New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1926, Page 16

SATURDAY, (Al Programs on Eastern Standard | Time.) EVENING PICK Wiz WHAF, Alo Wiz, 1 wBper WIP, $:1 ve, V WNAC WEET 1 WIIC— AT ORD=- 167 SPRINGEIELD- Su—Ildtle 8 from KDKA, I vick ¢ 15— W, person WIAR—PROVIDUENCE=—308 Bor Wea it WEEI—BO ) Symp Ton or IN—=3 19 stra, luncheon o101 pany ifrection Holy iams, Boston loin, Midale- | Dar Dir T WIZ—NEW YORK—155 WAYC—NEW YORK—5326 i, ~Mrs, J. Va BOprana t—Ralph Christmas, planist YRK—312 A Ensemble, Jim ¥ Arnold, sopr Rickert, soprano. cdral C e Joy B WIBH—=NEW YORK— WORO—=NEW YORK—: man, pianist soprano <inging. Hor STATE ohne r80n, Koprano, ISLAND—273 violinist. Houselold," sck, teno fon. WAHG—RICHMOND HULL—316 1t WOR—NEWARK—105 il clmi. 80prano. vening Music Jvening Ne 1 Inn Ba N an winan, s Inn Balalaika ba Musical Chef, ‘Teherban's Katinka WGECP—NEWARK — uis V. li's orchestra. songs ma Yama Boys WELIT—PHILAD Mickes e PHILADE ensemble, orchest LPHIA—509 tru 1 Dittes 4 WIP—PHILADELPHIA—509 WPG—ATLANTI Mortoy CITY —300 func ws flashes. 1eon music WHAR—ATLANTIC CITY— Tri WOEY—SCHENECTADY-—380 3 Ny WERL—SYRACUSE University 1 WRW—TARRYTOWN—; WGR—BUE FALO. WIHAM—ROCHESTER— W RL—SYRACUSE— uzoif's concert or- | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, TEI WMA-BUPFALO—208 16==Dinner musie 140—=Children's Hour, WROC=WASHINGTON 408 I—Hamliton orchestra, 6--Lee House Trio, T—Irving Boernstein's orche 115200 talk -~Students’ WIZ Night. concert fron Crandull's Saturday KDKA—=PITTSBURGH-—~309 Employes' ban ‘arm progran, Westinghouse Band WAUL=COLUMBUS—201 11— Dance music, WADC—AKRON, 8:30—Dinner WTAM—C LEVELAND—380 Dinner music, Dancy must Ev Jone WEAR—CL Dinn WSAT—=CINCINNATI—326 Orchestra, ries; « AND—300 concert WHRC—CINCINNATI—326 S midnight-- Violin, orchestra and plano numbers | 1= Midnight Frolic, WOX—=DETROIT—5 or concer Studio concer WIR=PONTIAC— liestra Goldkette's Screnaders; Danee B010ists music i Lt Jesters, WREO—LANSING—266 D ilo photologue, review, WQI—CHICAGO—1148 ner coneert, Dance music. WON—CHICAGO—303 Musical pro n, Dince musie, WOK—CHICAGO=217 Co and dance music. Mo WELs—( ; Indiar Al program HICAGO—=315 —8tory muslic; dan WHT—CHICAGO—100 —-Cla ! 45— (238 meters) Orel -Pat Barnes. | | i | 11 fi WIBO—( I|i( ,\(.‘l)—zulx l’\:\’jl‘lll—( HICAGO—303 W D—MOOSEHEART—370 ns; quartet. WILW—CINCINNAT Weather —i23 forecast and marke Mesting of Hawkins Radio cl ntine’s Day et i Annual WLW Grandmotier audi will sked to for their choice number one. nwodern, hobbed-hair, dancing I number two, the home- ald-fashioned wind. Detafls announced later. 1. adio type Daner musie from Cas.de WENR—CHICAGO—266 jinnee coucert. Rauland- Lyrie Trio; instrumental solos; vo- val selcetions. Popular program. All-American ioneers. Art Bilquist; sax i pjo duets; vocal selections. Midnite ' nd Farm Mcl Mary Bieber; cal numbers; instrumental 30los. WBBM—CHICAGO—226 ~Harry andy; Valentino Tnn or. Banks; Johnny Riack; Russell Mey Pen- newell and Freddy Palmiter. o Musi comedy, Sandy and str sitar; wn al Th Moulin and g Fred Harry; Wm. I sy Be WBBM wurn, Male quartet; llarmony Fou 5 ! ke and kazoo; Two Jays; Charlie Lavergne and George T arland; Spen Hotel | Joe Buck, uke wsell; Home probst; Moulin Vivian Sheffer, Matthews and Oriols Virgin, radio n. : Hotel Oriole bers; Marie elly, T ance nor; orchestr Murray, ings. 10:45— He flashes 1 Fxaminer Hotel Orlole Frank read- numbers e dance zs; Ma Kay Ronayne KYW—CHIC ~News, financtal Dinner lst Pittsburgh, v WBZ at Spri W at Chicago, i5—The bedtime Walter Wilson hildren as * Home Lovers Gre A ngs. ings; GO—536 final 1 KDKA in rebroadc; Mass., and music {rom story told by Hour broadcast Balloon WHAS—TOUISVILLE—100 Musi n ings ctins Th Box prog Police Peacock orche Royal o Louisvilla usic from the show. WSB—ATLANTA—428 