New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1926, Page 18

| 12:46—Nlghthawk #le and solos, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1926 s i > UOHAT A BWEET ) / T SIMPLY MOST MAKE A BIG HIT WITH HER=~ WHO | ! KNows ? T'LL ( JueT CALL . ER UR -/ rd Symphonies by Charlle Warner and his famous Coon Dog orchestra from Georgotown, Ohlo, | WOQ—KANSAS Iy —27 5 t 10110:30==H, I, Barritt, musical |, . DREN SEUROR faptonom Wan { iy 4 ~Musical program. ubstitutes for buftons Aw, chimes, and musical | 3 _Muysical heallng_sorvic: | o ov e KEAB—LINCOLN, Neb.—311 il nsical dinner concer 9:80 = Schmoller and Mueller if ho s frolle. Dance mu- ’.-\\‘n snap-on bindl i to the two careful in soldering lead \e1 USC a8 Al SATURDAY, PVENING PICK rowne's Ameriean Composers’ Nelg b ht. i rthday Today ?" B L WEM, 9—Uncle J vy 1 raph Sporttiash, by KYW at Chicago 11:80—Frank Hodek's cham Notes $10% e bedtime story told hestra. WEAK, § Walter Wilson, WGY, 8:i¢ Us, rlando’s or Home WMCA, 10 t Hygiene WHAS, A y 'S Of Jen B oboe Music, with the holding slight lead over juzz numbers, still onstitutes the major portion ot the gran). roudeast from Station WRC, Wash WOAW—OMAHA ington, accordi mads i T—Dinner p |on the station's broadeasting for ond KDKA - at | s—“After Dinner Hour.” v Pa, Wil be re- | 10—Deluxe proram. from Castle | , clussics ) KYW—CHICAGO—536 RiP: 46~~News, financial and final mar. kets, T=Dinner Danlel Goodwill, | Famous Actor Wants to Go onl Stage Again New York, Jan, % (®—His love of | theater | | | | | 8y hor nusic from oLt Nightingale | In order to provide t enee with a musie, the Conservatory w serles of deseriptive varlons pliases of musical program, (be broadeast Tuesday evening at 7 presenting \WMAD favorites. o'clock from WLW, Cincinnati. Hotel lisson orchestra in Sky R Ran® cket frolic, WOCO=MINNEAPOLIS—118 side tional talk, '35~ Musi o« radio audd nowledge of of Music Iks unds, club, | nna on barn Delta Dextra m, v greater Upsilon sauce announcing. WMAD—MINNEAPOLIS—241 S:10-—Fopulir o8k broadeast | llo in the Con- Dr. Apple. unyielding in its de- Ratra Lovers' Hour" broad- Advice trom KYW's Evening Ameri- h studio. NEress ¢ KYW's & gress Hot leading ox- | ha Jolm Drew, a ipon ti music to omudy, classicul | and modern, 15 planning fo return (10 the stuge soon us he can find w suitable vehicle The actor has no special play in Imind other than “u good one, perhups, one of the type which made | “gay cavalier and ur' ul life, living a life | his home in Island, for a ponent of polity Adan violinist chrities,” rom W7 —SPRINGETELD: 1 . ) ; Radio listen 11 be or treated to stras in the Neuermans its deln Tusomnia Club” Sand oston. Rebro phony KDKA —Pr e orehe 2 broad LAttle Wards, Y Coor Original 713 o ! ks, —ep YORK— WEBH—CHICAGO—330 ine s—Edgewater Beach Hotel Medallsts orcl Dinner Dr. 1, tenor Vivian, Radio Sun- Howard Neumiller, pi- | orche | west, it is & Philosophie “olorado orehestra over KOA P will b oreh. | night at 1 61 D orches id, ¢ \ nspira- BH—=NEW Nim famous 1he ma 18 e cantering 1 Suturday | Meanwhil time. of leisure, He has loft Jasthampton, Long Sl ? Broadway hotel during the theatri- AW cal e Hore, he n;.r‘\ lis | 5 cnds and is a familiar figure in | land, Ore. welcome the wnnounce- |MM1eF ] i) | Ciah—261 oundings he K st ment that this statlon has secured | !