guitar, and also repeats all an- nouncements in Spanish.
 The program of Los Amigos for this evening is as follows: La Paloma, Brave Boys. All for You, Tango. Ave Maria. Argentine song. serenade, My Little Banjo. and Serenade by Block.
 Pirates. mutiny and seventeenth century intrigue will come over the air this evening at 7:3O through NEG system when Captain Kidd, who was popularly supposed to be one of the greatest pirates of all ages. is the theme of the Sketches series which have proven to be so 1 popular for some time.
 The broadcast will come through WEAF. New York. WTIC, Hart ford. Is included in the chain.
 Was Captain Kidd a great pirate Recently discovered facts are tend ing to demolish the concept of the famed sea rover as super scoun- drel and the terror of the seas The sketch, especially prepared for this occasion, tells the story as revealed by the court records of Kidd's trial and painstaking investigation. IL is new story-one depicting Kidd an an honest English gentleman victimized by interruptions mer- chants and scheming noblemen.
 Gypsy airs have come down