New Britain herald., 1929-08-17

life in general, including a love af- fair of Amos" provide material for the broadcasts. WIZ will lead the broadcast.
 Jesse Crawford, 'The Poet of the Organ" will feature one of his own compositions "Evolution of the Moon Songs" during his recital which will be broadcast over station 1 WABC and the Columbia Broad casting System at 10;30 tonight. Also to be heard at this time are Schumann's "Traumerei' and "Pul- cinello" by Victor Herbert, together with popular medley.
 The complete program follows; Evolution of Moon Songs, La Gin quantaine", Nights of Gladness", soloist. "Pulcinello" by Victor Her bert, 'Traumerei' by Schumann, i popular medley.
 Three popular teams, each con- posed of two persons. all of whom are popular on the vaudeville and musical comedy stage, are to be heard in the Market and Kelsey Street Playhouse hour from WOR on Sunday at 10:00 o'clock.
 These include the Hicks Brothers, banjo duo, who endeared themselves to WORs audience last winter in the popular feature "Fraternity Row; Adelaide French and Grace y-b harmonizing on modern melodies has made them an outstanding pair, and that comedy pair Mac and Lonnie. The last-named team in- tersperce batter and jokes between their songs and piano numbers.
 Don Carney, who has been out of the early part of the program be- cause of personal appearances, will be back as master of ceremonies. He had been relieved by Roger Bower, assistant to the program di- rector, Leonard E. l.. Cox.
 Five tenor solos reminiscent ot the Bay of Naples and the carefree peasants and fishermen of that beautiful region will be sung during the Sorrento Serenaders broadcas from WABC and stations of the Columbia Broadcasting System, at o'clock tonight. All of these Neo politan folk songs, prominent amonE which are 70 Sole Mic" and "Addit a Napoli,' have long been favored of the gay troubadours who strol through the vineyards and olivt groves, singing to their country men as they gather the harvest.
 In contrast to these Italian airs i , the orchestral number from tn Spanish, "El Choclo," although th too is in lighter vein.
 Helen Barr, Earle Nelson and tn -Four Harmonizers will be hear, with the Trapper's orchestra durin the broadcast presented over static WABC and the Columbia Broad casting System at 6 o'clock Sunda evening, in a program selected i response to requests received froI the radio audience.
 MT. Nelson, the crooning 1Tu Trapper, will sing Light Up You Face With the Sunshine" i've Gt Feeling I'm Failing" and "Ol Where the Moonbeams Are Born Miss Bars voice will be heard nI *My~Heart Stood Still" and son of the Moonbeams, and the quart, will contribute "Or What Hay You and Pagan Love Song" s Albert Coates period of conduc ing at the Lewisohn Stadium h; been extended to include sunda August IS. David Mendoza, who thousands Of music lovers will r member as the former conductor the Capitol Grand orchestra of Il Capitol theater will direct the Phi harmonic-Symphony orchestra at Il Stadium on Tuesday night, Augu 20
 Anna Duncan, dancer, is to be feature for the visible audience ( Tuesday night, also.
 MT. Coates program begins
 S:30 with the Marriage of I'iga Overture by Mozart, with t Brahms Symphony, No. 1 also beil ahead of the intermission. It W be during this hiatus that two
 WOR's most talented panists, A
 Twerdowsky and Dorothea Zach rius are to be heard in a two pia
 concert. No. 3 on the British co
 ductor's program will be Goldmarl
 Overture Skantala, with Saraban m and Dance by Debussy. and Lisz
 Hungarian Rhapsody No. as |
 concluding numbers.
 Tuesdays nights offerings start
 9:30 p. m. and the melody sched,
 as given out by MT. Mendoza
 cludes: 1phigenia in Aulis, Glue
 Gavotte in E major, Bach; Oar
 of the Furies, Chuck; Dance of { 'es Bartered Bride, Smetana; Mar
 Funebre, Chopin: March from | 7f- Damnation of Faust, Berlioz; Sch
 70 from C major Symphony No
 Schubert.
 1T Around the story behind a sin
 curl of raven hair found in Spanish senorita's jewel casket built the story to be told during broadcast of Arabesque from stat
 WABC and the Columbia Bro casting System at 10 o'clock east
 daylight saving time Sunday nia ~ The tale harks back to the t
 of the Armada, and cont5
 enough of court intrigue and J venture at the Court of Gu
 Elizabeth and of battle9of6 thetpt ea- of England $to satisfy the most g ed of thrill seekers.
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