New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1925, Page 18

JVOICES IN THE AIR SATURDAY, MUSIC TONIGHT, ) WOR—Van's, Dance musi Y—Ben Bernle's, WMCA—Cinderella, WG Y—Dance musie, ce music. ~Dance musle. —Arrowhead —Paul Specht’ 1O WEAF- ) WMCA, EVENING PICK S of Prince- y Cosmo Hamlfiton, Banjo Boys. ~*Merry Wido PROVIT orchestra AC—BOSTON—280 NCE—308 Tea ~The —Dinner dane Pol- Murle! Pol- Preven- Garvin. Princeton, Club of , planist. tenor., iolinist Radio \mson, Junche Policies in €1 Batchelder, Grill orchestra. Charles ( )—Lorraine quotations. nary. Levitow's dinner con- v Cosmo Hamilton, orchestra. orchestra. ding. Nations series, in instruction. .\\ YORK—2 WORO—NI prano. nor "WRNY—NEW YORK—250 jety Notes WAY(—\EW YORK— WAMCA—NEW YORK—341 JH—NEW Wi YORK— WRER—STATEN ISLAND, WOR—\EWARK—105 | s:15—0ttte Winn, soprano, |s: Julius Koehl, planist, | 8:45—Mischa Goodman, violinist, | 9—Ottille Winn, soprano 9:15—Charles Reader, xylophon{ 9:30 — Montclalr-Yale Assoclatic program, s bulletin, rroll Clark, baritone, WAAM—NEWARK. Ernie Krickett's orche: Tk, Kricke * ar irnie Ni I tt's or -Ray ley Joy Boys. WGCP—NEWARK— 3—Piano solos | 8:16—~John Laders' Aces s—Twentleth Century Entertaln Henrlchsen, ban 5—Grand organ; trump dinner music WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 rgan recital Arcadians, 5—Dinner music Bedtime story; clarinet solo. Ar 8¢ lecture. Wo one-nct p Dance music rgan recital WLIT—PHILADELPHIA—395 :30—Dance music. neert orchestra, WPG—ATLANTIC CITY Luncheon musle, J. Lewis, director. ~Organ recital (request tions), Arthur Scott Anist, 300 Leonard selec mbassador dinner music. Traymore concert orchestra. 1 orche: WHAR—ATL, Trio. period. NTIC CITY—275 | §—Scasic renaders’ orchestra, 10—WRW Euke Duo, 10:15—Roth Entertainers, 10:30—Albert West, songs. Euke Duo, TADY—350 ~Dance program WGR—BUFFALO—318 2:30-4—Buffalo Radio Trades clation concert WHAM—ROCHESTER—278 Eastman theater orchestra, \eater orchestra, WRC—WASHINGTON—160 1—Hamilton orchestra. ton orchestra. ienltural reports ~Washington orchestra, Zoological talk. —Rible talk. New Yorn Philharmo s Satur Hami andall KDRA—PITTSBURGH—309 Brooks, clty | EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, %»m. T—=CINCINNATI—320 8:45—Bedtime stories, 9—Chimes concert 5 sextet and fnstru 15— Ricycle ~Weekly WHAS—LOUISVILLE—100 Mixed vocul and instr mecrt, New WSB—=ATLANTA—128 Hired Help Sky WSM—NASHVILLE IFrancis Craig and his orch, cdtime Iy and vocal rom num dun; KTHS—HOT SPRINGS—375 Ar m 1 dance WGEBU—1ULFORD—; -1} 8 Dance m WMBE—Y T—Fle ner musi ing 278 cele's orchestra LAMI BEAC wood radio ore illeting Musical program bulleti ock and weath 000 program KPRC—HOUSTON—207 —Bible class, I'rank lance orchestra a Tilton, planist 5 company and m the P theater, WEAA—DALLAS— 30—Don Bestor's 30—Schubert Ct pre orchestr 176 a anee W E—OKLAHOMA CITY—261 T:80—Musical program —SHENANDOAH—206 $—Symphony ore Princeton, Mo., high s KMA—SHENANDOAH estr of T—Bedt and retaiiers’ pr 10—Organ recita WOC—DAVENPORT—181 €:45—Chimes —Police bulletins, e KANSAS CITY—367 I weather, Babhson' 1 t v orga mon Ei e, Tri Nigh music and voeal program. WOQ—KANSAS CITY—278 Music Musica ing servies WOAW—OMAHA—; After dinner program music, Chamber of historical m WOAW—DrLuxe 30—Dance mus tri vk olie, Dane kers Commere sports. sanee announein WCCO=MINNEAPOLIS—110 T 15-—-Chadbonurne's orche Philosc Coliscum KEMX—NORTHETELD, Minn: Dinner concert. Daddy Winkunm, ~Wes bhand WALD—PORT HURO ulio pr Program f n Addison hote WIAM—CLEVELAND—380 onso Dinner hour coneert, 9-—Miscellancous program meeting. LEVELAND—38% Allen theater WEAR—( i th s and Serenade AST LANSING=—285 a. m.