New Britain herald., 1929-08-13
Through the Static

tenn over Station WIZ at o'clocK Tuesday night, August 13. Irene Saw Mill Road" Rio Rita and ! Wanna Be Loved By You,' the last the song that made Helen kane Ia nous in Good Boy" Marjorie Hor- ton, soprano, will sing NO Other ,oye" and the new ensemble known as The Intimate Instruments Will oo "Moanin' Low" from "The Llttle show" which has made another blues singer famous
 A series of musical programs with q direct educational appeal has been arranged for presentation over sta tton WBZ by Clifford Kemp and his instrumental trio. The broadcasts will be styled Classical Musical Studies" and are to be put on the air at the Hotel Statler studios Wednesday afternoons at 4.
 A better appreciation of the worlds masterpieces is enVlsaged by Mr. Kemp for the radio hsten- CTS who follow the broadcasts Of his series. Among the composers Whose works will be heard in the "Classl- cal Musical Studios are Schubert, Schumann. Wagner, Rubensteln' Kreisler, Grieg and Victor Herbert, One program will be devoted to the salient works of each composer. The life history of these "Old Masters will be briefly reviewed and musi- cal illustrations will be drawn by the Kemp trio from the most famous | and popular instrumental pieces.
 The first program in the series Is to be aired from WBZ this after noon at 4. The broadcast will De concerned with Robert Schumann Excerpts from his 'Krelslerlena' known to be his major pianotorte work, and Romance" from the r. sharp minor sonata are included IT the numbers to be offered.
 Real summertime lightness vii characterize the Paul Whitemar Hour which will be heard tonlgh from to 10 p. m. eastern dayEgh time over the nationwide net Worl of the Columbia Broadcasting Sys tenn. A selection of numbers ha been carefully made from all tn danceable music of current and yer recent times with the idea of temp ting even the most phlegmatic O to the floor, or at least making tn
 tN matter what the weather may hay r. in store for that date.
 l. The program which continues come from Station KMTR in Uni versal City California, is made Il of 22 numbers, among which is tn new song Believe It Or Not' dedt cated to Ripley that distinguishe apostle of the impossible This wi be the first time Whitcman and h orchestra have joined in honorin the cartoonist. There also will | another number Liza" from Ziet fields "Show Girl" and a medic from Hot Chocolates" that negl success which has furnished one the summertime bright spots
 Broadway.
 Members of fraternal organiz tions will get chuckle or two fro the Main Street Sketch tonig which Leonard E. l.. Cox has WI ten around the Degree Team"
 the Golden Eagle Lodge.
 Heretofore" said Luke Higgi1 mayor of Titusville, we've had o1 twenty eight dcgress, The boys ha decided to stop them up 10 nine' three Such a big jump means
 got to get out new rules and reg
 lations and by-lawsand to train ( V degree team all over again.
 The lodge practice is to be h
 in Luke's store as will the ba 'e" practice.
 lde While the lodge boys are pr 'Ky ticing, the Ladies Auxiliary
 hold it's meeting above the ste 'eW and it is expected that part of loh broadcasting will be devoted to activities of the womenfolk. rsal
 A Long Island tavern keeper
 the role he played in the Rere >'" tionary War will form the basis the sketch to be broadcast Tues evening, at 7:30, eastern dayli time, over the usual northeast
 net work of the National Bro 1ap casting company.
 of A hundred and fifty-three "
 ago this month the Colonial fo
 were defeated in the Battle of l.
 Island, and Lord Howe was sic
 bottling up the remnants of W.
 ington's troops on the western
 of the island. Where the BrooI
 Navy Yard now stands, was loc
 the tavern of John Rapalye, ' 8 though he did not actively par
 pate in the hostilitics, was du m play an important part Tn WaSh
 tons hazardous maneuvers.
 Rapalye contended that he W 2caSt peaccable man, and refused to
 either the redcoats or the re
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