New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 20

J NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 'I‘IH,'RSD.\Y — e VOICES IN THE AIR i THURSDAY | — ———0 MUSIC TONIGHT, DANCE $100 W 1usle, S:80 WMCA ) WIW )y WOKO wip WG BS—Arrowhed WHN-—Dunce Meyer WMCA—F WIZ WEAL WEG- WHN FVENING PICK. k by DPresident Night 10ur with Comedy First WTIC—=HARTFORD—476 Dinner music, Hub Restaurant “Iducation in Connecti- B. Meredith, Education, in recogni- fonal Ed tion Week. usic continued, Hon, before | —SP| m\u 30—To be annou i—Market report T:05—Fourth of “Backgrounds of ture' course, lish religion. 30—Hotel Kimball dance orch. —Musical program. ening of oper: —Weather reports ns' descriptio 1:05—Program arranged llam 1. Anderson, WJAR—PROVIDENCE—308 s—Honolulu Four, )—Musical program. 0—Zippers. WE 50—T.0st the series of English Litera “Odinism,” Old Eng- missing per- by Wil- I—BOSTON—319 and found; weather, i—Big Brother club. 5-11—Program same as WI WNAC—BOSTON—280 w WNAC 30— Dinner s—Concer —Musical pro; —WORCE: WEAP—=NEW \l)l"\—l\'lz Dinner music Mid-weck by Rey. duet; Winfred R. Ackert services; ouring,” George Cool Ly President the ¢ Ivin hamber of Com- R Prol nan Hl.\wr\' imes, Magoftin, to Mode D. hestra ore annuu f Commerce WY —NEW YORK—105 Vanderbilt estra CWHN—VEW YORK—361 I T WNYC—NEW YORK { 6—Fred Smith \\Il\\—\l W YORK—259 -Jewlsh Clrcle, Isane Landman Whose Birthday Today Telegraph sportflash, —Commerce of th day —“Kiwanis Famil oncert orche: Radio ques Lite's jokes, Alex Chigrinsky, says of philos 11 Rittz, songs, thea Trlo. adio Art Players, WMCA—NEW YORK cott Vadl's String —Frank Gebbia's o Bob McDhos ald. ture prograi Kulele” Bob —Lanson's orc fale and Hearty.” Cindercila dance orchestra. ine Bosse, soprano. 9:30—LEducation Week 9:46—W. Curtls Nick Right Word." 10—"How to Drive Automobiles 10:05—Theodore Wright, Robert Borsig, tenor. violinist, s orchestra, Broadway Night.” Soclety S ders, 7—Majestic String Ensemble, 7:30—Health talk, Dr. H, 1L, Entertainers, WOKO—NEW YORK—233 §—Herbert Link, planist. —Rose Gonchar, planist. Larry Rosenkrantz's Band. ass —Larry Rosenkrantz's Band, WLWEL—~NEW YORK—283 9—Dorothy MacDonough, soprano. strumental Trio. alk. Dorothy MacDonough, soprano Instrumental Trlo. age and Divorce,” Jo- | ur-ph ‘\lL\Lllmn Tostrumental 5—Organ recital. \\ BBR—STATEN ISLAND—273 8—Carl Park, violinist. 0—Herald Male Quartet. :20—Sunday school lesson. 8:40—Herald Male Quartet. —Car Park, violinist. IWARK—263 orchestra. WOR—NEWARK—105 Words . Mispronounced.” : ports,” Bill Wathey, O—=Shelton dinner music. News bulletin. WFI—PHILADELPHIA. oncert orchestra, Trio. >op” ddress by Preaident Cooliage. Zippers. WLIT—PHILADEL PHIA—305 ‘WCAU—PHIL ADELPRIA—278 U—Rilly Hayes' orchestra, Smellenburg orchestra. ital. 9—Barry O'Moore, tenor. 15—Central Radio Syncopators. :30-—Musical chefs. qui-Centennial hour. \\Il‘—l’llll ADELPHIA oda orchesira, ui-Centennial.” 508 vatures, \un—-l HILADELPHIA—508 Dinner music. \\l'h—\ll,\\lll Crry. Billy" Rocap, spor Organ recit Dinner m World Concer orel wonder ex Dance restra. WHAR—ATLANTIC— CITY— 7:30—Health talks. s—Seaside "o, WGY—SCHENF 20-—Dinner progr WGY Add B n Brubaker. TADY—380 Jok chat ident Coolid \estra, Halon ore Organ recit WRW—TARRY TOWN—273 Dick Tobin, ¥ Are Arci Dbick Tobin, Wos adian ¢ D lian St Ramble saxophonist Westch Ramblers, \\l.u—m I 1 ALO—319 A S MCAE—P i |~|u I (.