—Dance m KYW—CHICAGO—! 1sie CHICAGO—22! )snik, Sanly —CHICAGO—266 HICAGO—37 King WEBH— WIID—MOOSEHE S LHICAGO—311 WMAQ— HICAGO—137 WMBB—CHICAGO— WMC—MEMPHIS—180 WQI—CHICAGO—11T W WIW—CINCINNATI—123 Ve sper servi WAMD—MINNEAPOLIS—211 ony T Liob Davis, ten nd pia KEWA—OGDEN, 1 KOA—DENVEL nee musie, W BGO—OAKLAND— ( ry Widow." Hot - Kt A TAH—261 11—D irtzt {J—1.OS ANGEI Tom C: NCISCO— Los KPO—SAN KGW—PORTLAND, ORE.—101 itnom ‘ 1 orc PWN—HAVANA—100 P BACK 0’ THE MIKE orchestra a Adolphus ho- i 5 ) | te gram of contrary I tay, December WEAL renrat 1y & ion: Ang | fydney, ) brid conduct itions are expectod which are veral broades popu vening I winte SATURDAY | number m, “I'or KOA officials belle found t radi 1sting 1 year wve most lebrat ¥ minstrel shows, enver station has is programs in order to greatest popularity Minstre en given WS Prove the most sa tory, Siam has be oadcasti introduced to r first import ntry the signal vas sent corps of from Bangkok, nitting radlo amateurs in organizir » adopted Amerlea Byt s 0 Rules gover and the membn Lthent ners cording jon. Ofa lartets 1 popular. WEBBM ofticials led that quarte 1o ra m . well kn Radio fans in mt bro 18 there « 1 into 1 mpor radio ¥ grams complim Teaherry Tim mers and requesti jlar musical didd 1 numbers, JErams, »a now has 49 br casting civing scts 2 center ir the air is throt nent. h 1ctivity, , which {s t of mtil 5 o'clock in the ey ek only musi 1, Between § and rom 5 until § o'c permitied his eliminates all You wonder | down helow or . you 1 1it you 80 busy sh up above bo Atlanta’s first trical exposition | come on Wednesday and Thurs- | and 10, when Gra- ular York and Iteina in person MeNames microphone icnds that worry."” m MeNamee, v s pprar announcer of | 1d W T} at will throug evening on Wed while Werren tul from was render ening cone be ! ene o th ternoon and something on | Lroad 15 C 1dio, ially the e adapted 1o | of will be 1 KGO during production De week of I, “hristmas Carol” | en 1 iroadeust on sday ever J that Lip Special music has | is WEEL | up Fortn whic rom Fortuna ol ersity wil 10 tion WRNY wn in t member cnaders,” yue of the bright s ot fail annonncer w R aking you Ty part in A oston. 1t KDKA s on the ryou above notning 1o wor ) down have no time | known the members W fientitying nd long Har aying ater prony ew York, will in mode parel, g b I sented The annon imati in next tly the i varions pad ident ween Walter HElT noi costum rian plays and Kashmiri L buritone , DEC - < A e e ——————————— | clow you | solo by | hoys riter 1 erip Van Winkie, is the to days 20 year n po hen \enee Wi KDKA cn T th s of steamb Waters, nishing old tim curemory ‘€O "MBER 5, 1925, n two colored proving o people highly ent ought in KMA, Shena first tin first ti o station ear had plenty to \ere on n.eter s of wd wowell her v grabbag. what statl 1ents part in o o hear 1 ro; tWo wWan KIDM re v ed I'l ird Iy Antonic »plim Mr prominent WJAD at W in first tim were forf did, b oist :in wl nt a the “Lassic not tenor final number O ) ome . in . . oW Minr eling Wi esota, where ahout the « Inesday