New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1925, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1925, 11 N e T Aoy o e o o “o - wmverr om0 D N T R o e £y S, SRS T e VOICES IN THE AIR SATURDAY'S PICK, Stay home this afiernoon for aactio tecat, and you'll stay on the gir ail ciening 100, Here are the selections: WUN (70,2} 1 Lowsvillo Derhy, 1eet from e track, WHZ I888) 88 CAida direct from Opera Honse, KTHS (8748 840 C Old-thme fiddie music, RI'L (167 9 . T.—special Seotel program, LT =Tl spocted (i T— Boston SUNDAY'S PICK WEALR, New York (492) % D, S T—Tiovy and His Gang. WDWE (1) 5 DS Venctian Screnaders, (Al Programs on kastern Daylight Saving Time.) V—springfield—333 saturday. Hotel lenox poom ensemble, mes P m.- 705 p.om 7108 p. m Naval Histor o p. m.~Iotal p. m.-=Joseph I Austin, tenor 15 p. m.—Broadcast direct from {ha Doston Opera Tlouse of per- ance o* “Ailda.” 55 . T port, me story. from LU, 8 Kimball Trio. me signals, Sunday, m.—Seryic Sou nzreg . Marian *oprano. 30 p. m.—Troubadour quartet weather, from tional churen Llizabeth Connor, the WNAC—Roston—280 Saturda .—"Back to Bascball.” a sram for boys §:30 p.m.—Shepard orchest % p. m.—Muaical program. 10 p. m.—Dance music, Sunday. m.—Service lonial dance 10:55 a Israe! 1:30 p. m.—Concert 3:30 p. m.—Parkman International Youth Rally. § p. m,—Concert. 645 p.m Congregational church from Temple WEEI—Boston—176 Sund 20 16 10:15 p. m, 7 me as WEAF WJAR—Providence—306 Sunday. 7:20 to 10:15 p. m.—Same as WEAT WAHG—Richmond—Hill—316 Saturday. 12 midnight—Howard Grody's orch. WGBS—N\ew York—316 Saturday. m.—Unele Geebee, ». m.—The ( 30 p. m.—Alfred m.—Sports talk m.—The Crit m.—Ritz-Carlton concer terions orch ceger, baritone rions orch chest 9 p. m—Fhil violinist 9:30 p, m.—Mario Alverez, baritone. 9:45 p. m.—Detborn and Howard. 10:15 p. m.—Judith Roth, soprano. 10:30 p. m.—California Ramblers Sunday. Day at A md Staten Island: entertain- Stars of Yesterday and Ollstein, 3 p.m tors' Home ment by T m.~-"Faus:,” Verdi's opera. WHN—New York—361 Saturday. m.—ealth talk n.—Augustine Jaquilard m Micha ¢, elocution —Madcline loiph, songs. t Eber, pianist. Strand Roof »0 orchestra . fopranu. rpist Krleger, bari Kol DX olinist ~unday pro- V horus oristers the Music orchestra string trio WAYC—\ew York—526 Saturday. L teau } ice a Chateau I'rozr Four s of the Mayor Hy the Mc City of Man,” anl Wimp, pop- tendered zal guests the International re aboard the 8. 8. to for- mem- Polic Aqua- sunday The Ambascadors” n Wble, d from the Srand program WEAF—New York—182 Saturday. yinner mu & Veterans' Bur ventures, s¢ Baia, coloratura tHeien E. Viado Kol Alfred Orne -Viado Kolitsc Hunte vio nd en nist Sunday. v My P'O'. bandstand— Service from Park street | WAAM—-Newark—203 10 p. m ening Hour" program | saturday. - - p. m=Sporte--Major Tate, WW J—Detrolt—353 (13 po mo=-Vall's quar Sunday, 45 p. m —Marshall's Entertaine 0:15 p. m.—Same as WEAI §:10 p. m.—-Harmonica Player, | 30 p. me=Willlam Leadenham, tenor b6 p m KY W—(hicago—536 | Louls Wittstock, talk P~ e Melnick, soprano, 1115 p. n.—Marahall's Entertainers. 30 p. m.—Harmonua Player, 45 p.m ther Melnick, soprano. 10 p. m—Edith Meredith, tenor. 10:20 p. m.—Meadowbrook Dream- land Park orthestra WOR-—Newark—105 Satunlay, 8:15 p. m--Jack Classner Inn orchestra. . m.—Clarence Willlams Trio. p. m.—Serenaders Plectrum Quintet p. m.—Dr cologist, *“Wher 18:15 p. posel 18 p.m 9:05 p. m | 9:85 p. m. 12 p. m.— Musical program “Boys' Week," talk | ~“Congress Classic | ongresa Carnival.” Sunday Chicago Sunday 7 p.m evening WGN—Chlcago—370 saturday. | 7:80 p. m—Dinner music 9:30 p, m.—Classics. 11:30 p. m.—Drake Dance I'roli sunday, Lutheran church cholr. Colonial 10 p. m.- WTAS—FElgin—362 Saturday m.