New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1926, Page 16

(ANl Programs W W W W W 1 SATURDAY, n Eastern Standard Time.) o ukule EVENING 1 §=—Opera 8O 8 PICKUP, orge Nathanson, Studio program Panl Hagan Studlo proj WEBPI—NEW YORK Tom Cooper's ore! Warner the ' erson, Willlam ertainers, NAC Chie: I, Opera con Assoct of Amerlea, direct York city, 1,200 voices, WEAN chain stations. 9:30—Ruthstrom 301t 1 NYC, 9 inner 1E ner to Vice 12—Ghosts of The Lestra resident Dawes ) Feffic Alr, j:40—Helen Mil Peffie Olive Hartley Joy WBBR—STATEN ISLAND—2 Hans Haag, violinist ! =—“Healtlh and Homs gram | 5 1 1 {0—Dr. Hang Huag, viollnist WAHG—RICHMOND HILI—316 midnight—W. ) WOR—NEWARK— 105 Trio concert June Lee, singing I'rio concert. t's tea Q ' Ol Han planis Hanson Boys sOpYane. ‘ - Koprano. W —=HARTFORD—476 Iis ( ¥ vin rEer’s eu's period. “Skinny and Ame ion inzoff's conce Vans Coll o WBZ—SPRING FIELD— Al por violins news hulletin, James Bermingham, tenor. mandolin. mingham, tenor; itone. or Jul- i seebach, it atinka il g orch serfly amapo Ramblers, it : )—-Southampton Entertainers. Knickzrbocker ulele Bob MeDonald. 1 Heads. June Lee, songs. hstrom mz Boys. 3 Strickland’'s orch WODO—| —Musi lub wil iramily tra. FERSON—; v yissing Jersons' descriptions, WAAC—BOSTON—280 pard Colonial Luncheon con- SWE 0f the —Dinner music. WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 —Organ recital. Dal Ruel's Arcadians. -—Dinner muse. i time story; art 8ports corne 115—A talk by Ivor Griffith. :50—Dinner to Charles G, Dawe vice-president, Ly Manufacturers’ clubg 1005 day. Fiyges and ar progra company in & popu Auction atinee—Mrs. Cople R wa Dance, dire tion W. ward Boyle, __The Smilers, conducted by Clyde MeArdle Shepard Colonial dinner dance direction Billy 1.0 B deast Opera H Opera company with Claudia Mu: e, Antonio ; Loneke. WFI—PHILADELPHIA—305 WIAR—PROVIDENCE—306 Taroar Al aambla _Zikes Bon ton orchestra. bl Marsi's Calegians, 30-—C'on Dan “Abraham Macartn Dance music, 3osto P o 15—Organ recital icago Civic “11 Trovatore Richard Bon- Augusta in Strath - Haven orchestra Cort neert orch Associated Gl —NEW YORK—1902 Policy Assoclation nts in Russia,” Roris Bakh er's dance orch. Mandolin club. WPG—ATLAY Hotel Mo Dance Auto Show. Last-m Hask Louis [is} Lopez s firey, r mt \\ m. ton lunc .\rlam\c City | Dollar Pler. news tlushes, GV Dinne orchestra, Million anist s cnles L Rollins, baritone. 40—Associuted Glee Clubs concert Ross Gorman's orchestra. nt 1 Grace dinner music. Atlantic City Al sador Dance tra Auto Sho 1 W ming." )—Have by, Chalfonte Nick Niehols' arden Pier Vines sson, “Swim- Dis: i club. rday ussion o tional Republi lance Financial Commodor no Han s Kel sulmary linner concert 11:50—Dan: v Morton Bate WHAR—. sgran. orcliestra. Elks Home. dir ctor mie Seaside 'Trio. 3 ¢ 'S L WGY—SCHI \\4.|l\_\l\\ \Ul( ' 8:80—Dinner Onondaga roades DY —380 from Hotel N. Y. (also ogram cuse, BL). bridge lesson, No lilharmonic So- serics, H Mengel- broadeast Carnegle Willem WHBL—SYRACUSE—252 laga dinner musc Syr Livderkr Omor 300 - cuse YORK—326 WAYC—NEW , planist. lephione Mc \\(-Il«lll Fr \l(\— 9 1o Trade \\ll\\lfinm HESTER: WEBH—=NEW YORK— Kis WRO—WASHINGTO? WMCA=NEW YORK—311 v 2 Westinghouse Emple WITAG—WORCESTE —208 WORO—NEW YORK—2 TTSBURGH—161 WENY—NEW YORK—210 WAL T—COLA \Il\l S—201 WA —\l\h(»\ von WTAM—CLEVELAND O— WRAY—NLW YO WIEAR—CLEVELAND—380 Worn T:60~~Weather | 11-4—Dance | -—Radio EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, WSAL=CINCINNATI—320 estra; stortes; chimes 0—Wen Hall; WEW—CINCINNATI— 134 forecast Lwins. reports —Johanna Grosse, the gan request lady safety Talk : Moetin of the kins Radlo