New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1926, Page 20

'rograms on Fast 9—Program NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1926 TUESDAY, 1ith How to Drive Creole Follles Dane o Standard Time FVENING PICK, i Talk on ¢ ret Entertainera WAYC—=NEW YORK g e Market hig The Car -0l s The anadia Leroplane er Hals- nmander Glee 1o, yuncements, extraordi- t baritone, Dinner te rate Iifti is Mar Police alarm v WHNY—=AEW YORK—210 Knickerbocker U, 8. Army rles K. hall, Joub Hugh other Crio WIC—HARTEORD—17 ENT N1GHT WBZ—SPRINGETELD—, 1 G Vst o Kolitseh' Endris; dio talk, rontralto Bill Sehudt, Strin R M du-—Connj Lest WEWIL—NEW YORK—288 Ogden Dingwall Ensemble ppianist. ALl Society, H. Banton, wes Gillis, haritone, Saints' fio Movie James George e ew's State studio. CESTER—268 ion b Grace Tish iolinist, WRST—BAY SHORE—216 11—Mnsic and tional gram m The 1 WITAG—WOR Story nd keproduction,” H. H. educ Newell, I am from WEAF. 1 topies 11—Prog rom WEAI WLSI—PROVIDENC! 09— announc W NAC—BOSTON. , cond m Iman, C. A. musicale, Springtield prog t orehiestra WARK~-405 ey, “Sports.” va bulletin, tton Hall Strin 1k t0 he 10— by Clyde | 18:1 Morey Pearl's Smile quartet. pshire Highways, commissioner of | 5-~Race resul haritone. WODA—PATERSON—221 Studio program. 0—News; sport talk. Jimmie Love's or 3:45—Novelle & De sax, 9:15—Male quartet program commemorating “The the 26th anniversary of Jewisl Advocate,"” Radio Auction Bridge. Program io be announced. WEEI—BOSTON—349 and J. | S-11-—Sam¢ pro- 11—=WRW s orchest Edgewater I} WOER—BUFFALO—319 ~Dinner ‘mu: Program from WEAF, WMAK—BUFEALO—206 Dinner musi 0 WHAM—ROCHESTER—278 11 ita 1a Dinner WRO—WASHINGTON =160 how conard Hall R International clation 8. ol orc Songs; Marimba band, 11— Musicalc; ne vi Dance music; songs, st WHT—=CHICAGO=—100 Oreliestra; popular son 10==Dance music; weather, m.—Popular music. WMAQ—CHICAGO—1I8 40— Musicale; talk, o] o University lecture Male ¢ WIAZ—=CHICAGO— —Dance music —MOOSEHEART—370 9- period. | 11—S8tudio recital 12:30—Popular music LGIN—303 | y W W, e Loy th N | Wping M oul mnout u | us npr KDKA—PITTSBURGH—300 Daddy Winkum —Dinner con WS and mark of 1 15 Tal lege University school o Goes to Col L Daner music; song to WOBD—ZION—: Mixcd and s0lodst s, WHAS—LOU S Hour. trombone o First Presbyter- t Spaulding, Rhodes, tenor; Al Baker, contralto; ton VILLE—100 vu il Goeller's Melodists; con- | vo titution talk; thrift talk. | WBAL—BALTIMORE—246 WIAIL, dinner orchestra WRAL Male quartet Harriet Zell Colston, soprano | George Bolck, pianist; James Wil- | kinson, baritone U, 8. Naval Academy band Peterman, conductor. WSB—ATLANTA—128 mian Message Murray Ayers, Tim I th 1o and. weather Concert from the Grand the- |3 Pittsburgh, WOAE—PITTSBURGH—161 Dinner concert Program from WEAT, Studio recital Ne H. J. en 1 . |so TTAatan ClanEate Thol orchestra; garden WEAR—CLEVELAND—389 30-11—Same as WEAF | 9—Program sponsored Wormack orchest | Exchange ¢l WWJ—DETROIT— 11:45 — Green room Dinner concert, | Loew and theater, a8 WEAT, WMC—MEMPHIS—500 wr wl by Griffin b th fel Ma from | nigh atie’ coly 10 him, T says his entertainers was takin' same ings graduully possible tmproved in the long, flowing beard m| . Well, the music | played “Little Grey 1 10 West,” that iy, the quartet sung | it, and “Shall We Moot Beyond the | River," a old Gospel hymn, and| Story of The Red Somethin'”| Aldn't get the words, ‘chuse my | hearin' aln't what it used to be all| | the time, Then the saxophone play-| | er solo, “Moonlight and Roses,” a|u beautitul piece, The quartet sounded | 1 well trained alright und I liked the music hy the saxoplione, plano and | | filldle, too. That Brokenshire | was doin’ the announcin' in shape, until it | long s to hring wions | They .. We made some off hand r.m.ukl, out Uncle Lige Butterworth yes- | lay, It you remember, sadd W he was expeeted in W Britain yest Well, e 1, and we prevailed upon him to Ip us out with the column for to-| He listened in while we went (mo wise crack intended) and lging trom the copy he hunded to morning, did o pretty we'll him tell you we to areive rday 18 he . Willard Ladies’ program of concert WTAM, Cleveland, and | station come through fine. One piece heard was composed of a medley popular ditties und come in | with a little fadin' and statie, ¥ played seloctions with furrin’ | names and I didn't listen, fer fear| they was Bolshevik numbers and 1 might be tempted. | .. From WTIC, right Hartford, a grand oper: | come through and 1 of the time the vill I put on that sho wasn't much of a none of the folks and what, they and everybody th paper and | forgot the words and was it's all the | i v old thing to pass away the { time. But last night the music v great and the singers certainly had | tine volces for singin' The musical | scompaniments on wusical instru. | | ments was jnst loud enough and not | out it. job, The played from tunes | the | Mornin', folks! 