e musical programs One of the finest two family s on Corbin Ave., fine Good investment. section. MAIN MOTOR Furniture Moving Cinders and Filling ! Material Furnishe A. H. HARRIS 3 CROWLEY BROS. INC. NTERS AND PAI! DECORATOR 267 (‘hapman Street Estimates Cheerfully Given Al Tel 2913 Jobs — WHEN IN DINE AT THE HONISS YOUR OWN PHONOGRAPH Is Now Twice Worth What You Paid For It If You Play COLUMBIA NEW PROCESS RECORDS COME AND HEAR COLUMBIA Nos. 50013D—50016D THE RECORDS 850 Male Voices Of the Associated Glee Clubs Singing | Adeste Fideles - | Italian Book Store MAIN STREET New Britain, Conn. SPECIAL! SATURDAY ONLY Latest Hits For 491 491 P R 22 STATE Under Grant s 25¢ Also, Always a Take ST. Fresh Home 3 Supp | | THE OLD HO T Waco, T wis KITMX S0c and 81 Store he |oftered, teaturing the male chorus ed an advertising talk, in a low volce, rtain. [of Carleton college. The station was|We had difficulty In hooking onto fairly loud. that one, and we were sorry whe we did, Somehody was booming u certain car which has as its motto, “When better cars are built § So will build step ladders,” n Billy Butler's orchestra oftered its night. |usual program of snappy dance mu- n oar | sie, usual snappy program of ne in|dance musie, or usual program of | ontend |dance music snappily, as you will, 8, con- |from WTIC last evening, playing un- tations | il about 11:60, 20 minutes over time ot the|for some reason or other, One of the volced |numbers was an original composi- Tt was|tion Ly Billy Butler, “Once a While," a number which possesses | V08 P i 1 pleasing meloay, well adapted for |sented several HonageThe ity lance time. The number was aided nouncements were handled by N‘HIM by a novel orchestration and several |0h¢ Well able to take care of the extremely lazy saxophones. [work and he added considerable to the success of the evening, explai ing in detail the story of many « the selections, and giving other i formation of Interest to the listener . ndoah, or The program by the Hartford | Choral club from WTIC was extr |ordinarily excellent. We did make a list of the sclections, hut we in |Gid enjoy hearing the volce of M |Joscphine Koch, soprano, who pre Midnight delayed, The Half Hour Before program was minutes but was worth waiting for, Gertruds [in. We Coledsky, a 14-year-old girl, offered [the club 1wo vocal solos, “Bam, Bam Bammy | precisely. Shore” and “Yowll Do It Day." She Iy clever and put | over the numbers in a manner which | many vaudevillo mers would | summary envy, We should have liked to hear our attention. her sing some more. | weBH, I o e KYW, WMC at Memphis also came in |scemed, ra loud. Here we again heard | » Kashmiri Song,” this time as | an organ solo by Harry Nichols dur- | ing his regular weekly broadeast | ; | i heard several selections by ind each filled the 1 Not on ¥ a made was real Of course, stations, but of we brought in of we have given just those which attracted We leard WHN, WMBF, WCCO, WS, % and thousands of otl it ors, at 1o s 1 deast G and That's all for tod Willing Do you mind if I st band, Customer: al orime a kiss?" Waitress: Not in the pro- vided you don't steal it from me, was an- | KFAB at Lincoln, Nebraska, offer- fantry | ), for | ent to GET THESE PRICES for DRY CLEANING and PRESSING Ladies’ and Gent's Suits thoroughly dry cleaned and pressed ..... 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