Biltmore Hotel orch. lesson Atwater Kent Hour 5—Rogers' Red Head cl WSM—NASHVILLE—3 school 18 ('raig's of WMC—MEMPHIS—500 ime story. Cuncert. news | | | Opera soprano, s the | | | Russia wers | more power than does Station WOR, | B Iter as they PWX—HAVANA—100 ~Danc: musie. Tourlsts’ Hinta in ort Spanish ourists' Hints n Dance music CNRO—OTTAWA—135 Cosy corner for boys ani glrle uu Laurler concert orch 9:45-~8tudio program of violin ond plano solos Chateau Laurier English lance orch, r——————— BACK 0’ THE MIKE One of the [ world of spor {the Hotel Roos uesday night events in the take place i1 velt, New York on when Governor Smith, Mayor Jimmy Walker and Commissioncr McLaughlin and star in every field of sport, will be pre ent at the great Sports Testimonia inner which will glven by the W York Evening Graphle and broadeast exclustvely through Johu Hammond, presi- fent of the New York Hockey elub, balrman James A. Farley of the ; Athletic commission; Murray | Hulbert, president of the | Athletic unfon; W, Jones Merscreau |John Anderson, French open g hampion and many other celebrites {in the athletic world will be there [Tt is expected over three thousand | people will g a glimp | ring Dempscy enjoying life at this time vnny south is expe in time for this ever | Carpentier, And right of their foothall, favorite gol! and who s in th sturs nd ars to entertatr of the stage . to suy nothing of | 2 will be Texas Ciuinan, “Hello Lola,” all & i Hippodrome, the Carter Waddell Dancing Girls, Jack |Osterman of “A Night in Parls" | Miss Bobby Folsom of the Frivolity !club, and many others, ¢ . ther with its poliey of presenting treats (o it listeners, WORS st the latter part of the | “Charlot's | from the fs now or biggest hits, on Theg- | ¢ night. The broadcasting will commenee 10 p. m. continuing juntil t 1l curtain—about 11, ! &y unusual 1 broade: amous British Revue of 192 Sclwyn theater, of New York" 12, direet where it Ann ¢ mer Metropoli artist sched ning i the i for temorrow ev Amateur | | tend this blg event to | | confusion m JRUARY 18, 1926. 1,200 puld 815 to § 18 than have g TAX REDUCTION BIL I PASSE) Senate's $126,000,000 Addition- al Cut Goes {o Conference WAAM, N lon, will a little sounded ow L | sonictimes own by the call, WBPL WENK, infornal jazz bands irand R Mich, las the « i, It never azz band; WO, t Smak Rl symphony or- | have a cold and Lis vol ‘ades and or i he hiad been col re Smith Brothers ¢ Sueretary Wilbur endbof fatin pariment and Bl Bliinery speaker of the King Vs, were uniubl barre WTIC has u « 3 eek o Army Schoo! Ro: ] musle in the course inks, the gra I Poughkeepsic, the navy ongwort i loses ot Niek' House of jnz epresent to by pres band furnished | the proceads | 1 march number belng | Wigwam." At “The | Spangled Banner dor- | b Striking | th radio br ou to nojs tur of Lie with am, it int |trom t Houd ption | . | The Ire radio sting ard K0 or o the re from W This om 10 to 11 o'cloct instrun ¥ res progr close te is to have a ' station st Meriden ente Kes and slelg WTIC, Lou's ut presented | um, but | s work reading s much those poor | nned k Lou Howard o ned with songs, ind tricks from A8 better thay s MerfdensNight progy no exprussion i ¥ t night and scemed be vom a paper, He put | bep Into his stuft as d cllows who are g} otations, lo: that air about It 18 expected will go'on the fnns onn ¢ hi | | order Latf | '™ department 39 on, 13 (P a reduction of lollars in th burdens, the passed the one mens last night, 58 to . T [ nate over the he fire two ho wii first of next week al gnuctment of the to make the redu tive with the tiling of returns on March 15, Conferves are warned in Mellon that the tre will reduetion Bill, Uresident {he Washingt Ing pat f It a federal tax “Roxy” part cquency radio the planning of yard, Thig « r which shall be or communicatio Washington and the st o radio | vl and .