New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
I1,rs'aeL t. Slade.


 cert at e:30 this evening from sta ton WTIC. Hartford. The days re- suits in baseball will be broadcast at s:5s. A special program. featur' ing Edward Lush. the Ukulole Baby. will be offered at seven o'clock and at 7:l5 Joseph E. Sheedy. execu- tive vice president of the United States lines. win speak on the sub iect of Safety on the High Seas Phil Spitaniy's orchestra will be on the air at 7:30 to present 6 lively half hour of dance tunes. Stars of the radio heavens will take part in the Cayalcade revue booked for s o'clock, Hugo Marlani and his Mediterranean leading the host of entertainers. Classical favorites by composers of all nations will be pre- sented at nine o'clock under an or. chestra led by Nathaniel Shilkret. R. A. Rolfe's orchestra will broadcast an hour of syncopated, melodies at ten o'clock and Emil Heimberger's dance orchestra will donate anoth. CT half hour of popular numbers at eleven o'clock, closing the days program.
 The final results of the National Open Golf Tournament which is now being played on the Wing foot courss at Mamaroneck. N. Y., will be br roadcast immediately upon the conclusion Of play this evening. The time for this feature has been set at 7:30 and will be of 30 min utes duration. Grantland Rice. noted sports writer, has been selected to give the listening audience his de- scription of how the championship was won, and if 1t is practical, he will ask the winner to give his greeting to American golf enthusi. asts. WABC and WNAC will head the broadcast.
 The Plantation Jubilee singers have returned to the WBBM air theater at Chicago. and will ge heard every Saturday evening at eight o'clock in half hour program of enjoyable plantation tunes and spirituals called Dusk in Dixie. The quartet has become quite famous through their radio appearances.
 Dance tunes again will reverber- ate through the ether tonight to tickle the toes of younger America. Over the NEG network B. A. Rolfe will be heard and through the Columbia syster the Paramount d. ehestra is scheduled to syncopate AS a special attraction for both young and old ladies, Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees will play from WEAF at midnight.
 Dodd Mehan, a we'll known Broadway star. a playwright in his own name. and former owner and director of the Little 'Theater in London, has been engaged to assist Ethel Park Richardson in the WOR little theater hour which is on the air every Saturday evening at nine o'clock. These two will form the nucleus of a cast which will be changed weekly. Miss Richardson believes that different voices and different types in each play will enhance the interest of listeners to the production. Current little the- ater plays as we'll as manuscripts sent in by listeners are used in the broadcast, although it is often nec- essary to make changes in them 70 that they will bs adapted to a'r production.
 J. echwadamaga Cornelius Fish beard. president of the Irrational Broadcasting company, will be heard for the first time by the au- diehce of WLW Cincinnati, when the station joins the Lavender net work during the Musical Novel; esque Sunday evening at midnight. \ radio extravaganza will be broad cast by the IBC in honor Of its first birthday. President Fishbeard's talk will explain Commercial Pro- grams and Why They Should B. Paid For.
 The presentation of Alfredo Gan dolfi. barytone. as guest artist in the radio program Sunday evening at 9:1k from WEAF and associated stations. is coincident with the formal announcement of his en- gagement by Director Gatti-Casazxa of the Metropolitan Opera company. for next season at the worlds great. est opera house.
 A native of Turin and a veteran Of the Italian artillery service. Gandolfi has already become one Of