New Britain herald., 1929-03-02
Today's Features

According to the latest release of tne National Broadcasting company, the inaugural exercises on Monday morning will begin at 10 o'clock, corresponding with the time set by the Columbia system. The curtain will be raised an hour earlier in or der that radio listeners may get an impression of the national capital on one of its greatest days. A pro- gram of diversified nature rom the Washington studios on the NEG in. cluding rebroadcasting from an army plane lowering over the city is ex- pectei to open the six hour inaug- uratlon report. From l0:3Q to ll:lo
 in the morning listeners will hear Graham McNamee speak from a mi crophoue at the portIco of the White House. The scene will be immedi- ately switched thereafter to the senate chambers for the induction Of Charles Curtis as vice president. The presidential Inauguration ceremon- les are expected to begin at i2:15 on the steps of the capital building at which time the president VII. give his inaugural address. From i-:45 until I;45 q special program will Je given and from l:45 until the end oi the broadcast, radio lis- teners vii. hear q vivid description Of the inaugural parade and it's of- ticIal review from numerous points along the line Of march. At Il o'clock at night the stations will go OH the air again, this time 10 Dgoadcast q go minute program in connection with the Inaugural Char fly ball from the Washington audi , torium. The broadcasts will go to every part Of the world and more than 50 stations Of the NEG will re- broadcast the incidents.
 Another chapter in the adventures 0: q motley group shipwrecked on Romance Isle" in the South Seas gill be broadcast tonight at 7:30 over NEAF and WTIC. The tami- ] liar voices Of Biff Mulligan, the ! prizehghter; Smoke" Brown, his
 C4O4'@L u 1AA4Fi. 'Ity hiS'i iicii Vanderhoot, an English gentleman n; Sally Speare, Follies girl, and Miss ] Myrtle Miller, d dignitied spinster, will be heard in another oi the series Of thrilling adventures.
 Mildred Hunt. contralto and -he Marlin ba band will again be heard over the same stations. at s:30 in a program including Levant's 'If You Want the Rainbow" Austin's I'm Crazy over You" Mann's Precious Little Thing Called Love-" Browns Avalon Town and Signoreili' r.: Gypsy"
 Al 2 o'clock re come to the Ns- tional Concert orchestra program
 which again will be under the direc- ton Of Walter Damrosch. The pro- gram for tonight includes Mendel- ssohn's overture to 'Fingars Cave. kalinikoW's Andante and Fina.e from symphony No. =" for the first time a selection from Tschaikowsf s "Serenade for Strings Saint-Ss Lls ''Danse Macabre." Won BIon's ." <his- perjng Of the Flowers" and Grains- CTS Shepherds Hey"
 There will be an il ternationa
 note in the regular dance program at 10 o'clock over WEAF and WTIC
 when such numbers as "Persiar Rose. Japanese Sandman "La
 Barcarolle,' Ramona" Rio Rita, Was It Dream" Valencia,
 Something Goes Ting-a ling. War. sity Drag" Sympathy" "Old Mai Sunshine" and Tn the Shadows 1 will be heard.
 Edwin Franko Goldman and hi!
 band have another surprise for to
 night at s o'clock over WIZ an.
 WBZ in a program including Strauss
 The Beautiful Blue Danube" Al