New Britain herald., 1929-02-09

Sess~ m up and each was appearing sep lrately. 50 that their coming back ria the radio should be | most well come event.
 Outside of these two features. the rest of the programs comprise of varied musical selections and the irst we como to is the Sylvester hour at 12:so over WEAF. Herbert's 'Pan-Americana" and Spanish are among the compost tions on the list, which also in- cludes Gershwin's Someone to Watch Over Me-" Balls When Irish Eyes are Smiling" from the of Dreams" Romberg's "The Des- ert Song," Drdla's "Souvenir" and Pollack's When Love Comes Steal Ing"
 Add to your list WTIC at 1880 and you will hear the Reproducers in another musical program which includes the intermexzo from Her bert's Miss Dolly Dollars" Tschai- "Elegie" and a selection from Eugene Onegin." Charies Eyed Dragon" Kreins' "The Wooden Shoe Dance" and a selec- ton from Thomas "Mignon."
 Coming down the line of regular Sunday afternoon addresses by Rabbi stephen s. Wise at o'clock; Dr. Cadman's address at { o'clock and q vocal recital by the Twilight Voices at 5:3o. we find an all-sousa program by tho Weymouth Post Legion band at . o'clock over WEAF and WTIC. At this time we shall hear among other nuiAbers ay the March King, "Stars and Stripes" Washington Post" !" "semper Fidelis." Hail to the Spirit of Liberty" Hands Across the Sea" Liberty Bells" and Limited States Field Artillery" marches.
 Interpretation of ballads of the Gay 1905 will be given by Dr. Sig mund Spaeth. music critic and lecturer, assisted by the Internation- al Singers in a medley of songs tn- cluding Where Did You Get That Hat?" After the Ball." Two Little Girls in Blue." "There'll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight, "On the Banks of the Wabash. ' My Mother Was a Lady," 'The Sunshine of Paradise Alley" and Because Love You. Dear." This program will be broadcast over WEAF and WTIC at I o'clock. Wieniawskrs difficult and rarel,
 heard composition 'Souvenir dt
 Moscow" will be one of the featurel
 during the half-hour of music pre-
 scented by the Anglo Persians a
 6:s0 over WIZ and WBZ. Othe
 numbers include katzman ar
 engagement of "Song of the Desert,
 Rubenstein's Melody in F..
 Blooms 'Soliloquy." Katzman'
 Playing Gypsies," Amanis "Ori
 enta" and Delibes' "Cortege d
 Bacchus."
 Cyrena Van Gordon. contralto 0
 the Chicago Civic Opera compan
 will be the featured artist durin
 the "At the Baldwin hour over tn
 same stations at 7:30. Miss Va
 Gordon will be heard in selection from Saint -Saens' Samson an
 Delilah," Liszt's "Die Lorelei, Wise's Bring Me Your Tears'' an Rachmaninoff's Floods of tn Spring." The Baldwin Singers wi
 contribute several songs during tn recital.
 The Symphonic hour over WAB
 and WNAC will offer at o'clock program of portions of classici compositions that will include tf overture to Weber's "Oberon," Il allegretto movement from Franck !, Symphony in D Minor" selection
 from Tschaikowsky's Piano Co, certo No. l." Debussy's 'Sui : Bergamasque" and the scherzo fro
 Mendelssohn's Midsummer Night 6 Dream" This program will be fo . lowed by the usual hour of churt y music known as the Cathedral hou f A cosmopolitan program that VI e include music of many nations W - be presented in the evening at Y" o'clock by the Around the Samov . group of singers and instruments
 ists over the same station. A wal s medley, Souvenir of Europe" W n open the unusual program follow II by White Accacia," played as q violin solo. Other selections will i k clude Tango Magda.' Tschaiko' d sky's Fantasy" Nachez's ''Tziga s Dance." Ponce's "Estrellita" al e Russian medley.
 l. From Naples 10 the banks of N J. and trip from Cairo up the win 5. ing river to Luxor. The lusit
 group that gave us much of the {
 mosphere in and around Naples ls ]" Sunday at S:3o. takes us on ic languorous trip through the land y Rameses and King Tut" at :" same hour tonight. The musical pi s gram will be almost entirely Egy 'n tan in composition and will inclu l. such numbers as Nardini's Dam In use Egyptienne," strauss' "Eg,
 tian March," the Nile scene fri