New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1926, Page 18

SATURDAY, | Programs on Fastern Standard Time © EVENING PICK, WJZ, T—Navy Nig rom WEAT 3, 114 —176 WTIC—HARTEORI 1 His Gar ne r's Hote Program rough WEAT National 1 cast will inel one of the 1 an experier being pres tings. Hon. s Jard wil gecretary lver an Sunday ganizatior ment,” Freder tor of religious “The Or dire Britain 30— Bty Hartford, assisted by Heublein trio, comyose Torgan, violinist; lNist; and Y, aluis Royal dancs incent direct {r York ci WBZ—SPRINC 5—Market repo arm Flashes mball Trio. apitol theater orches 0—"An evening with by Dr. . M. Staley. ater concert or-| estra. Fourth of a ser presented by the T of Boston. | $:45—To be announced. g:15—Program auspices American Legion of Shelton,Cony 10—Weather reports; missing per-| sons’ descriptions. { 3 —Continuation Legion program WJAR—PROVIDENCE—305 plays er Guild of of Amerlcan 10 L ike's orchestra. WNACG BOSTON—280 j—Shepard Colonial luncheon con-| cert. —Vocal 8¢ ctions. matinee. dance. Smilers. Colontal din Wwoodlot,” H. O er Massachusetts | nservation. | Cook, chief fore department o $—Musical program. g—Concert Drogr: Lambert Trot he Plnnkertecrs.” music from Cop! . Copley Plaza lections by rg accompanist. J1—BOSTON—340 sicale mphony rs' orchestra ¢ Plaza | 40—Slade 3oston Quartet WOKO—NEW YORE—233 $-—John Moses, pianist §:15—Bable Adler, BONEE. §.56—Milton Yokeman, tenor. Drake, sopranc. ranity orchestra WJZ—NEW YORK—435 alekerbocker orchestra , 10:30—D Grill orc otations —TLorraine Market q 112 mid. 5:80 NEW BRITIIN | mid.—MeAlpin entertaln WERNY—=NEW YORK L] Fiction, Marcey Wahren. Sports, commeree Hadlo io Orlando's O'K musical Ben Re Drawing room players, 5--Radlo church index aiman’s national Rossini atage organization | arch | | st iel Mus DX hound hou WEBH—NEW YORK— ization, Popular Tri All Na | associ- r lour; irand Opera Chor questions. k's o ente YORK—213 stra o1tor EW Tiroadway WNYC—NEW YORK—526 —Jo! TP, ¢ 50—Plano s wre Piano 30—Police alarn i—J. Morton 1 results. vayside Troubadours. n Stocking, soprano. | readings. rles Rolix L. Brown, ~Bible 50—Charles Rohner, violinist, WAHG—RICHMOND HILL—316 ovelty program. WGCP—NEWARK—252 Marion . plano. 45—Cliff orch Marion and soprano; talk, instruction Harold ¥lart entertainers, t Steller, pianiste. Danny Hope's Melody Boys. ~To be announced. Ethel Peariman, piano. ¢ Bill Steinke. ich, soprano. Orange High iring quartet ? W schiool ich. soprano. ' orchestra. OR—NEWARK—105 “ive Messner Broth ino music, —Bill Wathey, “Sports.” Jacques Jacobs' ensemble, 30—Va « Orange Chamber of Commeree. program. 45—""Hea and Willis A. Sutton. a gen quartet, 9: Forge-lerumen musicale 10:15—William Lockwood, 10:35—"Ports and Waterw Spencer Smith. 5—Westell Gordon tenor. 11:10—Leon Wood. organ wecital. WOO—PHILADELPHIA—508 5—Grand organ; trumpets Dinner dance music T—PHILADELPH ays,” cellist, :30-—Concert orchestra, lio program 0—Program from WES WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 Organ recital. Dal —Dinner 1 Bedtime st Louise Haze estra pupils | 8115 WSAI Education,” | violinist. | and | ¢ WKRC—CINCINNATI—123 Virginia or a 30—Studio recital t Bam Jones. b—Vir 1 WEW—CINCINNATI— $-—Popu ert 11 11 entertainer, roorgan co by Jo organ Seckatary | from Sar On the rilling play-— ninth instalim ~0d Fellows Reur WSAT—CINCINNATI—326 oneer Rilay studios. 9:45 trombone | Meuded spiritual, 1a Fre from Hotel Sinion WEBH—CHICAGO— LStra: SONgS 2—Popuiar 1 WHT—CHICAGO—100 Entertainers; solos, 18i0] KONES, [ Danee mu ) n “Your Hour" concert, WEN—CHICAGO—303 Dinner Concert 0l ve, Fit: er. music; songs. ime prize fight, “C mons." Dance music; BONgS. WLIB—=CHICAGO—303 music anac. ale, 1 und Gosden, songs —Studio rec WENR—CHICAGO—266 Dinner music; songs. :3u—Popular music m.