New Britain herald., 1929-02-21

onao0Ou tl0Wt, 6teeIeS k1epperY Promenade" Trinkaus' Tho Hobo. ' Ven Tilxer's "All Aboard For Blanket Bay" Heartx's Hop Lee" Sissle- Dlake's "Love Win Find . Way" Cohan's You Remind Me ot My Mother" and Herbert's "A Kiss in the Dark"
 A musical program dedicated to the Father Of His Country and the mothers of the nation will be presented over the same stations at , o'clock. The tributes will be paid in. the form of two special sym phonies for . fifty-two piece or. chestra under the direction of Erno Rapee. Tho first is Wilson's "Afy Country" and ts based entirely on My Country Tis of Thee" and will be presented in commemoratton of George Washington's birthday. The second. Mother Symphony is the work Of MT. Rapee. who concocte.i . symphonic fantasy out of several ot the most famous mother sonss. Other selections include Zamec- hicks Polly" and schumann'a "Traumerci."
 Other features over the same system include the Rapid Transit series at $50 with new stories about life tn the great metropolis. This is one of the few musicless features that provide quite . bit Of enter. tainment without being boresome. Another good feature tonight is tho Song Shop series at o'clock, at which time We shall hear some new com mposttions by | popular song. writer.
 Mrs. Edna Woolman Chase, edi. tor-in-chief of Vogue" will discuss beauty unadorned" versus "plain. ness made perfect" and will uphold tho lipstick as tho modern woman's greatest asset in giving chic and character to her face, during to- nights broadcast of the I. and F serenade at : o'clock over WIZ and WBZ. A musical background will furnish the necessary color (not lipstick).
 TWO birds. famous for their mu. s'c and volatility, furnish the in. spiration for pair of popular songs With which the sparkers open their regular weekly program tonight at s:so over tho same stations. The l,rst. Why the Mag Mag Magpte sings" will be played by tho orche,- tra. and the second, Happy Hum, ming Bird" will be sung by Ed smalle. Other selections include Punch and Judy" Weary River" My Tonia," and Dallas Blues"
 walter Damrosch's prelude to act Of "Cyrano de Bergerac" is one of the many interesting selections in. cluded in the slumber hour music tonight. The program will open with Boildieu's overture to La Dam, Blanche" followed by strauss' Morning Journals," a selection from Mezart's 'Don Juan" with var. 'aticns by Beethoven. and Palm gren's Berceuse."
 Love and heart-throbs are the keynote of the program that the sweethearts will present tonight at $50 over WABC and WNAC. The sentiments of the loving and the loved ones will be expressed in such songs as Mozart's Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes" KreisIer's "The Old Refrain." Cowless' Forgotten" |" kreisler's "Eiebesfreud." DeKoven.s 'S"eethearts" from Robin Hood' and "1ill the Sands Of the Desert Grow Cold"
 A special arrangement of .In th, Evening" will be presented in a mu. sical program by the Columbians at lo o'clock over the same stations. with Jesse Grcer's "Ragmuffjn."
 I'll Get By" Caprice viennois" and "Angeline" constituting the bal Ahce or the program.
 A special concert in commemor. atlon Of George Washington's birth. day will be presented tomorrow tfriday) morning by the Morle singers and Players at II o'clock during the regular Educational s... ries. over stations WIZ and WRz Students of the fifth and sixth grades and of high school and col iese age will be particularly ap. peaied 10 by this program. Tho first part will include two English folk songs. Come, Lasscs and Lads" nd Early One Morning" Morley's "Jt Was Lover and His Lsss." Gret- rvs "MinQet," tue cotillion from The Begsar's Opera" and. q Scot tish. Welsh and Hebridean folk song. The second part includes La. hee's When Twilisht's Parting Flush," Burleigh's Deep River" Mundys Cape Cod Chantey," Rloch's Rustic Dance" Lieurancs's By the Water of Minnetonka" and Cadman's From the Land of the Sky Blue Water."