New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1925, Page 18

| WOO—Philadel phia—508. WSB—Atlanta—428. made 1t rather difffeult'to form any|have been sung, had everybody in VOICES IN THE AIR 7:30 p. m. 8. Army Band. j1t1 ) Ruby Boensch, Blues|opinions as to which of the selec-|the sextette been slightly under the $:30 p. m.~—~Washington quartet. 3 tlons were the best. Alded by Travel- | influence of lMquor, "I Can't Stop pana Hour." ers' well known clear transmission,| Babylng You' was. something: else WEDNESDAY. p. m~Time signal, weather, WMBF-—) the program could not have been im- | again. Both selections were fair, but A m-—Knickerbocker Trio. 7 p. m.—Fleetwood orchestra. proved upon, The quartet sang|we signed off and got the “Dream- EVENIN p. m.—"The Cruclfixion.” |11 p. m.—Dance music.and sololats.| "Much Ado About Nothing,” “Sun-|land Speclal,” as Dream Daddy East, west and middle west Llanerch Presbyterlan church e set” and two negro spirituals, “Little| might say. have their choicest of program choir, KTHS—Hot Springs—375, David” and “Scandalize." F. W. La- [T s 1onight, They are: 111:15 p. m.—Hotel Sylvanla orch. 9:30 p. m.—Sousaphone solos. tham rendered “Chip of the Old London—A lot of Americans and WEAF (4902 Met,) 6-11 E. T. ——— 19 p. m.—Arlington Hotel orchestra. | Block™ and “Until,” both well |Britishers alept late this morning, —Varied program, including WIP—Philadelphia—509. 11 p. m.—Eastman dance orchestra. | known aelections. The volces of all| having been' up most of the night in U. 8. Army Band concert. Also |6 p. m.— Weather forecast. - b the members of the quartet were|the hope of being able to.dance by Ha]‘tford i 6:05 p. m.—Dinner music. WBAP—Fort Worth—476, well reproduced, C. J. Stuhlman,| mystic broadcast by the radio sta- hroadoast from: z - R (315 Afet.), WOO (508.2 | 6:45 p. m—Market reports. §:00 p. m.—dJunior Euterpean club, | first tenor with the quartet, rendered | tion KDKA, Pittaburgh. The music Moty NTAM (304 Met), 8 |7 . m—Uncle Wip'a beltime,siory. 10:80 . m.—Joiany Jackson Texas | “Hosanna." was picked up in one of the larger Patrons residing in New Britain may place telephone orders, with- E. T. WCAP (460 Met.), - * Hotel orcheswa. Sl restaurants, but the strains came 1 > H i 5 ;32:,'", u} BT WIAR (805.9 WLIT—Philadelphla—395. . m.—DBlack and Gold Serendders.| The Clef quartel was not the only| eithor too loud or too faintly, and out the cus,tomaly, toll charge on our direct trunk line. Call 3"00 and ask Met,), 7:30 10 10 E. T. 7:30 p. m—Dream Daddy — New Britain feature on the air last|altogether the experiment was not & for an ordér-taker’s wire. % WQJ (448 Met) 10 C. o7 T ent Events.” KFNF—S8henandoah—268, night. Mrs, Willlam Hortop, soprano, | complefe success. S A el A g Travel talk. 30 p. m.—Saed company hired help |and Leonard C. Volk, planist and ac-| The first tunes began coming in at HOA— (3238 Met) 8 M.T. Concert program by the Philadel-|9:30 p. m.—Concert from Conway,|companist aiso made the journey to|.1 o'clogk this morning, and While the phia Elk Towa. the Travelers' station. Mrs, Horton|music was quite clear at brief nter- —Legends of the west. | . s e | .—Arcadia dance orchestra.| —_ sang “'Smile of Spring." vals there waa no attempt at danc- ew r n a s 10:30 p. m.—Benjamin Franklin WDAF—Kansas Oity—365. WAL nig. But several hundred guest tayed 30 (Al Programs ‘f'l" *'N'"'“ Standard | dance orchestra. 50 p. m.—Marketgram, weather,| A Planist by the name of Floyd|on and on, finally golng home just me. 11:15 p. m.—Sign off In code. time. Warren rendered a group of plano| before daylight after they had heard | ity s | 7 b, m.—Sehool of the Alr. Tell-Me. |80l0a from WTIC'that are well worth | what Ja claimed to be the firat pub- WRZ—Springfield—333 8. .Story Lady. Trianon, Ensemble. | listentug to., We enjoyed those solos| lic wireloss concert from the United 3 tel Lenox Ensemble | p. m.