||f‘m WTAM—CLEVELAND—380 WADC—AKRON WWI—DETROIT—3; WREO—LANSING: WOR—CHICAGO- WEBH—CHICAGO—3 WGN—CHICAGO—37 WIS—CHICAGO—3 WMAQ—CHICAGO—i18 baritone; llawis Rubin, rden talk; fin Unlversity of ( ):40—League of tion. WQJI—CHICAGO—1 18 -Rainbow orchestra, Musical program, m.— r hour, WHT—CHICAGO-—100 Classical program, £:45—(238 meters) Orchestr ) Jelke Entertainers, Dance musle. KY W—CHICAGO— nner concert, —Iarm specches, ‘(tood Readin Musical “Evening “Ins 1 talks, leago Natlons ecture, | 10—Pro, Trio. WLW—(C l\( INNATI— tel Gibson orchestra, - it §:40. son concert, 9:40—The Peerless Trio, a well-balanced women's voices. —Omicron Chapter of fonlan Fraternity, Message from the Department, 11:03 — Entertainr 10 the Sin- Clvil by Homer Scc ino Male Quartet, Midnight Po CINC I\ ATI—123 11—Post-Wurlit hour, | 12—Mixed program. WHAS—LOUISVILLE—100 )—Louisville Li Int. Sunday school | talk. News, WRVA—RICHMOND—2 Station announc -1 10—Songs. 20—Lawrence orchestra Violin solo. -Reading:. concert orcl nnouncements mond T ogus —Rooker's “Virginians” (c cgro Glee Booker's “Virginians" Violin and | reh) | olo. Virgin club, inians.” \nnouncements ns."” 10:50—Negro (€ 11—Booker's 'V 11:05—Stati Richmond velogue, 10—Booker Lequest numd | ~Booker's " 0 Gles 4 “Virginians." Back to Old Vi and ldon's organ re- ¢ bunch WGST—ATLANTA m oram Spons ). Kimbro. WMC—MEMPHIS—199 Rudio_department of Coopr company. Musical or istag gram KTHS—HOT SPRINGS—375 recita) 10:16—Meyer Davis 11—Lyri inist. 10 1ce or W 11 d BU—1 UL 1 "ORD— Horne, planist WMBF=MIAMI BEACH— KFBQ-FAYETTEVILLE, ARK - on 300 Geo. A. Qui 308 Main St. ley New Britain SECOND-HAND Building Materials FOR SALT Inclnding doors. windows, plamb ing fixtures bricks Apply fo! Chestnut nd firewood an on job, Main cor SIS (rear) or CHAS. MERBERG & SON "\ ij-\u s BATTI'—"P|F< Auto Electric Service \. ABETZ 114 lel FRANKLIN SQ. | —— | turned WOC—DAVENPORT—181 | haven't haa one Bedtimo story know how long as WEAR, 3o At laire hotel dance orchestra. | CNRO at Ottawa came Baritone solofst Iy loud. When we WHO—DES MOINES—520 | was telling the radio andience Ralelgh Quintet, her rlde in an airplane Trio, | proved interesting, but it di mphony orch With the yarn roconnted by KANSAS (1 a m the Herald staf, Markets and weather, Book kot mixed up n a stunt competition Tell-Me-n-Story Lady, Trianon ! the first time he went up. . e Roxy and His Gang m WEAF, but 4 great or Interfered with the pr Roxy was up to hiy u racking be the mike, up got o njoyed ik in tuned in xtrem worr Mot It | compare v of whe NixHthawikifeollo Danca andl| organ selectlons, KSD—ST, LOUIS—515 end 7:46—"Good Will" program, W ) chain. KSAC—MANHATT. )—Fducational talks and WOAW—OMAHA—526 oya! Fontenelle orchestra. am by Ranier Camp 1, Pacific Woodmen's Lite ation. WCC were nount music, sing Corn-1 A\u,: PN assocl- | \wTIC and“WHN put programs of the san and * | Home York on excellent dance music We | play the —MINNEAPOLIS—116 i M swi where Same as WEAF, New York, e ~Travel talk, WSOE—MILWAUKEF ~ Automobile trouble talk, Lake V! 1 and | how ter station, band hing t I presented one of 8 We rumental solojsts, R KI'WA—OGDEN, UTAH—261 \ B et e and Radio Dealers' progr o KOA—DENVER—323 Brown Palace hotel strong or- | ostra Farm 16 shootlng of the Vil dance orchestra. Vo- | (o “vanitl Guy Lombardo Canadians occupi around and d the 390 Roya ¢ in WTAM, band 18 also alllicted with grea and the well known dance tra has ncver put over a bet ter program. Yale's marchin 13oold and that of nantical men| She Was Ju thearl,” prc well advertised cig stra g the chorus m quest hox, Silent juestion box. Silent | |t card, ition the wa KGO—OAKLAND—301 News, weather, stocks and mar- » First Year,” com £ong three acts by KGO Play by Arion tri 1 a. m—Den Black's orchestra. KHJI—LOS ANGELES—105 Arcade Ca eria concert orer. Iren's program. crald music company pro ng concert violini 2 ature studio program, 1 a.