¢ Surrounding ey bedty ram, 1 t vices of Cut Kremer, populav tha danes Denver arches of soc HELLD, 15 TS Miss ) | [ 1R BROWN I VAN NODEL ? THIS (S | \}ATJ Ng?lgl_ HENRY BROWN ——— L2 SAY,T GOT A GREAT IDEA~— T'LL MEET ) Yoo (N FRONT oF THE POST OFFICE AND WE'LL HAUE LUNCH TOGETHER. Orfole | hroadeas 5-8§t, Paul h WEKAP—=MILWAL I'he Arcadians fance KL} dance ncert, mon apitol the ine Connolly, bt Speelu Roston » Divorees of the yrogral ssing broadeast by ort- = ir recital KFWA—OGDEN, lio Dealors Paramount theater organ, Olie Reeves and his orch, KOA—DENYER—323 Harmony Deerless urchestra from the Colburn hotel, | KGO—OAKLAND—361 HapEaiontay R aligsUianng 1 (1enost ATk Hickman and his band no lon I broadeast from the Hotel Biltmore, San Francisco concert orchestra |I.os Angcles, through KILJ, will be Californiu Mixed chorus, and solo- |INterested to know that 1 P S |aggregation has gone ~-California Colleg el "1 trom Hotl St. Franci i tucky Wonderbean; John Pupa, AW]=LOSANGEIDE 187 Clark's La Monica 1 ertina; vocal sclections; Al 115 —KE geatitonnin; [kt Tweed, ho o 4 | 0-—KI'l's ves pocket concert, i ¢ - Midnight Frolic, Al-American | #45-—Yltorial e Ploneers. Rita McFaun, Art B PRCKEAILY Lol s e osnlln by FhEEbE e e | 11—Los Angeles Examiner professors. A1l them RO CHICE GO | lz—Instrumental trio and e 08 paun i tinsih ol % — Harry and Sandy; Valentino | [excontipn BRI Inn orchestr: Court Banks, Jl"hll-i rd Radio club in ;‘(I;"lv;”‘:\].“-”.!P"M ; i, A < et ny Black, Russell Meyers, Jack [, Profiam {series the varjous phases of faxation Pennewell und Fredds DRmiten i LH B ,I\I.‘ Midniht froli ipublic speaking, |r‘rn‘ drama and 9—Gollage program, Stewart-Warn- ||, XBI=TOS ANGELES—IU5S | oNcrninents ate discussed. A itotEeEN s N tete Coaeilt ’97\” Jde Cafeteria orche ¢ The idea of brozdeasting educa- sy s a8 ‘tmmv talks has been reec \:m‘{ nd- |y Rouge orchestra; William E. An- | ! e e P L S i Mr»fi]vL’r has become very popular. o B s | i Jhi‘ second course is as follows: ale Quartet; W | (Taeet ¢ “[.m,r:m‘:,’; 'r;mfl"ffllf{ FRANCISCO—i28 | Inhieritane Toh i Taa 9 S Restuurant orchestra. | Jan bough; Charlie Garland; Spencer leys/Cablring, (atithe | Hon¢ Laverne end Rhayne, exlophone; ) Joe Buck, uke and song; Lew Russell; Romo Vincent; Proust; Mowtn Rouge orel WGN—CHIOAGO—302 Drake ensemble and Biac! stone string quintet, WGOP—NE 0—Drake concert ensemble, 10—Popular program, 11—Amateur night offering, Hotel Orfole ctions. Jas. g kns Kelly, read- pro you ubout some of i | happened in my laughed, repeating the question of an interviewer, “Why, 1| been here long enough for | veryone to know abou ast, At | ast talk about the future he the actors and Broadway, be list all the past, WNAC—BOSTON =280 1513 in a Auction WHBNY—NEW YORK—! Chict Big B Harry things that haye past?” he planist, to play gronps Eyges and water Leach tra - Dane crald and K Wayne Frank Greif, tenor readings, WENR—CHICAGO—266 Daily dinner concert. Rauland- Trio. Maric Tulley, soprano; | nno selections, 9=—Popular program. All-American Plone Walter Peterson, Ken Hotel Oriale selections, uminer news | , stories; | Marie Kelly, tenor mission solo rsporsing Benjamin | groupe. “lravels { Aok —Olive May, soprano. WLNY Boys, songs [ WORO—NEW YORK—233 | Edward Dies, planiet, 5 maling nson, soprano. tegalbuto Sisters, duets, il Mejgle tations, v Tobiehnik, bariton Moody, soprano, Billg Johnston's Chicagoans WBBR—STATEN TSLAND—233 Dr. Hans Haag, violinist, §:10—L. Marion Irown, soprano. Edward | g:20-—Bible questions and a §:40—Soprane, violin solos, WOR—NEWARK—105 —Jumes Carusso, violinist, 13—Andy Razaf, “Croonin An James Caruso, violinist. 