~Villa Olvia concert Sunday, | WTAS oreh.; Frank Nor- Cavanaughs. | Gicorge Gilmore We Dig." m.—Mabelanna Corby, com- arch- 9 p m.—Nirooke Johns, hanjoist.| ~ * m.—Mahelanna Corby, 9 pom ~The Tollefsen Trio —~Popular music, Judith ris; The Ciro's orcl WRBBR—Staten Island. Saturday m.-=Violin solos, Carl Park, m.—L. Marion Brown, prano. 8:15 p. m.- swers, 5 p. m—1 §:53 p. m.—Violin solos, Carl Park Sunday. Walci WRC—Washington—169 | 7:45 p. m.—Children’s hour. | § p. m.—Dinner Musle. 9 p.m Bible ta 10 p. m.—"The Development of the| U. 8 Capitol Building,” talk, 1 p. m.—Holel Mayflower orch, 11:30 p. m.—"Crandall's Sat\ Nighters. ’ Marion Brown, . m,- denmann's orchestra | 20~ Bible questions and an- ay WCAP—Washington—169 Sunday. 15 p. m.- me 10 a. m 0a orchestra, m.—L. M. Brown, soprano | ; 1—Legture, “Why Can Not o Wimselr?" 11 a. m~-T.. Marion 9 p. m—1. B, A “nmg’ Singera. | Cincinnati Conservatory 9:10 p. m.—Watchtower String quar-| * ¢ \uyic oronane. | tet. Sunday. p. me—1. . & 4. Choral Singers | ¢ wterian ¢ p. m.—Bible lecture, “What 8| giyg o 07 the New Jeruealem from Heaven?”| |10 p. m.—Choral Singers. D | [ 10:10 p. m.—String ‘quartet 10:20 p. m as WEAR WIEN —Cincinnati—123 Saturday, Brown 9:15 pom 30 p. m hurch Choral Singers | W SAT—Cincinnati—326 | saturday { $:45 p. m—Children's story Saturday. | 9 p. m.—Chime concert. St o 9:15 p. m.—Bicycle Sextet, | I oalatheid forecnel | 10 p. m.—Weekly News Rovisw m.—Popular numbers ey S m.—Seamon's orchestra. |4 5y idnight cntertainers "‘, I‘:”“' reports 1 m.—Freda Sanker'a Toad- —Tiedtime story stool orchestra “Animal Avia m.—DProgram ladelphia—3509 | | WIP—| ors,” hy American WSB—Atlania—128 Saturday. Milstead Rrass Band m.—Hired Hand program sunday. yterian church 110 p. m 12:45 p 111:05 p. m.—Organ recital. Sunday. m. vice from the Holy | Trinity chu 9:20 WMC—Memphis—199 aturday. p. m.—Memphis Dlect 11:30 p. m.——Musi KTHS—Hot Springs—3 “Saturday. 10:40 p. m.—Waterloo Fiddle Band 12 p. m.—Arlington dance orchestra announced WFI—Philadelphia—395 Saturda 6 p. m.—Roy Elrac's orchestra 6:20 p. m.—Basehall scores. 6:30 p. m.~Bellevue Stratfo 7 p. m.—Bedtime stori Sunday. 8 p. m.—Talk, Citizens' 10:40 p. m.——Classics ‘Training Camp association. 12 p. m.—De Soto Garden orchestra, p. m.~Health talk. 20 p. m—29th annual meeting of American Academy of Politi- al and Social Scienc l1am 10:30 m orch WBAP—Fort Worth—176 Sunday -Midnight Frolie. WOO—Philadelphia—508 Sunday. 50 p. m.—Sunday school exercises -Sacred recital on \Wana- RF\F—Shenandoah—266 Saturday, Scoteh Program “oncert Sunday, m.—Golden Rule Cir m.— 5:30 p. m.- 6 p.om 11 p. m.— maker organ. 3 p. m—P church . ‘o P esoyierian “hristian church W LIT—Philadelphia—3985 Sunday. | Florentine Instrumental WOC—Davenport—181 Saturday. 8:59 p. m.—~Tit. Sunday school lesson 11 p. m.--"Zal" Grotto of Maline 1 a. m.——LeClaire hotel orchestra Sunday. m.—Church services | 1 m.—Palmer Sym- pho | 6 p. m.—Beny. Franklin concert orch WPG—Atlantic City—209 10 p | saturday. :45 p. m.—Organ recita 7 p m.—Knickerbocker musi A p.m Littie dinner = L WDAF—Kan<as City—385 Saturday. m.—Schoo!l of the son's message. Tell-M Traymors 10 p. m.- Young and his enter-| S p tainers, and Joe. Connor, tenor. m.—Knicke dance orch.| Lady. Trianon ensemble. Sunday. 45 p. m.—Nighthawk Frolic. Three m.—Crgan recital lance orchestras. ~Community service, va | recital at 8t ensemble Gay 11 p WHAS—Touisy ille—100 Saturday Merry Makers'| g solos, Base- WCAE—Pittshurgh—162 | Saturday. RSD—St. Louie—545 | Jinner concer sSatnrda Kaybhee Grand Cen olice reports. 58, [ - ih lance music, ott Fam rie = Sunday. ROA—Denyer—326 service, Jos Mann's orch Sunday KDKA—Pittshurgh—309 — Saturday. KGO—Oakland—381 I eball scores, Saturday $ p. m.—Bas:ball | 12 Junior High schoo 9:15 p. 1 Christian Lay- sts men’; - 0 3 Henry Halstead's orch 30 p. m.