New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1925, Page 18

7:26—~Addrese by Frank D, Water- man. 7:46—Kiddy light opera dances, L orchestra, TUESDAY, iow to Avold Auto Accl- DANCE MU TONIGHT, 8:15 WBZ—Hector's, WEBJ—International, WCAU—BIilly Hayes's WIiP—Pagoda Maytlower, —Harry Ash's, Meyer Davi Goldel )—"Plrates of Penzance,” Parker Singers. Light opera ensemble. n Trio. Roee Mme. 10 'he Mald,"” and “The ¢ culpture.” Man's Swifte Mes- 11:00 110 10—"Current Theater.” 11—"Town Reviews," Beau Broad- I'HE EVENING PICK, Grand opera aud opera con- certs will be featured by broadcast- ing stations tonight. In addition, many dance orchestras will fill the alr with nony. Eastern Time (461.3) 6:30—Dinner i—Olcott Vail's )—Frank Gibbla's orghestra, T—Jack Wilbur's “Personalities.” $—Daveh Morel, soprano. Sheppard Knapp musicale. nkman, planist, y and Steele, songe. | Shankman, planist. Agnes Macpeake, soprano, aritone, ke, soprano. baritone. WCAE, con- cert. WIR (b ) WTIC (476) $—Studlo concert. WREO (285.5) 8:15—Band concert. WHBZ (338.1) 8:10—Charles R, Hec- tor's orchestri KDKA. ) 8:30—Concert, WEAI' (492) 8:30—"The Gold Dust ins,” y Hour" and i gran! opera, “Samson and De- WLWI—New York—288 lilah." Rebroadcast from WELEI ra Dunn, soprano €476), WL (3 5 Morine Louden, violinist. WGR (519), stion Box,” the Rev, J, M, (484), WIAR (416.4), WSAT (3 WRNY (268.5) ensemble. WIP (508 ber. WCAU popular song write WEAR (380.4) Girl,” WMCA 11— Ernie Go! H "Qu Gillis 8:45—Organ solos, 9—Sa 65.9), 9). Light T'ather Finn. a Dunn, €oprano. 15—Talk, “Citizenship.” Morine Louden, violin 5—Talk, opera num- Link, WNYC—New York—>526 rket high spots, lians, alarms. adians. 2 Reynolds, recitations, Josef Wohlmann, pianist. Choir of Temple Emanuel; antor Sol Iuchs, baritone; Can- tor Louis Waldman, tenor. 10:10—Health talk, Bohemian Lavner, 0—Royal Soclety —Orchestra selec- tions. Central Time. §—Popular program, §:20—The Lyric Male Quartet. KPRC (296.6) 8:50—Frank Tilton, totally blind wonder boy planist. WOC (484) 9—DMusical program. KTHS (874.8) 10—Dance sclections. WBBM ( ) 10—Musical entertain- ers, WOAW (526) man and his O KYW (536) 11:3 WHN— and orel : 7:30—Oakland's Chatean Shanley. —Leroy Montesanto, tenor, —Henrietta Turner, songs. 30—Miller, Piotti and Val, songs. s—eBilly Wood's Hntertainers, 9:15—S8tecle and Hegmey, songs. 9:30—Philip Pelz, cornetist. 46—Jack Smith, baritone, i1—Caravan orchestra. 11:30—Rodeo orchestra. 12——Kentucky R > and orchestra. | 10:50—Herb Feler- Jala orchestra. — Midnight con- | WEBJ—New York—! 7 Jarnett's ‘orchestr 7:45—Michele Boutempo, arfas, | | 8-—Railroad Talk, Garrow T. Geer. | 8:10—Henryetta Turner, ukulele §:20—TInternational dance orchestr: studio program. 73 1| program. WTIC—Hartford 8:30—1Hlub Restaurant 7—Russell tenor. 7:20—Dinner music. $—Male quartet, ladies’ quartet and | orchestra. ) 9—Musi Jesser, WHAP—Brooklyn—2 10 6-7—Dinner musie. WBZ—Springfield 8:30—1 7—M WOR—Newark—105 “Words Mispronounced.” ports,” BIll Wathey. fan in the Moon" stories. 1 dinner mus WAAM—Newark—203 Blackstone orcliestra. contralto. o Reisman’s Ens rket reports. wsical programi. \arles Heclor's orchestra. violinist. u hour, cw York—155 racing returns. . University course, jan Wolt Hounds.” 4 Vanderbilt Concert orchestra.| ¢ §—8cotes, racng retuirns, 8:05—Mus 9 ‘Princeton Football Team 9:20—Warner Hawking, planist. 