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

SATURDAY, CAIL Programs on Pastern Standand Time) FVENING VICK KDKA Vi WIHC=HARTFORD—176 1d Lay SPRINGEFTELL— NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, broadenst by Internatior Night, bron elut ]} WFEBL). | Intercolleglate rom Edison renectady, B Chureh choir o he Lamb." Appar: A0 his eyes on w good night's Hdn't ntly onur s ause hie stay long WRW—TARRYTOWN—: Wegel, harp, : ! Adolph Well, our assistant Tutterworth M Male qu g took care ing, whi ! rd, 1N company ville PR diAn't 4o groiook has turned at WTIC, Ha Serenaders, but Unele ch of 0; male quartet Al ning oft ut 1 up to the eurd ve NEW YORK I'orum WAY Saturday The former all right atmospherically, Palace \ WGI—-BUY | ALO—519 ) much, Radio Trad na nics [ umn toda vening a8 th several Going | Memphis, cou a dance alk this « ; 11 and tl WMBF, fnterterenee R | WEAF \\\I AR—BUL'TL \ln—:nm i ear night be ore items of going to HEE Miami 13 ry on the air. WERL—S1 I( At \l e Dit he intermitte made {18 ap . Al for on T tnE R on the hi and u P ike unto oaded truck inly attempting to make bill in high came through thing was \M oKrrim Irer ram farrie WRAY—NEW YORK- T I'rances noise hea BACK 0’ THE MIKE a steep on the | Dinner con every- i lovely W lo els ! you've met b from WTIC, 11 Lije meet the folks ning, March 12 Unele Lije. He comes | ool nd ter, Vermont . 50 people city for Jeas missed the ! L) lers, Lije, \\ RC—=WASHINGTON—460 Was b 071 work tford wi progri ington orchistra town of East H Conmmun A At continuing until will WIEAM—CLEN ELAND— me. He says he 3 Royul ( cclipss wanted to Here prises ting the best among Erie railvon e New York city genera scheduled to broadeast WOR, ening o railrond glee the next one siet s Hotel 1ol sure, Folks, § T I've had th you, or 10 he you ht long time sence | casure of talkin' to real definite, writin' to writes this here night, “Unele radio set and W and don't 1id to criticize 'em | & n't no good.” But the funny shootin' match was ed in erRo Jones and his gang WEAR—CLEVELAND—389 Statler cc rche Wormae finging syr PONTIAC—516 | hestra wands o offic cert \copators. | The feller that e me las my column says tc Lijs liste from Syimphony orc you sit at WIERE—BROOKLY N—205 n Langwe y Gol n to the enaders from be af Screnaders, a ording dance or got so gol ) o party ‘e ial amed i hat 1 plumb cveral times wett 'l’u‘ vry Old Chiet WSAL—=CINCINN AT § Same s WEAF. Yokeman, t o 1 i i3-—Bieyele P \Hulu.. eda Sanker's danee orch WHRC—CINCINNATI—] Marion MeK and from the Swiss Gardens, da Jesters and program o WEAL static ford. iy nd a chain of e meludes WTIC, Hat Barclay tutions represented wil (s Dartmonth, nd ¢ miversity, Blieg singer, y and Paul Lu Yale, Wesle 1 Kay aud h 1 y had o Ohloswel il Bextet. was s He nity Fair \\l\l’l(~~l ATEN 1SLAND—! )is oreh . Walter oy Mul \IM‘I W as up Marion Turner M right smar Ku g FFurma chestra, dane: musie, \\I\\-—l INCINNATI—12 Weathes Universit noun niversitys forecas! |an into ¢ The American Legion or Fordliam, I n faning at 8:1h 1 employes in | program | be Amherst 266 cash prizes for Boys 12 to 18 in RCA $5,000 Radio Essay Contest LIST OF PRIZES [ prize . . 5 prizes 10 prizes . . 50 prizes . . 