New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1926, Page 16

I RO ) TN MONDAY, F Rose Dreeben - K] Studio progr Al Programs on Eastern \lehhl"‘ Svanhilde, [ 9:58—VFerrucel's orchestra WOKO—NEW YORK— Anna Diamond, planist Louise Lysaght, sopra: Sunshine Sonny efcholtz, violinist, app Ramblers, l\l\l\i. PICK. U—lixeerpts fron 0 Many Broth iardo, pl rman lessons German lessons, plants i Joseph WHC—HARTEORD—176 aritone; Keasler ensamble “Mother Goose Children's “nor, 4 a orchestra, te, American Leglon, iu onor of John N. McQuigg. Ad Iresses by Dr, Nicholas M. Butler, | Ogden Mills, John J. Davis, Harry Lilllan Massa chnology Tunlor Leaghe : vl WMCA—NEW YORK— Salon De Danse, Hotel Bond. | 6—01 Vail's String Popular period, with Mo Karling 2 G d Gertrud Yo Emil Helmber. EheRlre. § ture on Five Messne 45—Darclay ~Jack Denny's orche : st WHAP—NEW YOR WRZ—SPRINGPTELD—, Market reports. t rast of KDKA. “Thea \eater of | § Rene Da- |9 d v the Capitol | WFBH—NEW dings, Bert Dixon. Corrigan, y Klages, baritor 4o—FEdward Deis, pianist rican Legion new hestra. I Gross, Par CWHAY—NEW YORK—210 Mr. Yokeman, tenor, Radio Movi tion of Georsg [Fecks., ) missing | 9:15 WEBPI—NF WOAC—STORKS—275 ¢—Blucbird orch 8 $—Music; market » - Warner theater; Harold G Dairy farming « .| Mour, WIPAG—WORCLSTE) Joscphine nnwicl, soprano. talk talk. ght Scou —Kcout annou Housing and ) ment." \\l\\l,-—s WY d Rovin Hood hour o .. —Borls Popovitizky, planis u-11—Opera, “Barber ot Se WIAR—PROVIDENC I j—CQueston Bo Ti46-Providence Da nd 5—Nell O'Bri Entertainers, 10:10-—S8tudy elu i—MHelon €. Place, woprat Belais Quarte!. Frank La Flanone, xylophons | WBBR—STATEN 1SLAND—: solos, and Arthur Gauthier, pian- | S—Irene Kieinpeter, soprano. 8:10-—World News Digest. psies, Voeal due! and Upera nd Bible instr rms of Rhe Giusow, violin nger, planist; no; Her! sports ' Hote! wEl lviui\m\_ 49 CWACP—NEW \l(hv... WEAT—NTW YORK—192 Ka inist WODA—PATTERSON—224 WAZ—NEW YORK—15. WGEHBS—NEW YORK- WHN—NEW YORK—34 —\Il\\llt CITY—300 WHAY—NEW YORK- . Thought ilorence Loz T L NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1926. Howard Steele, contralto, —t 1 low." | Ik ve —Bafety alk, Norvelle W WAL FOIT WOITH—470 T e | e 3fi]”"!f.‘,I‘{'Lflli“.&“n',?’J”.g'fi':l"“ = SIDEWALK CAVES IN ADeringy polias Selts v, harpe, Jr. —Vocal program | rves @ lot D e READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS dance orchestra. Atlantie City Ward's Trall Blagers. ‘ m nates three of The only etation we could get | . Auto Show. Million Dollar Pler. | 12—Artists from the Majestic thee | four ¢ one of whom tells the | (rom b o'clock on, where the whistles |20 Foot Strip In Slxth Avenue, New | S —— 9:30—~Hotel Ambassador concert or- ater, st « . while 1 nd squeals were not troublesom " . chestra. Harry Loventhal, director, | WEAA—DALLAS—176 i {errupt fro ot time us | was WTIC, and ,when that signal| York» Collapses—No One Is In. P' 10 — Sunshine Minstrels. Mahlon | 9:30—Agricultural foundation .| ehtldren will, The story on Saturday | came on uir shortly after 9| N SO h Gelger, director, , gram, nig ¢ o Leloved *Joun | o'clock we stuck there. This proved | lured forcOu8 NS 11—8ilver Slipper supper club, Ed- WHO—DES MOINES—5260 " and leeply i1~ 1o bo the only program we could en-| New York, Feb, 1 (A 0-foot Q“kn.lm'l\vl“"n'-flwfi'-lvw dle McKnight, dance orchestra, §:30—Recital by panist, violinist and | terested in colorful stowy as 1o | joy without muttering decply under strip of sldewalk on Seventh avenue g nd 60c sizes WHAR—ATLANTIC CITY— enor, 1 by “Sk it breath, The Symphonic 1n- | near 44th street was caved In today A-duuma"t:‘fl'::":llws 2—8euside Trio : i ar dance orches cmble of New York city rendered a | us the result of the collapse of shor- Theget 4040 7:30—Fashion review | S, | Tho other feature trom WTIC wug ProEram of “different’ classical mu- |ing In an excavation for the new caslde 'I'rio. 15—DBasketball game, Nebraska vo. | announced as a s toe.” Musi t, which was ime reliet from Paramount theater bullding. 