New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1924, Page 11

SOHLHHH8LLLL5855555958888285L5HS888LSLLBLLLEBIABLL o1\ L ITIIPITITIOREIIVG NG 0 0 ! |} VOICES IN THE AIR | i M L R LR R R A R TR \ RDRA. | (Westinghouse—KEast Pittsburgh.) | Thursday, June 12, 1921, | 6;00 p. m.—DBaseball scores: dinner concert. { 6:30 p. m.—The sleeping beauty, 6:45 p. m.—"The Flag and the B Y Y XYY T:00 p. m.—Baseball scores ® Garden.” . 1 7:15 p. m.—Farm program. FTETPEVEVIFVITTPIVCIVIITICIPIGTTUTOICFTIIITTIT TG v o $:00 p. m—KDKA Little § WO GOOD TILMS AT IAYCEUM, SMARING MOVIES" AT CAPITOL ‘forchegtra. Thompson, : S R a at the Capitol | 2:35 p. m.—Arlington sime signals, % s SutaLy | Weather forec Baseball scores, | Making Moy 10:40 p..m, nless otherwise indicated, theatrical notices and reviews in this column are “Your wrillen by the press ugencies for the respective amusement compan). (Westinghouse—Springtield.) £:00 p. m—Leo Reisman entembhls 6:30 p. m.—Leo Feisman and his orchestra. T:00 p. m—Resuits of baseball games played by the Eastern, Amer- ican and National lcagues. Market ! reports, 7:10 p. m.~—Letter from the New Lingland homeste; *At the theate 30 p. m.—Bedtime story. 9:15 p. m tring quartet. 10:55 p. m.——Arlington time signals. and weather reports, PRISCILLA DEAN AV £ALACE and Tod DLrowning. lirector most color Concert by Durrell side the 1. Mk s and Speck iny 0 hodd 'ming to the Palac on Johnnies in a (Strawbridge & Clothier, Phila.) s p Iy for humor, Le and B ——— e *1 0 6:00 p. m—"Sunny Jim." Whi 6 p. m.—Meyer Davis Relievye cti ;,,c e hotel edncert orchestra and me, Helen Chadwick anl Mary ¢ ALl mores: “Why Men L 00 p. m—Dance musie by the 3 Weyman Five. §:00 p. m.—-Meeting of the Boy ‘cout Radio corps. 0 p. m.—Concert by the Penn. sylvania Railroad Glee club. 0:30 p. m.—Talk “Theé Child and the Fiddle," al-dow ill be seen in fbme - | g 1» Logan i the early gold rush Crystals Cheap & Tokyo—A niethod of i . 'g perfect artificts v - 1 by two professors of the Tokyo the cost of a §1,500 crystal ba : SRt~ WRC I'he artificial erystal is made by melt- N 0 ’ | ing white stones by ty at & |1s a Recognized Profession According | (B84i0 Corp. of America, Washington, D. C) emperature of 2,000 ¢ 1o Miss Cora M, Beale, Who Says Time sigrals and Detroit) pe—11 York City) Jack Rabhit storfos mmarried mot Th nder Majestie or- On account of the delicate subject land scenes, men and women will ot be admitied together to see this 400 p. m.—Children's hour. Unmarried Mother 1s Big Problem. 6:30 p. m.—Baseball sceres 5 f25 o T:45 p. mo—A talk on metoring. While social work A few years 880 $ig0 p, m.—Pieo reeital was something towards which semi- 8:15 p. m.—Song reeital. elderly pe rned when they 8:30 p. m.—Talk, J i ING ) f n * line 5 $:45 p. m.—Pete Marias' 1.'Adglon !})0\\hlPli:}\tl§(: ) i ™ 1 orchestra, ¥ ouble Feature la g1 establishe riiet e 5 : ; f rding to Miss Cora M. | weather forscast [ k t )t the New Rritain X - | report sut $editectone ¢ (Detroit Frea Pr —— and ON She comme on the fact that| g.an o m _ Dinner eoncert and final FRED THOMSON Pt iR s S e i . T eoncert and fina husehall seores, L P ° | 8:30 p.m.—"Mespiah” from Central e y - : "% Methodist Jpiseopal ehurch. f e work o e Welfare as o e ALL NEXT WEEK (Aeollan Hall, New A Picture For Father and rivileged child is another outstanding 1:%% s Son, Mother and Daughter [ yrobiom, she suid. of the day T30 p.m $:15 p. m.