clul 40—Annual banguct danc glven by the combined Enginver Assoclation under the auspices of I'he Natlonal Association tionary Engineers at the Grand, Cincinnatl, 0. Add by Gurrett Burzess, National Pres Grand pids, MY 1wstoy, cditor of tlonal Enginees, and offlecrs, Musie by Wa isherger's orch Dance prozwam from Castle Farm WKRC—CINCINNATI—326 McKa§'s orchestra 2 (midnight)—8tudio features; chestra WOX—DETROIT—517 Dinner conert, WIR—PONTIAC—517 Orchestra; Crosley Children, Haw- Scckutary omar T tor or solofsts. ldkette's Sercnaders; w music, Jewett Jesters. WREO—LANSING Dinner music, WMAQ—CHICAGO—148 Organ and orchestra. Russell Pratt, Frederick i~Radlo photologne, heater roview, olo mu WQI—CHICAGO~-1-1i Dinner concert; su—THome Lovers' tlour, —“Insomnia WOK—CHICAGO—; Concert and dance ~Musical program. WELS—CHICAGO—315 -Story; barn dance; Ford Glenn WHT: 8-1 CHICAGO—100 Program; songe —(245 meters) Orchest Entertainers, Symphony orchestra, ~“Your Hour lcague.” WIBO—CHICAGO—226 7-9-—Dinner concert, WEBH—CHICAGO—370 Beach Hotel Oriol nner concert, Dr. Her. Virgin, radio Howard —Edgewater Beach tra, dance selections. Ja , tenor; Marie Kelly, read Edgewater orchestr: vert W, hool. Herald flashes, 2—Edy orchestr Myer. songs; ) Ronayne, songs. RYW—CHICAGO—536 Dinner music from KDKA. The bedtime story told " Walter Wilson, who is known ¢ children as “Uncle Botk ~Home-Tovers Hour. fongress ( ‘Congress ¢ ““Insomnia Club.” anders and 1 ater Beach Hotel Frank Gref lly, readings; the rnival.” Original Nigh WBBM—CHICS Harry and Sandy; Inn orchestra; Court Bank Johnny Black; Russell Mey Jack Pennewell and Freddy miter. O—226 Musica ‘our Keason: —Sandy Rouge orchestrs son; Steel Quitar Comedy, bson. Sunset male Harmony Four; uke and kazoo; Garland quartet; Goorge Two Jays: Lavergne anc and Iixaminer news Kay and warket or- of Rta- Hotel the Sunday umiller, planist. Hotel Oriole mes ] Oriole dance selections; Wayne conducted DLy Valentino Pal- | Buck, Probst; Rouge offer, contralto; Clalre and Jimmy Griffin. WENR—CHICAGO—266 Daily dinner concert. Rauland Trlo; cocal; ra; Mat- nstrumential 1 nk West- merican Pic Bilquist. popul basso; plan njo. o mericur WHAS—LOUISVILE -Arthur Findling, ssist tists. WSB—ATLANTA— Hiltmore Hotel 1 lesson. Hour. Hired Help Skylark WOM—MEMPHIS—500 ory. auspices Dr. an 25 orchestra WSM—NASHVILLE—; Francis ( s cdtinie story le Jim proge KPRC(: ~Dible Frank Tilton, bli “Ghosts of The WEPAA—DAL Don Bestor Talk, “History of Jack Gardner's ore W l(l(—li\ll \\—*'M s or estra Organ reeit m - Mel 2 WOC—DAVENPORT—181 and re Hotel or ra. WSUI—=IOWA CITY—i84 Jasket Minnesota ST. l.t\l 1S—545 and Central theater program M. H. A. orct a. \\ ID\I —KANSNAS ( I'I\~—U\. 1lks, concer WOCO—=MINNEAPOLIS—116 Musical offerir iseum dar KOA—DENVET rmony Peerless Colorado or slo, KGO—OARLAND—361 H10=—Popular and classical gram by selected entertainors Hotel Francls dance orch, KFI=LOS ANGELES—167 11.1—8tring ¢ gram 1-f—Packar night frole. 1 KHI=LOS ANGELES—105 Motor Transit Company gram PWX—~HAVANA—100 8:30-~Payret concert, mt 1 pro 1 BACK 0’ THE MIKE A half hour with h kings of the world e novel offering of the United States Army band on February 1§ the Ltrom WRC and WJZ, A program in m Lincoln .. of Ab. st memory will be broade: Moulin | Henry Had WEBM |semble consists of many Thurn, Charlic | Vivian | bers of the Ne¢ guitar | WEAF and WCAP on p. m. Among those purt will be | speaker of the house of representa itives; the Bishop of | Hon, Jolin Barton Payne, chalrman of the Amcrican Red Cross; Mrs. { Anthony ¥ oke, president of |the National Soclety of Daughte {ot the American Revolution; |John D, Sherman, president of the | General deration of ' iclubs of America; several membe ¢ the president's cabinet ‘\,- rs ¢ Army band, | e | The Rochester American company will make next Wednesday evening nod’s “Faust”, which will be pre. sented in tabioid form and broad- cast by WGY, Schenectady, | WHAM, Rochester, s ! 