New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1926, Page 24

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1926, et s S e | o 11ovul Hour trom WIZ S R A e coa o A Night fn the Country Store|those few stations, But what els with the Corn Huskers Orchestra’ | is there to do, unless we start print 30—Organ rocital by Stephen .| ing recipes and health hints? And, " | Hoisclalr from Harmunus Bleeck- | furt W I iy iermore, it we knew any healtl Dinner coneer Our repertoire today includes THURSDAY, J0-~Lancellottl's song series, ws and market period W7, W, WNY( WAHG DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME, l:\\l;xzu_k\u“l\:,“‘h_i_‘” i :;ulm \l-;”'l;lu o Idmmh‘\\l;vm WEAN, WBZ, WLS, and un i OF COURSE YOU ARE! unidentified stranger who stop Composers, Joseph Haydn, pre- | on (p t and asked us 3 IVENING PICK. Kport e | ouns, B cou s a Sk W aske It coesn’t surprise us to see how surprised you are couldn’t get one and WGIS M Mary's, 10—Mme. Eugenie § Little Symphony orchestra under | 1 he'd v Al Wby tor, organe | pranoi Houry Thauman, buse. * | the dietion of Victor Baudeks | Raid and thats i 1o sald ‘and When you realize the actual meaning of it Detectives Endowmen 4 Program of Joscph Haydn mu- | oo Pleiad] > A e jon banquet, Speakers | sic, with orutori quartet, with | K ! Tanian WALk missioner Symphony orchestra. | Haydn s " r oy Walker Lt JR:AONY g . We dashed vight into dar il Laughlin, Senator Copeluy 10 Mime signals and weather itor Edwards, Judges \mu.]r forecas! s . : iy e kb s Ao 0. El e vy (MA Kl D i e otleart cxons out atud.o :‘r”in\‘ ) u‘“;h' RERE o T ) HRI S RVI CE Stouer and Dennis J. Mahoney, | WCAE—PITISBURGH—4g1 | 1he Ie&d Hunters” were broadea G \ colored members of the cast « WEBNY—NEW YORK—210 M'Iu-v sonceil e ; 1 N 1 Smit rehe T:80—Children perio: Wiz, 10 s Ny L lisiorch sauds & | he time of New Yorkers u WODA, ! “The Volsted Colonial orchestrn L—Program from WIEAF, ) rehe . B ND—300 | present. The s wvere explaincd ; Coloniul club orchestry N EAROLE Y A ND=30 in full and we now have something Milton Yokeman, t S | vlse besides the weather to falk v dakking b 3 ,\‘l,,“‘,“,“ b orchetra. el about when calling on the youni $1.25 minimum - llton Yok« tenor, = R adies. 111 be awfully nice to hegi 5 2 et WIC—HARTPORD—176 Lo-—~Lauretta Reynolds. song AL AL 1k about the head hunters and An illustration of a ; ; o i Topics of day 0 . . Box o vour is a spec Perod ypkilomd : e songs ey sing while hunti l\plc.ll'lhnt Tee bundle | iBoxed to your left is a specimen) ' one of the plays occupy 01 4 The first & presented was Orchestra W WI—DETROIT— L ng v \ (list of a typical family bundle( i . WACA—NEW YORK—i 11 T—Dimine conocrt, e R MO Here is an average l : i b, 8—Oleol ing ensemble, ot R veryone drops exhausted, in 2 N No. 2 e Bt . T y ‘,’T'",Hg I g L.l"“” ‘yfm‘.‘ those who have to listen to 18 ]l()lm(ih Musi hu L ¢ iERERIE R R . o i , we wouldn't have blame rable Clot , aR—bETtor RN D S o T 1 Table Cloth | Scientifically perfect according to the very high standard of the Union Do o . The music was wild and prim 4 Pillow Slips Washed Laundvry, wann) 5 WADC—AKRON — e, 10 say the least, T you wan 4 Face Towels and o Inter: i Jewels © Santo as WIAP, od to say more, it would be perfe At g e e A e {great war song, and we know 2 Pairs Socks Washed + Golden's orchestra = — . o ) g X e s O " A ’ AT lose our morale on the first note i airs Stockings and Beautifully and expertly ironed and returned ready for immediate use. \\I\I—\I'l(l\lnl IELD—333 ESERIAL YN R sptamiabiol nie we ever heard such sounds issuing 2 linlon Suits returned X ¥ & t:bo—Market re | WNYC—NEW YORK—526 Ol B OrR LeauT ’ from an African jungle or anywhers ‘ndershirt to you v —Hotel Kimball Trio. 6:30-~"Rosotti's Sister Helen,” H“’I;‘?‘—" INC f'\\yl\‘ il { clse. The grim beat of the jung Underdrawers damp Y 15—A. lesson in maic _ Tewls Mott e k" ,ff,"‘ e | (kum Swasiitha ol ompaniment | 2 Nightdre Just 30—Motel Lenox ensemble, bid! & spots, e L e Responsi- | ¢o "t he number and we could almost o Pajan hout Rudio Forum i LGOSy AL see the blood-thirsty o5 Weav- irtwaists ready nan's concert orch. 15—"Keeping Fit.” Joe Ruddy. Hotel Gibgou pro " 8 Retiirne an 3 n v » 1Y o il , Gt ion drogs ing fn and out in manner fantast j it Returned damp and just about ready to be ivoned at home. (b Salliv 1 as they uttered this deti to the en-| CSS0S ironed vlolinist: Nora Gladden Winton, : ¢ e lon 1:45—Ray Sullivan, popular songs 3 e ¢ i +my. Chester DeVonde, co-author of | AT at Mm, contralto; Elsic Moore, accom ard of Kstin Lang, composing pl i Kongo," was the announcer, ani | Y panist Be \».,‘n n\_‘Il\ ance music from Castle | | h s proved to be interesting. He 0:30—Organ recital from Estey Or-|:30 it of Edison ¥ have more of this type ot m Studio by Arthur Clifton, . | lub. Sol m Lock- | 115—Night Howls by the Crosley; cio¥ BV B3 iate of the twpe of Is the most complete Economy Family Service ever offered in our city. o ¥ Alma Filstead,| Sky Terriers y and blo| | saprano. e BN e on , THE SERVICE IS PROMPT orchestra direct from Cook's But- | {0—pi meeting 11--We rreports; missing per- | 10go—-Poli s it e e e D i onint | m INTTISIT 7 7 sons. P WERHANEW YORK— -Musical program. ‘[‘}”{:W el bl el .{‘1-‘\’ A ‘['” T'HE PRICE IS UNUSUALLY LOW WNAC—BOSTON—280 t—Dotty McLean, Leo Ford 10—An hour of music Do s b ' |others as o braihea i e O SAY . CALL 901 RIGHT NOW Dinner dance, Hotel Essex| X 5 25 o the world at larev. 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