New Britain herald., 1929-06-10

OL HSIuk duu tHC pAIl tuot ldulV 'ioS played in aiding the safety of avia- 1 ton. Two high powered cabin mono-
 planes will be used in the experi- | ment
 Television broadcasting on reg
 ular schedule will soon be started by station WeNAL, located at Brooklyn. New York. according to an an-
 nouncement made by James+I. Ben-.
 jamin. one of the owners of the in
 stallation. The station was recently
 issued a license as an experimental l visual broadcasting station, to trans
 init in the 2,000-2,100 channel u42.9-150 meters). Hauling them out by the measured
 mile, Mother Goose will reproduce
 stories for children from her fam
 ous, shiny black hat at o'clock
 this evening from station WTIC,
 Hartford. Her program will be
 followed at 6:15 by the historical
 feature. Did You Know? and news
 dispatches. At 6:30 Emil HeiIH- berger and his trio will offer din ner concert consisting exclusively of the works of Cecile Chaminade, the
 French woman who is famous for
 her lightness of touch and her dex- terity with melodies. Baseball scores will be read at 6:55. Lionel
 Kennedy and his orchestra will be on the air at : o'clock with pro-
 gram replete in musical novelties.
 At s o'clock Franklyn Baur, Vaughn
 De Leath and Hugo Marianis oi-
 chestra will be heard. The Gypsies
 are booked in musicale at S:S9.
 John Philip Sousa. hailed as the
 March King, and his famous band
 will take the ether at 9:30. after
 which radio enthusiasts will be able to hear the dedication of a new train in the Empire Builders program.
 Graham McNamee will describe the
 spectacle as the new train starts out iron: Chicago on her maiden trip. Robert P. Lamont, secretary of
 commerce. will speak from Wash ington, D. C.. John Charles Thomas. American operatic star. and Obai
 Pickard, singer of hill billy ballads.
 will be among the entertainers. At 1l:3o Walter Seifert will give his
 weekly organ recital.
 The story of a motor tour brought to successful conclusion by the 17-year- old son of the family will be dramatically related when Will Yum. an original radio sketch. is offered northeastern NEG stations.
 Perhaps one of the best programs yet to be offered by Franklyn Baur, tenor. and his associate. Vaughn De Lcath, will be heard this evening at casting company's chain. Baur will open his program with his signature Memory Lane, after which he will sing Beautiful Isle of Somewhere, Sylvia. and Celeste Aida. Miss Leatn will offer the Best Things in Life Are ' ICC. N udIuVH tHC d'u Bye and Bye Sweetheart. while the orchestra under the direction of Hugo Mariani will play the Estudi- antina Waltz. Pirouette. Louise and Le Secret. WGY will broadcast the program. on short wave, to the en- tire world.
 4 list of lectures which are both .varied and informative has been scheduled for the WNYC air college this week. This evening at 7:35 David Citron will speak on Give Is dress. the Influence of the Telephone On Speech will be given by Prof. Richard F.. Wayne. Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock the New York state con- stitution will be discussed by Prof. William Guthrie Recitation as an Art Form by Prof. Harry Gaines Hawn. can be heard Wednesday eve ming at 1885, after which w. Ort6n Tewson will tell the radio audience how be almost became a Baconian. Thursday. Vocational Education hv George Lyon Cohen and speech by J. Winter Russell will be offered at 7:35 and 7:55 respectively. Friday there will be no lecture. while Sat urday. at 715. Major Arthur DeRlcs will speak on How to Look at Art. after which Dante will be discussed by Prof. Juvenal Marchisio.
 \ protegc Of Dame Nellie Melba. in the person of Blcndine Hayes. is to be heard from station WOR this evening at o'clock. Natural talent possessed by Miss Hayes was re- sponsible for the interest of the fam-