New Britain herald., 1929-02-28

"Cavatina." and Liadow's "Music
Box"
Charlie Tobias. who wrote the
I words for Don't Be Like That"
Me Too" "Just Another Day
Wasted Away" and other successes.
will be the guest of the Song Shop
at 8 o'clock tonight over the same
stations. The author will present
including That's My Hap-Hap-
Happiness" ION a Dew Dew, Dewy
Day" and Get Out and Get Under
the Moon" He will be assisted by
an orchestra and vocalists.
"Ruins and Roses" musical tale
OF travel among the old ruins and
charming gardens, provides the ma
terial for the regular music period
by the Comfort artists at 1880 over
WEAF and VITO. The program
opens with Ancliffe's Cathedral
Cloisters," followed by Woods DO
You Know My Garden?" Schmid's
Garden of Roses" Adams "Heidel-
berg Stein Song" Cadman's Land
of the Sky Blue Water" Adams
BELLS Of st. Mary's" and selections
from Winlaw's ''Old Father
Thames"
Jessica Dragohette. popular So
prano will be heard in three songs
during a concert program by the
Sentinels at $3.50 over WEAF and
WGY. The diminutive star will sing
Sunshine and Roses" "Quierene
Mucho" and "Someday. Somewhere.
Wen Meet Again." The orchestra
and singers will be heard in Red
skim" when Summer is Cone"
Poor Punchinello." "Kewpie Doll"
and Il Want to be Bad" from FOL
low Through"
In addition to the regular musical
program and talk on beauty during
the l. and + serenade at o'clock
over WIZ and WBZ. Andy Sannella,
guitarist. will offer solo group of
popular selections accompanied by
a new arrangement of violins and
piano. The featured talk this evening
will be a message from Mrs. Edna
Woolman Chase, style authority
and editor of the Vogue, which
will be read by one of her associ-
ates. Miss Margaret Case.
Walter O'Keefe. novelty vocalist,
will be the featured artist during
tho Sparkers' program at $3.50 via
the same stations. His songs will
be selected and announced at the
time OF the broadcast. Other known
numbers by the orchestra and solo,
lists include ITO Know You IL To
Love YOU" Basin Street Blues"
When I'm Walking With My
Sweetness" and Just Dance Pro-
gram"
"Jonny Spielt Auf" the current
ultra-modern jazz opera. which cre-
ated furore on Broadway. will be
brought to the radio fans tonight
over WIZ and WBZ at $3.50, when
selections from this European con-
ception of American jazz, from the
pen OF the Viennese composer
Ernst Krenek, will be played by an
orchestra. Other numbers on this
program include Woods "A Love
Song" Toselli's ''Serenade," Spauld-
ing's Alabama" Sinding's Rustic
OF Spring" and "Frolic" from
Rings Five Dances"
Grieg's "Triumphal March" will |
open the hour Of slumber music at |
II o'clock, the program including |
among other numbers Mendel- |
ssohn's overture to "Ruy Bias"
Chaminade's "Serenade." schubert's
menuet from "Violin Sonata" and
kriens' Evening Sounds"
"Californiana," a speciality num-
Der including songs covering terri
tory from the East way out to Cali
fornia. will be the feature number
by the Columbians at 10 o'clock
over WABC and WNAC. This num-
her will he preceded by Parade of
the Wooden Soldiers" "How About
Me?" Chloe" and "My Song of
Songs"
Grieg. the great Norwegian COM
poser. will be honored tonight dur
ing the Musical Episode period over
the same stations at 1890. The
tribute to the great composer will
take the form Of a reproduction OF
a concert at which the honorary de-
gree of Doctor of Music was con.
ferred upon him by the University
OF Cambridge.
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