New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1925, Page 22

NEW BRITAIN DAILY | n IDAY, DECEMBER WHAM—ROCHEST a8 | jpmpep— 4’—7 . | | —Theater orchestra 3 Waeather ket re r | WRC—=WASHINGTON =160 B —— ook reviews. WCAP—WASHINGTON—160 1ar Wa = Daily imimarks n Park Trio; eciend e — musi KDRA—PITTSBPRGH=—200 —Dinner Gi FIIDAY, dresses and m — | DANCE MUSIC TONIGHT, 8:25 WEBJ-Dance music, 9:45 coneert ' Glee club, Hour MTTSBURGH— 161 neert, WOAL—] St i ioty orchestra, WHN=NEW YORK—361 mer n want Valley orchestra WITAM—CLEVELAND— 380 Dinner ¢ popular enter- tainers WEAR—-CLEVELAND—389 War ing Syncopators | 6 from IFar East restaurant rten program nan's Entertainers. Claire, Lew Drowne, musle Dixon, tenor. iolinist g " Sir banjoist ody Hour orch by Bradley om slage of Play WAMCA ‘ ¢ WENY—NEW YORK—: WTIC, § nl ar r 7 Vhose 1 lay Toda the day W W=D ETROIT o red W. McCann, “Foods.” ) i 9—Dance musle. x WIR—DETROIT—516 . I N R Petite npliony orchestra, Minutes Miss| 10716 0—Arctic-Condon Trio. Edna Kir Ll Summerficld and Heeht program. | Einleyier WREO—LANSING—286 | WMCA—NEW YORK—341 Dinner music by Speed Wagon | renaders and Gold Standard en- | ke -Radio s try, botany and Ingh tional progr )—John Ca teamship Ro . C. Hem- 8§—Edgewater Beach Hotel Oriole orchestra, dance selections; Emer- 1; special program Nurses Glee club; Hotel Oriole wce selections. Jeach Hotel tions; and Fred Palmiter, ; Lieasley, Fran- | c « y and Dur- ton Cc ira C. Gau- det, accom na 8. Merri- man, ogram will in- clude ola|? liam | st 9-11—Hardman hours of musie. 11—Mario Alvarez, tenor, 11:15—Donald Flamm, sram. 1xine Brown. WHAP—BROOKLYN—210 r music. al program. SpeakeJr, J. Duncan Spaeth, Musical program . WEBIH—NEW YORK—273 Murray Schwartz, piano. | Tierney Chef f hour wit j11 ham orchestra. dar come- | WAHG—RICHMOND HILL— accor- | Maude Mason, planist. ichard Mayne, 'Spe xander McCurdy, organist, inta Claus, 1 Lumley, soprano. wnly Boone, tenor. wlio program. rice Boone, tenor. Bob Sch dane; s theatrical 5 tall, in Oriole | 9 England,” Jack | | | | | | | | | | 1 cial num Girl fror WENR—CHICAC 7-S—Daily dinner conc v Le Bal Tabarin . Rauland- letters. ) selections. | Pioncers. Har mony Four. Grorge Moran aend Bill Alt, Hawalian guitar selec- | tlons; Jack Todd, baritone; Mabel | Olsen and Merrit Stewart, xylo- hone ducts. m.—I'rank Westphal and his merican Ploneers. Rita Me- Faun and Mar Sieber; violin solos; Jim Beaumont, banjo; Art Bilquist, p | Wi W—CHIZAGO—536 Dinner rt, | 8:05-—DLedtime stor: | 10—musical joist { wealth Edison comy sOprano 11:00 WNYC— uke. 1:30—Midnight soprano. Keates, org planiste, 2 a. m.—Insomnia club Moore, songs. | WEBM— Chicago, 111 ‘s orchestra. v and S 3 renaders, EWARK—105 Soprano All-American WHZ—SPRINGFIELD—3 25—Ma by the I yartment of ag s Utopj [ :55—Fred Fisher, Bob | 11:05—Utopia dance orc 7 WGBB—PREEPORT—24 Platz, er, S0 cone conc s revue, Henrl A p trio; Manhattan quartet; Da- program ol Ol M onounced. Wathey N—Chicago, Hl.—206 f bulletins. Fireside hour, WBCN th Ray, vio- Midway Eddie program; ns orchestra; Donavan Zimix duo; . Til—100 dinner organ s string trio, progri Mus NCE—306 WJAR—PROVIDE 0 contralto, hour ot music; | hen's orchestra WGOP—=NEWARK es and Al Carney. HL—117 ams' orche T T I 1 ) S VR TS slan, violinist; | Lv- haracter read Shapton Cou Ralph W Ky HILADELPHIA—395 rt orchestra, Ranbo i , th eGin- yiar urks . m.—Ralph Williz man, and the WSB—Atian! Carter Llec D. Wi o st (R HIMY DELPHIA—=305 talk sport taik. ri Radiola estra WIBO—Chicago, T1.—226 House, pia Oh Henry Show." WILS—Chicago, HILADELPHIA—508 WTAG—WOLRL s & Towers Spitfire ...... > ] rs' d WPG—ATLANTIC CITY—300 nce musle. ATLANTIC CITY— _SCHENECTADY —380 WMC—Momphis—199 VGY edtime story WAW—TVRRYTOWN— U EALO—=319 WiliS—Hot Springs—375 w Arling i J awson Reid, o Arthur Melgier at the organ 11—The Pooley Hour Serenadern. —8tocks, markets, news and weath. 12:45 10—Soprano and piano solos. | 10—Talks T—DBedtime story. 