200 prizes . . : $.20'0 each . 100 each . .20each . . . $1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 5each . 1,000 . e 266 prizes totalling . . . $5,000 Contest begins March 1—ends March 31 You do not have to own a radio sct to enter this contest. 0YSs! Here is your chance to B win a big cash prize just by writing a good essay! First prize is $1,000—enough to buy an automobile—a six weeks’ trip to Europe —or to pay your college tuition for four years. Then there are five prizes of $200 each. Just think—$200 will buy a brand-new first-class motorcycle— orasaxophone,bicycle and camping outfit—and still leave spending prizes ranging from $100 to $5— all well worth competing for. These 266 prizes aggregating $5,000 are being offered by the Radio Cor- poration of America for the best essays on radio broadcasting written by boys from 12 to 18 years of age. Don’t do any writing until you come in and learn the particulars of the contest. Come in after school—or in the evening. Come in at lunch hour. We'll be glad to tell you all about W \m —RICHMOND HILT special DX pre \\1>~|—n\\ SHORK—: Musica and duca Market reports, Jingus money. organ concert Crosley | springtield i this contest—tell you what you must do in order to win a prize, repor insing Lryine s 11 appe sons' ion 2 \\v\l'—l;mnnu NCI In addition there are 260 other nna Grosse, the t lady ety T tional | A novel : 0f WOR, N 1 m, whic n ,‘*mn\L will L \\1-4 l'—\l WARK orct MeDonald, . singing and Gallant atur wark, for Monday a talk at 10 o'clack , chi | was awiul er or N Dwight good, but i the points t 0-=M¢ Hawkins Radio eh Ol fiddiers; Strickland's st even- | THE Ukulele S tone and his | Happy Hol fertainers trom | A Owir 1 Pre gsville, the news of 11 s ARl SPRING & BUCKLEY in popular program 10—1 J vt’”x‘:. h)‘.’.”‘f?t ory by Walter Wil- .lr;n'hl‘! W W b 1: ,,‘ ‘ ¢ ELECTRIC CO. 5-81 Church Street £ of 1k WNAC—BOST ‘olonial Lun 0 ) t socin pard ( i + jokes 1cky. jok Evges and company leome vou tion Bridge matince, Mrs A, Dir scott War which will be gtaged at the Commo Plaza dore Hotel, New York, next Wednes- Edwar * L evening in hond o Colon milers ¢ oseve brother, Kermit, o have rned | from Asia and Tibet, will be broad- cast by WTIC, Hartford, as on WEAF chain stations for the occasio rickland's or \\(il(-—\l WARK—105 Higgins, pianist oW Tele s 29 tion W. Telephone 2210 \ y was no waits hing kept movin’ s lots of singin’, one of the ones liked best bein' “Always,"” as give Humphrey Muldowney, Walte flson playin’ @ saxophone away v (oon-: Che Iris awks along. They WENR—CHICAGO: Daily dinner Lyrie trio. Willi m Fant d ced hy Musical ] aff in § e e il "A Trip ugh the Boston Au- | §:30-—Jacques o | tions. { off Fomewheres in the next tomobile ¢ am. Frank West- | Then Carlson sang a sel Musloul program All-America l'm-'u") sald was f 3 HEaRTanyEY Ann. ind Denmark, “I'm Forever Blowin' ertainment Se Bi s | Bubbles,” in some furren Janguage, it | which made it kinda hard fer us to | the All All-Amer understand. Then rovision; in- | writes this column secret room which IN HARTFORD/! DINE AT THE HONISS | OYSTER HOUSE 22 STATE ST. Under Grant s 25¢, 50c and $1 Store Supply 1o | A talk »e broadcast " v vhal and from orace J. , dra