New Britain herald., 1929-06-19

der the billing "Ptanette, Vtoline.
 Angela and Jazzette" have adopted
 8 little verse telling of the brides
 superstition something old, some-
 thing new, something borrowed,
 something blue" as their theme
 song and 1t will characterize virtu-
 ally all of their programs at WOR.
 Newark. which start at 10:30.
 Melodies and songs they have scheduled for this evening include:
 Down Among the Sugar Cane; An-
 nie Laurie: Am Blue?; Let Me Have My Dreams: Sweet and Low:
 Birmingham Bertha: Memories of
 Dickenson Ludlow; Chopin Prelude:
 Mighty Lax Rose; My Song of the
 Nile.
 A medley of appropriate summer
 selections by the Barber Shop Trio
 will be featured in a program which
 is to be offered this evening at nine o'clock over the N. B. c. chain. The trio will serenade the summer sea-
 son at this time with three close
 harmony favorites: In the Good OLi
 Summer Time: In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree and Take Me Out to the Ball Game. Other favorites of the broadcast will be Or What Have You?: I've Made a Habit Of You; and Moanin' Low. WEAF leads the chain which includes WTIC. 
 Adelaide de Loca, contralto, who will sing Denza's Had You But Known in the Italian program which will be heard this evening at eight o'clock over WEAF and as- sociated stations, worked her way through her musical schooling. Born in New York of Italian par. ents, shs was discovered while she was still . pupil in high school. having been chosen as soloist with the 0lee club in school concerta On graduating from high school, anxious to further her musical edu- cation but lacking the funds. she obtained employment as a stenogra- pher and earned enough to ground her thoroughly in music.
 r Seven of the eight winners in the recent radio shorthand contest from WOR. together with those who qualify for certificates, will be pres- ent in the studios this evening at 7:15 when the awards will be made. The contests were dictated by Charles Lee Swem, two times the winner of the worlds shorthand championship.
 Somber symphonic pictures, con- veyed in Thomas overture to Ray mond, a foreshadowing of the tale of the Man in the Iron Mask, and in Saint saens' ghostly Danse Ma cabre supply the classical note in the program which will be broadcast from the studios of WHAM, Ro- chester. over the NEG coast-to- coast system this evening at 1O:30. Contrasting with these shadowy numbers. Victor Wagner and his concert orchestra will present bright pages from Schubert's "'sN|'~H'"on 01A'l HIOQeTH So- 'ections. WBZ is included in the hook-up. The spirited Regimental Song from Frimrs operetta, White Eagle, will be given an exposition vocally and fundamentally by the Foresters, a male quartet and an orchestra, during the program to be heard at s:3o this evening through the NEG system.
 Raymond Clapper. chief of the Washington bureau of the United Press, will deliver A Political Re- view of Washington Tonight this evening at 7:45 through the NEG.
 In his position as head of the Washington bureau Of one of the greatest press services. Mir. Clapper sIpervises the work of 21 reporters. Before taking his present post he was political writer for the same organization, with which he has been associated for 10 of his IS journalistic years. WIZ and KDKA will lead the broadcast in the north- east. The agreeable Waltz Song from the Gilbert and Sullivan triumph The Gondoliers is one of the selec- tions which Rosalie Wolfe, soprano will present during her concert through the NEG system this eve ming at 7:05. Under Hugo Mariani's direction, concert intersperses selections by Tschaikowsky, Her bert and Moszkowski between the vocal numbers.
 The concert from the studio of Olga Halasz, New York. is to be broadcast through WOR at seven o'clock. It will be two- piano af- fair. The first composition is the Hungarian Fantasy on two pianos diszD to be played by Madame Halasz and Gertrude Oberlander Madame Halasz is also at one of the pianos in the second number which is the Trensky Valse At the other piano will be Thelma Vera Estanol.
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