New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1926, Page 28

FRIDAY. EVENING PICK. CONCERTS. ford, 6:30—A music DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME WTIC, Ha Hungarian WGBS, New Yor! Island Sunrise Train WCAP, Washington, Navy band ustrian- WTIC—HARTFORD—176 —Di concert, Emil Heim- ip Bond in Aus- tria and Hungary: ner —Long Band. 8—U. § e Waltz (Johan THEATRICALS, ctady, WGY Marriage.” SPORTS. York, 9 adium Bou and the Dairy Maids. | Whiting Milk Co. Dutch Girls quin- tte rom New York, La fusicale From New glo-Persians —Ed Andrews’ estra WEAF—NEW YORE—102 Yor , dance music. rance orch, York, Whittall Nautical dance am's orchestra . tenor. lam Carroll, plani David . banjoist. » orchestr 30—Katherine Palme from| Meta Schumann, pianist —Whittall Anglo-Persidns ck Albin’s orchestra Iham Heath orchestra WIZ—NEW YORK—155 5—Iinancial summary. »—Cotton quotations 50—Tarm market reports —George Olsen's Pennsylvania Roof orchestra anford Florida Sunshine Hour. mndial Shoe Serenaders and Ronnie Laddies. 10:30—Harold S WGBS—NF ~Uncle Geebee ~Long Island panist 1:45—String Quartet: a Op. 28, No. 4 (Chopin); votte from "Paris (Gluck); Intermezzo 4 ria d. Tarantella To be Minu soprano o Solo Joseffer; f Prelude in B flat h. Drink to Me Only English); minor Wit ers' String 10:15—Baritone Adventure (Fletcher); b You Singing (Coates C Tavern Song; d moan Song: The Road Heart (Stickles); baritone TIC's Mail Bag “Debutants” Period bind, auspices News items and weather report. | A WJAR—PROVIDENCE 6 ‘4f|hrm:nn Bernard, "W e Great 1 Heard | The | 9- ove | n's orchest V YORK—316 of the Robert A cer, Sunrise Trail jilroad Y. M 's Your 8:30—Baseball scores. Radio Problem §:35—Musigal program by Marguer-| 7:10—Long Island fe 1. Mulod, contralto, and Doro-| band thea Johnson, soprano 1 3: 9—Dick Harrington and Ar!hm‘ \ Sunrise Trall and news results WHN—NEW YORK—361 ws, racing and baseball. 10—Helene Vincent, O'Toole, singers News, racing —Un, ohert Gonyea, in Song and Nonsens: 10—"Whittall's Anglo-Persian WBZ—SPRINGFIELD—3 6:55—Market reports. Boston. 7—Hotel Lenox ensemble _Baseball resuits. Springfield —Hotel Kimball Trio William Flood, baritone; rude Goldl violinist; William L. Spittal. tenor; Dorothy Birch- re ) Mulroney, pianist and accom- panist. Spr 1 Henri nber artists. Miremont 5—Jessie piano duets 74 Joe Da ireland Ger- is, songs. Home Owners' en semble Brothers' orchestra. Isldhd theater or 1enck ger. trumpeter, s Coney vith assistin Boston Hotel Brunswick orch ather reports; missing per- ; baseball results. Springfield. FAG—WORCESTER—315 |1 Ive Inn Ramblers e —Coney Tslana Stadium bouts and Roof ~Roseland danc Slipper orchestra NEW YORK—I31 Holmes String ensembl ty Cheatham, recital s digest. Trio orches! orchestra §:30—Three-act playlet and musi- | §:15—Toilefsen chamber M cal prograx | sic 10—Whittall Anglo-Persians [ 5:40 WNAC—BOSTON—130 |s—c Kat Kiddies Klub . Franklin Ford epard Colonial 50—WHAP mived quartet. WNYC—NEW YORK—526 England.” §-—Piano selections Palm Gar-| G:10—Market high Lisc —Piano selegtions Elementa® French lessons. wced French alarms Kit eatham, “America.” amber music 6—Kraz 6:30— dance. 