%n.—Art Hickman's orchestra. KPO—SAN NCISCO—128 9:40—The Restaurant orch. 10—Fairmont hotel orchestra, hony 1y in ailor's Swee isfying, like a The ory latter 0= selection, padcast ever out last Tunny met of Briscoe, or which and no the sports rate, Tunny got announcer tried to be too funny and made a poor at tempt to play the jovial sport au- thority. He failed—miser: | .« .o WCAE at Pittsburgh loud, The Nixon vocal se- | tra played, in | “Pad ' Made | Time" sent evening when com R e know does, itor is ill. At any e decision. Tne since orch ‘oak sirlans. m.\\—l’ul(ll AND, OR 11—Educational talk. WIKAQ—SAN JUAN—3H 40— Program from “La Cafetera” urant. Music and cctions, —491 | also came in restaurant orehes- exeellent manner, Home,” No Looks Likc rest and Baby second time since have e o/ | hiad a radio set. Tho station came in | fairly loud, but extremely c “Arc You Sorry,"a orclie we I Tbrougfl tlle Statu‘ ‘{‘”1.\'::’15 at Hot Springs was heard W , the old per inally throug sented us with one o d in ages 1, brothe cras scored tration rown into play us in . e &1 CHYC at Montreal tial | aeral seorcher, The W frie company’ very often Now- 411 mete w times it : ‘« ulton danee iided over ume stations i wholesale in more ¥ another Northern Elec ation isn't heard old homestead and radio s dials but. Jast night on brod orchs AMoon broadei crow Mode for and metting publicity Early in the for material with but after dials eve which to fi 10 o'clock ry which 3 station flort to find was £00d songs 0'c at columu, 1 playing s tening only for one but Just ol story will prove radio fans, Here « Philadelphia — Pla nistorie Liberty Dell first time over the pendence Hall her her were heed Kendricks of this rding heroie el and hroug tions in all pi don't h that, And we' wr it is W you ns to ‘\.‘m-u like truth tations - \Wric, Hart- WAAM s KDKA rung midnig in t anm today city, Mis. Irick, acco to the sound the WLW, Cincin- | 2050 e ;. WHN mond Hill; ), Minneapc Ky W : WIAR, Pr WMBI York; Wi t Huron, Mich.; WBAP, KTHS, Hot Sprin WHT, Cl e pro practi | mallet was used. T Mayor Kendri £ the Ameri SC HOOL DAYS ool Day » chapel of th I() IKI SENT nn com| sl Montre n Cit Wi WGR church club of It During veral music troduced. “Schoo given sunder the od of the vis not so pice fore, W South el Brotherh |ROASTERS | GET YOUR THANKSGIVING ROASTER NOW See Our Window Display A. A. MILLS i) S0 WEST MAIN STREET e E 6 ROOM COTTAGEE BEING COMPLETED—WEST END OF CITY Terms to Suit Your Convenience Let Us Show It to You A CALL OR PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT The W. L. HATCH Co. City Hayy Phone 3400 TELEPHONE 381 on the | NOVEMBTR 19, 1925 rm Pinehurst Manor PLAINVILLE Pl\hHl RRT: MANCOR Hm(.. AVENTE SUBURBAN HOME SITES CAREFULLY RESTRICTED CONVENIENT TO SCHOOLS AND TROLLEY GAS, ELECTRICITY, CITY WATER EASY TERMS ARRANGED he JOHN COOKE Co. Home Builders and Real Estate Developers PLAINVILLE 7 HOUGH ST. 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