1l offer a lincoln program lon February 12, the birthday anni- | versary of “The Great Emanic tor” Many interesting features are scheduled, Other stations througl |out the country will also ofter Lin {coln programs. The detailed pr grams for the day should ferred to, Opers . wWGY The first performance | Noah's Ark Iollie: the annua {show of the Hartford branch of the Junior T.eague of America, will be broadcast from Foot Guard Hartford, by WTIC next evening, beginning at 8:30 v s e An “All American” program, lturing American compositions musicians, will be broadeast WBAL, Baltimore, next Tuesday evening from § to 9 o'clock. P WTIC has arranged an unusually {nteresting program for Wedn evening, February 10, sary. The broadcast 30 p. m, with a program the Hotel Bond Trio and Mrs. G trude MeAuliffe. 1t would be more fitting than to begin first anniversary program with tl trio and well known |originally opened the station. At 7:30 p. m., there will | concert by the Yale band, |cast dlrect from Yale unive the latest of WTIC's many remote |contral points. This will be the b broa ation of old EIl has ever heen rd on the afr. The program includes a. York Philharmor der the direction It will be 0 p. m, direct from of the Travelers' statlon New York Philharmonic of York cngemble, u of The the New inciuding who will |leading solofsts © | Phitharmoni Guido, vlolinist, several solos. The New York [ harmonie Woodwind Ensemble, | organtzation also made up of mem i1 | whl also take this |e Arthur Middleton, baritone, and Jeanne tralto will also be |take part in the gram. Nelther need an {tion to radio fans For {hose who are fond of 1igh music, there will be an hou {dance music furnished by Witfstel an tion famous for its work I nent college functions, From 12 to 1 m Ryan a armony »rg will presen program of mony 80! solos, logues Harmony Entertainers, t adies, with ma menta) features are truly a riot D part in wor Laval, con niversary pro. o Edaie rgantz at promi 11 p. Shermay and Entert 's or d un . . Char workers now radio is opportunity to livorce rate. Divorce “If 1 cou sion of the venil out Austi orgun had g0 ions Relt o 10 Ams nave be given a cases broadcast 1 only broadeast mestic reiations or T think T might wip the menace threatens £o life here Judge Jame Jr,, of T And now arrangements are be made to br t through a station every word that is ing one of Judge Austin's ¢ s as an ex He promises that for the radio will be “av vore There will be nile cages as the policy of the cour is to keep h information | from the public eye as possi No dates been arrange | it 18 expe Judge Aust ¥ special night court |the broadcasting is done. $00 8 court, at said o edo radic aid dur t ges as cases 1 that wil 0ld a Frenct tax on The tax | The government ha all radio receivir duties range from pproximately 60 cents to $2.50 vear, depending upon the type recelver. Strict enforcement pianned evaders will be force Ito pay 10 the original fa cost for a license | . Two dios, placed sets and times organs, played lcast thro! ago. By 1. one of mea t gan con gether as a duet rts were brought Juartet and vocal pro-| Radio club and mid. Pro- famous will be by February 1% taking | cal | Nicholus Longworth, Washington; | Mre, Women's and mem- | its radio debut in Gou- and | fea- | and by its first anni- will begin by hardly the | contralto who | sty