10—Over even Se 10:30—Y len Bataille, soprano Lester Coburger, pianist. 30—Mannel Ravello, tenor, 5 piantst. ~Violin, harp and piano, —Manuel Ravello, tenor. 11k on New Jer McWalters, songs. flower orchestra. WAy WOO—Philadelphia—508 Saxophonc § jor Trio, mounced a 10—To he )—*“Trip 1 tion,” Ired o 8: 1o Turner, 7 WIP—Philadelphia—508 “Joe Ray's Night Hawks. all and Birthday List; WEAP—New York—192 6—Dinner music. 7—Lillian Miller 2:10—Columbia | 7:30—Dayis Saxophone Octette, $—Financlal Events. 8:10—Ross Gormun's orcheatra Twins. Hour pEY 8ONRS. tt Lester, critic versily Lecture. iRer 8. M. ab, O——Artist recital. A novelty -*Emo’s Movie Broad w players. ‘;‘““" goda orchestra, —Eveready 10—Grand Delilah.” -12—Meyer Davis' o WGRS—New York—316 6—Uncle Gee Samson 11 estra nd opera WELIT—Philadelphia—395 Dream Daddy. )—Plays and players re ling. iona view soprano. AP WOCAU—Philadelphia—278 Recital. 1520 atic Cty—300 “Polly w York WERNY—Ne WGY—Schens BUILDING LOTS INVESTMENT PROPERTY Read the CLASSIFIED ADS . on the PRECEDING PAGE The ORIGINAL \ £Malted Milk \ Safe Milk and Diet . Forinfants, Invalids, 2 The Aged estible=No Cooking, veid lmitations = Substituter & operatic | 7 f—Dinner NEW BRITAIN WGR~Buffalo—319 O—Dinner music. 8-11—Program same as WEAF, WHAM—Rochester—278 Jastman theater orchestra, 180—Weather forecast; market. T 14 WiAR—=Providence—306 (—Mus program, 0—Gold Dust Twins, Hour." a | | [ 9="Eveready ! —— WEEI—=Boston—349 A Ruben, soprano rman's orchestra 0=Gold Dust Twine, Iy 1 SR oss ( 10—Opera WNAC—Boston—280 WNAC dinner dance. —Talk by Thomas C. O'Brlen. 45—The Somerville Players. $:15 American orchestr: from the radio show. Boston WOTS—Worcester—268 Same as WEAF, Washington—169 orchestra. -11 WRC—' = ion 9:80—Musical pro| Seas—Havana' 10:30—Spencer Tupman's orchestra KDKA—Pittshurgh—309 —Dinner concert, —Children's perlod. —"Modern Physies." —World crusie by rado; orch. )—Concert from Grand theater WCAE—Pittsburgh—161 —Dinner concert. Kaybee, —DProgram from WEAR. frlh i | WADC—Akron, Ohio—258 | Hour of, musie. tudio program, WTAM—Cleveland—380 t —Orches! Cleveland—390 n recital, sco hour, ocw's theater program, WSAI—Cincinnati—; Chimes concert. iveready hour. | 10—Instrumenta | e WLW—Cln, ~Tustrumental —Orchestral nnati—122 trio. novelty; Lyric :40—"Hello o, 0-—Formica orch WERC—( ists's # wennatl—326 WaIR—Detroit—>517 stra; enaders and sololsts, Oreh 8ol nists, WWJI—Detroit—517 6—Dinner concert, §~—Program from W AF, WREO—Laning: soncert. $:15—Band al pra 38 me —Melody 1ks Lntertainers, Your Hour League, WMAQ—Chicago—H18 le orchestra. ram, isters, Side University ~Mayflower ights: €on of Chicago, Choir MADE A NEW WOMAN OF HER | That Is What Lydia E. Pink- ham’sVegetableCompound Did for Mrs. Jenkins Middleport, Ohio. - ‘I am going through the Change of Life and I am taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound for the troubles that come at tha i ot so run- could scarcely do my work and I keep 2 rooming house and have a family of cight to take care of. A friend told me about theVeg- etable Compound and it has made a new woman of me. T keep it in the house all the time now and won’t be | without it. My weight got down to 90 pounds and now it s 152'5 pounds. I give the Vegetahle Compound the praise and hope that women will real- ize the good in it.”’ — Mrs. MYRA JENKINS, 593 North Front Street, Middleport, Ohio. Over 200,000 women have go far re- plied to this question, “‘Have you re- ceived benefit from taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound?” 98 out of every 100 of the replies say “Yes," and because the Vegeta- ble Compound has been helping other women 1t should help you. For sale by druggists everywhere. SMOKE PIPE REPAIRS NEW BRITAIN SHEET METAL WORKS E. J. GOOBY & SON 356 So. Mein St. | in Washing DAILY HERALD, TUE WLS—Chicago—315 1:156—Organ; story; trlo, KYW-—Chicago—536 concert, Musical program, )—Iarm speeches; musical ivening at Home," 0o—Applesauce Club, WGN—Chleago—370 Dinner music, The classle hour. nce musie, WORK—Chicago—217 T—~Artists. Rushmore Ensemble Singer SDAY, OCTOBER 13, 192 played “Alous At the station faded out for announcer was talking tellow who was listenir broken leg. No, e don't We mcan that he had a | and was listening in on h of course. Don't he so dumb! anyway, the announcer said I golng to make peclal effort please the little boy, and ho had the play some special num- for him (the little boy), 'I | 1ave a reel, honest-to-goodness an- nouncer at that station, anyway. doesn't make much of a holler ahout he does, but neither did An irew Carnegle, . bl while. ut a littl in with Last," radio se W a orchiestra what We ran into WQI—C 8—Dinner concert, ! Skylarks. nger Hour, Rainbow m.—The ( WCBD—Zion—315 Junlor Chorus and artists. ; WOC—Davenport—184 —Musical program. g—Everead 10—Musica KSD—St, Louls—515 T:45—Aberg's conc ensemble, WDAF—Kansas City—3066 ool of the Air, 16-2 a. m.—Nighthawk I'rollc. KFMX—Northfield, Minn,—3 b Piano lessons. apolis-St. Paul—116 cert. gram from WEAT. WOAW—Omaha—526 —Orec Radio review, | 10—Musi 11 program. “Rialto Alarm.” ot Springs—375 cello and pi dance mu WMC—Memphis—500 9:30—Musical program. 12—Midnight Frolic. f WHAS—Louisville—100 Zddie Rosson's orchestra. KPRC—Houston, Tex.—207 —Orchestra. —Piano so0los. 803 WEFAA—Dallas—176 -——Musicians. jestie Entertainers. . m.—Theater r Through the Static Last night was something better all around. Volume could not have | been better and, although there was some noise, there was no static at {all, as far as we could make out. | That noise we mentioned didn’t cut | any lce at all, with the volume whi | was present. Distant stations could { be brought in without much trouble {and the semi-locals were hitting 'em out like a straight eight | e WLW at Cincinnati fooled us for a time fnd we thought that WBZ had moved up to 423 meters, so loud did the Crosley station come in. The Times-Star orchestra dashed off some selections “Carmen,” in much the me n stations every- where ever off those | a Hopper, a sang “Croes and “Let Me .onger in Your A voice belng of a type especiall to listen to. He was accompan the r the from orcheatra. played selections Nanette.” v oe The dance orchestra grill of St. George in Brooklyn ent | us for a few minutes from WNY ; until the code aw e started | | to pound in. the clahorate I | is more ia out good har effor estras emp! many of the heavily scored or rge n the Bernie type, bu \d sedate, bringls 1onies with not so| 15 some of the big or- | After hearing hands with v, ) 80 ir 2tions, It was to hear the St.