1 sence I've had th o lere in your rtainly like this here cvery time T feller what m says 18 me, “Uncle Lige, I w u to write up the ‘“Fhrough The tomorrow,' and 1 say “Alri son! \t's how it stands. Without sayin’ thin', 1 t S guite opportunity | 1 city, but 1!0 and 1 get ¢ Last | the sume n fui town vn n the runs this col . up here “Carmen, s reminded horal society up home. It| success, ‘cause | couldn't under- | singin' about they had ust sing- | at | do my . I tuned in on this York city, where here WHN Joe Ward and 1 shot at of it and | 1 liked 1’11 tertainin®, 1 liked some me of it I didn't. Whe down on this here 1 diduw't [ won't, e you, Il station loud, Joe Ward, a ng, » Does Your Old an” and “Let's Grow Old Togeth- wccompanied by orchesiry. rite \a to come rough ler, the WSAI—CINCIN N AT [— Bedtime stories, It was a light program and ik too loud, The show come all the like a testimonlal oesn't it? That's all for of Wo was hieh | lon, I'hic dinner, | later the building, |ana stone Ly | veloped In flumes, tmated at $100,( oduy, thanks! P B PIRE DAMAGES CHURCH Attleboro, Mass, April 6-=The | Los Angeles, April 0 (R—A du Mlgelin Unitarian chureh in this | tor was born to 'Mrs. Monte ity was badly damaged by fire of | wife of the motion pleture ndetermined origin late yesterday. [ here yesterday, The buby will 'he fire was discovered shortly he- [ named Barbara Ana, Mro Blue an o'clock and @ few minutes | nounced. MONTE BLUL A DADDY 95¢ PUTS A Ruud Gas Water Heater IN YOUR KITCHEN Saturday Is Positively the Last Day of This Special Offer A. A. MILLS Phone 381 Norrine Gibbons and Health talk. R Musieal program - tling Cafeteria orchestra, WSM—NASHVILLE—283 Studio frolic; Bensley Smith's | th her girl | > Albert, tenor; Don | 1* st MeWalter, saxophone. and ity e t nee ation life, tha somebody w Y from WEAI in New York city. . . t that station puts out, | told me t that ew @ sober breath in | it drinks liquor, | : Del and Hudson Green | Istand Car Shop Jokeless Minstrels | | is almost a review 1 80 WEST MAIN STREET under Air Service, Dayton, Ohio, to plane and re- Talk on Aeronaut auspices of the U. McCook's Field, be given from t broadcast through WLW, Rk peaker, (! W. H. Mur 20—Talk on “Wild Klowers 0—"Piano Memories’ osley Piano Request Fourth seric ics the estri, $0—Dinn mi.——(onc 2—I 2 IS WMBIP—MI/ 50~ in a v \Il. BEACH—381 don't me t aint | WGBU—FULFORD—278 music. rt. WIOD—MIAMI BEACH—218 Dance music. tudio recital. WBZ. Springlield, one which I like ome in Faifax | through wit veak the Capitol the that every time | sends out music from the w music ain't cle It's fons 1o pro seems Serus, i n to up ater in Springfield. It that statio ater, o th sort enough in itself, {but I want to say something about D. and H. G. L .M. as| given at WHAZ York. it come in good, considerin’ it was | WHAZ v don't come in so good, | | anyhow chorus | s was good | | «nd they was a solo, hty Blue,” [ by a Mr. Roberts, what I liked. “ . the | -1 Dance music. GKW—TUINUCU, Cuba—3i 1801 Dance music. TSR— l.l.\.'(’ulm —Coneert. PWX—HAVANA—100 « SEOT Burnt Corkers. rt featuring the Formica Program Spanish .. Announcements in Spanish by Octavio Bermudez, Castle Farm orchesira WEKRC—CINCIN NATI—22 1—Or n. recital, Eugene Pe assical music ddie Schoelw ) o Collej “Athieti I the Crosley me 38 S v one Lestra. of th (Spanish). | Pit —Cubin sOngs. e Produce” (English). | 40 Conecert, | A—MONCTON, N, B.—201 studio recital. Orc 10:10—"Cuban pianist nd la Vir. an hig stra. the They ain't mu : ‘ceptin’ I'm going 1o be in this fer about a week and maybe I will vrite agin, ef the feller will let me. | He was out sociali night and | | 1 wrote the coly 3 ef you read it, V | take care of you . an say, > town | kitehen he 1 Tha ; Day. The Dl Double Jugle a right flne selection, and en it went into some of them jazz which T don't. like which feller what this ssed up lik 's cooked vitt es on for runs colyum S8 thing to what |@ sald by Uncle Lige, this opportunity bis kindness. ! We can't add yas already beer ; But we want o ta city, to thank him was They a s little below WJ d 1 asked the was tion Ne folks come w Yor 3 for what it ginians from Swiss Gardens. {5—Miss Maric Turner, “Blues and Ballads."” WQI—CHICAGO—148 -Dinner concert m.—Popu KYW—CHICAGO—536 as KDKA. g e Slmp story; f Safety talk, Special mu me Sedtime ess Hotel 15—Dinner conc CRAC—MONTREAL—I11 nee music. npson Conc 1o music; gnartet clogue. and they says it was WLSI [idence. ‘Well, you proved it by me, becuz was 0 all fired power at Prov- couldn't have thing just sort of doubled up. Soun like the time the | off the chick pile of tin roofin . WJZ put on one ise 100! hired man fe onto a slicke —————————————— Amazing New Radio Aerial | |Gets Everything But Noise | Ted K. Kane of 3034 W. 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