New Britain herald., 1929-05-13
Today's Feature.

John Philip Sousa and his famous organization will again be heard to- right during the Family Party pro- gram at 9:30 over WEAF and WTIC with Everett Marshall, the youngest Metropolitan opera baritone as solo, ist. The band made its debut over the air week ago at which time it thrilled the radio audience with it's excellent music. There is no ques- pc heard by a nationwide audience. Six of the numbers on the program are from the pen of the famous tandmaster They are: "Thc Golden Jubilee" march, 'The American Maid" overture. Tales of a Trav- eler" suite, King Cotton" march. Balance All and Swing Partners" selections include Tschaikowsky's "Andente Cantabile" and Grossman's Host of the Warrior"
 Another interesting program has been arranged for tonight's presenta- ton by the Voice of Firestone" arr lists with Hugo Marani directing, This feature may be heard at 500 o'clock over the same system and he program includes Nerdfs Anvil Chorus" Olcott's My Wild Rose" Davis Carolina Moon." Mascagni's "lntermezzo'' from "Cavaleria Rusti- cana, DiCupa's 70 Sole Mio", Ber- lin's Marie. Moya's "Song of Songs, Greens Good Little. Bad Little You" and Schumann's Traumerle."
 Victor Herbert's Whispering Will lows" and a special arrangement of Rimsky- korsakoff's Hymn to the Sun" will he played by the Gypsies during their hour Of encampment on the ether waves of WEAF and WTIC at S:30 tonight. Other selec- 1ions on this program include a se- lection from Lehar's "The Count Of Luxembourg" Noceti's La Seduc- tion" tango. Bartietts "A Dream, the intermezzo movement from Wolff -Ferrari's Jewels of the Ma donna. Herbert's Cuban Serenade" and Grossman's "Czardas."
 In commemoration of the birth day of Tschaikowslly, the greatest of Russian composers. a program of his compositions will be broadcast at s:3o over WIZ and WBZ by a 35- piece orchestra under the direction of Hugo Mariani. Among the fam ous composers compositions 10 be heard are: the march from Nut cracker Suite. Polish Dance. French Romance. Bohemian Dance, Italian Song, Russian Musicians Song, Tyrolese Nance, Hunga arian March, Neapolitan Dance and Marche Slave. Another purely Russian program may be heard over the WOR system at o'clock with the Musical Viz nettes fc~turing among other selec- tons GlInka's overture 10 Russian and Ludmilla". a selection from
 timsky -korsakoff' "Scheherezade", selection from Tschaikowsky's Symphony No. g., and Rimsky- l korsakoffs "Randango of the Astu- rias' and The Flight of the Rumble Bee"
 Rudyard kipling's famous Tom my Atkins" will be presented in it's | original form and the burlesqued by Henry Burbig during tonights program by the Couriers at $50 over i the same system. The musical pro- gram includes Pompanola. To Be in
 Love. Manhattan Serenade. A Gar den in the Rain, Lady Divine, Deep
 Night and Glad Rag Doll.
 Another popular melody program
 will be on the air over the same
 system at 10 o'clock with Julia San
 Gerson and Frank Crumit as soloists. The selections include Garden in the
 Rain. For Molly and Me. a. Scotch h
 medley in fox trot, Lonely Little Cin-
 "erella. Falling Leaf Dream House. Jerlcho. Mississippi Mud and Lazy
 Lcree Lounges.
 list Of light selections will fea = lure tn" slumber hour program al
 V o'clock over WIZ tonight. The l ufch"strt un,isr the direction of
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