New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1926, Page 11

Second Section NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1926. —The Theater Diges " = - - EVENING PICK. 8 ITET;T an‘:i I;;;:v'-, o x D\?o‘r-” ¥ : \\1l AL—PITTSBURGH—161 |11l for a week at the Niles street e he: —Seaside Tri 30—Dinner concert hospital a artford, is ifipro ZR Peter Ricel, "baritone WGY—SCHENECTADY—380 Program from New Yotk While retur “v“‘ztr'(v”l.(w i ;?;':t bl % _CONCERTS. arles Higgins, Joe Burke, Stock reports, news items and Gold Dust Tx £ o4 N e e WNYC, New York, 8—Uulvieri’s || songs Biseiin e he G st Twins from a visit to Mrs. Harding, Mr e o base| scores he veready Hour." E B ught i a band. 9—Kuehnie's Artists 6:30—Din 15 Harding and daughters Loulse and _band. k e's 4 : :30—Dinner program from Hotel [ 10—Moment mu: conle me hoa WRNY, New York, $:30—Pro- —Giovanni Medori, planist;| Van Curler, Schenectady. | 10530 s P el et gram of Russian Music Purcella Di Dominca, soprano. |7:25—Baseball scores. KDEA-FITTSEUR Sl e e S e e KDKA, }Ill.:hurgh . 9—Sacred ||9:45—Eddle Maile’s Entertainers. |7:30—Talk, “The Wonder Story of RS e TosE dobteal Bacasigs Bt & ik 2 5 Song concert. RS BT oroheatel 2 2 sk bkt er concert b ot eantrol “because af TUESDAY. Paul Eldridge, “The Week's Prob-|| w. 1 y Hay's orchestra. inmer Part 1—"How He R ATHEIE it e b lem.” WBAL, Baltimore, 10—City Park WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 ame to America;” prepared by J. | B i Do oA e ann o or . . , 0 Scalzo, director 1 n he tw children DAYLIGHT SACING TIME. it B et e L §:05—Dinner music. W. Hammond, biographer of Hipacs N ioa iy tiring Fpeii bt S 3z, New TYork, 10:4s orge | | 6:50—Department of Agriculture Steinmetz 5 R WITC—-HARTFORD—476 sic i ]nrm call and birthday list. ;: 45—WGY orchestra Kol o lent Night. Arrowhead Inn concert orch. | eey Program from marine studio 8:30—Delta Half-hour of Romance 2 g 2 n eh. DRAMA, 8:30—Murphy’; instr | e ARREt ” cotton and produ d Prou: ft y for a “Tha Quality of Mercy,” by || WS, New Torn. 6:30 8180 I.‘h;r.\l s Minstre | broadeast from Wiz, New Y | % paiibls Bl Gt Baseball scores. Cameron Mansfield (Mrs. Erori e Thuns o T e phennsylvania Hour with the Rev- |9_Sacred Song concert pr o g n the Good Old Summer| Richard Mansfield); with Mrs. Giiront Breadsay .2 ORGSR o8 fro N 2L Symphony Pl 8 MananAl, T eglia} ‘Tatiaer yvaiter| | o iieut BEOAINay 1 1}~. ovelty piano recital 10-10:30 — Covk's Southern Hemis-| jeragier Rankin, soprano: Jean = Lowiey U Raxfora Kendroka: in: S oG Uem sl R i | phere Crulse. “Hawaiian Isl Cre vman, contralto; Will| The Sunday school picnic of 30—Gold Dust Twins. der the auspices of the Episcopal | Y oA PLO | =N e ainiRdnceoren broadcast from WJZ, New York Rhodes, tenor, and : cgational church was held aventy Hour e r eld. ; 4!\0(0—]'““317 SLPHIA—508 WGR—BUFFALO—319 SR it Crystal Lake. Ribbons we G X £ o :45—Grand organ and trumpets. |6:30—Dinner music - g = to t N He Ve " > TN inn 8:30—The Lyric Singers — director, | 4 R, c | o the winners in the var 5031\:7;;:: I::‘.\,m’ ‘L;f: 0‘:"" Adrian Schubert | i 30—Dinner dance music. | 8-11—Program same as WEAF I8 ; The boy and girl receiv- et | 8:45—Torum Debate, first of series; ol R e WFI—PHILADELPHIA—395 | WHAM—ROCHESTFR—2i8 | |ing most ribbons were given Hotel Kimball trio. ; | Story of Steinmetz. 7:30—Eastman theater or i 30—Bascball results. Springficld. nry Goddard Leach presiding— Part 1 < 5—Dinner music. i3 “astman theater orchestra pro- |Prizes. Anna Agogliati won the prize 33—Copley Plaza orchestra, un- s Civilization Contagious?” I wnye, o Tale om New York." | IWIBX-SUTI0A=205 - for the g d Norman Camp Jr Qar the direction of W. Edward|9: Lyric Singers. | “Dog Soaal 8:30—The Twins. 6:30-7:30—Harold Al Spanish 30 5 g won for!the boys Boyle § i 9: S String ensemble i £ eready Hour. | Serenaders. i y 3 . 3 each ' | A ent sical 7:30-8—Vocal sololst Radlo Movle club from |9 ell Beach Trio. “‘"'“fk e |82 Grasswcail'and! Lunla cetio NEWINGTON NEWS storm did siderable ew's State studio. | 9:48 hard Halliburton, The ( w TYork, T:40—Rex ATT ‘\\,l‘“{‘rl‘.lgn‘“ Aol st g damage at Charles W. I s farm Dorothy F. Simons, contralto.