11:05—Dance 11—Organ recital. & Members of the family can each spare N A=Ogiden, 1 ' Deale Lstete College Am arran; nt ot the Mexito, s0lo numbers will be hOA—Dinver—. Brown Paluce 8 we ‘o School of “liristiun Uni o KoY tair wehestra and s Odd 1™ Wot—3 16 m ()7 (] mu ‘ol an i ol nid WEAA—Dallas—176 Int Tl sson rnational Sunday schoc wnicipal band of Cran 1 | 101 WOAT—5an M Sterling, Colorado, Night terling double quar and the Sterling Phitharmont 1ra. KGO—Oakland—361 -Dinner music. } we, stock market: SILENT NIGHT, KHI—Los Augeles—1 Arcade Cafeteria ol )—Children's program. party. Program. Hotel Biltmore dance orche KPO—San Francisco—i2 Htates Restaurant orchestra Palnce Hotel dance orchestrs Piano and tenor solos, SILENT NIGHT KI'MQ KFXF KGO KUOM KPR narmbiaphone s T | tet, band, Antonio—305 or Menger by t Iotel KsO—Clarinda, Dunce W la—212 st Javenport—is 1 \ m Sundman' y 1l prog caturing Bur shuler, organist, her report, “Around The World ‘! in Light Months in I it o KENF—Shen; stra Wi ndoah—266 liscus Sunday schc sson ion. | Organ mu KMA—Shenandoali—: How Do You Do Doy Slumber Boat, Tarkie musical club of kie, Missouri, WHO—Des Moines ~Quartet of colored artial music by band. Dance music by the Corn § orchestra WhAl—Kansas City—3065 ets and weather, Child wel- k. Tell Me A Story Lady Trianon F mble, , Kansas, program. Ott d, D. R. Ott, director. thawk frolic. Dance solos. KsD—5t. Louls—5145 Four hour program prescnting Roy Stocker, cornetist. | hour. WEAO WEBW WGDS WHAZ Wi WIAZ WIBL Wi WQI WLWL WSUL WJAD K ant OR_WRC AC WOQ. 16 Tar the Grand netion Through the Static ugar | The title of this column is wronug as tar as it applies to con ditions last ¢ ning, the Wi ic to be found an volume and un ui y marked rcception o of the best radi scason. We hop. a because 7] statior | nights of the vou liked it. . musie We didn't start our evening activi Esmeralda | ties uaidl ratber late, due th | fact that we were enguged tl great athletic spori ot Ihe sports editor will take care of When we finaily heard a few selections on th varm | Royal Hour from WJZ. The Salo Thompson, rendered | Rhay and two |p “The Two I | aid away nerce 1yes, violinist. —Contralto and piano solos. 10 in WOS—Jelre on road conditions and | v snakes. Monitcau County clubs program. Mrs. N. planist. WOAW—Omaha—526 orchestra ay" a maje sing sars!” WJZ's powe with any sounds oth than the music and the resuit we better than any phonogiaph w heard. me pace of the 20—Music revi ~ leis Tea Room orchestra Deluxe program. 30—Dance music, The Nighting. ale orchestra. WCCO—Minncapolis—116 Dinner music by the St tel orchest 45—Dee Keeping health talk. | the mos all evening, as dit other stations. Paul LA 54 w sior WBZ came through fairly by which we mean that transm was good enongh. Singing orchestra played “Japancse Xmas Gift Suggestions Read The “Stop an’ Shop”’ on the Classified Pages lecture and music, §t. Paul hotel | orchestra. | WAMD—Minneapolis—2 11 05—Jordon Hunior High progrom. Dance musie, Five, school The Reception lic. K i'MX—Northficld, Minn.—337 WHAD—Milwaukee—275 toon game, n theater revue er orches Roof Garden WSOL—Milwaunkee—218 ok Looks. s & v NOT ? some of their a Radio Christmas Club Checks and huy For the Family. 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One of the best was the old familiar . Louls Blues," the ancestor of thy prescnt run of “Blues" numbers. It you want to hear Ted you had botter l WWJ, Detroit, was again the bewt hear him soon, because he's going [bet on the WEAF chain. he | away next week, sald last Goodrich “Zippers,” an organization | night. has replaced the famous | own Cord orchustra, were on ir with program, The vo numbe wo enjoyed moest w ‘Roses of Ui *oand D Litsle L as sung by the buri- tone of the organization. llis oice was worth hearing. oo number mentioned, Then we heard a plano played the o manner as they used to | in the movie housed 15 years o A lasurcly style, as if the pionist was deepiy engrossed in the pictu ona of the two-reel Biograph thri And the number was not lifficult, The station proved to | WGBLU, Fulford: the planist, Theresi Horne, and the selection, a madly of several unfamiliar aivs, She a offered “Little Annie Rooney.' ¢njoy Theresa's style of playing ordinary, but there s a certain som thing about the result that gets u . i wee WTAX, Streator, I, was all vound ‘round with woolen string, ind in addition to the program from that station we heard a speech from sone other broadeaster, extolling the merits of & certaln automoblle. That's something new, a speech with Tu instrumental accompaniment heard them sgain last night through & WJZ, which station covered itself wiih glory be its faultless ission, , Frank lain and § opt, put {across an interes m, {more 0 by the air of informality | which graced it The progiam {seemed almost impromptu and that reason, if for no other, wont lm:‘n.