57 Y 2 music, mispronounced, Bill Wathey, Jacobs' Lnsemble. _Van's Colleglans, lice Raymond, violinist. ime. Marie Fromm, planist. lice Raymond, violinist. —Mme. Marie Fromm pianist. four of mu —Budapa Trio. | 10—News bulletins. Budapa Trio. | 10:30—Charles Wold, musical g 10:48=—Talk, Arthur Reeve and . McConnell. 7 | 11=Dance _orehestra. —Copley Plaza Tea tion W. Edward Boyle, The Smi nduc MeArdle 0—Shepard C 1 lope so. Wl the told what present program by the Then hie nany now starring on nade it plain he wa ol among those who belicye | of oni linner v Lossez American | g to nee, direction Bi Knick not to music resorts, Tt placed al tha Biltmore o orchestra, & Ll 5 vod plays were those of the W many fine actors and | here more in the mmrv.“‘ said. “But there are no more Booths and Jeffersons, Why? Be- no more Booths and Jeffersons ave heen born, so far as 1 ean see. w of those that I} Ann Hard Taylor, Ina )y artists from | g Ex-|11- Bert Spears, | -Broadcast from —Copley Plaza W, cetions, ave will ¥ on Entertainn s Secl change. Direction 10—Dance music Copley Plaza Hof orchestra, direction s soc- | Sy canse SOREARD ) name u lthink are very good are ing, Jane Cowl, Laurette IClaire, Madge Kennedy amd Noel Noticing There are others, of |solution 1 | past, The \d “Second in |is ruddy and s voice is the same & admitted before | He 1 iatglvontiin bl had braken i talk about compani; t‘'omma of old vorite that not he 1o his the of troubic heon music, dansant riding, becaus Lis Xereise, music, Coward. with eyes, His ey course He rs of John, WBPI—-NEW YORK is good enoug however, Lo ntry club orch. in a|sight in_“The {permit him to do 1 | . intery Drew actor's last long stay y production wi two ye Carter app year. Lie 1 |vival of I’ well” Last of | Drew n Hat’ and [but he carries hims ) is greatly inferested in the ea- | Bthel and Lionel children of his sister, Drew, and Maurice B Deing John Drew, he hout the family, read was insisted on helding ago. Mr eared opposite him layed a week in cro's “Trelawney of rymore ady 6:40—Tm orchestra. 7—Al Pfist club Luxe program. 1—Don Clark’'s Biltmore orchestra. but, to “h rymore declined as he ex- hotel danc ¢ 20)- eyt {ing old, L{to let him."” sure sign a n 0% gaid, *when he declines nold his coat for » orchestra, i pressed it. Mathematies T like Burton o 3- e Tnsurane High Prof, Burton How np. Prof is in his seventy-third y » hi Mrs. Cheyney.' “The Gr ‘Stolen Fruit',” thought Cyril Maunde was very good | These Charming People, and R R R Y S T A 2 M A I N G T ore the season is over T expeet to “The Masked first starred—>Maude | lin which Drew sdams shared honors with h . Have your typewriter overhauled and put in gqod [t of all his productions he 1k |8 working condition. Work guaranteed and price o Joy Boys Prof ace WEAF—NEW YORK—192 Louis Fisher's orchest G=—Dinner music. —Ttoss Gorman's orche $—Caro Vivani, baritone 5—Cirossk —Const mann, duets. —Delta Upsilon Glee club, —Constance and Helen | he resumed. [Spots.” ates Torm of —( MORNIN | —0 and | in 110:30—~WNAC Women's news bulleting WEEI—B( nent,’ club Gov and T ster, rnments of 50~ Tritain _ane W. Lanc | Teb. 24—“The @ |Germany, Russia TON—319 L serviees elen Huls- from rnments of and the N Huls- mann, piano duets, 10—Hughie Barreti's orchestra. chestra. WLS—CHICAGO—345 S§—Redtime story. National