New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1926, Page 18

AT 27, 1926, WIAR—=PROVIDEN(C Musical program Program from WEAR, WRO—=WASHINGTON =166 Ao school International | ations, | Marine “Gems of announced | Grand Touy yencer Tupman ore | KDRA—PITTSBURGH—309 i Daddy Winkum, Dinner coneert, | ws and market period | ||l~'nmul Anniver of wik No. HI: Rog- ark's Conquest North 0-Sacred Song concert given by | e quarts the First Presby- | terlan church, Pittsburgh, Mar- | garet Spaulding, soprano; Will| Rhodes, t Alberta Murray | Baker, Frod Ayerbass; Will pianist 306 of band orchestr Romunce," "o b TUESDAY SAVING TIM VVENING PICK, Week 1 orchestra Ernie Golden's orchestra miil McAlpin Entertainers, WMSG—NEW YORK—213 Dance orchestra talk Dorothy Chapmun 88 Theo Alban, tenor, | §:45--Horace Tuylor, --Jayne and Kathryn Donovan. Dorothy Chaptman, soprano. Donoval Risters DAY LIGHT a4 Hoys program, BHOLE Aries arge f the Building er O | recitutions Orehos 80— Paul WAYC—NT \\ \UI‘I\— Market hig Piano sels ‘Amer cnor; BROLE: Reger L and weather WOEAE—=PITTSBURGH—161 Dinner I'rogran KOPTano. arme W ‘tions. coneert, from WEAR, tul orchestra Musi I'tano sele ball res Piano t Rtudio The WEAR—CLEVELAND—388 Vandeyville; music. as WEAL. Wormack's orch WWI—=DETROIT—34 Same as WHAJ, H WOX—DETROIT—517 | Red Apple club | WREO—LANSING—286 WRAY—NEW YORK—238 —Dinner musle, ) Law Scrios, Amy Wren, 5-- Band concert; soloists, . : ports, commerer WKRC—CINCINNATI—122 Wolf . musical saw | |1-—Musicale, st lava, Mather, | 12—0rchestra: solos, JOfEAED Y I ! WSAI—CINCINNATI—: io Movie clul o =3 i W 1/| i Lo % “ i seases and habits are | 9 vH Ii;wun from WEAL ‘ S ¥ iherial y H. Winiield Secor. | 1 usieale. in’ America, simultan- WELW—CINCINNATI—122 or orchestra and o Talk on Aeronautics. ed tour miles, o Barltone opera series. “Piano | Hotel Roosevelt, Memories,” ,‘ Cinelnnati Conservatory ol s string quartet. | Lyric Male quartet | 1y—-Coneert program. Sympliony orchestr ater WTHC—=HARTIORD—376 NT NG WBZ—SPRINGETE LD~ Sume Education 1 R Dorothy N 20 9 om 1.oew's State Studio To 1 11 cather 10 nuonnecd eports; ) a ROVIDENCE—306 9 Musical prograut. 0-—Pre from WEAJ WIAG—WORCESTER—268 and rom WEAL WIAR—] A company, iish ensemble. “What We Know of Frequen- " Leon L. Adelman, £ ‘ Anita Browne's Musicale, KYW—CHICAGO—536 [ ~1'p and Down Broadway. 3 a | WEBNY—NEW YORK—210 | 8: me story; farm talks. | Joseck “Himself,"” ( le. | 8:10—Dramatic n Home" recital, 81 Bat Adl ews; weather, Dagmar dance or WGN—CHICAGO—303 S:45—Stere Andreds, uk dinner music. ‘ ~Story The ( Furckas History. Prize business news. Nell Cantor, songs elub and Joy. Ber I's musical mews re- A ~Sume Musi Songs; dance music. WELIB—CHICA —Request musicale, 20-—Almanac. ime as WEAF, 1-—Songs. 1:20—Studio recita | WENR—CHICAGO—206 | -§-—Dinner concert; trio. | -10—Popular concert. 10-11—FEvening Bible c | WELS—CHICAGO—345 — Musicale. WBBM—CHICAGO—226 9-10-—Songs; orchestra. | 10—0ld-time_songs. t0:15-1-—Orche WIBO—CHIC Dinner music, Popular concert. WOK—CHICAGO—217 Orchestra; organ; 111 Rose Fisher, pianist. as WEAF, tuth Jackson, soprano. ale V—Dagmar orchestr: Babe Adler, songs. U—Dagmar orchestra, 10:30—Consuelo Rivero, {10 TR ) from WEAR BOSTON—280 milers conducted by MeArdle —Dinner nt o The Radiant i\l program. : —NEW YORK—155 —Market quotations. Financial summary. s and quotations. Farm market Teports. Frank Dole, “Manchester Bellington Terriers.” 