—Dinner muaic. |9 p. m—Classical music’ by The|more than we did any other Inatru-| States given in London. i report, —Bedtime story. | Star's Radio orchestra. mental music last night. He present-| i L) adto Nature Story. | e 112:45 p. m.—Nighthawk Frolle, The ed a medldy of selections from| Dayton, Ohlo.—A two-hour pro- in French— WCAU—Philadelphia—278. | O1d Chief” and Plantation | “TOPSy and Eva” the musical show |gram of music and speeches will be e sn Course, p. m—Bullding and loan talk. Plavers in which the Duncan Sisters werel radiocast from an alrplane tonight, S n F ks 0 30 p. m.~—LaPalina Boys. 5 e e starred. Ineluded in this medley were the first time such an experiment p ng roc Ma Far-| 8:45 . B. T. Boys. WOC—Davenport—481. “Remembering” and “The Music|has been attempted, according to agus| 9 p. m.—Miss Cinderella’s orchestra. |g.45 p, m.—Chimes. Lesson.”” He then came through, | Wilbur Wright fiying feld officials. baritone. :40 p. m.—Bonwft-Teller orchestra. . m.—Police reports. after making his own announcement,| The plane, a DH observation ship, | \ ¢ $25 00 to $29 95 Boston University Jazz|10 p. m.—Radlo talk: 0 p. m.—Sandman’s visit with a collection of Yale songs,|wlll radiocast on a 450 meter wave L4 T 0 . | B m.—Lecture, “Practical Hy- “Boolah Boolah" and “March, March | length. It will fly (\‘\'El" an area 1§ ; W A Margaret MacFar-| KDRA—Pittsburgh—309. e on Down the Feld.” He then went in- | bounded by Cinclynati, Plqua and D 5 Smart silk frocks of plain or printed ane, soprano; Angus MacDonald, | 6:15 p. m. 3 Lo O rwin Swindell, organist,|t0 @ collection of martial alrs, ~ex-| Columbus, Ohlo, and Richmond, Ind. ; s o plaining that the number wasone| The radiodasting will commence crepe. You ‘may choose a slim and baritone. o poT farket reports. Margaret Mathewson, #oprano. : . s 0118 o e McEnelly's Singing orch. |1 Tho X (adergarton Goode Which all bands played when pass-|at § o'clock Central standard time, \ \ straight model or one that fashionably 9:45 p. m,—Program arranged by| 'r.u,'h' Circle. < 9 ing under the Arc De Triomphe in The plane will be manned by Ma- ) ¥, 2 KED—St. Touln—348. Paris on their return from the World | jor H. J. Kreer commandant of the flares at the bottom. And the colors are Yvonne Crosby. §:156 p. m.—"Conversation With a ) 1 | s X ML ! < |8 p. m.—Lyric thedter program War. It was made up of hits from | 88th alr squadron at Wilbur Wright \ all of the new Spring shades with plenty 55 p. m.—Time signals, weather. | : i Be Success = various French national songs and |field, and Lieutenant MalcolmStew- ( S 3 R Sl Henr et atustonl | KYW—Chicago—536. | was a colorful offering. art, radio officer. [ ; of black and blue. Very unusual values b Y 138 p. m—Time signals, Weather. :02 p. m.—Final markets. Yo ® at these prices, m.—Children's halt hour. i e :35 p. m.—Bedtime story. The name of Blll Tassilo calls to| p. m.—Checker Inn orchestra, | : p. m.—Dinner concert. mind the early days of “Le Bal.” He sc EMERT INING P, 0 o=ion the Tenl SNILHRDS U “f““f"m’,:,':‘";‘;fi:‘;‘“" 3:35 p. m—"Ido" the world lan-| was present at Travelers' last night FRI 0 A agabond,” Thomas Dreler. ek o Pail Sl guage for radio, with his Cinderella orchestra and 'm.—Harvard Instrumental clubs) 2o - 777 0 C'E *‘é st :45 p. m.—"Entertaining Plans,” | reated listeners in to a program of [City of the Golden Gate Giving Sail- 30 p. m.—Concert program. | -u_Ml:- b o L G talk. smooth music. 1t might have been| - i S T 1o Artiss p. m.—Musical program. somewhat stralght, but we are| O And Officers of U. 8. Fleet & | WEEI—Boston—476. S e T ey S 9:30 p. m.—"Around the Town Wwith | gradually tiring of the slam-bang .30 p. m.—Blg Brother club, BAR Ui ":| KIW in Chicago." | stuft and prefer to be soothdd by :15 p. m.—Lena York, violinist. LB m.—Musical program con-| soft music than pulled apart by cym- | San Francisoe, April 3.—The city | p. m.—Traveler orchestra. 2 . m.—Children's program Inued. bals and insane brasses. |by the Golden Gate set a bit of its H] | 5:30 $. m.—Hal? hour musicale D, m.