New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1925, Page 13

VCICES IN THE AIR |: 6:16—Judith Roth, soprano — | 8:80—Bossort Lumberjacks. e e R e orchestra. | TUESDAY, i W YORK~—273 L — lobile Quintet. —Joe Sherman a allroad Y H\, G. 10—8a DANCE MUSIC TONIGHT, 00 WMCA—Polka Dot. 10:00 WJY—Paul Specht's, 10:00 WNYC—Harry Ash's 10:06 WIP—Joe Ray's, 10:80-13 WMCA-—Dance musi T. Geer. soprano. dio ’lfl]k © York's Ne Lew Pollack. dam -~l]m l.lIL r H | WCBD—ZION, 11, | 9—Mixed quartet and ¢ WLW—CINCIANNA adapt ur L.—345 Tl— uritone 10:30 WEAF—Vincent Loy Birthday ansom of 10:30 WJZ—Mayflower, 11:00 WEAF—DMeyer Davie.' | 00 WHN—Dance music | :00 WPG—Dance music orchestra. 11:30 WFBH—Dauce music b tur WSAT—CINCINNATI— —Concert orchestra | 8:45—0r recital by ¥ EVENING PICK. —Opera w 92)7:30—Davis Saxophor —Theater ta ffi:l;f"’ RO CR —Alexandre Zeltlin, “Sculpy “iffln‘g“:;: !!{?“n?”“" SQUITHD 10—"Important Dates in Radlo." WNYC (526) 9:30—Chandler mixed PRI, Quartet. WKOB—BROOKLYN—240 WAAM (263) 8—113th Infantry|6-7—Dinner music ban WOR—NEWARK—405 va entertainers WIP (509) 8:16—Works of negro| Mispronounc ! _composers by negro artists, ports,” Bill Wathey. | §—Selections from | 6:30—"Man in the Moon St $:30—Da , Hood.” e o Yar . 33) §:15—Speclal theatrical 20—News Bulletin | 3—ATLANTA— program. | WAAM—NEWARK—263 = Blltmors Salon orchestra KPO (428) 11—Danish Singing so- | 6—Al Makon's orchestra. 11:45—Entertainment clety, WMC—ME MPHL = o o I i | hestra. baritone, 1:80—Waldo Eme WTIC—HARTFORD—476 ! 6:30—Dinner music, Hub Restaur- ant Trio. | 6:45—Weather repc Band Mg \\"l'v TS, ( nor WUI—PHILADELPHTA- 0 cert orchestra orchestra. o ritone and ba ~Studio program, selectlons from | 5 "Robin Hood"—Travelers' Mixed | quartet, Tra Choral club, a| chorus of soloists, 278 mphonic or | §:30—Organ Joseph € ebe, organi: Wi BL—'*,P[\! GFIELD—333 6:30—Hotel Lenox Ensemble 7—Market reports. singe ude Hatcher -Weather repors sons' descri WJAR—PROVIDEN —300 TON—280 \TLANTIC dio ciut CILY T tural repor Shopping.” Dinner ert * Frank Dele 10—The G ..,) | The Rhine \\(n\_\l\\ YORK —21a 1 Theat e e WCALE. ‘Hl\hll\t H-—161 eriod m WEAF, WADC—AKRON, O.-—258 6—Dinner m \\! \l:—.l LEVELAXD—390 gyncop 6—Di —Program m W \\I I('—-l \\\l\ i—301 o artists CHICAGO—100 rs) Alamo orch music ~Your Hour L. \\ MAQ—CHICAGO—118 sague program WLS—CHICAGO—S15 r | 7:15—Organ; story; WLS T: | KYW—CHICAGO— (2 a. m.—Insom | WEBH—CHICAGO: 7:30—Police a 7:85—The Canadians | §—Clarion Male Quart | . [ : l i \\l)l\-( IH( \(.0—"] s ndler Mixed Quartet | 11—Musica .] Ash's orchestra. WENR—CHICAGO—2 10 olice alarms; weather. —Dinner cert 10:35—Harry Ash’s orchestra. 