The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-28

Vk10 SOW xVSA N6N 6bu0A10 WAL " Sunday night, November 18th, with his first column appearing on tie following day, Monday, November 18th.
 Lucille Manners, soprano, win
 sing Indian Love Calp from
 FfilnFs Rose Marie" aS q high-
 LGht of the Cities Service con.
 cert Friday, November :, at 8
 ?. m. ESTy ever the NBC-Red
 netwO0k. Miss Manners Also win
 offer "El MoRonitO" by Buzzi-
 Peccia, "Since First I Met Thee"
 by Nubemstein, ana with Ross Graham, baritone, 'La ci darem
 h maanO" from ''DOn Giovanni"
 by Mozart. Graham will sing
 "ROIlin' Plains" by Powll. RO-
 Sarlo Bourbon win conduct the
 orchestra in "Andalucia" by
 LecuOna! ''The Donkey Sefen.
 ade" from ''Tho Flrefly" by
 Trinil; Dance of the Clowns"
 from "Snow Maiden" by Rim
 sky- -KorsakOff and selections
 from aMlie. MOdiste" by Her.
 bert. The Nevelefs and Grant.
 land Rice, sports authority, als0
 will be heard.
 WOR will offer flreside gridiro1 fans c football tfiple-lieaGer over the coming weekend when play-by- play hroadcasts of the Cornell Co., lumbia and Michigan Illinois games are heard Saturday and the out standing profession battle of the season Is aired Sunday. From 1:46 D. m. to the conclusion of the game Tom McMahon and Al Triggs will bring listeners 6 description of the game between "The Big Red" of Cornell and the Lions" of Coluin- bia being played ct 1tahac, N. Y. Beginning at 6 and continuing until 6:lS D. m, wOls will pick up the "Wolverine". Fighting 1llint" battle being played ct Memorial stadium in Champaign, Illinois. At the r1icro- phone for this contest will be the veteran football announcer, Qutn Ryan, who will do the play-by-play description along with color conn ment. on Sunday the New York Giants, leaders in the Eastern di- vision and the Chicago Bears, tops in the western group, will oppose one another in what should be the biggest game of the day in the Na- tionai Professional Football League WOR will broadcast this game in its entirety from the Polo grounds starting ct 2:i0 ?. m. Stan L0max, sports authority, will be at his usual post to bring listeners c complete picture of this contest, The Giants have been defeated but once this season and the Chicago Bears have yet to lose their fiYst game.
 The Irish RepertoFy Players of
 New York, the only metropolitan
 theater organization devoted to
 Irish drama, win present . role
 licking comedy, Duty" by
 Seainus O'Brien over WOIs-Mu-
 tual Sunday from 2 to 2:lS ?.
 sn., EST. "Duty" has never be.
 fore been heard on the air, nor
 has it ever been presented In
 New York. ,. Augustus Ke0gh,
 director Of the players and for.
 mer manager 0e Che Abbey the-
 ater in Dublin, will direct the
 radio dramatixatlon, and Che
 cast win include Sean Dillon,
 GrAnla O'MAlley, Jerry Buckley
 Ralph CullinAn, John McCOr-
 mick and Mir. Keogh. The broad
 cast will mark the first return
 of the Irish Players to W0R
 since lAst winter when they
 presented two breakfasts that
 were widely received.
 Elissa Landi and Vincent Price, playing in a sparkling bit from the current Broadway Success, "The Lady Has Heart; Jan Kiepura, just announced as one of the new. est additions to the Metropolitan Opera, singing from Vienna; an interna tioal interview by Linton Wells with Edgar Ansel Mowrer, European director of the Chicago Daily News Foreign Service, and pr. Frank Black conducting his world famous String Symphony will constitute the Magic Key of RIGA program Sunday, October Sl, from 2 to 8 p. In,, EST, over the NBCl Blue network.