New Britain herald., 1929-02-27
Today's Features

According 10 arrangements CoAh- pleted by the National Rroadcastina Company. the Sharkey- Stribline me lee will be broadcast tonight at s:s0 over WJZ- WRZ- WLW and other stations that may be added at the last moment. Graham McNamee. whose voice has not been heard for . long time. will give you the sock for sock description Of the main bout. assisted by Bill Munday who will describe the preliminaries and throw some sidelights on the fig hts between rounds.
 Although the bulk of the business will go via WIZ after 9:;0. there are some musical programs tha; may interest the radio fan while awaiting the most important no- ment Just before WIZ switches to Miami. there'li be a musical pro- gram under the direction Of Erno Rapee. that will have an "all-Amer- ican" appeal Among the offerings | 10 be heard are Southern Rhap- sody." "Pale Noon." little Grey Home in th. Vest" "I.and of thu 1 Sky Rlue Wa s" and variations on Yankee Docu
 For those N lo do not wish to lis 1 ten to the accounts of the first bat tie of the century" under Dempsey's management. the WEAF- WTlC cir cult offers some interesting pro- grams. among them concert at 7::So during which Michael Khariton. famous Russian pianist will be featured. The soloist will be heard in renditions Of Chopin's ''C Sharp Minor Prelude" Albaniz's "Sequi- dilla," Debussy's "Arabesque." ]" ' Mendelssohn's Spinning Song" and his own composition. Martha Tan go" The orchestra will play Gold. mans "My Heaven of Love-" Mac Dowelrs Shadow Dance" Liadow's Music Box" and q paraphrase on Negro spirituals.
 At s:So the same stations will of- fer the Intimate Musicale" series with Elizabeth Mazur. soprano and Vernon lawson, baritone. Offerings during the haf-hour include Gourod's Ave Maria" Whipley'. "1 Know a Hill" Arensky's "Hu moresque." Morgau,s "Chlorinda.' = Carpenters May the Maiden" and selections from Mendelssohn's $ String Quartet" and Hadley's "Pi- ano Quintet"
 Rimsky- -Korsakoffs delightful "Flight of the Rumble Bee" and ! MacDowell's ITO a Wild Rose" are the highlights Of the Gold Strand orchestra program at 10:30 over the same stations. Other selections in- clude Iljinsky's "Dance of the Gnomes," When You're Away Paradise Lost" and Among My Souvenirs.'
 | The Highlanders under Hugo Mariani will be heard at o'clock over WIZ and WBZ in another of their semi-popalar programs, which includes two numbers from Nevin's "ln Already" in commemoration of Lcngfellow's birthday. Other selec- tions include Edwards "Toy Gren- adiers." Beach's Ecstasy" Co., dard's "Gavotte," GrieK's Nor wegian Dance" and Schmidt's E Allah"
 Oscar Shaw. the weil-knoun mu sical comedy star. will be the fea- tured artist during a musical pro- gram at a:3o over WOR and WNAC. Shaw. who is now engaged in mak. Ing 'talkies" will be remembered for his success in "The Five O'clock Girl" and "Oh Kay" A concert or. chestra and other soloists make ur the balance Of the program.
 The overture to Mozart's opera "The Magic Flute" will open a pro. gram of concert music at 10 o'clock over the same stations. The overture will be followed by Tschaikowsky's l "ditZ
 selection from Wolf -Ferrari's "Jew. els of the Madonna" Debussy': "Reverie.' Maszkowski's "Malague. , ma" and Schumann's "Slumber Song"
 The male sex will be honored in the musical program presented to. night by the Then and Now group at 10:3o via WOR and WNAC. the first being 'Dapper Dan," followed by Sam, the Old Accordion Man.
 I'm Just Wild About Harry" "M,
 Man." and Clap Your Hands. Here Comes Charlie" In addition the or. chestra and singers will contribute "On the Banks of the Wabash Wabash Blues" "Give Me tht
 Moonlight" Carolina Moon." GIT | ,