—Last minute helps to the Sunday. Bible school teacher 1 & stian 8§ 9:45 p. m.—Westinghouae p. m.—Time signais all scores. Sunday scoros. 2 Bandl N ocal t05am nee chureh \Weather, | - Jas | KGW—Portland. Ore.—191 Saturda 45 pm e saghl 1 end Presbyterian church ki » M ah UIrgan recita orchestra m Services of the an ¢ Serviess of the Shady Sunday, neil of Churche Caha gram 1 p. m—Colburn Opén Forum Eaet End Christian church PWX—Havana—100 Saturday WGY—Schenectady—380 2 p. M —Faustno Alvare: Saturday. Ren Bernie's o Satarday. of F &' church and oners CNRO—Ottawa—i38 Saturday Redtime story Chateau Laurier . Variety program dance m 11 a rat Unit society, All fou —~WGY Symphony orch P Address, James Drain Nat, € nmander Air Legion p. m.—Servi A Sou's’ tarian chur % p. P m udlow 330 p.om.- »om orchest roncert | Laur-| fer sie Uni- Patents Issued to Connecticut People LS (List furnished by the WTAM—Cleveland—389 Harold G. Manning, saturday Shoe Store, 211 Main er con | Britain), Charles H. N to Norton C Headstock- orch 1frey Wiz m.—Hotel Commodore Violin recital by 1 lcast by also 1 office of Walk-Over street, New Art Hers | signor -C00 Mass. WEAR—C ey eland —388 Sunday t 1 -Organ resita Miz pm Snaps and snap hooks | city, !ing | chara | listencra by son | meeting } RADIO NEWS NOTES “Honor Dwight” w threeeact | comedy by Meredith and Kenyon | Nicholson, will be presented by the WGY Players on I'riday evenlog of | next week, Tt is the story of Honor Bright, & young lady who attempts | to earn her way through college as a book agent, Rosaline Green. In the title role, has a part admirably sulted to her personality, und Ten Eyck Clay as Dick Barrington, a youth secretly cngaged to a chorus girl, Is sure to increase the number of his radio-made friends. Frank Oliver will play one of his favoritc roles—that of a bishop 3O The Childs Cup the Harlem ernoon, May light saving time, will be broadeast by WIZ of New York city and WGY of Schenecetady, Columbia, Penpsyl- vania and Princeton shells will he entered in the competition, and the race will be described from a motor boat following closely in the wake of the fraglle craft. Aboard {he motor hoat will be a transmitter and the short wave signals smiitter will be WJIZ and transmitted Schenectady, Race to he river 23, at on Saturday aft- o'clock, day from picked by this up wire to G0 The outdoor music season will he iraugurated by WNYC, New York tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'eclock, when it will broadcast a concert from the Mall, Central park The organization whick N t an ¢ dors, mi Ambas: under the direction Katzman, Subseauent te this first Sunday affair other musi- cal ofterings will follow closely. « .. that Louis The great stress those 1n | dred years ago. | Rala charge of the leading radio stations | lay upon the stringent requirement is well known among the prominent radlo artists, TReeentiv one of the regular staff WO, Davenport( an unpleasant traffic of barely escaped® the haste erview hecanre with police of his Western and Southern |that sehiedules hagin on the second | entertainers at | in getting to the studio in time for | a sehedule. Arriving in his aute at the Palmer he noticed by the large cloek outside that had heen detained lenger than he should have heen b a friend and that a minute in WOe studios on the schaol, Without thou umped out which at that moment parked in the mid- lle of the troliey Jeaving the eng to a few hystand was not acquainted, the car for him He schoo! I he had less than which to the reach the roof garden of further of the car, car tracks, and running. . with whom he to park he called even the sty with not for by arrived at dio s to spare an cord maintained enviable re promptness. far wWOor, but i spotless page fly