‘ o ion novil d o we from il f each and cold | be mil no sm cut hiousc maude bill s it will ith a e tion firs rket something, wing troubls the {run the the as he s in getting wio novel or | | ofter competition to literaturs I 1l However, t won in individual 0! conterenc ch or his radio [ ¢ ard the Sundial Sore dance ap ion Jolly Bukers' or WJAR, “Carmen Caper ip O excerpts opera en proved enjoyable Serenader kers favored with on File hit or's Re “A Cups A Sangitch and Y oo or themselves a to Jin ToR frow cppy WIZ, and Lroadeasting ay n o of pla tine e e e [ Through the Static are o h 1e8 i tainment om rom WA ition, cinning this Baltimore's superpower by Seeretary th 245 the is confi will bring the enotigh to the § poscd by the him f W e 1 tion mit the vied Ly Coolidge committes of sury not ey i to he written * this station Ly Broughton ' one of Baltimore's writers a dramatists, The first of reprosent modern 11lust musical writing adapte r radio p will o “The Evolution of 8 | American Populur Song” and it will o on the alr Frilay evening, | 19th, 7 to 9 o'clock. particular “silver” seript tra istory of song in America vs of the Revolution, 1776, hest e Doodle” was the populut t distortic the day and whistlad by | The nnmbers prese colonists as t {da time, were ¢ ds high and bl i enjoyed y, on down througl “Americ iods' that featured «C i nturies, concluding Gershwin's eall 4t “in-famous”) of musict «d in bring- and no evening 10 musical Late rr Chicd in the ¢ late, tuned in whici tion was the aie beautifully, nsas City Nighthawks, L ri of the Insomnia offered “Don't Be a Lo “« 8o ening, W KYW 1ting Original playing Club the ed scenarios stations proved ba s hill to sign whi to until il good boy most very late permi in ¥ np with safe m of and s should ounding 1he ears. Kindred Florid, wlf-hearted in- | KTam. [ tvpe | especially es of to L0060 mo would {provided for by the senate must 1 restored to the bill Besidis a ductions prop. Policeman Explains How [/ \™" Pt | in It Feels to Be Shot [in e vi: ussical type Feb, 13 (P — Cetting| Repealed the rangements. | shot through the lung clg | Struck out the Chopin's *“Noc- | like losi hreath no and dues Clock Shop," a | mof opinion of Elimin it m arrell, a Bos utomobi and h Repealed it was shot from . but increased 1, and mebody gun fight with | corporati -harreled several men, two of whom are on; Cut 3% larming. frial in the superior court here for | taxes on incomes GEOT wilt, and entering and | and £100.000. iving stolen further estim suflicient than | entation entatiol 1 all for today, thanks! dwin J. Me of the r his re-| the house t major changes through | wi 1d, tax. tax on admissiol vy marched, intieritanes ding i Fantasy = “on 1 picce, in w ran wild in r your - in the John ¥. | lieeman Such hing Patrol- n po- sensation, | have the - fire | ambu- struments durni famons (som 8 rung x one pe from betwe (e 10 shot gun, | terms “radio’ ng so mus at the present time radio experts a advora the popular rather tha ning of these terms e synonomous less brea wir obser a pro- bring the the was Al program in ance of Lincoln's Birthds which rved to Emuancinator closer ) iay, impres by 1 bit M nal action Baggy Clothes May Be i aston! Enforced at Harvard Now | temocrats over mbridge, Mass., Feb, 13 () -~ 1Made by the minority aggy clothes may o enforced | the finance commit style Harvard for the remainder by the f the o0l | maximum cram nate ecams Groa \mer oadenst by stations, whi Har ong compromi members of n public of tc WEAEF and « led was iy chain of | WTIC, | inu 1y 18 altog meaning of on of co signals, popular interpre on of “radio” is broadeasting voc ord. Reception Seing i pinge surtas A haritone Tt =5 olo 8 serins of Sun concarts spensored Philadeiphia roadeust 