New Britain herald., 1929-02-26
Today's Features

Today's Feature.
 Nan Halperin, well-known vaude- vile star will characterize in song such famous personages n Lucrexia Borgia, Martha Washington and Catherine of Russia, during tonight's Radio Keith-Orpheum presentation at II o'clock over a nation- wide hook-up Including stations WEAF and WTIC. On the same program will be heard Ella Shields. male inn personator. who will enact her fa- nous role of Burlington Bertie. tho ''monocled" Englishman with the characteristic English drawl. Jack Pearl Of Artists and Models" fame will convulse the radio waves with his dialect comedy. and Miss Pa- tricola. sister of Tom Patricola Of George Whites Scandals" will croon her vaudeville "blues' and play her own musical accompani- ments on the violin. Ben Bernie and his equally famous orchestra will contribute the latest musical hits. That's that.
 A captivating program of we'll known musical compositions will be brought to your door kt 9 o'clock over WEAF. when a special com pany ol vocalists and pianists con. tribute such selections as "Pom- panola." How About Me-" Dream Kisses" 'Song Boy." ''Sweethearts on Parade" 'Some Sweet Day." "Me and the Man in the Moon," Wed ding Bells" and You're the Creal., in My Coffee"
 If you wish for something heavier in the line of music tune in on the same station at o'clock at which time Genis Fonarioya and a concert Cesare Codero will contribute among Cesare Sodero will contribute among other numbers. the "Bacchanale" from Saint-Saens' Samson and De- lilah." Liadows' Dance of the Ama- zon." Rachmaninoff's How Sweet the Place" and Little Island" Tschaikowsky's Song Without Words" and the beautiful My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" from samson and Delilah."
 Two other programs of light mu- sic are scheduled to be broadcast over WEAF and WTIC. One at S:sO with selections including kern's "Ol' Man River" Moret's "Evenin'," kahn's Crazy Rhythm" Gershwin's s Nobody But You" and Warren's 5 ''Then Came the Dawn" The other program at 10 o'clock by the Es- kimos includes Until You Get Somebody Else' from "Whoopie," !" Johnson's "Futuristic." Roses "Im Telling You" Sousa's "king Cotton" and selection from Hello Daddy"
 The WJZ-WBZ circuit offers as its first presentation of the evening a popular program at 6:30. Among the numbers are Where the Shy Little Violets Crow" Gays Mes sage of the Sea-" Seitz's 'The World is Waiting for the Sunshine, {" Marks Sailing" selection from Zamecnicks Love Sonnets." "Over the Waves and Three O'Clock in the Morning
 The quiet harmony of old songs will be heard at s o'clock over the same stations during q musical pro- gram which includes Smiths "Sor- ter Miss You". Werner-Parks' 1.-Two Roses', Writings "Till We Meet Again. Cadman's At Dawning", Bartholomey's "Old Man Noah, Lees Out of the Dusk to You" and Sehubert's Ave Maria"
 Mildred Hunt, popular crooner of popular melodies will be heard with the Orchestradians at 10:s0 over the same stations in After You, Thererl be Someone Else After Me-. and Button Up Your Overcoat' from Follow Through" The orchestra will play among other pieces Lucky In Love-, q selection from Sullivan's HI. M. s. Pinafore". football med ley, Weary River" and "The One Girl"
 The slumber hour follows with Hercld's overture to "Zampa" open ing the program. Other selections include Komzak's Girls of Baden, . selection from Audran's La Mas cotte". Tavenghi's ''Serenade", Her. bert's Dream On" and Suk's Men uet."
 Submitting to requests from his listeners all over the country. Paul Whiteman has selected mammoth program of popular dance numbers | for tonights broadcast at 2 o'clock 6