--Wangmaker coneert, 2:15 poom.-U. S Army night 10:30 p. m.-~Hetel chestra (Gimbel Bros, Philadeiphia) e ‘SAUP az [) €00 p. m.--Oficial weather fére- cast and final basehall scores | €05 p. mHarold Lesnard’s Red | w Tackets orchestra, ! 6:45 p. m—Livestock and produse 76 PRATT 5T. market reports, | V 7:00 p. m.—Bedtime stories and roll The ner Ty bt ;o 14 £.A0 p. m.—"Timely Topies for Me- (’flllm torists,” talk, A rel §:15 P, m.—"The Cuckes Neat. 7 200 p, m.-Talk of camp life, /lt;v 9:15 p. m.—Special concert by the musie lovers quArst, 11:15 p. m.—Nadio chess mateh, RYw (Westinghouse - Chicage.) M Protl 5. shoe 6:10 to 6:20 p. m.—Paul White. & lower Uee - n sn’_.” :l“\":[uv.-" i S WOMEN ONLY Wi SE. prices 4:20 10 619 3. \.—Jotkn Dol hary's orehestra Thurs, Fri,, 8 to 645 p m—Talk en MEN ONLY to 6:55 p. m.-Talk 6én Wi 1 Markeate” “Teanty Minutes Soprans, tensr matia reader, pianist, accempanist —PALACE— | v, Fri., Sat. 11 Nadio and Nesea Today, Fri., Sat Madford Hilisids, 3 CAPITOL Tonight, Fri,, Sat. {EITH VAUDEVILLE j! . a1 Closing stotk market "”Tnfmlulrimz = PRISCIL criograma, Bosten pelice ‘ o L) Making Movies Real Movies taken on the ath stage at each show with ¥ local boys and girls in the N 5 £) Fedsratsd Wilm roles. Direction of Thomas §| Js 1. (4) Weather report and Wal J. Ward. Don't miss the B local Mary Pickfords and §| wou Rudolph Valentinos, i F- ; hoat of Chirepractic—Da- port, Towa.) Code prastice roting of the Amrad Rig Foening program: (1) Rernie and his . B e OTHER BIG ACTS TN - “The Waverly” On the Pagch Indian Neek “SALOMY JANE” with Jacqueline Logan STARTING SUNDAY RS . “WHAY MiN LEAVE HOME" -PALACE- HARTFORD Matines Dally Exetpt Hon. god Pu Froning Shaeply 8t K15 B . Lake Compounce ’ BRISTOL Friday Evening Prize Fox Trot $10 In Gold For Winning Couple. $5 In Gold Fox Runners Up. TASILLO’S ORCHESTRA All Contestants Inyited The Tiest Stofk Company i% Amerien The Pali Pliym With My Arthor Sewgrd and iss Winifred St Claire Disection Yie. A W, Van Faren, § A Mg sngmented chorns and &N of the big favorités. 1n James Mongomery ‘s Wig Musical Comedy Wit “IRENE” Lyvics by Joseph MeCarihy Mosie br Tierney New Terk Scarie ctrichl Efects, andman’s \isi : P. m.—Sporis news and weath- er forecast. | 9 p. m.—The Paimer School Kadio crchestra. WHAS Louisviile Times 730 16 9 p. m—0 Cornet seles, lour-minu digest of International Sunday school ieason. I"'our-minute Radio Forum Bey Scout t Offielal central standard itme ounced at 9 o'clock 10ur concert. (Atlanta Journa! -—— Atiania, Ga.) 10:45 p. m.—Quartet and ehorus. WNAC . (3hepard Ste — Bosten.) £:30 p. M —TWNAC dinner dance. § p. m.—Concert program. (General Elec X iy, \. T) 45 p. m.—A Fex Moments with b Books. $:30 p. m.—Musical pregram. Piano solo. WHN (Loew’'s $tata Theater Bldg.—New York City.) t the Festiie Board, Reiser's Dancing Carnival orchestra. 10 p, M.—, piane duets 10:10 p. m.—Classica! seprans #e- lections, 10:20 p. m,—A!! Nation’s program. | 11 pm. 1er Henderson's Ala- b orchestra. p. m.—Harry Hoek and His ntertainera. | 11:40 p, m.—Soprano. 11:50 p. m.—~Baritone, wWoo (John Wanamakér — Philade!phia.) 7:30 p. m.—Sperta results and po- liee reporta. 10:88 p. m.~Ti signal. 11:02 p. m.—Weather forecaat Plenty of rich whole milk to make it nourishing As pure milk as doctors recommend for babies. Full and rich with all the cream left in. 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