1 14 conneeted o'clock. The from f tations, &t « 0 It is believed the changes made | to the WOR antenna. which is lo. at » Bamber, buildi contributed to eption abroad during the recent inte testg, when according to cable dlspatehes from Moscow, Russia, Maxine 'he Sweetheart of ’\:r Alr," rd in the Ru n capital other stations reported T H i operating with 7o times | whk | Two | which transmits on 500 watts | o e s Enough to satlsfy the most ard jazz enthusiasts and listeners w trip the light fantastic will be heard February 19 at 10 p. m. from Westinghouse station WBZ in the | second radio b enting five of | chestra. Virtually the entire evening wiil be devoted to dance music. The| regular WRZ foatures will be broad- | cast during the early part of the| cvening but from 10 o'clock fnto o wee small hours of the morn- | ing, jazz music of every variety will | he on the WRZ wave, The five nr—‘ chestras are McEnelly's Singinz or- | chestra, W. Edward Boyle's Copley | Plaza orchestra, Ray Stewartson and his symphonic jazz band, Bl | Tasillo and his Hartford orchestra, and Wittstein's orchestra of New | Haven. | o« o Sl o | T 'U‘ Nowark, next | from 9:30 to ure as the ! Charles Fvans ¢ Brown unive di t in WOI ening will ¢ principal speakers, Hughes, He D Norman § aunce cast direct fro ing room of the York eity. The be broad Wedne 30 clock, W, This dinner is to be I m the ¥ Hote] . Jane and C: tion pletures and are now hecoming radio stars made their debn last Saturday nigh WBPI New Yo again be h vaude: ore t from Station on | Lec have appeared ir oving pletures for 12 years. Ja pow 16 and Catherine, 17, an ccording to those who have he and seen them they are getting Y grow older, Inasmuc ey started in the firs N ying quite a lot. The two sisters are © loing vaudeville having lately a 12 months’ tour, rank atl, has (&), (e of City is WIW, Cinc by Colonel as the r that cf formation whie s stati .. Statior con dest wi B 1 opera once a month | these radio operatic produc- | lcast in March. . | | s at Rickmo ¢ the time itimore, will broad a at noon cept Sunds .. Falch, formerly ass wcor and staft artist of WENR will t a sim ion WBBM of that city ar position | clate low comed rtainment, T ! T'wo stations smnounce 2 [poth | semi-ciassical music Brown, |’ | corni | from | of real | bers of the | while broa iy | high | Ohio radio fi 'A. H. HARRIS 1d musical programs chni terms mean of sound. « 0o had sent their clothes o b 1|t0 in retur at or of hetter kr: on the ing cetablishments in the Harvard |Smaller e D ENTIST terday when they discovered doo closed and their suits Dr. A. B. Johnson, D.D.S, Dr. T. R. Johnson, D.D.S, turne |X-RAY, GAS and OXYGE ing of T Jater it was 1 I ppro- Lin rked t time The Spirit o the Mortal Program poem, w of these he iately. This orite transmission as a and i at it sung sin ght, February 20, fcoln's fa Richmond Hill midr to WAHG Welnzof's concert the Apollo theater, Brooklyn. | oh weeks adds to the popularify this tistic young conducto his truly exeellent organizat other on may one find on the The midnight s devoted excl 1y to WAHG has thousa of posteatfis exprossing delight this Weinzoff feature, A being a discerning conducto Weinzoff is a planist of | His piano hero is following {r this young Saturday the | unre- | last evening 1 brings Mita from N 1865, aled that Mitel onls Ene un_ | @l V. Allen, proprietor of es- | ) s tablishment, had filed a petit heing_ourselr,| {ablishment, had fied a petition | of the diocese o EruplovRlistingesss tfe S e4e00 SRR liabilities of Mor ary of the navy; mous prop {able to Lo Bishop Freeman air nt | Washington; Hon. i ant se of the Interior Work; Hon Watson, one or the two | gentlemen from Indian: A dine, sceretary of i Herbert Hoover, seere- commerce; Hon. 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