New Britain herald., 1929-06-01
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Joseph Lee. pFeah0cut Ol. tne Community Ser, ice of Boston, will open a new series of moral talks for boys in a program by the Bos- ton Y. M. C. A. which will be broad cast from WBZ this evening at 1905: MT. Lees subject will be 'Adven- lures in Leisure" This is also the general topic heading under which other discussions are to be given. Each Saturday evening prom inent men and women to whom the youth of New England naturally look for inspiration and leadership will give like addresses.
 The talkies have caused another exodus in Hollywood, but this one is toward the radio studios. Movie stars. in their anxiety to learn fl they have the same appeal in their voices that they have in their shad- ow personalities. have been making secret visits to KGO, home of radio drama in the west.
 Several of the stars temporarily joined the ranks of the kGO play CTS, believing that in the radio drama they have . great opportup- ity to train their voices for the talkies. Assumed names were used so as to obtain an unbiased reaction to their work and to avoid contract entanslements.
 Cora Cook. Caroline Hirsh, Judson and Eunice Northup. contraltos. pianist and harpist respectively. are the artists who will be heard in the recital hour at WOR this evening at S:30. | Miss Cook is an American con- tralto, trained at the Institute or Musical Arts, New York city. while Miss Judson is a graduate of Pea body Conservatory of Music. She has the ability to bring out all the deli- cate shades and nuances Of the master composieions Miss Northup is one of the WOR staff artists.
 Another radio feature will make tts how this evening at nine o'clock through station WOR. The I.abAra tsry play with it's Little Thsater saxor has invaded radio. Its title will be the Little Theater Of Radio. The movement is headed by Ethel Park Richardson.
 Under Miss Richardson's supervi- sion, vHtried playlcts are rewritten and made suitable for radio produc-- tion. The plosram will open with 2 short talk on the technique of play writing, followed by . song. Then the playlet will he presented after which there will be a song and a few closing words Of invitation and instruction about the plays to be submitted.
 The Hebrew Choral singers will renew their radio broa dcasts through station WBZ with . series of Sunday concerts beginning Sun day evening June 2, at 7:30. Can tor Gabriel Hochberg of Temple Beth Fl at Chelsea will lead the program.
 Two singers who grew up in Wales, where they sing like Amer ican youngsters play baseball are among the interesting personalities who will he heard at s:1s sunday evening through station owEAF and its chain, These are vfefbr Ed. munds, first tenor ,and Jasfes Da- yies. basso. With Erwin Much. bari tone. and George Rasely. tenor. the two, Welshmen help to make up an interesting musical foresome-pcr- sonally as well as unsteady. In Wales. solo and choral singing are the greatest indoor and outdoor diversions. Youngsters keep in touch with the musical standing of their favorite singers much as American youths keep their eyes on the bat ting averages of a Cobb or q Babe Ruth.
 Dmitri Tiomkin. famous pianist n <I