130—U. & Marine band $:30 — The Deltah Pe “Aquamarine The Gran Treland.” 10:45—George Olsen's orchestra, WEAF—NEW YORK—102 Lope hestra ner music Marion Cara mericanization Joyer 7:10—Columbia 1 course lance, Morey stri, % [ 3 Ensemble, | g 1 515 1 | 6:30 | 6:40 ~Bill Wathey -News bulletin Bretton Hall WAAM— f—Frank Dailey's orchestra. T—Sport talk, Major Tate. 110—Danny Lewis' Entertainers. |7:45——"Building a Skyscraper,” Pro- fessor H. N, Cummings, 8—-112tH Infantry band. The Place of Trees in Men's “Sports.” and | P arl Hour, sololsts. | “Northern GO—228 | 10 1 Tour, C. A. hour of music. Red Naught's Collegians WGCP—NEWARK—252 T—Myrtle McMichael, soprano. 15—Lucy West, pianiste, 30—William E. Needham, 7:45 French | g 7-9 1-4— | | dance 2's ore 0 en | 10-1:3 music. WEBH—CHICAGO—370 §—Fdgewater Beach orchestra. 10-11-—Musicale; news. 12—Dance music; Songs. WHT—CHICAGO—100 10:85- \estra; popular song [ 11:10—Dance music; weather. 1-—Popular music. WMAQ—CHICAGO—448 9:40-—Musicale, | 10——Chicago University 10:20—Musicale. | 10:55—Chime Sam Cohen, [ WJIAZ—CHICAGO—322 soprano, 7 i Day,” ~Beatrice Cowie, contralto, reity Gene Sne . H0prano. ATERSON—221 wlanpa Corby and assis ing Jimmy Love's orchestra. | 7—A. B. C. period $-~Local happenings; talk riety Half Hour." | $:16—Jerry La Salle's orchestra. Lopez's orchestra 4—Citizens' Trust company. NEW YORK—316 4:15—Entertainment. 4:30—Seligson Sisters, SOngs. Edwin Becker, baritone. 43——Orchestra. Clifford Lodge Frolic. WLIT—PHILADELPHIA—395 j—Dream Daddy. 1:50—Plays reviewed WFI—PHILADEI 1t orches r; Jo- | 7—Dance orchestr §-11—From WE | WOO—PHILADE| u*un—r.ou 0 Philadelphia squicentennial W \l —PHILADELPRIA—278 Parodians, The Twi Eveready Tour,” leeture. | 10-2—Dance music. WIID—MOOSEHEART- ~Children’s period. 10—Studio reeital. | 12:30—Popular music. WOBD—ZION—315 Zion chorus; cornet solos, duets, WHAS—LOUISVILLE—100 :30—Normal School operetta selec tions Eddie Roson's orchest WBAL—BALTIMORE—216 WBAL dinner orches 30—WBAL Male g —Snellenburg Instrumental trio | 8—Celia Brace, vio Theater Digest. | Bolek. pianist; James Wilkinsor Three Brothers, haritone Ricci, baritone. 10—U., 8. Naval Academy band Higgins and Burke, songs, WRVA—RICHMOND—: Blind Gospel Singer. Negro jer Lawrence's Players. Harold lawrence Malle, Danny Dougherty Richmoni WSB—AT De Luxe concert WSM—NASHVILLE—283 11—Studio fr WMC—MEMPHIS—500 Rritling orchestra WGBU—FULFORD—278 Dinper music. exhibition, It orche Pa Ivans Mixed qua quartet; folinist 2 “One Girl } "HIA—395 Con teno piano orchestra Billy Hays' orchestra. WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 Monte Cross, “Oldtimer.” §. Leviathan orchestra. ore Piano sc 2 Pennsylvania Concer WGHB—CLEARWATER—266 Dinner music 0-—W. Quaries, songs Good-Wi 1—Midnig! SRW—TU INUCT, Dance l(Al LIA, WEBI—NEW YORK— I program. WHAR—ATLAN Glimpses Through @ Trio. Cuba—205 —ATLANTIC CITY—300 Cones recit CRAC _\m\lm AL—H11 talk Dinner r musi Safety flashes. coner musica WEBH—\EW YORK—273 b CNRO—OTTAWA— English music, fance orchestra CNRA—MONCTON—201 Tuvenile P n Masor WEWL—NEW YORK—2K8 " OErL w and | several months and | vst approach | scientists were | enough | Hour from WTIC | Mar were Formica | t |and “The | by | nor, | | known sopran | one | Knight's or the | broade: | musical | pe | I burst forth in all i1s iy | 1ssist- | Through the Static || We'll admit §t! We're stopped! | | Completely! Hore we've had