barn dance program, sing at 1 a. m. WMAQ—CHICAGO—117 Chicago theater organ . fotel LaSalle orchestra, Talk “The Heart of Afl 's o s orchestra. e Williams' Trio. ntertainer: nan, soprano. hams' orche | Republican clnb dis- cussion — “Aviation’s Future for Nationa! Defense and Commerce.” —Lorraine or 2—Market quo 250 —Financ Bernhard cert, 45 ton. —Madison orchestra To be announced. -Panl Specht's orchestra. NEW YORK—316 readin, Fisher, C Bob McDonald, \—June Lee, Sammy Fain, i—Pettit, Frasicr and Marcus. T'rio. 10:80—8 kland's orchestra, WOO— ADELPHIA—508 rand organ; Trumpets. dinner muste. WIP—PHILAI Organ recital. Legers dance orchestra. Dance nwsic, —Redtime story, Banquet of Transportationclu b 5—Dance music. 11:05—Organ recital, WLIT—PHILADELPHIA—395 WIR—DETROIT—516 fickey) Guy's orchestra. 7—Goldkette's Petite Symphony orch 0—Coll's Entertainers. )—Jean Goldkette's Serenaders, Ben Franklin orchestra. 10--Jean Goldkette's Recording or- WHFI—PHILADELPHIA—305 chestra. rownson String Club. 11:30~Jewett Jeste) Joncert orchestra. | WCX—DETROIT—516 Dance orchestra. | t—Dinner concert from the Book- §—North Philadelphia Real Estate{ Cadillac hote! Board bane . | WREO—LANSING—280 WHAR—ATLANTIC CITY. 5 f—Dinner mu by the Gold b ard ensemble and the on Serenaders. 10—Special WKEO Speed Wagon Sercnaders. WHAS—LOUISVILL Music Box program. the Courier-Journal and Louisville Times. Police alarms ater revue, WHT—CHICAGO—100 sical dinner music program. 238 meters, m. | 10:30—Chez humorist. 50— Kitchen Klenzer Klassics. 11:10--Hawalian Team and baritons solos. 0—The Garvin Little Symphony ~Tenor solos, four Hour Leaue.” Levitow's dinner con- Radic Novel, Cosmo Hamil- | PHIA—308 Plerre orchestra and iries Levan- | njo. Chick dowski, uke and —Kenmorians orchestra, Ben Goldman's Ente Kathryn Connelly, Trish s Geebee b Blum's orchest om dance instruction. -Bob Blum's orchestra. Jert Snyder, tenor, lody's orchestra. Jdite Entertainers, monolo 10 1 solos, Trio. Troubadours. il hias, Troubadours. nd Mathias Arrowhead dance ore WMCA—NEW YORK Oleott Vail's Ensemble, Dinner music. | —Amphions orchestrs WPG Male Quarfef. Review of Current Events s:45—Mitchell's Irish and weather. Reserves dinner. | ¢—Tray concert orchestra 3:30—Barney Rapp and his orches- R. Blen- | 14-—Nichol's ds rehestra, . broadcast from the Brown Dance orchestra. Mrs. W. N, Lipscomb, 10:15— WGY—SCHENECTADY—380 elor Pos 0—Dinner program. 1—Ernic iestra. 1:30—Dance Music. 2—Maxin WGR—BUFFALO—319 WAYC—NEW YORK 3 -4 3 Radio 7—Melville | As rt alnment ~Po WHAM—ROCHESTER—273 1 11:45 e Red Head ¢ ~\M¢ 2 T ater ore 30— Wayside Julia Hazard. caside Trio, WPG—ATLANTIC CITY--300 | Luncheon mu —Organ recital. from Sunshine, heim Thotel. prano. WSB—ATLANTA—I28 he Bohemians orchestra, Dr. Marion } Sunday schiool Jesson. Tra uh and en- str tertainers, WSM—NASHVILLE—283 Prancis Craig and his orches- tra from the Hermita Atim an theuter organ. er; market report WMAK—LOCKPORT—266 hotel, stor; Jimn hompson, « r dance fiddler, wi ogram of tunes, pe and his orchestra. MEMPHIS—199 story. 1:30-The Valleytone Joy Boys, KTHS—HOT SPRINGS—3 —Comedy program by A »dtime story 0:25 New Arlington KWKH—SHREVEPORT. u—Dane by Five, KPRC—HOUSTON—297 -—Radio Brown, pion ba 1 pre- i prograz C—WASHINGTON — 169 House Tri Reynolds AN 10tel or DIFF WAL —COLUMBLUS, 0.