New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1926, Page 18

b SATURDAY, Programs on Fastern standard Time EVENING PICK, WRNY, 7:50 WTIC, Trumbuil — at op Better Homes WAL s WERl Ben Herniu's Go Expo- Journal WEEL WIHC—HARTFORD— Children's 1 s Gan Heln riod. Skinny 5 i I'rio. T:0=—Announce lice re ments, port Ofticial opeu Eix with ¢ John Trum Norman Steve mday s tions for Worker Miss Edith Welker Martha Blake, J—Mrs. cont M violinist; Iomes E tdresse ul rmory, ns o hool peri With Br ans Hobson, on Tow- bari- svanl cer Terry fron 10—Worthy Hills band from the Stat 30 — Emil Bond dance or 30—"Auld Lang Syne.” WBZ—SPRINGETELD— —Market report. Ju—Farm Flashes, :45—Hotel Lenox ensemble, Information concerning U, € Service examinations, no recital Ly Winitred lestr: con L or- airection of | § diveet from Rep- | Boston. estra un Daniel Kun v theater r reporls; missing s' descriptions. S WJAR—PROVIDENCE—306 Zikes Bon Ton orchestra. —Weather Progran | City I Cif Herman N Museum o rt iman, planist, Art Symphonic L‘or\v('.‘ songs. 10—t Weems, | ther b linge, Harriorte I alarms; w WMOA—NEW YORK—311 Olcott Vail Ensemble, Parody ntoeve announce Musical p Norman Pr Ernie Golden's orcl Entertainers. WRNY—NEW YORK— Bludio Artists. Max Heitt, violinist, P'rances Peper, readinge, ustra, SOPrano, tion w York NeighlLorhools ror of Sports. rlod merce of the S—Radio —U'kule -Ben chestra. Alna £ —uriando's kHous rehestra, Guisep! Iay | om | o's Rooscielt Grill , Old Time velt Song; concert Ad ul, erooning violin- an's Stage Childrer Jclation Hayes, 30—Dorman's dance m.-—DX Hound Hour ur WOKO—NEW YORK—233 artin Muller, harp-zither, ~Frank Galassi, songs. Bdith Beutcl, confralto, Bob Schafer, composer. 1 concert. WBBR—STATEN ISLAND—273 violinist. itews, —Fred Twaroschk, tenor. Bible discussion. Tenor; violinist Lou stra. ~Union ' 9. 9 9 WOR—NEWARK—105 | Sl 1d Annette. rd, pianist. Central Park Cusino tva g wusic. Bl W the New York Lvening Telegram slaff in sports. | g 0—Jacques Jacobs' Hotel She .m[ ensemble. | an's Collegians Women's clul chorus of Littl: -Roy Weil, guest soloist. | Highwiys cw Jersey, ¢ Kidde, commis- | sioner high :40—Gedney and N Allan String quarte 15— LaForge-Berumen, musicale. llan String quartet. A Step On the § installment Myster tion Bra epard Colonjal Luncheon cou- | 11-—L 11:15 'ges and company, r ogram. | Auction Bridge matinee, Mus, | Prescott Warren. 3 5—Copley Plaza Tea Dance, tion W. Kdward Ioyle. 6—The Smilers, conducted by MeArdlc Shepard Colonial dance, dircetion Billy Los Knickerhocker club and assist- 9 musi t ’laza Hotel. Cop from Plazu cctiong, Jack ¥ ccompanist. rom Oak Ball Room. ' orchestra, an Plunkerters WEEI—BOSTON—319 Symphony iir Kou: from Symp. evitsky, conduc- W, 8 Quinby, WEAF—\EW YORK—192 15 rry 3—The WIZ—NEW YORK—155 WGHBS—NEW YORK—318 WEPT—NEW Y ORK—263 WIBH—NEW YORK—273 WAYC—NEW YORK 7 1 . songs. Lisv—Lbolice alarms 9--Ukulele 130 10—"Totmun Orchestra. An White and rooning rivide dinner | § Bob Mebe 9 20—Totman and Gallant, « June Les, singing. Jack Davis . and Gallant, du Fama Yamu Boys Strickla \dinavian orchestra WODA—PATERSO Instrument 0. the 3 sD s0ngs. 10 wog ws of ehrieny HILADELPHIA—395 Women's Interna- songs, Camp Fire Girls 10— Har Stevens' H Dance 0 ralk, J Two plano r Musica ratur WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 2 - rous 1 cital, forecust, Filipino orclicstra under th S Highinio Mendoza. Frankiir of W. the Renjami 45— Market reports T Uncle Wip tio1 \iolin estra, dire I"ranklin hote dire om th ‘\\lN»—I'IIIl.