New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1925, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, )¢ oy OCTOBER She Charms Europe VOICES IN THE AIR MONDAY, TONIGHT, Whiteman's, and, rkland's, DANCE MUSIO 8.9 WMAK—W, 06 WHN-—Rose 00 WGCP WHN-—S8wanee, 9:06 WOKO—BiIl Hubing's, 0:00 WLIT—=Dance musi 100 WJAR—Robt, Pa WAHG—Glenn Smith's, ers'. 16 n Bernie's WHAZ WP Arcadians, Dance music Ge Dance Danee Vincent ~Connic's waGep 00 WOO -1 WGR music musi Lopez's, musle. 2100 WGCP EVENING PICK Radio | tinues tonight til early in the morning. DX f n tune on on some of the Nhigh-power stations. Eastern Time. 3 DI rmo| entertainment KDKA WIR (517) 7 WEAR (350.4) WGY (370.5) Mary Zoller, Wilcox, plar WTAG (268.6) tions. WBRR ( ertal WBZ ( WCAU ( entertainment, WEAF (492) Music by A Gypsles. Rebroadeast by (472), WIJAR (305.9), 508.2), WCAP (469), (3 7) and WSAT WHNY (258.5) musical selecti WAHG (316) 12 program. r concert, ostru, I'h —FProgram by Erlau iter music, ophonist; 8—Musical en- §) 9—Variety musican 9~ and P, WEE W00 wWwiJ 10:15—Popular Special midnight Central Time. (365.6) 8—Address by Her- of WDAF bert Hoover, merce. WLW (422.3) by Crosley KSD (45.1) music. KTHS (3 ) Concert by Arlington orchestra. KPRC (206.9) 10—Frank Tilton, totally blind “wonder boy pianist” WKRC (246) 11—Program under auspices of Robert Bentley Post, American Legion, Mountain Time. KOA (322.4) 8:10—=Studio program featuring the lives and works of Robert Schumann and Franz Shubert, compogcrs, Pacific Time, §—Altha Montague El 1to; Joseph Lyons, arct: Arpin, violin secretary com- §—Concert program Solon orchestra. 9—Program of negro 9 New KFI (467) liott, cont tenor, and M ist. (All Programs on Kastern Standard i Timc.) WTIC—Hartford—175 :30—Dinner musi, Kmil Heimberg- Holel Bond Trio. Weather report. "alk, §—Dinner music continued WBZ 6:30—Organ recital Ly Tige, broadeast dircct Capitol theater. arket reports from the baritone; Mabel accom panist. orchestra Bennett 7:30—Capitol theater §—To be announced, 8:30—Lyman 1B, Cozzens, #0108, I'rench- English anged by Julictt 10—Weather repor 10:05—Teo Relsr wick orchestra whistling ar- program louie, Hotel DBr WIZ—New York—155 cing returns, FOR SALE Three Family House Woodland condition COX &DUNN 272 Main Fine FARMS BUILDING LOTS INVESTMENT PROPERTY Read the CLASSIFIED ADS on the PRECEDING PAGE runs- on|, 9—Music by gypsies, 10—"Your Hour.” 10:30-11:30—Ben Bernle's orchestra WGBS—New York—316 a Geebee, remier orchestra. orge Jessel, songs and talk, 7:10—~Fremier orchestra, v York—526 Plano recltal Elementary B=Un erman lessons. man lessons, Pollce alarms Ratanic Ramblers, 30—Frances Mayer, soprano, Harold F. Noble, tenor, #:20~Caramine Copoloa, flutist, —Lawrence McCarthy, baritons, 56-~Caramine Copoloa, flutist 10—Lawrenca McCarthy, baritone. 10:10—"James W. Riley,” Charles Kemble weath . George dance orc WHN—New York—361 Lesta MelLd 6:40—"Sunshine Marlboro State orel " H. B, eland danee orc 6:30 cstra Entertainers, orchestra v and Rusgell, Cowan's Entertainers. Trio, and Mrs, 10—Hartnedy Mrs Leo Wood, recltal ue and or (midnight)—Ted Lewis' orch, o 11:30—Res 12 WRENY—N York—259 —Jimmy Lent's danc Whose Birthday Today?" —Tclegraph sport flask Commerce of the Lent's dance orch Geography series, ~FFerrucel's orchestra :05—"Fvolution of sounds of Trel; inters' series, :40—Ferrucci's orcpestra :45—"Jazzing Naila." Materials in Egerimenting.” Musie travelsue, 20—T.ouise Vermont's songs, 9:40—The Jazz Negro. 9:45—Ukulele Bob McDonald. 10—The Poetry Post, 5—'"The Body,” Dr. Bolton ~The Banjo Boys. 11:15—Radio theater players “Nothing But the Truth." in WFBH—New York—273 §—Daisy Turchin, soprano. Raymond's orchestra. Midnight Rendezvous, WMCA—New York—341 ~Olcotr Vail's Ensemble, —Ernie Gold orchestra, by music. s Joseph B. McKee, Dellerson, baritone man Weinsteine, violinist, nder Dellerson, baritone. —Heiman Weinsteine olinist. 9—Lecture on Christian Sclence, Salem A, Hart. Harvey Officer, rtainers, rger. tenor Jack Cohen, pianist, WOKO—New York—233 Anna Diamond, pianist, -Walter Maurice, ukulele, —Samuel Spoor, violinist. 