terrible l itmospheric conditions for the past | the then comes Jast | and not a ripple on the| 80 10 speak, 1t was the near- | o a perfect night that | have had in many weeks, and | no reason at all, It wasn't long sclentists and pseudo- | clalming that the lot ie. Well, gone sud- | ovening wate wo for ago that moon mayhe caused a it does and denly deat. There was a beautiful | moon last iing and there was| loss static there has been for | itions | we've e than Distunt with pey tounding, 1t seemed as if a cur had been drawn apart and we were | {lowed 1o visit distant lands and to partake of the entertainment offer- | ed by them, There was volume and there was clarity and that was Even the noises stopped u midnigl . came that was as- in til after We'll go right through vithout any regard tor you'll find that the Grand is first was presented ning by the WEAF Grand compuny and it was, the list time, xo Opera list., eve- on the last Opera | - enjoyable The ore noteworthy and all that could At the close Symphonic En abloid too the have of that singing been d program | ‘mble, a WTIC| ture, offered a variety program ¢ the classies and, “A Sunset Medi- tation, reflecting in the musical ting, the soft colorings of a darken- ing sky, especal note, The | Fusemble rq]rer) coming to the | fore the outstanding or- | ts kind in the coun- | ulience is growing by | and bounds. Small wonder |} when the quality of music and the perfection of rendition are taken in- to account. is as ong ganizations of try, and itg lea It P The Reading 8 iore hand ) {presented during the Readi at WJZ, and we enjoyed \\‘munml.«,r- aboard one system's fast trains. WJZ irough commendably 1 the mu sic was enjoyable, “tars and Stripes Forever” was one of the best selections played . was g Hour L a trip to of he |, r S came a Extra loud w York, and we wer two old favorites, “The Lost Chord” Rocky Road to Dublin,” baritone named E. 1% 0'Con- Mr. O'Connor kept the soft pedal on his voice, rendering his concert much more enjoyable than it e had blabbed all over the place. | WLWL, by the way, recently boosted || its power. | WILWL, allowed to hear ! T Betty Nemerson, WGCP's well |¢ rtained Jast eve- ning with “When Sun Down,"” a rather plaintive little song it which she offered with a derness it deserved. Then fo show | that sh broke out with *“Too Many M i of those rarin'-to-go numbers. |1 Well done, too. |r P | city, | il Then from WPG, Atlantic ame the dance music from the Slipper played by Eddie " e band has plac acoustic properties of the room | d materially in “putting the band | over” on the 4ir. A depth of ton: comes through whenever the band sts, a depth of tone which not been attained by any other organizations except thos that broadcast from the Silver Slip- . “Like Me, Like You” and tha Irifting foxtrot, “In the Middle the Night,” were among 'em. PR We found out, later in the eve- ning, where the bloopers were. They all on WSAI's wavelength, at tending a semi-annual convention. | When we tuned in some high bloopey-bloop was addressing them and the crowd seemed to be some- 3 y. Well, they finally ad- to somewhere else wherr were treated to fried pin cushions. WSAI, Cincinnati, relieved of the unwelcome visitors, promp: lory and w . this time av were urned they heard more dance Tom Green's band mu: ombination. o 0. ry tuneful and Ve little something-or-ot Simply Melod of Vice- i Dawe's writt luring his present played