New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1925, Page 28

-‘“The Staten Island Tun- Ik §:15 p. m.—Rudolph Joskowltz, vio- linist, §:30 prano, 8:456 p. m.—"Man crobes,” talk 9 p. m.—Hour of German Music. 0:10 p. “The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas,” talk p. m.—L'olice alarms, weather. o VOICESINT! IN THE AIR FRIDAY. m.~Bertha Donnelly, so- EVL \l\(. PICK Band concert lovers should tune in any of two of the fol- lowing stations tonlght: WOO (69) 830 E, Marine band concert, WCCO (4164) 8 O Te— Reading of “Enoch Arden” with musical setting by Richard Among m . WAAM—=Newark—203 Sporta—Major Tat nke's International G Ee more Gold Tlano. Finen and Priedman, Howard and Carrsou Vil Progeams on Vastern Standard Time,) m, . m bur, tenor ins. ayers Emi Ellzabeth Town Pl 3ond orchestra, X ; & WOR—Newark=—105 m.—Hotel Lorraine orch, . m.-—Man in the Moon stories W\ 12 Z—Springfield—333 Marl WOO—Philadelphia- 30 p. m.—Dinn D King r mus m.—Cantata, ' Glenside M. E 9 p. m.—WOO orchestr 9:55 p. m.—Time signals, weather. 10:03 p. m.—Organ recital, 10:30 p. m.—Hotel Sylvania orch, WFI—Philadelphia—305 6:30 p. m.—Dinner musie. 7 p. m.—Bedtime stor: Risen choir. program. Hh ori . m.—Progran —Neopolitan Mal uartet, Sipdm s Neonalitan Malsiguariat WLIT—Philadelphia—395 7:30 p. m.—Dream Daddy Fifteen Minntes with new n.—Howes Valeteri g . m.—Pennsylvania Railroad WAHG—Richmond Hill—416 p. m—Trving Firstenberg, planist. tring Quartet, senevieve Willlams, so- | . m.—Morning Glory club. cadia dance orchestra. WIP—Philadelphia 6 p. m.—Weather forecas 5 p. m.—Knight's Si p. m.—Market {. Lamberti, cellist. 9:20 p. m.—Genevieve Wil prano. 9:30 j» m.~—Sterling Male Quartet. 9:40 p. m, — Morningside St Quartet., 9:58 p. m.—Time signals, weather, 10:08 p. —Radio Question Bo: 0:20 p. m.—Sterling Male Quartet. 0:30 p. m.—Ascutto orchestra, WOAU—Philadelphia—278 6 p. m.—Pennsylvania concer 10:30 p. m.—Specht's Melo : 11:30 p. m.—Pandora revue : WPG—Atlantic City—290 m.—Ambassador dinner musne. MacPherson, so- einer, violinist; Jr., pianist; 7P 9 p. m. — Olive prano; C Robert War ver, tenor, WDWF—Providence—441 $ p. m.—Lectures and talks. WGBS—New Nork—316 | p. m.—Uncle Geebee. | :25 p. m—Sue Hastings, Marlon- | ettes, | :30 p. m.—Clarence Willlams, En-| tertainers. . m.—"What's Your Radio Prob- m 7:10 p. 5 p. m.—Stockman reports m.—Clarence Williams, WEAF—New York—492 2 p Dinner music; Aline soprano; Premier Male Story Teller; “The Hap- " Home F ainers; orchestra. ss Boys 30 p. m.—Une ) Ve R Police reports. 30 p. m.—Concert under the di ¢ Viola Buisker-Leonard. 50 p. 1 WFBH—New York—273 Pal Eppes' Revelers. Frontenac orch. 1.—Cotton Club Revue, Int. Sunday school J¢ i theater orch. sson e orch. ch : e orchestra. Vin Health talk. Club Moritz orchestra. “Work of Dept. n With Ar-| alk, Toblas, eongs. ‘Storage Batteries.” H .—Roseland dance orch. P m—S:.Lndln;; by for DX fans. 30 p. m.—Club Alabam orchestra. 2 p. m.—Parody club rovue, WNYC ew York—526 6:30 p. m.—Club Arcady orchestra. 0 p. m.—Police alarms. 7:38 p. m.—Resums, Meeting of the Board of Estimate. 7:46 p. m.—Rudolph Joskowitz violinist. ner music, rs’ orch John J. Tarrant Residence 153 Jubilee. Tel. 1451-2 Funeral Director and Embalmer 284 E. MAIN ST. Tel. 221-12 Upholstery and Repairing n America,” ad inment, Waters A. M. GALBRAITH Carpenter & Builder 110 Austin St. Tel. - o o WSB—Atlanta—128 WSBF—Miami{ lm ach—381 'NSURANCE = 0. A. Quigley i Main St. New Britain 3 BIG THINGS A BencSciz! Lona Gives You PROMPT SERVICE WDAF—Kansas City—365 the Mi-| | 11 p me- Ar- St NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1925, a-Story Lady, semble. 12:46 p. m~Nighthawk Frolie. The “Merry Old Chief" and the Plan- tation Players, KSD—St. Louos—3515 Grant McDonald, planist, Artist recital, Sp.om KY W—Chicago—530 Final markets, Bedtime story. Dinner concert m.—Midnight revue 7:35 p. m, S p.om 1Wto2a KGN—Chicago—370 Organ. m.—Dinner concert, Feature, —Drake lotel o . m. ) P, rchestra p.m KOA—Denver—323 8 p. m.—Stock, nows. 8:40 p. m.—DBook of Knowledge pro- gram, 10 p. m 10:10 p. Rlalto theater nrv\yM ra m.—Studio varie pro- gram KGW—Portland, p.m » —Dinner congert, 11 p. m.—Extension Course 1:30 a. m.