\I'I LPHIA—309 I jance music. « signa ATLANTHC nd wen CITY—300 WHAR—ATLANTIC CITY—2 Trio ire 7§ 1e Trio —SCHENECTADY—380 WGY L. Potts' Hotel Vaa Curler orch., 12—Marie routs Hoy N of uragon or Program 4:80 soclution concer 80-11--Musi 30—"Theater ¢ Theater 30=-Dinnor e Dance | org W RC—WASH Navy talk, Zoo talk he Sinit) N X with Meyer 1 \ ne from ¢ X WRW—=TARRYTOWN America Wi WER—=BUPEALO=319 Buffalo Radio Trades D music Vrog WHAM—ROCHESTER hestr n TING w Z ¥ KDRA—PIUTS $6- Duddy Winkum from studio, Dinner duotor Stockmi Limployes ban ductor, Time sign w -T—Dinner Lombardo s I'he 18 v and his ertalners, WEAR—C1 WKRC 1—Marion tra from music, Turn 2:15—Marion chestra; WRSAI radio chime councs Badgley. Robe =N 115 IPreda Hotel s review nton, WLW—CINCINNATI—§22 im i the nstit Swane 1 hour and SV T—Dinner music, er, dance The Bleycle Playing Card sex- ! J ROGH—200 Ly the Vastine, Wi 9 Hollenden Rupprand his Hotel Ho LAND—380 I McKay and Swiss Gardens, our Blues Sin McKay and music. WSAI—CINCINNATE -~Children's story. WWMAK—RUIEALO—206 & b Dinne TON—160 WJIZ, Phitharmonle orc station W vinghouse Vastine, con AM—CLEVELAND—389 music his Royal Canadi- & - by by Ity program by Ev Jones assisted by selectod CINCINNATI—326 | his orches- Sanker's orchestra Su—safety talk for ehildre Ha Plectrum c king Radio club. | nique Old Fiddl npanicd Castle b Andy vr Harian. | Don Bestor's Recording orch, | T Farm. KYW-—CHICAGO—536 fome-Lovers' hour. ‘ongr: 30— Tnsomnia Club."” WEBH—CHICAGO—370 “Congress Carnival. Chillren's half hour. W. Herbert He ewater orchestra, tenof al numbers; Pat Ward, | Virgin, Beach dance B daner Hotel Oriole:| phone of many stars of the stage and i James numbe tenor; the Oriole and, selections, ald and 1 aminer Hotel Oriole ; Jame num be Bobh Witt WBBM—CHICAG Crawf Jack Barber Shop ' ndy Roug: son, siee Jucobson. Ariston "Trio. an Are d orchestra; guitar; A 220 mite Harr Win, Sy 'wo Jays; Char- r, lLavergne WIAZ—CHICAGO—] Continuous Opera cl music WGN—CHICAGO—3! dio T Topular sor tin shop prograr and m avorite and WLIB—CHICAGO—! National Y and tr Organ v orchestra, Daw and Pr WHAS—] Oratorio, Ass WSB—ATLANTA—128 ter K Hired H 9— Bar w Bedtime Memphis PWX—HAVANA—100 ~Hotel 8o Talk, W oy, (S Organ vy B gan in Wools WMAQ—( arn OUl1 R e Twin Whe of HICAGO—117 and Correll i lance and Iotel is Cr sV s ore LE~—100 t Hour, p Skyla WSM—NASHVILLY.— il story Ple N im © Biltmor . Ander- 2 o'clock. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAI santu Known as ) wtlon of a dramatic W rtected in uni Play Washington Thi: the pluy, “O Rest In o “Elijan" lLord" from Mendelssohn | s been Mudge Tucker ; group Iy at presont e, The Cruelnx Frank La IForg performane mystery Nevada Van der Veer, Contralto, ' “The Step On the Staive,” " O Pracludium and Allegro Wate . Versan uguani-Kre roeasting b Adagio Tartini ¢, Caprice Paganini Violinist, Lambs with 18 director Sydney Homor NKug I in of 1h chury enter the hro fieli I WTIC, on v evening next when a community ight program by t nt ity will be transmitted the program will . il midnight Rachmaninof “ e the Cotton- Vietor der of Morning of (1o Sympliony orchestra Cadman | giroetor Cyril s Lurgh, cordant noise of The off ndek's studio. will il thron lay g from th Suscha Jucobson, TG fran In t Moon Be (from *71 woord t Y Lullaby pi i T Comea to the Fair o 3 Nevada Van der Veer. whistle, ‘ 1V, Dance nd musien KDKA annoyed by the dis- utraffic policeman’ 5 corner is ne 8o Saudek bougl policeman a new whistle whi heautitul ¢ n the ar') . al station beeame Slavonie Dvorak-Krefsler Brahms RO | gyweet LArbos Synco- Hungarian Dance Molly on the Shore .... G Tango fon notes that sounds of traffic Past . n, Suscha Jacobson. V. Twa serics o | Fire P'reventio