New Britain herald., 1929-02-02

ture which wilt be launched to- night. It will os known as the "At the Baldwin" presentation and fol the inaugural program the featurs will include violin solos by 6ascha Jacobson. prominent among the younger generation Of artists. who will play Losan-Kretsler's Pale Moon," Kfeisler's ''Tan,bourin Chi nois" and Gardner's From the Cane Brake: Maria Carreras. plan ist who will render Schubert's "Wohin." Lisxt's "Liebestraum" and two Chopin numbers: . male quar- tet. which will slng Mendelssohn's "Wings Of Sonx." Strickland's ''Lin- dy Lou" and Messager's "Alcala." This program may be heard over WIZ or WBZ Ut 1880.
 Kathleen Norris, famous woman novelist. whose stories are read far and wide, will be the guest speak, CT during the Collier hour at s:lS tonight over the same stations. Mrs. Norris !s best known for her con- tribution of such novels as ''6atur- days Child" The Story of Julia page," Beloved Woman" and Ger tain People of Importance" all of which were best sellers.
 Other programs over this net work include a Lew White organ recital at 1O:45: a program Of old English ballads by the Morley Sing CTS at 1O:1s: the Fl Tango Romatico period of Spa nish music at 9:45 and the Roxy program at ? o'clock in the afternoon.
 Now we come to the Columbia system and first we have the Sym- phonic hour at 5 o'clock over WABC and WNAC, which will give us among other selections the over ture of Humperdinck's "Hansel anI Gretel." Beethoven's Fifth Sym phony." 1.iadow's The Enchanted Lake" and Haydn's Gypsy Rondo." Following this program will come the Cathedral hour of hymns and church classics.
 At { o'clock in the evening we shall hear Peter Biljo's balalaika or chestra. supported by Eliena Gag anova. violMist; Eli Spivak. bari tone and Mime, Nicolina. soprano. Among the selections included in this program are "Aftcr the Bull Fight" signing Winds" "sokoli- ki." 70 Sole Mio." "Drcam Tango" "Red Sarafan," "Chanson lndoue" and an Unkrainian medley.
 Take trip to Naples at S:3O and enjoy a half hour of the cool re- freshing breezcs coming from the bay to the accompaniment of some exquisite music. There will be a potpourri of Noapolitan songs. the intermezzo from Leoncavallos 8 "Pagliacci." the Neapolitan dancing air from Tschaikowsky's "Interna- tional Suite" and many more sung and played by talented artists. who for the moment will acclimate themselves 10 the surroundings. Then let's go a-journeying to the southland with J. Berni Barbour. composer and pianist. and his negro mixed octette, who will appear at 9 o'clock in a group of Negro sriritu- a,s including "It's Me Oh Lord" ! "Doan Let Satan Git You On the Judgm-t Day" and "Old Kentucky Home." On this same program will appear Miss Patricola in renditions of "I'd Rather be Blue Thinking of You" That's How Feel About You" and Mississippi Mud" A iit- tie comedy will bc furnished and the orchestra will be heard in num- hers like Sweetheart" That's Mu- sic 10 My Ears" 'Tcar Drops' and a medley Of Foster melodies.
 Light opera successes Of years ago will be presented at 10 o'clock including Kerker's Belle Of New York;" the Neapoli:an Love Song from "Princess Pat" TIcrhert's "Babcs in Toyland.' selection from Strauss Chocolate Soldier" ono from Stewards "Florodora." and Sousa's march "El Capitainc."
 Finally we come 10 the "Souve. mir" presentation at 10:30. which for tonight offers us among othr, selections Penn's ''rhe l.ampiit
 Hour" and "Smilin' Thru" Mol. loy's "Love's old Sweet Song" Tin. dens "kashmiri Song" kreisier [ "Old Refrain" kratschcr's "Wher
 Day Is Done" and the theme song Souvenir" by Drdia.