| Roval Road to Romance. e molsiove e eLHeE | WRC—WASHINGTON—16 on Church stret. Three silos were S| 1d | 10—Shell Beach Trio, Hawalian gui- Mo itinty —Organ recital | ' —160 Mr. and Mrs. William H. A ) g ¢ of i Springfleld. | | viewed by Phillips Carlin 7 orton dinner musi 8—New Willard orchestra < 1 blown down, roof of one being E Irene Simpson Rommel, pi-| s | 3 York, 8:4 P Sar nEo —Ge o |children, Marna 1 Marion. with |carr five hundred Springfield \1“.1 WG string ensemble. { CHabaal U 7:45—Fashion flshes. £ i "”‘ of Romance |their guest, Miss Genevieve Answick |pullir ) :30—Eric Tesche, tenor. Spring-|10:30—Arrowhead Inn dance orch. Civilization Contagiou ! Steel Pi rd\‘;m,rn:fih i om WJ S jof Berlin, are spendit remain- |its path. A section of | reports; missing ‘ ‘an::f, J:r‘: :?wlln‘no 2 9—Hall Dual Trio. 11:30—Meyer Davis' band. ¥ bl 2 1e ‘barn wa Bggta Four husbands of Mrs. Eva Wil- reports; missing per- | an L , sopr 0 hcs g p e | = mac a A g sults. Springfield. |9 Heeilist | \:’ mvvie 'hrmul\fn' ! WBAL—BALTIMORE—248 | Mres B, W. Pape, and children |seve oroci iams were murderers, but she has Premier Male quartet [7:10—Commercial digest. ot v("l’:““'”‘ Kentuckians dance | 7—WBAL Sandman Circle {are spending the season at t married for the fifth time and says "imely Topics,” Rev. James7:15—Alice Heller, whistler. 115%Silver Slippe Sioisi 4 30—Dinner orche '~'r‘ at Point O' Woods. Mr. P: thousand electric bul er luck has turned at last. The . Gillis. 7:30—Edith Huessler, soprano R onen fence f” T |8:80—0Orkan reci son, William, joined Mrs. Pape [comprise the 100-foot Liberty Bell husband, Calvin -Wititas, a8 10: 1 5 Granville Tawis) violinist }7:45—Orlando's concert orchestra | \ifl e € e \u orcl ra. o2 | 9—Maud Albert, contralto; Ka ay for 0 weeks stay h yoke and pillars, which is being 1 it 4 about » Smilers, conducted by Clyde|10:30-—Premier Male quartet. | 8:15—"New York City of Tomor- | g0 e LANTIC CITY—275 | erine Whitelock, violinist shown every night 'at the sesqu)- |Marysville, Callt, has ASKtE a50HE fcArdle. WHN—NEW YORK—361 row,” H. Winfield Secor Ik 3L DEEERTN Tollah Park orchestra Mrs. T who h n | centennial exposition at Philadelphia. |the others but he isn't superstitious. bo—Dinner dance, broadeast from |5—News, racing and baseball. {8:30—Edison hour; Russian Day; 's Shore Gardens, Nan-|5:1 accordion c v, baritone. mie” Gallagher and|35:25 2g and baseball. |2:30—Huarte's Spanish ensemble R RIS PO WO SOUDTRS NI SWSSPRRTR ST NSy R @ | 7—Roy Bergere. songs Beatrice Abernathy, soprano 3 “What's Going On Tonight." |7:15—Jeanne Chase, soprano & Superheterodyne. Its Concert program | 7:30—Will Oakland’s Chateau advantage and Disadvantages,” Tr semble. With the Pos 5—Prince 0—Program to be announced. Musical program 0—Concert program | 05—Dance music, broadcast from | rescent Gardens, Revere Beach. rescent Gardens orchestra. WEEI—BOSTON—349 5-—Stock market and business rence Wil oew's theate ews. va Rothenberg, pianist | 10:30—Len Saxon, Lost and Found 15—Joe Schuster, popular l:4I~‘]r134.) sddie Gillis, Keith’s Radio Review ds 0—Eventssof the day and base-|10:30—Strand Roof orchestra. | 8:10—Central Islip St all scores. | 11:30—Eddie Elkins’ orchestra orchestra. 0—George Joy and Nell Cantor | 3J—NEW YORK—273 WOR—N I popular songs man, double voiced vo- | 6:15—News bulletin. 0—Irederick M. J. Sheenan, st. 6:20—Bill Wathey, andidate for district attorney of _Patrick O'Keefe, Irish piper. |6 ctton Hall st puftolk county armgnica Fred. ence Williams Trio. —Lucerne-in-Maine Trio. una’s Knickerbocker orch. |8—Virginia Richards, sop —From New York. 8—Railroad Talk, Garrow T. Geer. | S:15—Vanderbilt Hote WJZ—NEW YORK—455 8:10—Harmonica Fred. 9—Donald Baker, Wurlitzer , 7—Baseball reports. §:20—Jerry Alexander, entertainer. | recital 1, -News service .una's Marine band. | 9:45—Jimmy Caruso’s Frolic. —Frank Dole of the New York WMCA—NEW YORK—341 Rltz-Carlton ‘@ rerald Tribune. Talk on “Dogs.” cmployment opportuni- WAAM—NEWARK. —Harold Leonard’s orchestra IMusical studio concert —The Deltah Pearl Hour, Roman [Pennsylvania Keystoners ties 6:40—Jack Windrow, songs 7—Monte Carlo ent 7:15—Buffalodis \\ru-—)L\\ YORK—192 rea music. Dinner music Baseball scores Siste Harmon, soprano b —Columbia University cture —Willard Robinson, pianist. French ol 12 md.—McAlpin F BUT Flit will qmckly ut a stop to the fly’s travels. Flit spray clears your home in a few minutes of disease-bearing flies and mosquitoes. It is clean, safe and easy to use. 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