—204 M[[:K f/ ) ‘l‘\\l—d 1 |,y\| LAND—390 music the Harmony KDKA—PITTSBURGH—309 ogram. use band ITTSBURGH onunsto WRR—DAI WADC—AKRON, ( itime Jack Gardner's danc —Mrs., Fay Rabb, violin KFNF—SHENANDOAH—266 Wid Old Tim or solos, Sisters. Plldiing Coneert by 38 2-—Program © Costs no more ous concert musi 1 Coo0-Coo club. WOC—DAVENPORT—484 WEAR—CLEVELAND—390 3 Chimes. I'v. Jones in Cream Top Bottl finner conce WSAI—CINCINNATI—326 1op ¢ 1 ne ¢ r At the WKRC—CINCINNATI— ready 1o pour Marion M s orchest atures; orche and Peter Ma ariton WSUI—IOWA CITY—181 K, mezz0- soprano; Vern planist. KSD—ST. LOUIS—=545 O is Real Cream Kay tudio fe orch. Fealthful! ATI—123 forecast WEW—CINCINN onomical! s er and | ¢ | specia Yey Wit t by Joh souri t organ St. Louis Symphony or: WDAF—KANSAS CITY—3 T--Markats and weat Bat financial message. Pantages ater organ recital. Trianon alk by Vie on's the- En- Farmers Milk Seckatary | Phone 1773-2 ! Alamo orchestra | 1 | | dance program by the | Prof. Lane W. Lancastor 3—“The Way of Income " Prof. K. M. Williamson March 10—"Co-operation. Tfs Place Agriculture Prof. IPossum. » 24—"Lifo an I " Prof 1 by the arjorie Woodman, conday luncheon music. | F—NEW YORK-—102 A4 o Health cxercises, (= 10:45 — Betty Crocker's Home Serv- Univer ice talk Pecle Music, | March 31—"Public Speaking Yor | Talk, “Women in The News,” |the Business M WOR—NEWARK—105 |Edwin Peck. lorning Gymn class, April 7—"The W WII—PHILADELPHIA—-395 ,‘Y‘*"l;”fl'"uh" Prof. April 14—"Latin | Prof. Karl 7. 1l 21— > Prof. 28 — “Modern 51 Drama.” Prof. Hommer XEdward Woodbridg Sherer staff | | WE SPECIALIZE IN Automobile in | ch ty | in ish | | | Insurance COX &DUNN 272 MAIN ST. rve nf Walter Edwin Then and Now," | 1—Luncheon music. WIP—PHILAD ELPHIA—500 —Setting-up excreises, | T—Setting-up exercises. | WOO—PHILADELPHIA—-500 i1—Grand organ recital, : b\VHEN IN HARTFORD | DINE AT THE HONISS Mind as Seen Prof. tient of he Frenel nch Literature,” . Russom, depa langnages, 12—“Automohile Hoove . '|BACK 0’ THE MIKE Tucls. o | WBAL at Baltimore {organ r Thursday cvening, beginning Jan. 18, when the music of the mammoth {James Wiison Leakin organ, recen linstalled in the Peabody Conservs |tory of Music, will be sent o the air, “Radle,” says Secretary Jardine of |the department of agriculture, “is al- iready a vital factor in the econom- je and intellectual life of the farmer. { e part it will exert in the future Is beyond calculation. Tt is easy 1o foresee millions of dollars added to |the value of agriculiure through ti eraployment of methods imparted by and his orchestra |radio instruction.” {will give a special frolic of popular | LN |dance tunes cvery Tuesday evening | Navajo Indians at 11 o'clock, eastern standard time, {hand music, is the finding of Mike land lasting for two hours, from |Kirk, a trader of the Manuelite (BB hville, wave length 283 |{rading post near the Navajo Indian meters. 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INC. *| " PAINTERS AND for one hour. W1 DECORATORS |sent the program 267 Chapman Street . Estimates Cheerfully Given o» y Al Jobs = Tel 2013 se, are the ! appear en Atwat program tomorrow evening. | ning at 9:15 o'clock and © he DANGBUST IT WHEN “THEM BLONDE GALS, WERENT BORROWIN MY LUNCH DISHES { 7o FEED THEIR POODLE DoGS OLT ©'— THEY WERE TRACKIN IN . HERE FER DRINKIN WATER.~ | NEVER SEE SLUCH A THRSTY BUNCH O FOLKS !\ % 0[] STATION AGENT DAD KEYES WAS GLAD WHEN THAT TRAVELING SHOW TROUPE WITH THE SIXTEEN TRAINED DOGS LEFT TowN— MEBBE DAD THEY THOLGHT NouD INVITE “EM IN FOR LUNC!