New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-26

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viii open tie psegsa1 with seasc-
ten from the tamsas 'viyie" bel.
let.
The Cleveland 1ymphsey. eeuAss-
ira under the dissetieA q Nlckslai
Sokoloff b enc q tn few nvsleal
ensembles placed auAeag The Aigh.
est ranking In this country. consist
ing Of - msnbsss sAA ths rare
opportunity ito hear this sxeslisat
orsani; Ellen win b. sivsn the radio
fan this aftsrneea at I o'clock.
when the orchestra n scheduled to
give an air coacsrt over WE and
WIFE. The one hours program IA.
cludes Wasner's prelpde to the
third act Of 'sI1ehengtiA." the ans
gretto movement . from Csar
Franck's sympheny In D Miner.
Pierne's ''Ths ocheol q The FAwnb.'
etravinslky's ''Berceuse," = etrauas
Tales from Vienna Woods'' and
Tschaikowslky's overture "Lsi3."
Cosy airs. selected to comply with
every possible mood Of the radio
rams. wili Do played during tne nv-
vestcr nouf ~ 1S:so IN tne aHet-
noon, the program to como through
WEAF and VITO. Among the var
led selections will be Strauss
"ERvnt,an March" 0oldensa "DAnc.
ing enadows. sanheliss JACK sna
1u' honos ferrecs 10y A'ncNeA
esslne acu. hanioys my wonder
lul One ana Alttle Grey Rome IN
the west
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Following this hour will come the
regular Sunday afternoon program
by the Reproducers over the same
stations, the list OF selections IN
Guiding Tschatkowsky's sleeping
Beauty" waltz, Rachmaninoff's
"Serenade." Sarasate's spanish
Dance" Gltnka's "The Lark" and
Dtx's THE Trumpeter." This pro.
gram will DO followed by biblical
drama presentation OF the story OF
THE Reality OF the 1dear' VIII bo
the subject OF the weekly address
by DR.. 3. Parxes Cadman over the
regular hook-up At ! o'clock. MUS
ical features during this hour VIII
include the Cathedral studio chorus
Of 10 male voices under the direc-
ton OF william A. Thayer.
and popular interest 10 the Wey-
mouth Post band concert At .
o'clock. Al a novel feature the band
VIII play compositions OF one man.
this time the honor falling upon the
works OF James N. Fulton. one OF
the most prolific American writer's
OF music. Among the selections from
TINS writer's pen to De heard tonight
are e4aliant HUNGARIAN Soldlery
kings Herald. Governors Foot
Guard. the Aviator. Soldiers Of the
New York.
The we'll known thriller Alias
Jimmy Valentine" will be present.
ed In . sketch form during a mu-
steal program at $50 via WEAF.
VITO. The instrumental part Of the
program includes Yraidier's LA
Paloma," Ancliffe's Call Of the
boy intermezxo. and Kretschmer's
Texas Rangers March,"
Reinald Werrenrath's weekly song
recital at I O'Clock tonight will in
clude musical versions Of such Kip
ling favorites ~ dc Koven's RE-
cessional"-better known as Lest
We Forget" the famous sea song
Rolling Down the Rio" and the
ever-popular ION the Road to Man.
dalay." Other selections include
Galtoway's Tho Gypsy Trail"
Writings 'Fuxxy- Wuzxy'' and
The Chicago Symphony orchestra
under DR.. Frederick Stock may be
heard at ! o'clock over WGN. To-
nights program includes Humper.
dinck's preluda to "Hansel and
Gretel." a selection from Mozart's
symphony e Fiat" Bixet's suite
Arlesienne." Debussy's 'Nocturne"
and Alfvens "Afidsummer Wake"
A clearly Eastern atmosphere