t time that thie famous organi- concert, broad- iptone | render an »w York Philharmonic, broad- | famous n Hartford and introduc- er m. har- immitations, rica’s high when | of | ax 10- tations Al at Many radio 4 ¢ g g time sig the beginning \d end of every progralg. Many of Jarge broudcasting stations res fved xo many requests for the cc that they ndded this fou ture as a special service for radio rans! Weather reports also broadeast by some (1 | IR P | rect time |r are stations . wa A ahle committee practically in Vanconver, vigllanee climinate adio rferer The only rerence after the committed its work was that v ines, and radio to 1 n o it od violet had fin aused by appara similar tron- mi ay v presented only by is, in recognition the anniversary of the foundation of th | 2oy €cout movement n the United | will Le broi from the | studlos of WTIC, Hartford, Coun., | aturday evening, February 13, §:80 o'clock. | | program | o | states, st “« s stations a \ of having a musi- for introductions ts, To the inex who first hears ation uom\vmh 1 by soft music, {the helief that he has two stations | on the meter length, P radio elub being organiz Raltimore, der, radio Pl ackground announcemen radio fan Many adupting the and | perlence there i same A lunfor listeners-in s station WBAL, Knox will be the elub le {nge will be held weekly oilei e iz Mee player-roll artist, Wednesday noon by station WLW, recit usually cetions. » Downing, in the Trene akes part concerts bro Cineinnatl. Her consist of request WM, L » Nashville, T mhoat w )nq pa the studio cqu Studio members know the whistle | 010 Hickory, | | Station Tex. class KFQDB, Tort Worth ha been transferred to a B sta- jtion and has incre ased its power to 11,000 watts. The continues be re- |to operate or microphone, made 18 in use at Rich- A new Duteh from a block of marble the studio of station WATIG, as o “Tushl is sald to e in America. ety romarnce 0 retricity. hour program to be broadeast every cond Wednesday of the month, heginning 10 March, will be featurcd by KOA, Denver, The program will |inelude a wide varicty of voeal and | {'Ws’rum'ntal numbers i ) ® ' mond Hill, s known phone and one in use € a two- P o » fer orchestra heand from sta 1. Mass., from § to § The Repertory T of Boston will be tion WBZ Springfie Wednesday evening o'clock, | . Station WHWS, Chicago, is one the new statlons to go on the air. It has N over station WCE d operates or wave hand of meters. A modern broadeast- ing plat, housing a new 1,000 w transmitter, has heen constructed | at Woodale, 18 miles west of Chi- cago. 0 " . ol i A | . v listeners Teception ago. The leasting ap- willing to quality 1,000 to Daily ar plan of WGN, heen bros reporis from | every station has for r in the rly gponded improving o 1 radio. llstener d fo be increasin now plac umber Germany is s the rate of nearly {The total number . WIID claims to Its new Palmer Housc, it 1 | station tdeal radio studi |ters located at | Chicago. { The radio stud | right along great hotel have qua the vas plannnd st of t possible im rovements s convenlences we built into the suite of rooms which |serve as a studio, Tt is sald to he f | the first radio studlo to b | porated In the original plans of modern building ere are two studio rooms in the h facilitate program give radio entertaincers for als incor- - larg uite nges an opportunity | for they broadeast. Gon i Radlo entertainers' a premium in the count w the lead of Tngl owner of a rec n al i- shillings. This stributed among | entertainers, | . | A scen | ywond ) (e rio being prod alled for scer I studlo. In order pictures the movi ndio of KFI. Los tting for the scenes new