—Hoot Ow Through The Static THROUGH THE leeturc STATIC— not so bad, We t evening. There was statfe, oh, yes, there was static. Lots of it. But it we st night. h and it's all A gi- ot's have it lika that. evening the stations mussed up aad all programs with whiskers on them. But, 1 up considera Early in wer nd a clarity was reached be-| vation, We n d oft for the night some difficulty with > roar, this roar ha by us for Sk ers nothing gee at noon today. be heard and W§ Kk th ade at times, ding was no- ble on several stations, particu- hough | WLW g Was 5 g aten Island, stations for us to miss, we the static Camille no of no mean for a soprano, singing “In a The Trianon en-|from WPG, Atlantie City, and we | hold our breath, He certainly could 1‘ o WAR DEBTS T0 BE didn't bother us| cares of the new finance ministe 1. . When there's | Caillaux, want it to!whom over for said, minutes. If we must have wor in on| one of the| ¥ Monaie, Wild.” 8he then responded with | Summer Wind.” 1t was excellr The accom- recital because she tated so clearly t it was possible to understand every word. Try and make out what some so- pranos are singing about and you'll find out what we mean when we say at good enun is half the battle. Ot cour good voice, oe stra fro hio, cot Volce” he usic was ed Ly the con- became almost WEAO “Aly presented is well known |1t n our lot 4 in near- ept, per- an war dance. The > co-ed announcer sphone, . the voice e made al re- cast on WOAC, at Lima, ud 1t complete- music was not imes it faded to say, though, the voice through n which inter- a Were 'ut On Your Old tt ik rs of a , one must have a ' ielou. | from added will confirm | of the nter-alitea dcbts stood by just to hear what it wnn‘ He then decldred that the formula like., The broadeast was unusual and | "Germany would pay" had produc- interesting, The tapping of the shoes | ed a disastrous result, making France on a board placed close tothe micro-|advance 67,000,000,000 francs - on phone faithfully ~represented the | Germany's account. dance and we enjoyed it, | As tho total damages in the devas- e tated regions amounted to §2,000,- * The Club Deauville orchestra was| 000,000 francs, there on the air from WJZ last evening. | 25,000,000,000 still to pay, while, he This band is a regular feature of the |8ald, “the treasury is out of breath ¢ York station and we } d |and the nhmll\r sufferers still live in t Me Be the First to Kiss You | the ruins’ Good Morning.” Clark's Hawallans, Undoubtedly a way out would be who appear on the same bill ““h‘fnnlhl M. Cafllaux continued on that | the orchestra, presented some &nap- | occasion, py numbers, interspersed with popular American sulections. : | Geegi 0 remained: many, whose contribution, like Bal- zac's magic gkin, grows smaller each time it Is spoken of? To what ex. tent will the sum recovered be at- tached by our creditors? Wil this manner of heing ]?‘Il‘l satlsfy them?" Back to WPG to hear some plano olos. One was “Charley, My Boy" and the other was “All Alone.” The way n which the planist balanced md on the high keys made us NE dlem, April 1 the 1924 calendar yo travelers and returning residents, excluding Immigrants, entered Pal- estine, according to a report in the | March issue of the government bul- x.m\ of the Palestine government This figure, it is added, surpasses those of previous yea The number of immigrants, the overwhelming majority of whom were Jewish, was more than 16,000 TAKEN UP EARLY New French Ministry Plans ™ " - - Immediate Rction ke o ey wino April 117 to Europe to tour the battlefields for the battle monuments commission was received todayby the king and Premier Mussolini, tor Reed was the first American recefved hy the premier since his iliness. move his fing over the keyboard, and he had us dizzy trying to follow b the melodies, One of the best we have heard, MUSSOLINT 3y The Assoclated P Paris, April 17.—Settlement of the war debts will be one of the first according to friends with | talked yesterday. Calllaux will, first of all, it s sct about to provide a safe| ing margin of cash for the| French treasury and then, with a view to final stabilization of .the frano, will take up the debts, which he considers one of the greatest ob- stacles to a complete financial reno- M. SALE Judge for yourself. Compare_these Dia- mond Rings with those usually piiced at much more. The New Ministry The new premier, M, Painleve, l presented lis ministry to President Doumergue in the palace of the Ely- The ministry will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock to draft the declaration which it will submit to parliament next Tuesday, Thae cabinet: President of the council and min- ister of war, H. Painleve. Foreign minister, Aristide Briand. Finance, Joscph Caillaux. Justice and vice-president of the Jules Steeg. instruct Our usual Convenient Terms. couneil, Public ion, Anatole de Interior, A Commerce, Ma Charles Chaumet imile Dorel. 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