| a pleasant nove orchest | Personal item. Mr. and Mrs. Blank | somewhere down our w arrival of a new re 1€ | The child is a husky one and cries I'night. Wanted: one sawed off shot announce | e ative set. } { | | 1 has sunk back | of poor transmission absolutely hopeless modulation. | ec0o Reisman’s orchestra was a ngled up last night, rasping out a | » of numbers, among which | “Alone at L “Sentimental f 1 Had a Girl Like You" and wasn't the fault of through rot- t came WMBF ud enough Mian to p to p Reach came in vide good, llvely tition for WTAM, Cleveland. wood Hotel danc e Flee { other sclection. most volume and clarity | blues number ! man used to be, { brings ce orchestra ‘rln»n on each box, any drugstore. this time down at Ful n, Florlda, WGBU, ele's orche @ wouWl have becn good it the statlop wasn't so fuzzy. sounded like a saw mill. thing Is Hotsy Totsy Now" . WSAT at Cincinnati seemed to 1 broadeasting on two way night, We'll make that Here goes. WSAI United ving C: company, Ciu was broadeasting on two last evening, Why? that's your question. At ar , Wo heard the station on meters and then up on 428 meters The latter wavelength provided th ngths last | downright AXMINSTER AND Well, | VELVET by Sorrows” was sung whether a tenor or don’t know——no, and we b » e e We ended up the evening with a program by Ted Lewis and his band (|8 direct from one of the 1,764,551 nlght clubs in New York, “Jus around the corner from Iiroadway.” “I Like You Best of All" and some were the ty station was WHN volume, 1 o sclec- tlons we heard. T and it came In with lotisa Lewis' athletic clarinet wi inent as it shriel whin tled, san ased, howled, gulped, mc ed, and snored through the microphone. Th E only one thing we don't like about | Ted’s band. There's altogether {00 much Ted Lewis, He re's sn't seem to realize that some of the members of | his band might, by ome long chance, | be at least half as gdod he is. At} any rate, he might stop talking long ough for someone to hear what's going on. He's worse than Leo Reis- and, apparently the latter gentleman has wised up to] himself. But, you know these Europ- | ean tourists. | sy o Don't forget to! World Serie ¥ One thing mora. tell WTIC about the and answer those questions were in this column yeterday. you do want the series broadeast next year, don't you? If not, what| excuse are you going to have for|these? running out of the office every five| " “Thirty or forty a day.” minutes, There won't be y Tadio] Why cross the ocean to eat boiled set at the corner store to listen to, 1f ) majze in a Paris restaurant, con- there isn't any se cludes Midi. S . That's all for today, thanke! —P. E. L : e being the Tmperial to revert to American Appetite for Ear Corn Is Puzzling Oct, 13 (&) he Ameri appetitie for green corn, a delicacy almost unknown in Irance, caused the Paris, Midi to comment in a i aph that headed with the ch proverb “there is no arguing about taste anl color.” The head waiter of restaurant brings in with a weird dish which he lays before | fils American customers, observed Midi. He places before them gr white cylinders which the peopl from across the Atlantic seize and eat with relish “\What ever {s that they are 1\;‘(,‘ ing?” asks a Parisian. The waiter explains that it is boiled m: ize, H"% a green head to the Parisian and shows him the contents. l “And you are asked for many of | . | al game preserve olished because | 1family wishes them public use, and also to eliminate the rather heavy of keep- ing them up. 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