New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1925, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMB VOiCES IN THE AIR TULSDAY, DANCE MUSIC TONIGH1, 10:00 WNYC—Harry Ash's 1030 WIP—Pagoda. 10:80 WEAF—~Vincent Loj 10:30 WJZ—Mayflower . 10:30 WGBS—Arrowhead 10:30 WCAU—Billy Hay 111.1 '—Meyer Davi 00 avan, Ernle Golde 30 WHD WMC, Wp( 06 WRW :30 WFBH—Fordham 00 WHN-—Dance musi 100 00 NIGHT WRNY, oper WNYC 10, KDKA (526) §—Election tings from Ma ) §—World returns; .elect, Cruise Gree by Time Fiddlers. senator Schultz” T KTHS (375) 10 WLW (429) ¢ WTIC—Hartford—476 30—Dinner music, Hub Restaurant Trio, 5$—Weather T . planist. continued, sgram, Marchesi Li Quaitet. s Sokolof, violinist; hy, planist. Miss He Robert Austin Organ n E. Wheeler. WBZ—Springfield—333 -Leo Relsman's Hotel nsemble, Market reports. To be announced Lenox cial préogram caturing Charles R, Hector's or- feville direct from St, James' the- \ter, Boston. Tour. missing persons’ WIAR—Providence—306 oyd's orchestra, vinse ready Hou WEEI—DBoston—318 30—Big Brother club. 15=—Lost and Found; weather. 20—"Alr Lines,” G. W. Hamblin. arvard Observatory Talk, 5-11—Program same as WEAL. WNAC—DBoston—280 New radio club, —Dinner da —Talk, “IMorida.” oadcast . from theater. 15—Boston American orchestra. Somerville WTAG—Worcester—: me as W —New York—192 musie, v ancy McCord, soprano. 7:10—Columbja University lecture. )—Davis ophone Octet, orchestra. 5! P’rogram i dl Benedetto 10:30—Vincent Lopez's orehestra, r Davis' orchestra. assador Trio, From Babylon to Banking.” Adelaide Klein, contralto. w York—316 )—Roys' program 0—American Legion, Ehnhu ert orchestra. ational I rum. Honan, coptral nn er. | L1—Ernle Golder 8:30~ 8:40~1zzy Plpick's DI 9—Consonant Little § 9:10—Richard MeComb, readings. §:20=Leona Borroum, soprano. 4:30—~Consonant Little Symphc 9:40—Leona Borroum, soprano. 50—Consonant Little Symphony. i0==Rosarla Lizzo, alvatore Gloe, O—Joulns Stelncr, tenor, —Arrowhead Dance orchestra WRNY—New York— J:44—Election returns t} evening. 6:45—"Scholastlc Sports." 7—"Whose Birthday Today’ slegraph Sportflash.’ ommerce of the Day W Berles. )~""Theater Costume :45—Roosevelt concert orcl 8:16—Opera, *“The Mikado 4—"Routes to Florlda." weater Talk.” Sadrlan Trio. lexandro Zeltlin, I ve Luludyne,” Leon Adelman Current Theater.” 7:15=="C 11—"Town iu Review." WNYC—New York—520 7—Market high spots. T:10—Merr fughes’ Ramblers. ection returns and musical fea- tures. §:0b—Lawrence 80lo! 8:15—Irene Jones, soprano, Rudolph Joskowitz, violinist. Virginia Pinner, soprano. 9—Rudolph Joskowitz, violinist. §:15=—Virginia Pinner, soprano. 9:30—The Allan Trio, 10—Harry Ash's orchestra. 10:30—Police alarms; weather. 10:35—Harry Ash's orchestra, 10—Greetings from the Mayor-clect. Metcalf, whistle WMCA—New York—341 lcott Vail's String Ensemble. 5:30—Frank Gebbla's orchestra. —Jack Wilbur's Personalities. §—(George Remmel, planist, muel Heller, readings. May Singhi Breen, Peter de Rose, ‘Four Jack Roses.” Marion Lindsay v, soprano. gurope’s Chang ing Bounda- Hye Sorensen, baritone. 10:40~—Joyce Meredith, readings. orchestra. WEBJ—New York—273 Original Mobile Quintet, 3—Sara Turits, soprano. $—Rallroad talk, Garrow Gecr. H—Radio Chats. —Leon H. Fox, violinist. orman Hennegeld, planist. WFBH—New York: nita Bunn, soprano. be announced. Jossert Lumberjacks. Fordham Gardens. WHAP—Brooklyn—210 6-7T—Dinner music. WLWL—New York—288 $—Emile L. Fanning, tenor. « 0—WLWL Trio. —(Girace Liddane, soprano. Question Box. mile L. Fanning, —WLWL Trio, co Liddane, goprano. K on citizenship. John Zelman. tenor. ords Mispronounced. Bill Wathe 40—Man in the Shelton dinner musie. —News bulletin WAAM—Newark—263 m's orchestra, Iirown's orchestra, —Waldo Emery, aritone, Erv Bradiey, Clint B yianists, Evans, *“Motion WHEN DINE AT THE HONISS OYSTER HOUSE STATE ST. 25e. ik 22 il 81 Store Supply Under Grant = Also. Always 1ake Fresh Home Geo. A. Quivley 308 Main St. New Britain IN HARTFORD . 