—Musical frolic. WLS—CHICAGO—315 laby time a, m.—Barn Twin Wheeze, WOK—CHICA( 7 ) a. m—C org: vocal and instrumental solos. WMAQ—CHICAGO—118 KYW—CHICAGO—53 same ax KDKA Bedtime stories ~Home jovers' conert. Classical con C sy Carnival. WIBO—CHICAGO—226 Dinner music; 8olos, WEBBM—( HICAGO—226 —Musicale music rtet; orchstra; t mutal trio. W—AZ—( HICAGO—32! . m.—Dance music. WHAS—LOUISVILLE—100 Vocal and instrumental music signals. —128 m ; inst -Qu —-§tandard time WSB—TALANT 19 Atwater Kent Hour. | | 11:45—Hired Help Skylark; Criter- fon Harmony I ' ASHVILLE—283 §——Bedtime story. | 9—Barn dance; features. | WMC—NASHVILLE—500 i 3edtime stories. 9:30—Musical program. KTHS—HOT SPRINGS—375 Old-time musical, '—Dan frolic. WIOD—MIAMI BEACH—218 §:30-9 Dance music. Studio recital. 1-12— ce music. WMBF—MIAMI BEACH—384 i Dance music. WGBU—FULFORD—273 130-1 a. m—Dance WGHB—CLEARW \—Dinner music. G. W. Quarics, songs. | 8:30-10—Vareity musicale. |11:45-1 a. m.—Midnight Ramblers | KPRC—HOUSTON—207 Piano recital. iners. GKW—TUINUCL, Cuba—338 30-12:30—Dance CFCF—MONTREAL—111 Tea dance CRAC—MONTREAL—111 music. Dinner Travelogue. Tane CNRO—OTTAWA—435 —Orchestra, udio recital JRONTO—357 concert, s orchest audeince ed, i sented Monday through WEAI | other spiritual and then two more. | ing any aho [ der that it | artists in the be | amplifier | amplifier. | er can be er is used as a | plified will be rder given in the rough the inid able to follow rn dining room fepartment beautifully garnish 110 the guests S — U Through the Static \ The opera will be p g at 10 o'cl up all fous includin on Monday « Travel WG vening's prog station am from 11t impos 11l be the rom Gilbert presentation of excerpts ulli “Pati be presented by the S Gent at experionecd pr olume in an's which atudonty of was ral Hig Springfield, 9 o'l lass., . only commen for by th wen at through t was the Dr. casting rough Bernard ¢, Clausen, broad- servic o progran given University sical ifotel Hond and brog WTIC, Deep and r sound of the volces. ¢ \is evening church WGY recontly, isteners by in the midst of ¥ He sang anc surprised LLON io breaking into right oy Wo lines of a negro them 0 was the music yhi 5 pu and the progr coll was 80 varied sang well and then ol . After ¢ two those two lines us ring those of many mory of un- clubs, hat there no chi monotony., Of course, enjoyed by thoss WGy » 1\ but to the 3 person listenin of a loud npse tion ¢ Dr. 88 enid nn Did you ¢ the col annot hink when car a station much nuch comp adeasting us! is, ¢ how difi xity program WEN is, from the in s same v p a rer are likel one blind sensations come tc them alone can he sion Sometimes point ntrol ', New room of station ? York Somet) m the station an WELES b i astde. unb sing ogram is to he DEoRAGRa b makes him seck othe tions. | black fibre suot cases in which erare orter al for | tained all the essential apparatus sary to broadcast. In the suit batteries, ex- tubes, and st is th amplitier plieg the volume of the thousands of times in or- | may overcome th the telephone lines, this apparatus they int of broadcas rdest part tHing up of he for the r the nouncer or our bef start fre But we chango | cases stuck righ tension m which have heard to date . e The WTIC Mail asked whl the listeners- le dark hair and the anno answer was that a contes held in the mear futt fi will be allowed to announcers Jook like manner. | Wanted to know fnstance | €0ing to I a bang ¢ hec. | this year. tic diner good time, | ball scores have e little matter of broadeast- | {ention fro »sn't worry them in the ar and the ‘au the sta- may be very much in t tion have been undecided as to job of the remote ther or not il be broad- r to arrange the micro However, fans