Foreat Robin jroadeast Cadman | p, Wes: con. & A Dream Annie La Spring Song Woman Bartlett o ing Conservation, by stution il-Minneapolis, The Bories is heard on Monday nights and the sccond on Frid. Sy ar WO, first S of the Shanewis.) Van aor |BACK 0’ THE MIKE Many items of interest to women are brondeast during the “Woman's Hour" from 4 to 5 o'clock h Iri- day afternoon from KYW, Chic This program includes to entertain afternoon the hom . . Guy musie, pro- 2 An historical Vil y the first Territory drama dea 50 years of the will be broade WGY Players on Priday evening | next. title of the plece is, *“The Border Line,” a four act play with| prologue and epilogue. The central ure in the play is William Hen- | ry Harrison, "Old Tippecanoe,” one of the mos' pleturesque tigures in Amnericun history, he Border Line” is a brand new play. | S e aling with | Vorthwest by the | playing and conn | studio by remote control was on the fourth its appearance when a fire | néd the buflding in which the o | chestra played. Henry Halsteds' o chestra, erted the building three illli))\l'(n before tl were due on the air. However, the orchestra ap- Meclodics of Not So Long Age” will| P?ared next day BEOpI0s the title of the second in the ¢ Bram: ies of musical scenerios, to be pre- L. nted from WBAL, Baltimore, on . |Muesday evening. The first, D, "Y1 tion of Popular American Songs met with great success, and these scenario are being copyrighted Dby station. itest orchestra 1 Francisco, th cil - Jance : on the h oo Many tion WJZ, New on how nice the the radio, Howey knew that they a canary program. Investigafion showed that the canaries were he by remote centrol from the lobby of Little Jack Little, one of the most ,° ; g tie liohby o a hotel in which one ot the WJZ popular of radio stars, will be on| o O ! are) ™ orchestras plays. the programs of WOC, Davenport, | iring the week beginning March . This means a good time \ ns and a strenuous time the VOC staff, the tra ter and Juck | WOC staff, the transmitter and Juck| g o BB T8 I8 e of broadcasting stations has been cited as the cause, It is believed (that with the construction of a new radio station Milan radio larity will be on the increase. | ¢ The U. 8 navy officlals are doing 1eir he to climinate the futerfe their wircless sets create, 'L sast band of 200 to 545 meters ‘tiers were recelved at el Yorl commentiy aries sang over r, station officials never put on . v from (o With the exception of Eoman citi- zens, the Iallan people have for not The lack W from WGCP, 10 o'clock, in birthday anniver- en, celebrated { Danish dramat will sound the " opening note in & movement backed |y by the American Scandinavian to ercct a memorial | dramatist in the United States, The | "OCERE HAC B S0 Sox program will be an All | W 1t will b rarked by |®, Strennous cffort to kecp outside k e cro. | 0f the restricted band, cfora the micro- | L hanc | New York, at | ot Jopu- ervance of the L Henrik fsary of oty ; navy radio i | Denmark radio fans are protest concert work, - ing against the high annual lcense tem. | 10 imposed npon them by the ) ernme nt. As a result, there are proximately ) bootleg sets he- ing operated that = country, A | bootleg operated without a license, Marim- St | Margot Lester, one 'bers o W | Player joined the Lady play, "Ashes lich Washington recently. P ¢ the e akesp radio Cati opened news and A in the in | is one and i G0 The radio system established in October, 1 r communication between 'd Lanai, Hawait in operation. This is said first in ge of WOC has r¢ 1ed his positi will be taken by Al ormerly of WEAL, New Franklin W. Pierce and operator