New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
Through the Static

| Through the Static
 A group of orchestral suites will constitute the dinner concert proni- ised by Emil Heimberger and his trio at 6:30 this evening from Sta ton WTIC Hartford, The days re- suits in baseball will be read at 6:55. Opening with the stirring march Under the Double Eagle. Joseph Pizzitola and his string en- Semble will offer q half hour ot popular music at seven o'clock. ! Franklyn Bauer and Vaughn de Ieath. supported by Hugo Marani's orchestra will be featured in The Voice broadcast at eight o'clock. The rich melodies of TsChaikowsky, l Ketelby and Mcdowell from the background Of the Gypsies' concert at $50. A radio review of BI oad- l ways most successful reviews of the season will be put on the air at
 
 thrilling exploit of Floyd Gibbons, will be related by the renowned globe trotter and reporter as the next chapter of his Headline Hunter series at l0:30. Walter Seifert a5 sumes charge of the organ at II o'clock 10 present another of his weekly organ recitals, thus closing the evenings program.
 Lois Bennett, whose charm Of voice and musical interpretation have recently revived the hope Of music lovers that d new school Of light opera may be Forthcoming, is to be the guest artist of the Family Party this evening. Lois Bennetts beauty first charmed theater goer5 in the Eolies, where she also dis played Il voice of uncommon quail ties.
 When Winthrop Ames first organ- ized the company with which he gave the performances of the Gil L,rt and Sullivan operas, she was engaged to sing the leading roles. The ability she displayed in accom- pishing even more than her prede cossors caused critics immediately to acclaim her as a light opera singer of rare ability
 Miss Bennett has appeared in concert with the Brahms quartet and in special programs of the songs of Carrie Jacobs Bond. Recently ladio acclaimed her and she has developed what experts call a per feet radio soprano Noic"-a rather unusual quality, inc lack of which has caused many broadcasting sta tons 10 bar sopranos. Assisting Miss Bennett will be a trio of men s voices and a concert orchestra. The program may be heard over WEAF and WTIC.
 Henry Moeller formerly tenor soloist of the worlds largest Con- gregational church, Brooklyn, and like wise eminent concert artist, having formerly filled engagements with the New York symphony or che5tra and OratOrio societies wil' give a program this evening over Station WOR at 600 o'clock. Tn" selections he will sing are Little Brown Cottage. Clorinda, Song of the MuSh On, All for You, Little Son and Some Sweet Day.
 sam Herman. NEG percussion eN- pert, boasts to be the shortest XylO- phone player in radio. He is only five feet five inches tall, but despite that, the leverage he applies to the mallets for his instruments is saii 10 be terrific. Herman is able 10 get more volume from a Xylophone than taller players who are able to giyc much more leverage to the mallcts.
 Only request numbers have been selected for The Voice for it's dusk hour program to be broadcast this evening over a nation wide hook up of 47 stations associated with the NBC system, A particularly pleas ing variety of selections will be of fered, perhaps the most popular Of which is Burke's haunting and mrlodiouS Carolina Moon. to be played by the symphony orchestra with Vaughn de Ieath, contralto, singing the chorus. It is said that more requests have been received for this song than for any other since Tre Voice inaugurated its re quest programs.
 Other programs which will he sure to please the audience includ frankIYn Bauer's rendering of Sile. su's charming Just Little Love A Little Kiss and Haydn Wood Devotion. Vaughn de Leath will in. clnde in her program Robinson Water Boy and Nevin's delightful Little Boy Blue.
 Opening the program will h.