1'ollies dance or mes, Addresses and information. | from the Amherst *bi noeat t the hum 1 and dried offer The weakened shoring burst a 12 WGY SCHENECTADY— KSD—ST. LOUIS—515 West Ilurtford I school 18 heard ¢ ening inch water main and a main and dois . Mrs, I'rankli Knight, cont R R i Sar to pith flooded the excavation with thous- ERIES Taneatadl N 10— Mrs, Carroll §mith, so i AR- [ banefit of the listencrs in. Tt was o We haven't anything more to say, (ands of gallons of water. The pres- I program {r nes Grey, violinist; Vtrnon Hen. | nounced that it was the first tim speclally, so ) hing to enece of gas caused fire department e S P o EEFIEE L gor RADIO music by WGY ore WDAF—KANSAS CITY—805 | taken to West Hartford and fhat 10 smoke. \ or Kosenthal Leavitt, o Weather. Markets. Bedtime story. | tha program was in the nature of i I'hat's all f thanks | Although Times Square and the FOR RENT—BY DAY, WEEM fterary Appreciation Dialeet readings, Musie, werlment, A successful one it - . theatr! section were crowded, no OR MONTH Willlam L. Widdeme s-~Avound The Town with WDAT" ut to be. Music was fur i A T s WEFBL—SY RACU Sk [ 12:45—Nlghthawk frolic. nished by Lord Jeftry's Sercnaders, [icasRauioiquer)s (o ampaiiuehally] GOULD 7:16—Onondaga dinner mmusto.l RIH—WICHITA—208 the colloge orchestra, .w! the colluge WALUNGFORD BLAZE R ol 167 ‘Historlcal Outline ot | 17— 2ntertalnera | atmosplicre was cnen nitted sy IR i Jarvis, s orchestra, Cow Bell !noval way of be § series of | 12,000 Damage and One Woman, [sounded an alarm and strung a lin® : T (o i S BT Lo g |of lights around the weakened scc 170 £, MAIN ST, TEL, 108 mony Loy ed onto the stage one by one, play-| Overcome, is Saved By Policeman [tion, warning off pedestrians befor WOAW—OMAHA—520 ing u fuw notes as they were intro- | g the sidewalk collapse Entertainment, . popular, g Bam Bammy on Beat, Recent raihs undermined the — e R i A e T WHEN IN HARTFORD itenelle orchestr choly Re are three e L | | | Uncle Dick | —Announcements; U, 8 weath- | TARRYTOWN—273 s Emerblum, plan asper Castle, whistler, s | “lassi s i phme |ty today threatened to destrof the | DINE AT £ WCCO—MINNEAPOLTS—116 of the col e vee story Griffith block at 194 harles Emerblum, pianis CooleTahsimbiaand WG } ,,.,,,,\, of Minnesota program. | 5 1n 5 ive rers taken from the fair 80—Brown ¥ 1 pr 0 3 RS ! tores, one dental office and three | P m Vo —Popular program DTl stors : IIdBEpiEiang 0 g " excel- | ovtments, The firo started at 22 STATE ST. m.