Ve ot, just like one Pres compositions, en exile, by special 80 West Main Street m WIZ WMAK—RUFFALO—366 FIRE INSURANCE Geo. A. Quigley |308 Main St. New Britain WMCA—NEW YORK—311 . First « WGER—BUFFALO—319 i WEA WHAM—ROCHESTER—278 | TWO-FAMILY HOUS BLACK ROC With exceptionally hig an | explained the { Be | | nounce | melodies, [ months. with a larg olonous danee ed to summe it NEW JERSEY TOWN ALl Negroes Ordered O Car- {young boxer, retaliation, still were Wer heart, Ducaest, 27, out, 1 as mai {ed early . {in jof the Goes | some of the was not down-hearte fr Me- b at e school board for what tern unidentified violinist, lave heen a democrat, from WLW, | Clncinnatl. The tone of the violin s truly mArvelons, oh yes, and we even listened while the announcer next number, “oe e And from WJZ came the strains | of Harry Leonard'’s Waldorf-Astoria | dance orchestra, played from the | ballroom of the famous hostelry Iie music was ext fine, wo | thought, this band being noted for | its tuneful avrangements of even | the most ordinary numbers, “Who" | as presented in rather .»m.mm il form, and “Everything's Going All R Pepped matiers up. ne must| We Jofferson Hawulian City, whe a group of gweetars, as the an said, played some old time | The signal wasp't very but it coull Neard and more than happened in Maybe of you reached out farther last might. WGHB, Clearwater, Florida, did the magnanimous thing, presenting bundle of rather mon- music, We had start- all the stations in | down for the i | | reached out as far as WOS, | | | loud, hat's be has somi us think that Florida were t That's all for today, thanks! HAS RACE TROUBLE teret Streets Carteret, cial ill-fe: cilling of N April 27 () ling co-engendered by Johnny Carroll, a popular | by a negro, which led | burning of & negro church in apparently had subsided though all negroes in Carteret under orders to keep off he streets, and the entire town ice forc men was kept on | luty to prevent new outhrea A of negroes were driven out »f town and more than 100 others escorted out by the poli | abbed to death, and alph Johnson, his companion at | e time, i3 in a Perth Amboy hos- ! sital with a stab wound bencath the He will recover. Robert | a negro, was held with- | in New Brunswick, charg- Re the | 0 the oday po- | number Carroll w: il the murder, and two other e in the county jall here al witnesses, The First Baptist chureh | W a negro congregation, was bhurn- | yesterday morning. Later | 1 the day hundreds of friends visit- d the Carroll home, where the body boxer lay and police reported visitors were threatened | by negroes, but there were no seri- 4 with NeRrOes owned | Ul the ten-|ous outbreaks. The ill-fecling intensified hy Car- oll's murder is said to have had its neeption in Jabor disputes betwern negro and white workers in the mills here. Three ministers of the fro-American commission of the Baptist convention wer: alled in today to aid Mayor Mulver- ill in restoring quiet. in \\]l’irh to play since ‘Fired for Teachimg How To Make Pure Alcohoi Benton, Tll, April 27 (P—R. H Hannah, , Instructor in chemistry r Township high 0ol newuy been ousted by the high “'viola here, ki tion of the prohibition law It is alleged that Hannah taught members of the class how to mak: pure alcohol. veral students were suspended for several days from the school and Hannah wa d to resign or be prosecuted. 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