1o | Clint Bl ackwell ; W I—Philadelphia—395 0—Coneert orchestre Dan stra, @ orch: Orchestra, )-—The Gold Dust T Hour, Lopra's orel WLIT—Philadelphia—395 am Dad WCAU—Philadelphla—278 din Pui WOO—Philadelphin—a08 hiladeiphin—508 ght Hawks wWir— [ Joe T ! 8-9- { 10—Dance WRW orchestra, WGR—Buffalo—310 —Dinner musie, s-11=Program same as WEAF, WH A\ M—Rochester—278 7—Eastman theater orchestra, T:30—Weather forecast; market re- port. WRC—Washington—169 40 — “Show Shopping,” 1 Hall, Shoreham orchgstra Musicale, 4—Edison hour. he Grand Tour." ):30—W. Spencer Tupman’s snard KDEA—Pittsburgh—309 -Dinner concert, T:45—University add World crulse by orchestr; mphony orch.; solos, ncert 58, radlo; KDKA WCAE—PIlttsburgh—161 Dinner concert, T {aybee. xophone Octet ume as WEAT WADC—Akron, O.—253 WTAM—Cleveland—390 $—Orchestra, WEAR—Cleveland—390 T—Organ recita $—Radio artist vaudeville and music, soloists, , splofste, Detroit—517 | §—Dinner concert. | s—Program from WEAF. | | i WREO—Lansing—304 8:30— 10 7:30—Concert 8:30-10—Same as WE 10 G—Dinner coneert. |7 $:15—Band, glee club, artists, WHT—Chicago—400 T7—Classical 1. ers) Musica ntertainers. m.—Your Hour League. WMAQ—Chicago—118 : orchestra. y of Chicago, lectur rn Electric Quartet, WLS—Chicago—315 7:15-—0Organ; story; Indian mus KYW—Ch —Dinner concert. —Musical program by artis's 11—"Evening at Home.” WEBH—Chicago—330 Dinner concert. selections; -Dance music; entertain- 0—536 songs, 11-2 a. m nient. WGN—Chic: 30—Dinner music WENR—Chicago—266 , 7—Dinner concert. y-11—Popular 1 WQI—Chica; ylarks, Ginger Hour, 4—-Mandolin- WSAT—Cincin $:45—Chime ¢ | | tenor; Haw Anderson popular ¢ fian | and WLW—Cincinnati—12 spimienta Pancak Henry stories adapted ation Srehpat rm Pature 1 in gical episodes of WK RC—Cincinnati— ists’ programn WHAS—Louisville—100 WSn—Atlanta—128 WMC—Memphis—199 VAL € Org! 1 § 1 11 1 mu- | 1R WMBF—Miam| Beach—385 Fleotwood hotel dinner muslie. Weather, markets, police bulle- tins, news and sports, 10—Fred Alglers' dance orchestra and popular songs. WBAP—Fort Worth—476 The Wardway 4", vocal quar- tot. 0-—Abtists from the Collego of ustrial Arts, KPRC—Houston—207 §—Dance musle, Blllle Mack's orch. 9-10—Contralto and plano solos, adlo bridge lesson, WFAA—Dallas—176 orchestra from the w Baker hotel, ife insurance program, nrique Raspolo, violinist, . m.—Palace theater enterta KFNF—Shenandoah—266 §—Organ recltal, KMA—Shenandoah—252 May Flower orchestra, Ilo talk and songs. ver 10—Musical program by May's Man- dolin Musiclans. KOIL—Council Bluffs—278 ~Classical program by vocalists instrumentalists, Hospitals," talk by Dr. Her- man Von Schulte, 12—Dance musie, College Club orch. Davenport—184 ice news, weather and bulletins. ~Tedtime story. Musical studio. program from the WHO—Des Moines—520 —Raleigh quint ~Classics by the Bankers' Life trio. 2 Symphony orc! gram, ighthawk I'rolic, Plantation 1 Celeman's orch. Kuhn's orchestra, Kansas y club orchestra. KSD—St, Louls—515 5 0o0d Will" program through WEAF, New York, WOAW—Omaha—526 ther and Son .program no 80los. Alarm progran WCCO—Minneapolis—i16 . Paul Hotel orchestra. g ame as WEAF, 0—Grand opera, WHAD—Milwaukee—278 —Dance club orchestra. music KOA—Denver— :30—Brown Palace hotel string or- hest Times-News program 5 Silent KGO—Onkland—361 H-—News, markets weather. “Radio DLireczes,” newspaper columnist. 