New Britain herald., 1929-03-21

Those who like good hymn singing can get plenty Of 1t when the Fed eration of Churches so on the air with a program ot old hymns intro duccd with a verso of scripture lWEAF. ?. Tonight the verse from the Bible will he quoted on which the hymn IS based. A quartet will sing. This weekly feature is so diff terent from the average and ConNon- lional program that 1t obtains plenty of listeners who like something easy going for a change.
 There will he 29 minutes Of organ playing (WBZ, 6:Ql). The trouble with organ playing over the radio seems to be that the king Of instru- ments is too often made to dance. Only occasionally is there q straight organ nEmbcr given. By the way, organ music sounds much more i'm pressive over the radio since the dynamic speakers are common. in the old days organ music often sounded exactly like q mouth organ
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 On the SpriaGfcld Wavclcn-,h. too tat G:5pl one of New Englands best political writers will give ten minute talk on politics ur 10 the minute, H. is M. F. Hcnossey of the Boston Globe, He is contrihut- ing valiant service every week to in ject intellect on the air.
 Tha Sentjncls |WEAF S:&o) threaten to give a program Of songs written by Eddie Bowling. Even ii you never heard Of the gentleman. that means nothing, as he happens 10 have written host Of ballads. lu- cluding Little White House" and Little Log Cabin of Dreams Jes- sica Dragonette will assist.
 The Rachmaninolt c sharp minor prelude vii Inc featured by the Sing CTS (WTlC-WEAF, D, and as a vo- cal arrangement. This has been done before. Ohman and Arden, the for mer from New BI%,ain, will give the usual tWo-plauo piece, this tune a gypsy piece. The remainder of the program Is conventional.
 Al 1o:$0 inc NEG concert hour "Ill rroElde classical program. tWTIC-WEAE). As usual, this type ot music is left until late at night. hy Nhich time aIl the hard working population goes to bed in order to arise carly ln the morning without regrets. The nightly slumher hour CWJZb with tho choicest material of this class on tho air ts always late, tonight at II ?. n
 Another 1a'e feature of class CWABC, lo:So) is that dopi. .tius iu- cidents in the life Of Donlzetti, and iIenty O. his music.
 PUrposcful talks over tle radio not only have thclr place but they aud listeners who like to hear somv- thing 10 think about. Saycl ZimauI, who has lra}cInd extensively in h. 'ha. wilt speak Of thtt country (WJI. -. tho iUlc being "Tuc Grandeur and Misery that ls InIla."
 Those who can land WLW, CIu- cIunatl, at "iji, will h. 2hl, to hear a sketch concerning Ethan Allen aud the Green Mountain boys lI:.o F. mJ
 The Rapid Transit sketch every Thursd.N night oytr the WEAT chain landed fuIeome Wrl.yup in one of tlla New York papers sunday. It seems 10 be d pet Of the NEG and Els required rogulo~s oxpcrim,lHa- ron to obtalu atmosphere and effect. When jl Was necessary to initiate Inc moolUE of CoA-of course, wo didn't know there were any COWS in New York. but the sketch required onG-nothjng would do except the Noomg Of one Of fine c1ntrallo sing ors, who sesras tu have had na'ur- al gift Tn that direction. The same holds true for many another singer. And with this mean thrust we'll can i, day.-G. H.
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