New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1926, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 26, 1926. MONDAY. WHAP—NEW YORK—431 —Holmes' string ensem DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME. —Marion Kener, sopr WTIC—HARTFORD—176 30—Dinner concert, Moe Blumen- than's Hub t Daffodi Bag: Me io, Darl Moe 8 compa Blu “Melodies for the Folks at F Walter Dawley WJAR—PROVIDENCE—306 aseball score 35—M progr | hadwick, tenor solois m. | Doug togers and | Trio 30—Musical progr and Opera Hour,” La Favo WEAF Grand Ope WBNY—NEW YORK—-32: s—Movie talk )na Welsh songs composer songs songs Collegians sh, 50NgS t Collegians NY orchestra. w RRR—QT\'H N ISLAND—417 ilee }rlnr(qm(ri ure, m "m h, ' by the Susie Sunshine company WBZ—SPRINGFIELD—333 6:56—Market reports. Boston 7—Hotel Lenox Ensemble Baseball . H. Riemer, T'er‘fo'x recital by Rene Dan Capitol theater Half Hour. Bos- Religion.” §:40—Jubilee Entertainers WMCA—NEW YORK—341 rnie Golden's orchestra. an genals from th —Priscilla Bea program arranged by |7 eeler, flutist, and Edith | 7:10—Ernie Golden's orchestra pianist, accompanist. | 7:30—Buffalodians. e Carlo Entertainers 8§—Christian Sc e Lecture. —Hardman Hour of music Wheeler, Boston. 1—Weather, baseball ri | . | missing persons and | ults. Springfield | 11—Jack Denn 1b Brighton orchestra MeAlpin Entertainers EW YORK—27: | 6—American Legion news. :30—Peerless Four, male quarte String ensemble. ta Nadine, soprano. 30—Eagle Duo. ajestic String ensemble 15—Twilight Scouts. Pickles and Relish Cole. $:30—WTAG Entertainers WMCA—BOSTON—130 —Krazy Kat Kiddies Klub. 3:30—Jim Hardy and his Point House Collegians. “Vacations in New England.” Shepard Colonial dinner dance | 36—Schraft's concert sextette. 15—Broadeast from Metropoltian 12 mid WFBH— Bass from Metropolitan | presentations and Metro- direction theater; stage musical accompaniment; politan Grand orchestra, Joseph Klein Dance music, Lido Venice; Lido Venice or tion Joe Herman; Billy Coty and Frank Wilderroter, broadcast 5—The Gondoliers WGBB—FRE! 8—McGinn-Bluett, Marsh, xylophone Paul Hoffman, tenor —Baerenklau-Hart, trio Sheides’ Bon Ton Secre WRST—BAY SHORE—216 —Brewster t 1:30—Broadcast from Metropolitan theater; organ recital by Del Cas- tillo. WE 45—S8tock market news :55—Lost and found Keith's Radio revie Keith's theater. —Events of the ores rl Nelson and —Varsity Tire S:45—Musicale. —Steamship Dorothy 1—BOSTON—319 and business aders. from B. F emble tports.” aques Jacobs' ensemble 5—News bulletin )—Brooklyn Daily day and baset his uke. Entertainers Bradford or- | Nautical from Andrew’s direct —Ed orchestra yarden E w \ AM—NEWARK— The Oriental Iive Fred Ha songs. yor of Holly B. Rideout, gist neteorolo- WIZ—NEW YORK—155 Ma r concert John B nnedy Maxwell House Coffee Harold Leonard's orc WGRS—NEW YORK Ur dison di ensern Overland Whippets Konevsky String, Trio. Four Towers orchestra WGOP—NEWARK—: Wall Street Reviev idio program mezzo sc bird im rano Eagan, Boyd, Drucker, sop piani oo Henry anydale orchestra. WNJ—NEWARK—318 organ recital The services Fir Sthnmania o broadcast | 'WLIT—PHILADELPHIA—395 —Dream Dad S. Agro-Wa: orch est. were from the h \Vv"\l‘ \Vut‘:hi:'fln. Just few from WOC, “The Bells amiliar songs, ¢ Miss Gr. ance orchestrs WOAL -—«] llll ADELPHIA— by N. Snelle soprano oys Minstrels Hotel ore broadea WPG—ATLANTIC 5 6:45—Organ recital 7—Morton Dinner Mu: CITY—300 HARTFORD FIGHT CARD | Paluso Brothers to Furnish for Fight Night—Clinch on Card. tions Fans Tomorrow we heard usual lay-o WPG, all gs M hoxing bro Em in star bout and Mike | "his will | ligan