1:10—KGO Little Symphony Trumpet soloist scores, and by K, C. B, WHJ—Los Angels—105 To be announc m.—Art Hickman's rom Hotel Bil orchiostra those that ing 1o remain within s of be s much noise or any t pr was one of home, not t because ng been s0 have and spoil 'em. Let the care of that. We didn’t t 1k, but Walsh mor suffice it to say Hu last inter 151 poke F, New York | ing of the Ford Forum broadcast b, WBZ, The Trave! station ca through clear, as usual, .. rs Early in the evening, we tricd our luck on the low waves and brough in 1-AHN at Middletown, very loud. Ho was testing for modulation and was using an old time musle box fn his work. The music came through spasmodically, but the volce of the statlon owner was sharp and clear nearly as well modulated as that the announcer at any of tha large: stations, The muslec bhox was espe clally sulted to transmisslon, any way. . .. Selectlons from known musleal comedy, “Ircne,” were pla ¢d by the Copley Plaza orchestra from WBZ, They also offcred a num- ber called “Lotus Dream.” Not being a lotus eater, w whether or not the music was descriptive of the sensations experienced in a lotus | tream, but It they were to the old snooz . the well ‘11 stick Ballin and Race, twin plano ar. tlsts, put over a pepp, selections written especially brand of work, from WO The titles of the numbers ¢ and they were not need lections were the us compositions written vein and played in dance time, enjoyed them, mostly because planos were reproduced 8o well, We listened through the reading of the news items, one of the main featur of many stations, and a really int ore the bre s proves of real va » wools, by th current casting s to the people out in t keeping them in touch v happenings. . A revlew of the | one of the old time dies, the like of | writers and composers unable to duplicate, with ability to copy sented from V . Cleveland, 4 oud as we musical cor which have 'WIH‘ chorus nu musical Hunte rk. “Didn't s offered b no: a Mr. . good thing about t Milwaukee Athletic | ne toolish to @ same person Who lay night at the meet- of tod I won't by office suckers, for other year or two or three, ! is election day. Radio staii { won't be sending out regarding candidatcs anks goodness! B ithe worst offender. anywhere from two | lates have been J | time, | ties to all who liste | spoke from WEEI {in a dramatic tall jan's line, been vindic sing ns | bothered any on ha ch e to seven ¢ s how came to be mixe thing where he'd need Vi never mind, tonight will be the last and after WNYC candidate talk at he peaceful for another the next “Minnesota {or “Community jod, until m,” or \ | | | another anothe Prog like that . something else . i WLW at | inna | contributc i ht right thr Symphony us with n t sta- | tion forged o thef front, the or tertaining | numbers which * were and tended world ov contrast | difference s0mgs | Natior [pr mor “Hungarian | and “Yankee | . True, we felt latter, n first selecti waite gram last ni 2 horizontal > used ion br { antenna ind the station ca Wy ¢ kilowatts we me in as loud as verting to stath | Har does. Rt antenna, its usual pep. With t ina. the station map and it was t to tune it out. ante y difiic —P. E. 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