Davenport s place . Bruzlin, ork. the 9rol islands of Oahn continnues to he the practical use {o prove successful. P ORI radio telephone i Fred L e sonse lust and in mphonic en- cond progra on Monday After on enthusiasti eek both in this cou pain, the Spanish semble will offer its s from WOR, Newar ;| evening at 9:20 o'clock. American listeners are not 1 only ones who find fault with sta- tion announcers. Foreien fans criti- the announcers for too long an- nouncements and mnounc- ing the station’s fre. e thousis t fan re- | quently enough, Barber s for not call letters In answ uests for ol fav e ago, will reserve a period evening for clusive presentation. | PR 15 inute their ex- Rossini's world famous orvatorio, l uStabat Mater.” which is sung every year in the course of the lenten | scason, will he heard from WGBS, New tomorr vening at 10 Among the artists who part Charles Hart the Chicago Opera Co. Through the Static 1l num- | w five f wonld you say if you nous dance the same program. in addition Revellers, Shannon Q Wil fred Glenn, Franklyn Bauer, Ellioft Shaw and Helen Clark? Nothing? Tha most of you probal that group as ti broadeast from WJZ, WGY, KYW KDKA. WBZ and land knows many ofher stations last evening. by orchostras all or urte will take will be, cnor of : el known Soprano; . baritone, and Ann: s good, becans popular | Tmerio Ferr A ! lago, contralto, Frank A “The o Vranks.” from WSAIL Cinci Lasalle | cortain prriods f April 3. Wright composer and radio wil nati, during rch 31 to 1l known nd he m N Among Roy! ring” “Darling’ broad- | was o great cast 1 M is A we om orchestra and his Bilt ind His Music orchestra, th orchestra and t arti ntly fr ast. “Oh . has been h York stations i his compositions Iw W Girl, 0 As a2 and others, Pict nembhe A new by Billy Adair of the Ben T Hotel President 4 is a nig atur Nighthawk Frolic chestra will go to New York for an extended engagement of WDAF's The Bernie or- Do you go Up in the air ? Automobile Insurance WILL TAKE THE WORRY OFF YOUR MIND 13 '] eWittARile National Bank Bldg. MC—MEMPHIS—500 I official tter Homes Ex armory, Hart \WTIC will broadeast t! pening of the “B on” at 1 tonight oc with John Trum of Hartfor exposition 7 s Effi- | spe s by ] and Mayor leasting wch evening du tw pt Sunday Hille and his atured bu from ted periods ek, ex- Worthy will be lanc: hestra Der V fa Van violinist, will from WTIC o'clock. Miss SR York Sym met W mwh tomor Van try DRIVE YOURSELF— NEW CARS TO RENT DAY A\I'i N T .\l:ll\|lllfl e an hour—13¢ a mile You-Drive Auto Renting Co. Cor son Seymour and Elm sts of th Telephone 3981 Atwat ¢ ning WEAF and the CROWLEY BROS. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates Cheerfully Given on All Jobs — Tel 2013. Alexa | Russian planist. taken up radio with the enthusiasm la {CH 20, 1926. waltz nd possi { [ Local clectrieal in of the sing “Sometin L} crierence huye minded it it make its appearance at any thne 1t would during the ning, although ! . lived fn constant fear of fts arvival, t which was just as bad on our ner- ] well, never m Th nil ¢ Program was unnannounced last minute, as nor tatlons sent through program pub leity regarding the event, It W complete surprise to mos Je. WBZ proved 1o he the populur statlon, since WGY WJZ led considerab] KDKA was engaged in a with WJAR a Washington, reason that it Lt wopun rt olonel i W i came unilier Peo- | Vo most and while heard WA, Memph with enough 80, But it 8 quite a feat to mon 1ear that let which derstand what 1 singing wt A voenl depth 1o . been ap- WEAI® and Do roi WAHG, came through well, in rough fact that WTIC was it and which goes version