r L neers. Je rvice, by WGY, evening. Hat on Mond, will be Russell ¢ bu 'For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Ads. artists Sy tian Grimm; Art Btanmont, banjo. Midnite Froli Pioneers, Piano i strumental aud vocal numbers, Pl WIAZ—CHICAGO—322 [ hetn® in 1a i talk ar sroadcast rection clections, J from The chestra 1rough Philharmonic or st henect r—‘""“—"'_"—"_'—_ FOR RENT MAIN STREET STORE—MONTHLY RENTAL $125 —APPLY— The W. L. HATCH Co. CITY HALL BUILDING PHONE 3 a concert iy, on Thu t WGY, WHAM, Roche vening next. The from the Eas which is Magee, hanjoists. and rumen Saturday ouldn't the B § companist rom Ouk 1 Con from Il Room, | m will en estra and Rroadeast i bert rogra v g News, 1 te et i WEN—CHICAGO—302 ews bulletir adar 4 nate Fresh Hpme Also, Always a Sio, violinis Take 100 olks where cookies and cocoa Stairs g | instaihne Play, unde AsEWBAT | Tolish p Day, Atwaton tion WEAJ enin’ fer me up nphony the ¢ ym Symphony abeth B vitsky, conduc- Courtesy of W, 8. Quinby. 1s Quintet. i sopr rea clike Conning. Kent radio con nd 14 conn Ter CROWLEY BROS. I PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Suect timates Cheerfu n on All Jobs — Tel. ’,"Y’(. MOTOR TRUCKING Furniture Moving Cinders and Filling Material Furnished 2459 nton Asi- mandolin duet seemed good rur ain. 1's and CHICAGO—315 1 Glenn aby time. WLS r by the name o played in a Mr. Lathaw n m ins W D—=MOOSEHEART—370 a good 1o ne s e P 9 and 11—Palmer House Victorians Ved Iblic a. m.—Palmer Honse Victorians In't he thet time el S and Jack N¢ vaculist la travelin' to the town A WHAS—LOUISVILL i Official | = Mixed vo E L ol The Sarace ; 7 WSB—ATLANTA—I28 . 1 thet GOOD INVESTMENT ON A GOOD BUSINESS CORNER AT THE WEST END Store and Five up-to-date Apartmenis Owner will sell with small cash at a sacrifice, as he is leaving New Britain Camp Real Estate Co. 272 Main Street; Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg. WODA—PATERSON—224 Musicale Jack We o hear the R Jirection of George M opera company, unide rlin, Castells mand ard ‘em sen trou roadeast M cana” on or from 1 p home, ) v has a nice rom 1 up hom A e, 100, istener is 1 the | on progr the | e with 1 If the aerial o antenna be- | swines in the wind, | tions by *in one corn THE OLD HOME TOWN ‘ e Gl ? D i B gRbest mCH ouRIOTEE (= Il AR BOBBING ; e of D'} 3 4 i 1 rs and as ol : (s of tele- [the studen T Q . ‘ . : ! o = voor knogs | Ners go talk Stanley WOBS—AEW YORK— . i 5 < e e WSMB—NEW l'l(|| ANS—319 stri and | ¢y 0—strand again complete It con WCOA—PENSACOLA— 2—Midnight froli WDBO—WINTER PARK—210 45—Winter Pa i wnd l\\\—‘u\\ ANA—100 from 1 LPHIA—305 ' o rams ut o such «nd HDO, Hilversum A8 t s OSLO, AMELIAT AINT SATE FoR US TO BE ON THE STREETS' JUST KNOW “THOSE HORRID MEN ARE STARING Holla DX WRNY news to 4! A lat omes from Yor ¥ 1 WEAF KDKA—PITTSBL I((.Il—&nn Pos CNRO—OTTAWA— city KDKA g < = lllli—-llrh(b\]ll_ 5 Al Lin CRNC Alnl'tb\lu; WAMCA—NT W YORK- SUNDAY AT WTIC WHAR—ATLANTIC CITY—275 WERH—NEW YORK—27 WPG—ATEANTIC CITY —300 WE SPECIALIZE IN Automobile Insurance COX &DUNN - 272 MAIN ST. WHPI—NEW YORK ] Auw‘r SARAH PEABODY PRESIDENT i OF THE ANTI-SHORT SKIRT CLUB IS H GREATLY ANNOYED BY THE MARCH \NJNDS et sm WGY—SCHENECTADY —380