9:11—Popular program Horo- —Program FORD, &'s or KPR o o ar | —SAN ANTO NI NANDC WHO-—DL5 MOIN WOoAW WA—OGDEN, UT KOA—DLNV] KGO—OAKLAND. KHJ—LOS ANGELE Arcade ( ore dance | | l\l‘(»—-*\\ Y"\\ll LAND durlng the WGBU at | eve —HOL ‘l IN— ORE ¥l NTO—397 VAH- 206 ES—526 ~OMAHA—320 L AH—261 361 —492 shortly teele's orchestra was| Dalsles” and “Angry” were two of | Cracker,” one of | the numbers featured, The station own compositions, which sound- [ came in with a great deal of vol- retty slick, The next time, Miss| ume and completely drowned out heresa Horne, staff planist, was on | WCAU, which was broadeasting on the alr. She played “When You|about the same wavelength, eave e World Behind," and| A “You're More Than The World To| WBAP at Fort Worth was anoth- 10." Her loisurely style of interpre. | er visitor in the course of the even- tation pleased us y. The an-|ing. Ward's Trall Blazers dance o nouncer his distinely individuval [ chestra played Your Sorrow nd spouting out the | in the usual st ind then agaln later. i WJIBL at Decatur, Yllinols, oftered slons piano solos were | a keen dance orchestra, one of the | first time the plan- | best on the air station also pleased L L) 7 we left the st Other statfon announcements we heard were t of KFKX, Hast. WTAM, Cleveland, very loud; 3 | WJZ, New York; WCAE, Pittsburgh; at Providence camo in|\JR, Detrot: WGR, Buffalo; ¢ all mixed up With| wAHG, Richmond Hill, and WSAI, n. The other Clhelaantl nough to provide | o« e 0 wracking whistle s the whistle died out, | ation L L] ings; lee club of Mercer univer- etir Macon, Georgla, entertained on not often. Ray Stewart's | the late program from WSB, Atlan- | a mfi\r»i @ of the numbers, | 13 The station poured in comfort- Lt N peed l;l\ff‘li'—fl'* ably and, although we did not hear of the song numbers, a mono- As we tu on WBZ the |, logue by one of the members of the | club was extremely '~ | trayed use the telephons for the first time, Aleppo drun was tearing away funny. It por- efforts of an old darky to 80 wa le: 12ugling | yoy've all heard “Cohen on The ! in the band room, | Telephone.” Well, it was along the Rl same line. s Happy Home Entertalners| rhat's all for today, thanks! 1 an interesting program of | —P. E. 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TAN FOR YOUR HEALTH MURDER IN STREET Syracuse, “I'm Knee Deep in After a quarrel in the home of Wil- llam Emmons, Henry Rockwell, a boarder Brown, street death with a razor. Then he turn- ed on himself and {nflicted wounds which it was might prove fatal, EXCHANGE SEATS MORE COSTLY |*¢Y: Yesterday was elected chalrman 'New York, Nov, 17 UP—The re.|of the board to succeed the late A.C tusal of New York stock exchange|Bedford. Walter Cam Teagle re- | brokers to permit an expansion of Z wh yesterday chased Lilllan membership yesterday sent the price of seats soaring to a record | height. that the sale of a membership had been arranged for $150,000, which |compares with the previous record N. Y, Nov. 17 (P housekeeper, to the re he slashed Ler to Indlan JONES SUCCEEDS BEDFORD New York, Nov,17 (P —George H. Jones, vice-president and treasurer of the Standard Oll Co, of New Jer. sald at a hospital malns president of the company. | ! JOHN A. 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NEWERTAI oy Truly a Bank of Service Open Saturday Evening, 7-9 HISTORIC TREE RAZED Nov, 17 (P—Bun- Exchange officlals admitted |day night's storm partly destroyed & known as the Bear tree, connected by tradition with the la: A limb 70 feet long crashed through the roof of a six | tamily house, 17 P—