cost him his gome lnose change statio down at the ent Dawes is a politician and sol- Melody in A Major” has through several stations It 13 the only com- Vice as er. His Presi musi well as a as a violin solo. position of his in published form ol sl Thornton Fisher, writer and cartoonist taining thousands of radio fans from broadcasting &tation WAHG, Rich- mond Hill, Long Tsland, every Mon- jav, Wednesday and Friday eve from 7:30 to 7:45. Mr. Fi all the importa ents of cast h the is now the L poriable broadcaster WGMU and tel the radio audience just what is do- WGML will “throw” stories Fisher to WAHG WROQ at Richmond Hill where the twin Grehe stations wi the rvents as Thornton the sport S rebroadeas Fisher tell the story . wial suc as Uncle Ril féa Westinghouse | eas roadeasting Sweet Meadows, one of the adio characters of etation WBZ. who has heen enter- | taining the ing t mitab Considering the 6l has been on the air pid rise to radio stardom and widespread arity ighou New England, Canada and the mor listan plares wit tratin of WB remarka pop thr His me Weatinghouse 1 his po home!y time Ya kee p o possess but ilosophy of a asing voi to broad R sntertaing the K Ago casting. Un 1080 beau! melo to writing and composing for the sole entertainmen North American ro in the alsn w many ‘o in Sweet hat Yan ta his intere. \ea o ea philosophy whie ng and amu: ment has faror Byt Sraet Meadows, the town which furnisheas Uncle Rill's anecdo the imagination. But this in which the the old hitching p and his rural vons is s Verma the setting o s a figme count st, a880C store, and comy Lroadcas's many abouts of th roug . 80 intere 2 me- ngand r Although 1 [ mous t Y| Atianti not content She won the Baltimore Sun correspondent in Ger impr with us will not pers | istence s true iden- | writ iracter knows lif Kknow 1t I's uncestors s . where he nearly three | e has been in ale| walk of lite even 10 a| cowboy in Weat and a guide | moeng foothills of the Rocky Mountains. He tain ¢ yout} was with o Unele Bill's modesty WBZ Lt e apurs mit tity a8 few people cver ¥ Yankes, Uncle B tled in New K makes hils home to disclosc r on this « a8 A war and Russin Kussia now | a daring jou Manchuria author of scveral wol including “Unfinished 1 Prison” and Dragon Typlea W Later she travelled ule ney across ( hune und Blboria, 8 Kiic most every Marooned the has | foun young by p into his| oy, it is the waters from this| WwRNY, New York city hat Unele Bl tries to give |y Gilson Willets zhhors™ during hia regu- | or Giatjon WOS, Jof nin | and later oper amount of mall which} or woiion WOC at D kly further at | Mr. E. W, Novy, former popularity ator at Station WSUI, adows gadiian Lot M ds of - bitterncss erce tochnical staff heart, and tain t esday ¢ broadd (or of Sweet M 1tless hundr § after eac ormer| il trans-A J., and trans-Atlantic M rked from all parts of t und C a. Young ust and shut-l | velu Bill and many pondents have resorted to poc \ly means of expressin sreciation for this later supe the stati Mr opera “hatham, DeMelle WMAF 5 1150 of t Col. Green's Dartmoy Ma Everyone of thiese popular men former experience marine other lLrancl radio « or, 'l experic ars, 4| ator or in e | mercial inors] total cor as! actly thirty-nine y the lieved to le practical in the countr the 1 wve been r m the ocean 1 arriving recently essful recoption of program which was broadeast by WG viathan on night of April 30 for the purpose of | perience of experimenting in navy entertainment to ships at sca ari and merela have which hat the ut to the jence of 4 The exper ¢ the 1 ombin rom the ! kL2 1 boys the broadcasting of | army marine, acropla . railroad train, resea Natance ental, amateur and broa repor corge Wash- every ficld coml noted when fhat this time was conce gton, on which 1 