high-power WE SPECIAL]ZI:: Automobile Insurance t . /COX & DUNN | 272 MAIN ST. CROWLEY BROS. INC PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 71 267 Chapman Street LEstimates Cheerfully Given on All Jobs — Tel. 2913, | a NOTICE Harry A, Zinman tallor, formerly at Pa theater for 16 years, has moved to 321 Main stréet, one flight up. chant e known to | 16th | at | ouncer | t | of '| OYSTER HOUSE FEBRUARY 6, 1926, tlon fs belng bullt at Frankfort, | there and go to sleep. An even break [ course. many. This statlon will oper. | Everybody happy? Let's go! Larry, with the same power capacity [turi the crank, s Konlgwusterhaugen and Munich, 2 10 kilowatts, and will be a vast im- | provement on the present Frankfort | station, Ge ate That's all for today, thanks! .. P, E TRIAL WELL ON WAY The crank being turned, we ran across WNYC, from which station { the annual ball of the Emerald as- soclation was being broadcast, Jo- seph Knecht and his orchestra, at! |the Waldorf-Astoria, furnished re. |‘Worcester | ined music for the occasion and the | Troy And Brit usual clarit the station was there | Robbery Charges, V large quantitios i o | A “telegraphone” has bLeen in- vented in England. This instru. ment makes a permanent redord of 1l radio messages, The work of | is Instrument is similar to that ot dictaphone, . Proseentor T Wit nking 1 Highwa t ‘ . Worcester, Mass., Feb, 6 (B—W | WrIC's West Hartfora Community |the selection of a jury and. otl | program was excellent, uccording to |preliminary formalitles disposed o | Joa Assistint, who suys he ened |the government has begun to wei | interestedly for nutes. [the web of evidence with whiel [Ho particularly enjoys violin to convince 12 men that Joi playing by Miss Mary Ford, The Dennis Jo Britt, Worceste ‘Im.\n and the Girle' gleo clubs ulso |youths, guilty of highway rc | came in his commendation and bery, Troy and Britt went on tri 1id the program was held up be- |before Judge Nelson P. Brown man was run over by a(the supcrior criminal court somewhere in Hartford, | Thursday afternoon t get to wol \ls morn- | Before adjournment tho distri ing because a {attorney, had established throug! awken, Now witness the ‘theft of an automobi [tire on the left side, «t York Harbor, Maine, on Aug . {last, and its subscqygnt recovery Kittery, Maine and had also plact { Mrs, Juljette Chesl f Kittery « the stand to fdentify Britt posith 15 one of the three men she saw § the stolen car when it was doned in front of her home, jol Whoeler of Worcester testific] . {le wus the owner of the auto tha FFolks, The fwo witnesses very s examined be station, “and | come- vorth . . mail 1 agri- areas to stations broadcast- {ing subjects of interest to farmers chow that farmers arc atfaching | importance and dependence than ever to radio, Hundreds | testimontals to KOA, Denver. cal that market price quotations Ip the farmer to make larger ofits, | Heavy | eultura coipty from hopes more | Troy o are re- lat a trolley car We couldn bus ove Jersey, blew Through the Static KDKA furnished inter oxhibitions of volume and nigh grade. iolden numbers playe nd. sone band music modulat “Idle sting nique, of & ind fon L Moni were two of a by the W ing lume, clarity 9 static and othor that, but an intercsting all sums up last night from | radio standpoint. Distance, us usual. | was not among us. And that’s that, . . We took n swat at WIZ a thrown for a ten yard losg, I Dial Serenaders, sponsored | shoe company, which nothing to do with this story and theretore | should be cast out bodily, offered an | interesting peep into conditions in | popular song wor | was one par exce | Poor i to nolses of