—Adventure atory. ) 3 P - Fine Time. 10:45 p. m.—Midnight revue sl lcosmopolitan aspect before the per- . m.—Gillette Band. rep | 2 & m-—"Insomnla Club. “1 Can't Stop Babying You “Will [sonnel of the United States grand 5 ; : — You Remember Me?" “I'll See You|fleot today in the shape of a recep- WGN—Chicago—370. [in My Dreams” and “The Melody tion and entertainment by the Chin-| p. m.—Organ recital. That Made You Mine” were soms of [ese community in San Francisco's :30 p. m—~Dinner musie. the numbers presented. The last is & [noted Chinatown, | P. m.—Jazz program | new one to us and is a hum-dinger. | Senior officers of the flcet also are 1 p. m—Drake dance orchestra, g to be guests at a Chinese dinner in WQAM at Miaml, Florida, lured |the district tonight, WTAS—Elgin—302. telegrams from radio fans last night| The Jewish welfare board has |9 p. m-—-WTAS dance orchestra. | by offering cocoanuts to all who sent |scheduled as passover seder and Youth.giving slender lines mark these double o T ey S T Radio no‘ables, features, word 4o the statlon from & distance | dluner tonlght _ tor Jewish men | : i ; f’ n By 1 Eavile Mo R, 2 [ 00 miles or more. We n’t fall laboard the vessels. X s o o i mrioz'ug_lcm e 8to1lp.m Hia el KOA—Denver—323. victim to the temptation. Walter| The round of entertainment for oreasted coats oL navy ¢ _alm.een' o8 em?’ GICRIONE R T e e o m.—Rf to]fhrater orchestra. | Hines’ orchestra rendered “Oh ffhe officers continued with a noon sport weaves. They are silk lined, some pin tucked and 2 . 10 p. m—Program, caurtesy| Peter,” the first time we have heard |luncheon by the chamber of com:- | < m—Egan and Bernard, L Denver Tourlst bureau. Talk,[it in yeahs and yeahs. merce and Commercial club. prettily piped. New shades are Venezia blue, French ters. | WEAR—Cleveland—300. “Legends of the West.” YWTIC will be on the air tonight| The day’s program for enlisted ’ p. m.—Matty Levine, pianist. |7 p. m—Hotel Cleveland orchestra. | 1 miqnight—Jce Mann and his orch| with dinner musho from the MHotel jmen included participation in cham- | rreen gravel and rose. w arion Ginzburg, soprano. Y L = = Bond, according to John Announcer |pionship baseball competition at = 12 5 p. m.—Eldney Hawkins, tenor. | WCX=Detroit—516. | KGW—Portland, Ore.—i91, last evening just Lefore signing off.|Ewing field and Golden Gatepark. | Apparel—Third Floor . x’:"‘-‘”h Gallen, contralto. . m.—Goldkette's egsemblic 9 p. m.—Dinner masic. Whether he sald the station will go | Ewing field and Golden Gate park. ». m 0 p. m.—Sinfonians. ST | WGR—Buftalo—319. WAHG—Richmond Hill—316. :30 p. m.—Two plano recital. 7.30 p. m—Brooklyn Eagle program | y N B usical entertainment WGBS—New York—316. | ; tists’ recital § p. m.—Uncle Geebee, i3 3 *House Plants” talk 6:30 p. m.—~Jimmy Lent's orchestra.| 11 p. m.—Lopez orchestra. - ey G b4 S3a : .—Marathon Trio. | 7 p. m—Musical program | oventh U. 8. Infantry|on the air at 6 o'clock or at 7, we ter will be held jomorrow. .—Orchestra. | ba can’t say, but we'll split the differ-| Preceding the smoker the army 10 p. mfflm"“;\"” dance f"g“‘f“‘:‘z v 3 e ence and say 6:30. We nearly drop- |will demonstrate how the land forces 0:50 p. m.—Standing by for DX|6 p. x 3 s WEAQ—San Juan—341. ped dead last night, belng present |would attack and defend San Fran- ‘ans. | 8 p. m—Detroit N 7 p. m-—Municlpal band of San|for the first tme in weeks when |cisco. Alrplanes from the 91st 1:30 p. Silver Slipper Revue. |9 p. m.—Concert from New York. | * gyap WTIC has signed off. The announc- [squadron, Crissy field, will “attack™ A. H. HARRIS “ | t5 17:30 a. m.—Strand Roof orch.| 10 p. m—Jean Goldkette's orch B rits ot mave ns ah a sweet “Good Night,” [the civic center which will be de- i s | o v ’ i ‘ A PWX—Havana—i00. | something unusual, Good-Nights|fended by a Fort Winfieild Scott NY % 2 | ) | WNYC—New York—326. [ NOAT =W ashlngion 100 $:30 p. m.