veniitadiim passer | i eg out at s K | f this Jgram v they| perier suid, came through with WRNY arity, through the loud takes to the air the gocial hall of the lin | the month of J rived here on May § | . . The American-Palostin maiden trip fr >ublishers, 1160 heard the ™ E ¢ 0 miles out. T f t 81 to the entire sometim Preside Art 4 iety of Composcrs, A concert ate \ WEAF, New York ™| Washington, I. ( dence \ass in 1 ctor N.oT WAl WOTS, Wor urkh, Pa from 9 about 500 n other well, all he undertaki WwJ project was the joint plan of 1100 p. m., castern 7 WGBS and the ted Stat 3 night L or the suc WCAE, F Detrait, Mich ook of The certain wert's memor v Augustus again in port in t pected that similar siil be made, aram, which is b filvio Hein wi his f inelu ndeed The musicia Charles Gounod, will be from WGBS, New night at 9 30 o'clock, presentation will be es of specially grand operas. J'alian newspaper D'America iroadeas York, tomorrow p This opera and others, a cting the one of the adapted radio at eponsored by the ‘orriere con famous Sousa, Hugo R dix, Henry Hadlry O 430 Paul Whiteman ous orchestra sucl and others will Rudolf Frin many other WHAS, Journal and | far Louistille Times station han Franko an ville, Kentucky, wil Kentucky Derby by trom the ( the Courict Lou broadcast remots Downs race trach cont hurchil this a o'clock tim 399.5 m noo wa and it is probable powerful able to sed wil some of the this ecity will reach to that atation, in spite of t that the sun will be shining at Station WDAF Star, the Ka recently hroadcast a from the 101 Ranch and | Wild West show as it was staging program in that city. A mi phone was carried by nouncer to the prog. aors s cireus am various where it was plugged The acts were describ Retween the acts musi nished hy the ope The entire prog ansmitted over about ne svires were heing put on familiar steam ca am was six miles of from the cire £ in the &sction o City, s 1o the Radio is solvi lem for d raising ¢ Mou olde nmunities territe Syn me lette s s to KOA, at Denve cate o e Srant ae long as KOA 17 progra riay usiast wri ‘olo.. co most suce 11 last « of KOA a K " reads a poster ady i, “Musi Joe Mar amous Rainhow-Tane day par Panama to Protect Its Friendly Tnd m S to 12 o ama. M AP - Th mbers point 0 arrance sp roadrasts as approximately Zdvancel otie itlan billad ks as 1 ing title oadcast g (May from WOI flappers sharps among Harrison ions sociely ex un then many A in me William is combined Herbert Wi | ight sas vow oni cicty famous ians Through The Static ing | the most ns we wod to be AR one o ory have i ) ¢ harmony and les nolse that rapt numbers of ams the watchword of nd we the following I Like You Hest You in My Dre Good.” Then and warred progri istened in DR, ALVIN JOHNSON ON FOREIGN TRADE There's Big Problem There, Speaker Says i baby own the 4l policy becatl postpon hospita time.” & conntrics arger measie Their need spondinzly up our he in pro- o n I at home studio of WTIC, Trish dequately provided and might probably policy of incre | investments. would be preparing position of inter- with all the position resourc: over- it lay nig and a lar E E ati o e found Vortu in elearly mer worl idenes ately its capital. Tt of profitablc invest- ccordingly, its sufficiently temporary investments, maining adual liquic only through of imports when- of international ily in eur favor.” RECEPTION TO NEW PASTOR Mrs, W, nerson rinity Methodist FUR STORAGE 2% SAFETY with SERVICE EVERY warm day means serious damage fo yeur furs. before hurt Store them carly, heat or moths can them. We clean them —hang them separately in our vaults insured against fire, moths and theft. During the sumier repairs will be by skilled workmen at special rates. made Extimates on request EDW. M: = Est. 1899 170 MAIN ST. Tel. 618