0% Martin Wa 9:05—Bill Hubing i WHAP—Brooklyn—210 Dinner conc WEBRR—S Jubilee Entertainers, 1 News Digest. R 1 Fntertainers Bible instruction. \-=I'red Franz, tenor. —Jubilee Entertainers, WAHG—Richmond Hill—316 Emma Ko soprano. v and Steele, Trio, songs. —Trainmen's Trio. orchestra | | 10—~Marimba Horaee Taylor, reader mma May, Heagney and Steele I'rio. rainmen’s WOR—Newark—105 “Words —Shelton Mispronot tinner musl Bill Wat rte Edward Bierstadt, editor Ballin and Race, duo, Wm. W. Lockwood, violinist 15—Hallin and Race, duo, | 10:30—Aret Slater's 1 yor of Tin P'an Al Allermen Newark— “Al Re DeRienzo, pianist. 40-—Tobh Ward's Little orchestra Wards, WAANV—New Goldfar estra AIHER BATTERIES Auto Electric Service C. A. ABETZ Tel. 2860 114 FRANKLIN SQ. [ [ | 8—"8hort Agro.Waves." 8:16~=Concert orchestra, 8:30—Artist recital, 9—Stanicy theater review; symj gan recltal 10~ 10: moving ony oret pleture stra; or- ance orchestra, 30——Vandoville 11:46—Jimmy Jo \tures, ' Bynce WIP—Philadelphin—508 6:05—Dinner music. 6:45—Produce Market Reports, T—Bedtime sto dancing lesson WOO—Philadelphia—508 Dinner music. Musical program from New York Strand theater §:30—Vee Lawnhurst, 8:45—Walter 9—Music by Gypsies. 10—"Your Hour," Ben Bernie's orchestra Dance music, s planist Preston, baritone, 1 WCAU—Philadelphia—278 ~“Musie Appreeiation." Instrnmental Trio. Amsterdam Girl, inny Dougherty and Travaline, JTames Lou Jaffe's Collegians, WPG—Atlantic Clty—300 Organ recltal tlo, —"World-wide Excursions.” Studio program. rt orchestra ndio program. ).~Dance lestra Freedman 50Ng8 T:30-~I"aghion Revue, §—8easide Trio WGY—Schenectad y—380 30—Dinner program, 0—Maly Zoller, xylophe lau Wilcox, pianist. Duets for twe pianos WRW-—Tarrytown—273 —Children’s stories, program program. WGR—Buflalo—319 6:20.7:30—Concert from Show. 9-10:30—Concert from Radio Show. 11-1 a. m.—Supper music. Radlo WHAM—ROochester—278 T—Theater orchestra, 7:30—Weather forecast; markets WHAZ—T10y—380 rt by artists, Danee 9-—Coner 130 music, WMAK—Lockport—266 M. Whiteman's Sercnaders, WIAR—Providence—306 ry time. Talk. WEEI—Boston—319 Lost and f weather, g Brother club. Eoprano I. Garfield Stone, ~Health talk. A—Gypsies tenor. 1 hand and orchestra WNAC—Boston—280 6—XKiddies Klu 6:30—WNAC dinner dance L. Rogers interviewed 5—Copley Plaza orchestra. lith Robl: Trio. 0—Musical p WTAG—Worcester—268 lier. _Stath \ —Concert pr WCAP—Washington—i69 t hour. KDEA—Pittshurgh—300 Dinner musi Children's period International Art.” appy Home hour. WCAE—Pittshurgh—161 Dinner ¢ ert. y—Uncle Kaybee. ne Alline theater, WaADC —A\T\:u—; 0.—390 Dinner concert. WE \I(—Tl;‘l‘lmul—.’u\ll Allen theater program WT \\l——:l leveland—390 Da isie. WERC ‘7 incinnati—326 o m anc WSAT—Cincinnati—326 by Gypsic WELW—Cincinnat i—122 trical » WIR-—=Detre it—517 WWJI—Detrolt—353 1 Gypsies WREO—Tansing—386 WMAQ—Chicago—118 lon of the was six miles 10, READ THE HERALD CLASSIFILD ADs FOR YOUR WANTS it improved night, lue to outside very weak. It imposs to bring in Chicago or any of stations out that Last in with an aw [ otherwise ree € a flop. Ther e have hes zo slati came ful bang, n was som pienty o | and | Saturd { worth all we games hy th | ed) in on | had lots of fun bl stations and 1 afternoon paid score (no dials, in the v camr th ng parts JAR, Pr Wi | some of W dence, chool classi | bei y in around; WNAC, Boston, and cester, sent out the Holy Cross-H rd game, and WDWI, a8 on the air with ages game Yrs, nectady, and WJZ broan me ~hoo! which the WBZ, also castir Dame battery We r noon with W 10 he first ti ave m 1cer was istening to, s announce name of ¢ nd the nar WIAR n oy 1 WGY. WDWI, ployed in t on ham MacN trumpetor 1 tr the | iy ons | bt ar- |y, of Al ar- | Providenc H ex-| ¢ scem 1 et himse [rene Von Palesthy, well-known American and Hungarian social favorite, whose beauty has set the European social world afire, and her dog, *“Biscot.” regular Sunday ernoon group o ter than WCBD, linois rumpet work 1struments w. nia us to WPG, quartet at- Atlantic City, with ities Dot ssador th con iter am last Uomer, eon- | of rendered " Tler work | imous ibition of the orch sang the Sometime amm's orc ne in some ien that musi K Arch WALETT ¥ Toster's Hall Is Your Furnace and | Stove Smoke Pipe 1 Ready for the Winter? We ca The demand already outstripped all previous: records. Motor car buyers who seek for Ford cars has Touring 290 F. O. B. Detroit beauty and comfort are finding the improved Tourin Car exactly suited to their desire. See this goo d looking car at the nearest Authorized Ford Dealer’s. 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