New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-23
Sundays Program


Lawrence Tibet. recognized as
the leading American baritone, and
member of the Metropolitan Opera.
will he the guest artist during a
concert period which will also In
clude appearances by Harold Ma.
son, pianist. who will play several
Of his own compositions. This pro-
gram will be broadcast over WEAf
and WGY at 9:15 o'clock.
Another artist OF note to be heard
tonight over the radio IL Richard
Buhiig, internationally known
American pianist. Like Mason. Buh'
lig studied under the famous Lesch'
stizky of Vienna, teacher Of Pad
erewski and countless other famed
musicians. Buhlig will appear on
the AT the Baldwin" program at
1880 over WV and, WIZ and will
DO heard in Schubert's "Imprompt "a
in B Flat" Chopin's Group of Pre-
ludes," Granados' Spanish Dance
f. Minor" and Debussy's Hills OF
Anacarpi." ut Was q Lover and His
Lass" and NOW Is the Time OF
Maying," Valverae's Tango" and
the italian folk song Santa Lucia"
At this juncture We take the OPP
portunity to announce to the follow
era of the Columbia system broad
casts, that due to the failure to re-
ceive any programs from the pub
licity department Of that system OF
features for today. we are helpless
to give you any idea as to what
the programs consist Of.
"The Veil Dance" from Carl Gold
marks oriental opera queen If
Sheba" in which a solo part will be
interpreted by cello Is one of the
features OF the Reproducers pro-
gram at 1880 over WEAF and
VITO. The program opens with
Glinka's overture to Russian and
Ludmiua" followed by the Cold
mark number. Other selections in
clude Mandel's celebrated Largo"
Leoni's Tally Ho" and Salderson's
Friend Of Nine"
The inaugural ceremonies taking
place in 1859 when General Ulysses
s. Grant was inaugurated president.
will be interpreted In music by the
Weymouth Post Legion band at 6
o'clock over stations WEAF and
VITO. An eyewitness account of
the procession will be given radio
listeners.
"Before the College Turned to
jazz is the title-o musical pro-
gram under the direction Of DR..
Sigmund Spaeth. which will be
! broadcast at Z o'clock over the same
stations. Old college favorites. such
as "Juanita," "Clementine" and
THE Bull Dog on the Bank" are
included in the program. which also
lists '..Noal's Ark" Wake. Fresh
man, Wake "Stnrs, OF the Summer
Night "A Song Of Thanksgiving"
"Up-I- Dee" There's a Tavern III
the Town" and Here's 10 Good Old
Yale College, Drink Err Down."
An unusual light opera broadcast
including two short musical come
dies by Sullivan. "Contrabandista'
and "Cox and BOX" will be broad
cast by the National Light Opera
company at 1o:45 over WEAF and
WGY. Walter Preston, Herbert
Gould. Elizabeth Lennox. Gitla Frs
tim, Alan Jones and Colin O'More
are part Of the cast.
= Lively Italian melodies, among
them two by an American composer
Nevtn, will be. presented by the Nc
Kinney musicians at $3.50 over WIZ
and WBZ. The two Ncyin numbers
are "a Day In Venice" and ''Love
song" Other numbers are Denza's
"FunicuH Funjcula," Bohm's 'Tar.
antella," Boccaleri's Fantasia Ma.
politana." the intermezzo from
Wolfe-Ferrar's "Jewels Of the Ma.
DONNA" Toselli'si "Serenade' and
Costa's ''Garibaldi March,"
The popular Anglo Persians have
another program OF musical gems
In store for tonight. The orchestra
includes In its repertoire LODGE
'Valse Moderne," katxman's ''Blacl
Eyes" Gershwin's Feeling I'm
FILLING from Treasure Girl
Yvain's "My Man." made popular b,
Fannie Brice. Saint-Saens' "Danse
Macabre" and Ewing's Jerusalem
the Golden"
A program OF Polisl, and Russian
songs by an orchestra under Pau
Fam may be heard over WIZ at {
o'clock. The program will open with
a selection from "In Gay Poland
by Oginsky. followed by Manusch.
ka's "0alka." Michali's "Nostalgia
Oginsky's "Polonaise." Pontock':
Romance" Osinowsky's "valse
Gamma" and 'Chopiniana" a pot.
pouFri Of Chopin compositions.
For some lively music tune in or
WEAF and VITO at 1918 at which
time you will hear a popular or.
chestra under the direction Of Jear
Goldkette In numbers like "On The
i. Almo," Chon's "Ridin' on the
Clouds" a semi-concert arrange.
ment Of In a Mist" Youman'.
Lucky Bird" the new Ziegfeld
success "Raisin' the Roof and tive
new American sketches. a nocturn.
and march by Thomas Grisselle.
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