evening over ||l ali 1ghous Nathan- . us, . Jus but that of 1t of the comedy In rd from WGY, hort stop was made at ipparently. It was one lived happily ever after” dies, and it ly 'hearing, it ed in begiining, was stolen W he our 1 e nment, | at thosc the Harding Memorial Plans Are Now Well Under Way Marion, Ohio, Febh, 6 (P cornerstone of the $£1,000,000 mem- orial to President Warren G, Hard- ng will be laid on Memorial Day. In making the announcement day, Hoke Donithen, chairman It exceutive committee *of [ Harding Memorial sociation, prominent government officials be asked to participat pecial Notice has was armonica made things hing from ¢ r included in didn't think it 50 much n instruments, The Philade WBZ. foxtrots . Boys" phis every he We to ge one of the ling story of of this | band g? 40 members was given, pre- | | lively at to | he pro- Wils DOS- ic out of An inter formation “Who." and “That's and Laddie, can find em, put tion of “Show “Sonya,” Al assic o of » 1s." Bonni uvenile singers, 01l more, you're welcome to jover an _ excellent ren Sleepy Time Girl"” and then, | Me The Way To Go Home.” 4 any ue satd the Volume | sumably by the announcer, who said from th ion as usual. | the young musician picked by e S the mayor of Philadelphia from u | tle digputes, Our {rusty | group of 1,200 bLoys. The band | assistant, Who must remain wnony- | making a three-day visit to Boston | yold their | mous, because of his connection With | ang it was said that they played ot | onight, S Europe and several in |10 different concerts lay bes ‘ Bungalow , twirled the dials Jast | fore appearing al WBZ. | program been arranged. Hapyannhislethehio holre O L principal speaker will be Irithjof Kenilworth ball in Hart- Wernskjold from Seattle, Wash. il e nlans a8 Daneing will follow entertainment. mighty valuable person in the past I AR salon 60, conts —aacE | and want to thank him beforc i SRl this large crowd here asse 4 for hat he has done for u hope s will prove a quietus (10) persons who, perceiving our reworn visage trailing along the | street, closely followed by averco: and the rest of a normal person’s outfit, not forgetting his body, stop us and ask, “Do you stay liome every | | night and listen on | assistant is a capable yvoung chap, ie not. When we don't listen in, | does. When we want to go out, docs s stuff at the loud spea When wants 10 g0 out, we s was G, festive at Nor An excellent The Lodge, 1. O 30th anniversary t., Feb, 6, s o'clock. Nor the courts of this countr evening w ay at the yeste G W Off] ou 11, somecon 10 typewriter, claim, muc wants use so we'll relingu i against our will, of We for | those Typewriters Bought and Sold WE REPAIR TYPEWRITERS Call on us when you've got a Typewriter that is out of order New Britain Typewriter Exchange Phone 612 s0 f b he er, he 90 West Main Strect MOTOR TRUCKING Furniture Moving Cinders and Filling Material Furnished A. H. HARRIS 2459 | E——————— R Frank E. Goodwin Eyesight Specialist 327 MAIN ST. { . R RSO ICR TR TWO-FAMILY HOUSE ON PARK BOULEVARD just completed. Oak floors in two front rooms and all improvements. Easy terms will be made on pay- ments. Camp Real Estate Co. 272 Main Street; Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg. FOR RENT MAIN STREET STORE — MONTHLY RENTAL §125 Apply The W.L.HATCH Co. City Hall Building Phone 3400 IN HARTFORD DINE AT THE HONISS WHEN | | 29 74 STATE ST. 25¢, S0c and $1 Store [ | Under Grant's Fresh Home Always a lake Also, Supply To | AW GEE AUNT SARARS ALWAYS TRYING To SPOIL EVERYTHING * e AUNT SARAN PEABODY AND SOME OTHER. SHOPPERS JOINED THE COASTERS ON ICE HOUSE HILL WHEN THEY Tock A SHORT CUT FOR wWOME if"a‘