New Britain herald., 1929-09-23

Olilcf famous FdulO personalities which will be presented from the Crystal Studio will be Phil Spitalny and his music; the Black and Gold orchestra: Olive Palmer and Paul Oliver; Vincent Lopez and his or chestra; Welcome Lewis with the New Workers; Goldman's band; The Musicians; An Evening in Par is; The High Hatters; Sunshine Hour; The Cavaliers; and the Edi- son program.
 However, notwithstanding all 1 arrangements which have been made by the NEG, the CBS will of ficially open the fair for the radio audience, starting at 7:30 this eve ming. Paul Ash will be master of ceremonies; Paul Small ballad singer and Irene Taylor will sing a special group of blue numbers and they will be followed by Nino Martini, Italian opera singer soon 1 to be heard in motion picture pro- auctions: George Dewey Washing ton, baritone; and Kuznezoff and Nicolna, gypsy act, which will close the program.
 Miss Josephine Coveny. soprano will be heard in her first radio pro- gram this evening at G:3O over sta ton WOR, Newark. The artist only recently returned from six years of study and grand opera singing in Italy, where newspapers proclaimed her the idol of the Italian people Mexico City kept her in their Ma tonal Grand Theater for a month and were equally enthusiastic about her voice, so much so that she was given banquet at which promin- ont musicians and writers praised her art. Before going to Italy. Miss 1 CoVeny was member Of the Chi caso Opera company.
 An orchestra group of feminine 1 musicians. which is expected to have q prominent part in Massa- chussets tercentenary next year. is making it's appearance on the air tor the first time this month. The unit, under the direction of Miss l DZama Murielle, goes under the name of the Massachusetts tercen- tenary orchestra.
 Concerts by this group are to be featured each week on Tuesday mornings at 10:30. The presenta tion comes from the Hotel Statler studies of WBZ.
 Miss Murielle has worked with Warren Storey Smith at the Ne,y ! England Conservatory Of Music. and she has also studied under many renowned musical figures. Althugh still young, she has behind ! her five years as conductor of an orchestra. During the past season she was heard from WEZ with an- other group.
 When Miss Murelle appeared at | the symphony Hall a year ago, the critics were unanimous in praise of the ensemble work done under her leadership, noting particularly the enthusiasm which reflects among her players.
 Radio listeners will be taken ov- 1 CT the Lindbergh air trail through | the Caribbean by Floyd Gibbons. noted war correspondent and author on his broadcast talk through | WEAF and the NEG system this evening at 10:30.
 Air Yachting in the Caribbean" will be the title of the headline | hunters talk. IL will be based on 1 Gibson's own experiences on a | | 1000 mile air tour of the West h. | | dies and the Caribbean last Janu- ary.
 Gibbons flight took him over Cuba. Porto Rico, Haiti, Santo Do- mingo, Pamaica and the Virgin Is- lands-virtually the same route that | Col. and Mrs. Charles Lindbergh | will follow in the flight they are now undertaking to blaze a new air , mail route
 Few people realize the hazards that confront I.indbergh and his bride through the Caribbean. Glib bons says, He is heading into the Caribbean, the breeding place Of all hurricanes. and his flight is right in the middle of the hurricane season. The fact that there has not been q hurricane this season in ] creases the danger he faces.
 George Taylor assessor Of the city of Rochester. will discuss As sessment and Taxation in the muni- cipat~ administration series of WGY | this evening at seven o'clock. The series was organized by the Sche- ncctady Bureau of Municipal Re search in cooperation with the New 1 York State Conference of Mayors |
 Mr. Taylor has been resident of Rochester for practically all Of | his life. After many years Of active . business life as a sales manager he was elected assessor in 191C. | and since then has been twice re- elected to the office.
 Down 10 the edge Of the world | where the bleak ice barriers of the Antarctic wastes imprison group | of hardy pioneers will go an infin- itcstimal electrical spark bearing | the notes of Commander Richard . Evelyn Byrd's fayoritc melodies ! when the Edison program is heard | through the WEAF, NEG coast to | coast netwark this evening at , | o'clock.
 Several weeks ago a message | from the president of the Edison 1