\. and Al dashed off i i L voca W ™ . . We won't take your time. W Orleans, this lond, ra-I'oom-1e. a harmoni and then Ray MceNamara ney” and several of requests from afl over much more heard WSMB, N ition coming in very That old selection, “Ta-t was presonted guitar duct il played “Killar S tnanswer t the countrs A The Record Boys! WO, Minncapolis, was also loud d dance music there, We noticed particularly the difference in the time of dance orchestras out there and the dance bands in this scetion very seleetion we heard from {1 tion was played much fastor than they arve here, almost in one-step time, auge of All B mmy Ing pr WGN ing on §02 ) for oo KFI, Tos came in fair well at 1 Kk and we heard part of a play from KGO, 01 land, a short time bofore § after WHN b3 Canadian stat stent, Frank ¢ | “Homesick Blues,” one of the bluest| Art { “Blues” numbers, and the yodel- | Pjanis ling obl tos to all the members, v be called an it such anties may excellent enter- Gillham, “The Whispering ' presented us with a new crston of “Let Me Call You heart,” at WIRM, Indiannapolis, Ind. That boy ccrtainly has a sooth- ing brand of soloism. And he tal in the same manner as he sings. He {recalled to our mind the old nickel- odeon and the illustrated songs, go- ing from fhat little talk into the eot- A ballet number from some opera was played as a piano sclection from WBAP, Ilort Wo The station !came through ver; rong, but there e A ] | was some codaginter ouUNCer Was appar st Really Believe That - :!w deseribed the action of the picee, and insira- musical P - ‘. \ é¢ 4 mw!v? ’."-“3 “”S’ Q m‘gdf 3 n ) W el MOV LR LY G Said New Britain | That's all for today, thanks! PoE 1 1 ot to vocalists italists to render o .| Before we go farther we want to answer about 35,458,002 fight tuns {who h sked us it the Kaplan- lierman tight will be broadeast from - !New York tonight. All we can say | ¢ ¥ that w © received no notiti ¢ | tion of the fact, so apparently it will sent cut from the ringside. )t some of the New York sta will give the returns as the t prog s, 50 all you can do is n to make the rounds of .. ‘orkers shortly after 10 o'clo 'y WNYC, WRNY and WHN as the Lady Street, New Leltain, Conne, Teils Tow 1 Her When She Tad Given Up, turn sour and acid on my stomach representative he said, “I am and cause intense prin. T naturally ascd to note that “ERBJUS” is bicame nervous and hold of the people that I'down. ted it to. Those people that h “I had tried cn up trying to get well. I well that T just gave up and alw had two such people come in and st myself to death because cndorse it. One of them, Mrs, Do- | w 1 to eat. T began t beck who says: & and the results wondertnl from the very heginni “I have now taken three bot seth Dohck of 49 Lav " (Herh duice) Help 1| N 1 In an finferview with the “ERB- very, run » many ways to « o e e T | Stight stations w ¢ tuned in WMB However, that 1 great deal of it and we heard interference from nearby met with when we . Miami Beach, W For many years T have suffercd with my stomach and the terrible | ras attacks that I had were beyond and those three bottles surely deseription. My heart would thump complished wonders with m {tone and tenor duet, "I Miss My around and T would get weak and | “ERBJUS" (HERB JUIC Swiss." rather overdone by 100 am- | 4., being introduced In New Dritair at bitious singers. |the City Drug Stcre, 455 Main e had dizzy spells and terrible ') o ropresentative of the “ERB- 1 We have never heard WHN come sick hcadaehes. The least food would [JUS” company. 3) s 1| PORTER SONS | BEG TO ANNOUNCE ‘ hitta}ii Night Tune in tonight — Friday, Dec. 18, 9 to 10—on WTAG (Worcester), WEEI (Boston), or WJAR (Providence) and you will enjoy an hour of attrac- tive music. WHITTALL MAKES QUALITY RUGS and “A Trip to the Orient on a Magic Persian Car- pet” will surely be a quality concert. VAT EAR SR WHITTALL RUG FOR CHRISTMAS WILL BRING JOY TO THE ENTIRE FAMILY B. C. PORTER SON “Connecticut’s Best Furniture Store” + ) ) ?