—Supper music. s tlesdont S L R e S T p | Under Grant s 25c. S0 and $1 Store WHAM—ROCHI 10:3 Srad heaten orchantra iy e v ZaitickiCalineyidll g I'he woman overcome, Miss Eliza B Also, Always a Fresh Supply 1 Fastman theater organ. ; KOA orchestra and soloists. b G R beth O'Donnell, was carrled to the s 5 | “rake Home ~Theater orchestra. Voice culture by radio. President Goolldge, tafitin strect by Patrolman James Tierncy, WMAK 80-—KO4A orchestra and artists. i s e liscovered the blaz v . e {1=3tiies S RUC L ORRT eau of the Budget in Washing- | | HOVINE laln 19 the vush drawer R ey MOTOR TRUCKING i C =3 S s and his remarks were picked up L) g ¥: KFI—LOS ANGELE WEAI and the chain, Wo heard | P Of tishbke yghonfinavTic & i Furniture Moving —Pryor Moore's concert ov fire {5 believed to have started, WHAZ—TROY—350 or Moorels conert. ofch. e talk through WIAR. 1t was ust 12 f1r¢ 1& beli { b & Cinders and Filling 9--Concert hy yrl“{'q 2 thout the same as his previous ad % ing much of the| o blazo. was reported i . : Material Furnished al and. of course, Cou-| T o o was stalled in Center 4 . A. H. HARRIS 2458 } ——— THOTELOnKL NN R OGS ke ! fire by water on the WCAP—WASHINGTON—160 e, ot [ Through the Sfotie || Joais s ran il = F - &A | || New Britain Sign Co. Striblin et s {to cnjoy the children's prog NAVAL INVENTOR DILS 1 “Doing Better What || « theater ticket she is known to was graduated from || have used was found in the room 8 Naval academy at Annapo- || with the murdered man. Read lis and after twenty years serviee || apout it in The Yellow Stub on was retired after being incapacitated || page 4. in line of duty §—Charles Darr, “Publ ; net I \1 |,1£ “ up.;, | | Many Do Well” cutenant Johu Ibert Tobin, e ~ B 3 b | Dalks | iy ihrough i x part were l] ty Sargent, O ]lli len | 1N R o | 34 CHURCH ST. | 9-10—Music i r 5 h all the horrors doing | Thompson, 11; and Florence Hine, |00 0 "no cytensively nsed i | : ;| ship construction, died at his hom | KDKA—PITTSBURGH— ! i : ioh J5tleg J_’“‘ S ally . Lo ‘\; here from pneumonia yesterday. He || The finger of suspleion po | m— = Dinne O 1. sine a5 Sunday night, aidy a mn ANZ 4 song - O hodo 18 d, born | o Gilew N ard the i 1 b e, iy e e’ sty S ) e e RSt S it 0 | “CROWLEY BROS. IN loopatsieraideierd doned : naval service from Massachu- test week a good send {son, a young misy with an exeell . Honr T A A 0 SR R e AT i s e ) o DECORATORS ]\ 267 Chapman Street SBPRGH—161 about, \ rest assured that | one of the more sentimental o ey did. And they continued it|popular ballads. Then, to eclipse ¢ ough last evening. To help mat- | the others, e Hine sang * 9 s was. sta and w A r's Song.”" This girl is really ! 10-—Grand opera, fcund it difficult to log f the an artist and we can truthtully say | respp—— WEAR—CL , westerners, t we hadn’t 4 the number Allen theat ra, | vendered as wr WIAM—CLEVELAND—390 10 I teresting fea- . e T L TS it MU e et o OF Gl The Biggest Event of the Radio Season §-11—COrchestra and artists. e e firat Je | Methodist church was e 11-1 a. m.—Dance music. AR Clire o staT the sermon being delivered by L] WADC—AKRON, Teloah? Mhis 20 minuted e Ly, dohn L. Davis. st s . Dinner con i v aning Haoimiadsial iave, Haen ot lintereat to his New AULDIEloNS IOt 1t with fans old and voung, al- ! Dritain friends. We heard part of ti, e rls 0 u lp Une Uu spea er ! 1t Is primarily designed for | but didn't remain very long hecau WAIU—COLUMBUS—204 «] and instrumental sol e Automobile $poremenemi e Lper anine e Made o 4 vidence Commissiol week-end, summed New Yo Among those who took retir inventor of "Tobin | 8 4 Tel. 89: 10-11—Grand opers their i norrify. Honestly, we | 12, cach of whom prover to be ex- Tel, of Pittsb i Apparently the bloopers were dete p wors well done. Hele il Teny Band, ton o stub PAINTERS AND Estimates Cheerfully Given on All Jobs — Tel. 2918. H American Walnut — Regularly Retailed at 83 S Insurance ‘Autu Electric Service ke Therslent Co mi ‘.um ¥ orchestia | L ; vt i | 114 FRANKLIN $Q. 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