—General Staff band of | from there don’t have the kick in|coast artlllery corps detachment. ]C[NDERS FOR SALE SheIArmS (R0ED) L. =& &y Brod Cuban army, them and don't {nstill into the hearts p. m.—"Voices of the Night,"|8:30 p. Washington qaart® of thafans the thought that he|Norwalk School Head G picture. |9 p. m—.—To be announced. really means it, as they do at some 54 % p. m.—George P. Nicholson, cor-|10 to 12 p. m.—La Java Cafe orch. | stations. Yoted Out of His Job 1366 STANLEY ST. TEL. 3472-2 poration ecounsel - 4 ¢« s | Norwalk, Conn., April 8.—George SERV'BE 3118 p. Proper, eaxn-‘ WHAS—TIouisville—400. Througll The Statlc V. Bychanan for the past. e;gf,', g —— K. m.—Haskel! 1 Ragtime Morris, out at WQJ, hone. | 8:30 to 9:30 p. ¢ ail ; e intendent of schools was | hk-hoggo! certainly made a Years superintendent o hools wa CROWLEY BR( J | 130 p. The Adolph Lewisohn| road orchestra. String Division of ¥ G last Ousted at a storm: tin he, )S. INC. ] A Lt Ralwoud|_siatons came hrougy aceton: | W7ock ot o (oe sl st ot Sl oF Sudclon et it i | ally loud last night and there was a | RIShL everything PAINTERS AND . The Press Schu rtet orch. s At lis et aa e TInE L 20 Which polities and religious matters 1 9:30 p. m.—Address by Samt minimum ot etatic to interfere with :‘?d dw, ;‘,L;p!m n?;la)tigi.uhv?;,{';: were topics. It was voted not to re- DECORATORS COMPANY, I baritone. sull ot Chicago, chairman of board | programs. Code between 300 and 360 55 W B AREEC U0 icE, 1 ing to new his contract at the explration < 3 NATIONAL BANK BIDG, 10 p. m,—Messner Brothers. of Middle West Utilitics Co. meters took a lot of the enjoyment) SO ©C P Gl T Vit a sledge Of the present one on July 1 267 Chapman Street : S As out of programs between those| = 0 Tl U Ly ess, we liked his| IFollowing the meeting Buchanan Lstimates cheerfully given op | i X 3 points, and when this iInterference| ", o 000 Gy 00 the drtist was one 5ald that his ousting was the result all jobs. —TEL. 2013 |1 program | was on, it was impossible uz bring in of thise lightning fans, who Uiisks’ of a seven year fight against him WEAF—New York—192. I . baritone; Mitchell| WGBS, WGR, WSAL WIAR or| 8 B/ B ning satisfac- He also said that the board P eSS % to 12 p. m.—Dinner music; WEAF| Dane, violinist. WMAC with any dcgree of eatistac- Aty : bers had continually tried to influ- ' WE ARE W BACK AT One of the prettiest bungalow type ‘of cottages for e tion. WBZ, KDKA and WTIC came | F 2 ence him in the appointment of . . seconds. He played sale in All Belvidere—We have one or two other nice pana WLW—Cinclnnati—423 through easily. Distant stations| 0% L avg v teachers with consideration to their e AT te; fdol7 D x 3 it e = Original Bunch of Old Rags, e OUR OLD LOCA' Naic Hour;"” Knickerbocker Tr Lido 7 p. m.—Dinner concert. were I mud(. ol .and loud. SRS o e mfli,(.ugh,“ views. U. _OC TION houses we can offer you too—the best list in Belvidere. \'enice orchestra. 7:45 p. m.—Market reports. | Sl B! . = |11 p. m—Advertisers club pro | The Ciet Male quartet of this city | ARROUNCEN W SuSpect ST | 22 STATE ST. Get a nice little home of your own and let us help you WFBH—New York—2713. 11:45 p. m.—The Hiilsboro Hill Bil i the center of t -« e P = N AA s S -al N . % d . m.—Bella Walzer, soprano. | orchestra. Concert program by the Travelers' station, last night. The | P\,‘;:;\{;“Jorrmr E‘r?;r;:hfi;!nr;u::(i pecl otice select it. p. m.—Billy Burton's orchestra.| Milnor Instrumental Trio wide variety of songs presented| ~ & ] T 1 m.—Parody elub orches | | imh-:r features, direct from the | HON]SS'OYSTER ot tag R AL | e | Grand theater, Plttsburgh. Dorn-| Barber shops will keep open un- | R al E t t ‘ Pzt SSALrISlIDRE Sslolin 3 | berger started oft * with “Sextette [t 8 o'clock Thursday night and | am e 4 state o' . m —eraau:vaixn sopran From Luca” played as it would jwill be closed all day Good Friday. H 0 U S E o0 program ton club revue o on s o W 94 G P2 ¢S 4B | § } 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 395-8, Bank Bldg. 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