New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-30

comm Il classical ja1x. whose
com positions have won him fame
and fortune, has penned another sue
cess, which will be presented for the
first time over the air tonight at
1880 over WEAF and VITO. The
title of the most recent composition
10 IAN American In Paris. and II
has already won the acclaim of crit
les when it was first played by the
New York Philharmonic orchestra at
Carnegie hall few weeks ago. at
which time it was said that the
authors most recent musical vehicle
was one OF the sensations of modern
music. The new composition II said
to show the modern composer at his
best, and introduces new effects un-
known when Rhapsody in Blue
was written. The latter by the way.
will also be presented during the
all Gershwin program. One OF the
novelties in the new composition Is
the introduction of four automobile
horns used in portraying noises 81
the Paris streets.
A half hour novelty broadcast en-
titled "Pan- Americana" will go on
the air via the same stations follow
ing the all-Gershwin program. with
Ermine Galloway, contralto ballad
singer and ten-piece marimba Or
chestra under Dave Grupp dividing
honors. Among the selections to be
heard are Moszkowski's Spanish
M tsTNon9nlIf
Dance, Sousa's "Semper Fidelis"
march, the "St. Louis Blue" and my
Man, the latter two to be sung by
Miss Galloway.
For q little light fantastic, tune in
on the same stations at 3 o'clock and
YOU will hear some lively, fast dance
music including such popular selec-
tons as Making Whoopee". the
march from ''The Three Musket-
eers", "Why Do Love You?" from
SHOW Boat, the beautiful Skaters
Waltz" and where the Shy Little
Violets Grow"
A musical omelette, seasoned with
the melodies of many lands and
many times, will be served the radio
fans at $3.50 over the same route.
with Olive Palmer, Paul Oliver. q
novelty orchestra, singers and a
symphony orchestra dividing the
honors during the hours entertain
ment. You will hear among other
numbers Romberg's Zone Alone
from 1.-THE Desert Song. the "Walta
OF the Flowers" from Tschaikowski'f
"Nutcracker Suite, Youmans' Hal
lelujah" from Hit the Deck. a re-
lection from Herbert's "Sweet.
hearts, another from Coward,
"This Year of Grace. Gershwin'.
THAT Certain Feeling" from Til
Toes" and the "Neapolitan Stree
Song" from Herbert's Naughty
Marietta"
Gounod's ave Maria" will b
sung by Leslie Frick. contralto. &C
companied on the harp by Stefan'
di Stefano, during musical pro
gram by the Hlghlanders at 7:O'
o'clock over WIZ and WBZ. Tn
orchestra under the direction o
Hugo Mariani. will be heard Il
Chapi's "A Bunch of Roses. Ziehr
er's "Vienna Beauties, Berge'
"Geisha Dance" and a selection fror
Germans king Henry VII" suite
Miss Frick will also be heard !
Homer's Banjo Song" while d
stefano will contribute harp SOLE
the old favorite "Old Black Joe" b
Stephen Foster.
A program by the Continental
under Cesare Sodero, heretofor
heard on Sunday afternoons. will b
presented tonight over the came alta
tons at 10 o'clock with Astri
Ejelde, soprano: Grace Leslie, cor
tralto; Judson House. tenor, an
Frederic Baer, baritone, az soloist
Opening with the overture
Thomas "Mignon". the next numbt
will be a baritone solo. a selectic
from Verdi's "Traviata". Followir
solo by Miss Fjelde. the orchestl
will play a ballet suite from RI
tinstein's "Feramors". Other sele
lions include the sword dance fro
; Wagner's "Rienzi", a selection fro
Gounod's Faust and the progra
will close with Bendix's "Southel
Reverie."
Melodies Of the old south a
promised by the Foresters, 4 ma