will write wit t disturbing any o was stat h a decision more easily. e WJZ, New York, off of danc sistan With o fnng and arra s 50 that th mi- pick up the crophon e voices or instru of One st station i seball scor In some cases answer was that 1 received little . fans of WTIC is a crowd o for least. W cast, in, i to i phones them. This } wving b having b done, and the up and | control operator and Informs o dy for station en ed an excel- by the n set lent program S Snyder's Jubileers, a While one of s n hold it own with any of them n it comes to playing melodious dance rh ms. One of numbers was “Drifting and Dream- ould fail, the oth- | ing’ with vocal chorus. WJZ el 0 broadcast over, not at all and ti roughou he eve- Usually one line ised to send ning it maintained a steady flow of program to the station, and the o ywer. The was and t talking line |natural and the results not vith a telephone ch d. have heen bet All tests having been carried out | he program is picked | point, amplified, | Richmond sent over the telephone llnes, am- | sic, accom by heavy plified onee more in {the control | The former station was broadcastin room of the staiion, and again in|from the junior prom at the Uni the pecch amplifier tube of the | versity of Pittsburgh, and what & main transmitting set. type of broadcast work, |~ o _ oo o A ¥ T amplified, Refore the voice of | the artist finally enters the oscillator tubes of ti ansmitter, it is Three-Family House on SRR Winthrop Street Three-Family House on Columbia Street Three-Family House on East Main Stret nd to v imer ; W that he Is re st through th two telephone where remote lone, and w complete lines to every point asting is to one of the lines the L be used is leep could and WAHG dance KDKA, successtully, up at t mu- e remote sie, static JYIEG% COX & DUNN nfxile:(l;r‘v'h'o;(;); ‘ SRS SRL | 972 MAIN ST. 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When we tuned was reading a highly fn- th about | aveas of low pres- WHT, Chicago, i 180, reard mnm'i in some ons ing w ation and every gh moder v as did WT 18 almost I v orepor fanes land ur \sting a by 1he Pheasant WLS, « was I the licago, o1 New tained with dance Hotel Lafayette York & music fri Buffalo, The | furnishing You'll ari- w0 bed. | such | Boston | WMAK wd st wiLue/ itions in orehe s and i “Then Remember hie Sunrise tone, Georg Not a wgh from noises. sic we Mot s us Nl deliver SHITH A HOLDOUT Outficlder Purchased By Braves Refuses to Report Without Salary Increase of $3,000. THAT AERIAL, ) By SMAI L HOLD THAT YARN RIGHT, WILL YA, il 24 (P—Jack Smith, | + by the Boston | heduled to join the t, according to infor- is still in Chicago with ry increase, 1 a big slice reported favos campalgn to rais ercetion of the a two- nal of his as a of the society. has later date . Louis C: sons, is not his demand granted, it was indicat- d by the local management Emil Fuchs of the Braves | that he did not 100k | avor on the idea of a new con- higher terms, while the | demand for § of his purchase price is up to Branch | Rickey of the Cardinals. Tn the meantime it was said t Smith prohably would not draw ealary from elther club since he has not | reported for work, Fuchs has for- warded to Rickey all correspondence | in the matter for action, player' 000 $500,000 FOR | First Mortgages At Low Rates of Interest on dwellings, npartment contral bulldings or construction loars tn Hart- ford and vicinity, Thie company present mortgages on fav and apprateemen houses end buslress property—completed can re-finance your able terms Information without obllgation. First Bond & Mortgage Co. of Hartford 305 Main 8¢, 2.5072 163 Main Street The drive committee of the Y. M. | T. 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