of LR s ming only throuble was that. both playing num and WIIC' also announcing 1t was to he We WWJI, Detroit, came though no oud, as did WIR, Pontiac. Both videville | grations were offering muste, | 1y 4 WAHG. WRC, | (g ture of the wis completely sub- | oL fo mention, the main and simple | thay ther was silent last even- g1l musie, amillar 10 purent one o Riehimond L when it through very volum lance station, vening, wis the alon oy for fuet was being oifered, for i secmed to be o has not long time, Hill, came 1 thought of which Revellors wre should L quartcts piky he trickiest lown tl loud heard “Londonderry whish not | un o IS in ex- | o No! They also stra imitations nd which give the i res. fon of listening Lo a large band, anl vy put it over slick. Among oti g “l'm To Charleston K To Chq Dinah” and Gems " Worth go annon our These hoys p ontent with singing num) ent harmony, Ah oduce dance oreh breaks r, regarding nothing to beyond i had heard it before, e we have own bus act that about the same time T'oot Two," as a mandolin nouncer was sounded like a man- | Ben Bernie out o mush | er collected 400 announcement e nex we unde will be Fhe Waters o t the tonka'," then hav ough “Rleep; “Flve liiet, tolin vhich ' hoat or & orehis oing duel had the disconesrting time L around miles 1o hie B ith qnartet rlons natu lak A Rose” “His A and “I'll Take You Back, col’” Of the orchestras were seelleat, but George Olsen wus our avorite, and heard his train stewming in, bringing him bund from the grill of Cennsylvania, we thrilled cipation, even if he was only going to play three numbers and numbers were “Who," Sweetheart” and “Hor rec numbers th and hestra play numbers of a we presenting think Sun daon't Th sing something, P for today ay It Again,” L . “Mighty Home" Kath Chicago. ord and ( men ot ail u group of ns I cime enm, popular ork at the station, seng duets, We liked thcir s tnder Ukulels “Sleepy Head" and “Bundl. Love the Jast number being one for which we have no afiection, con- stituted their efforts. to ent o v WSM, Nashville, came loud with a symphony orche gram, signing off at We then went to which station was > ether with nd clarity. Pri “Oh, Boy! What o'clock, and at 12:36 o'clock the po lice raided the joint. Not scriously of course, Just one of o jokes. Then somehody took occasion through lond those as W and I Hotel | un- the wit those “Sailo il rtain us. again. For varicty the m could not be bent and loists were sandwiched | he dance numbers so ' that monotony would not ensue, The | oloists were worth hearing, although ¢ didnt o into raptures becau possible to good from other was rather entire tirough the i belween hing through volume everyday iprices. The Sun Dial Screnaders, a reg cvening feature from WJ ast night, and furnis! :llent musie for early ev dancers, "Do 1 Love You and “Priuce of Wails,” old, | but still good, were oftered. We didn't hear the Honnie Luddies, | much 4s we should have enjoyed something of that sort. WIZ was bouncing around in great shupe wt! tin | ning “Lonw' SPECIAL OFFER A Guaranteed 99 C Radio Tube for A MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE WITH EVERY TUBE SOLD . . Fading constituted noyance evening the main an- and no stalic appearance until along / » time that th averge | | radio fan is connecting bis battery | with the charger and is going avound hie housc to try and find ouf just! where that smell of gas is coming | from. Then he steps on the cat in| the dark and decides to postpone the trip, meanwhile reaching out for the bottle of arnica. Pardon us for di- | gressing. 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