I-star card Paluso go and elims. %t | ou in the [ Colt} one of tr hear & il o between dee of Rock Is be fast mixup Lou KDKA, ish nu we wi on Phila in th was being played when o will meet Er Both steppers ng go. o will mee t of dance orch TFALO—266 1—Follies Bergere WMAK—BU dawn, as thes and we waited until e fo. ious reasons, before we tackled In the in- Lie battery, ot and these | ning, ol | again t Dark C! the ether. sters of the ring and s in against Dark arks a re to fly Tt r for the night is of especial to New Britain people of the fact that| who for a long time | lers of the | r in rofes- t against Cun- | rd. Clinch ! lan's camp 1 sh Cloud —One-act comedy, * y | finally Mail.” doing j WGY—SCHENECTADY—379 chicken 6—Stock report, items and [to do not icken is not to f t it because dinner ing else dinner wi news sional e pepper i ningham of Hartf membranes tt sal| bee ntralning in Meriden for the go. bitter rival of his i ranks and this will b unless s | in ape n was a e simon p 1lo orchestra. iral program by Giovs ac e e s 1e Ho- divided | rogram. “M Mili- and Life In e in Vienna ssador trio and t stra 3 om- | tel Pen onors on WJZ's e The former played taire” and “Love Vienna.” Love and 1 Edltor, in Prison, Very IlI; Cannot Live Long N. Y., July ®— hapin, former city edi- v York World, cony illing his is seriously il last long if kept f . Warden Lawes of § d last night. pi is 68 suffering from acute has served seven and o of a sentence from 20 y and will not be eligible until he has completed prison. he editor, in a fit of despondency | after 40 years labor as a New York newspaperman, killed tending to commit suieic his nerve, however, and gave him- |self up to the authorities. He was editor of the Bulletin, the prison news it was disco ment be former Su from Ontario 0—Dinner Beach Casino : cultural program WCAP—WASHINGTON—169 Washington Post” Hour sznrks of Natu | the music | Pennsyly popularity |zart’s famous o . out for from Mo Don Juan.” ed of k wife, | Gk ] an- | Balti- concert several rendered | Words"” | -crack- fonnata s station came | lume. wit} WE sta Statf ered " [ noun | more, orchestra ¢ well chosen a numbers. “Songs Jance (th played. through with suffi . inte vears gastriti alf ye ars to life, for r\.xrc]n 15 years in | old, ith e- iperbly Without ON—169 §—Concert by th Navy band. \\IL\I/—R\I.TI\IURL nidman Circle. Dinner orc Male Qua WBAL 1 prano WCAFE—PITTSBURGH—161 we ran into was concert or-j| concert orches- ic by be- Hotel classi- All Sunshine Yo « 9—Program of 10—Grand Ope KDKA—PITTSBU RGH offered WFBH mble” from statio disagre 1 Lawes an Prison cen Ward | York, a erintende rough Apin's copy. COMMUNISTS IN TROUBLE Moscow, July (P rences again have arisen incils of commun h threaten to shake the organi- to its foundations. nd his supporters, control the ce times to blue-pencil C: nsiderably man offered sclections, among a We H.\'r‘u»‘ they were o | ir names, si blotted out on the part on en cotton and produce i vs period rgh Post ool, o ii rs but zation That M. Stalin who admitted! | executive committee, will brook no | interference to their policies seem- ingly is clearly shown in vigorous resolutions adopted Satur: the central committee mitting war aga noise al to : announcer. con; ad to head down the loud speaker to get KYW's letters, and that only after we listened to a fellow singing “I'd Climb the Highest Mountain I Knew You Wou Tollow ) something like at ra epeitacularifie Wh raged us, in spite of the tthatlcorap rubber sto bufldings of | station arted to come through M. 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