7—"Vacatior in New 7:05—Broadcast from deris, Nantasket; Dok and his Sinfon | 30 oing On Tonight.” from Paragon | 7:30—Police Victor's band of —Leo Lynch, tenor Baseball resulfs. —Katherine Mannion 20—Bothwell and - songs Know Your City. Jections. Speech, 7 essons 7:40—Broadcast New Y §:15—Concert program fusical progra 10:05—Dance Music, broad serton Inn, Hull; R n and his orchestra WEEI—BOSTON— and soprano. 10 8¢ veryday Profe g artists, Astri Lande 30—Police alarms; Wwe WEBJ—NEW YORK—27] Serenaders 6-—Keith's I Keith's t ball scores \ther The President B e Soon ! INAUGURAL DATE — MONDAY, AUGUST 2nd STUDEBAKER ESTATE CO. with all fm- East End RABINOW-RASCHKOW REAL We are offering for sale a new five room Bungalow. provements for only $300.00 cash down Located in right near new school! A CHANCE OF A 303 MAIN STRELT, LIFE TIML: PHONE 1810 An- | Emmett ¢ Finnerty, pop- 7:30—Luna’s Knickerbecker orch. §—Willlam Bisignano, accordion se- lections 8:15—Philip Krumholz, baritone. a’s Marine band. WRNY—NEW YORK—3%5 —Sport rays. —Commercial digest. 15—Beatrice Goeke, soprano 30—Helen" Halprin, pianist. Itred McCann, foods. Clementi de Macchi Opera Co. 30—Helena Rubinstein, rno Quartet. 9:15—"What's New in Radio van Harris arlight Parking. anco Violin ensemble. Night, simultaneous —NEW YORK—341 mployment opportunities. elburne orchestra. —Err —Buffalodians. —Monte Carlo Entertainers ach orchestra. ] t nto, tenor . R. Weyant. —Broadway ,\noci«unn Talk. dilly I‘l'\\-l —Klein's Serenading Shoemak- : ers | 10—Norman Pearce, readings. | 10:30—Colonial orchestra. | 11—Jack | 11—Brighton orchestra. 12—McAlpin Entertaine IW YORK— | WFBH— chat, Michael O. L. 5:45—Movie immons. Majestic String ensemble 8§—Drama review. §:15—"I Ban and U Ban, |8 d Lesser, S0gs. $:45—Sam Smith, composer Martha Kovacs, violinist 9:30—Sioux City Six. 10—Martha Kovacs, violinist 10:15—Horace Bjsh, songs. 10:30—Sioux City Six _ WAHG—RICHMOND HILL—316 Ivia Solow, violinist. S—Phyllis Newkirk, contralto; Flor- | ence Nickels, cellist; Sala Drutt, | pianist. 9—The Treble Church, soprano; " BOngs { | | | | i Two; Chester Hall | 9:30 Beach Trio. e Skinne 10:20—Duke Donaldson’s orch. 11—Duke Donaldson's orct B—FREEPORT: ¢ Fulton, Sake: ul Hoffman, soprano. entertainer. violinist. entertainers. Troo. 216 —Cooper Boyd, 9:30—Chateau Henri, 1 3 Instrumental WRST—BAY SHORE T—Brewster theater hour. §—Rext nal orchestra. WARK—105 6z15—News bulletin. —Bill Wathey, “Sports.” H \ ~hmmnv Hall, “The Seasonal 1 §:30—Donald Baker, organ recital 5—Van Yorz hour of song. on dance orch. EW \IH\——.‘I\J orchestra; tenor., violinist; Cohick, Etkin, nist. 1 quartet. | | 3“*“0’(‘\ Fanny ‘ Horowitz, pt i §—Orpheus mix; | 0—Organ recital. ‘ “hamber of Commerce. IWARK—319 —Tivoli Sympheny orchestra. Vincent Lopez Dreamlan Park. WGOP— 7—Paramount §—Week-end motor trip. 8:15—Virginia Milliman prano WODA—PATERSON—224 ~Music lovers' period News of the day mezzo § io haders. 7—Silent for DX fans 10:30 Inn rendezvous WI1P—PHILADELPHIA—508 6:05—Dinner music. 8:50—De tment of Agriculture. Murch e Singing Groundhog { 5:45—Miss Bambina, accordion | 9—Regina Crooner asco Joll Pierce, 50NgS 9:15— 2:45—Willie 10—Jack Mye | WEI—PHILADELPH1 | 6:45—Johnny Johnson's orchestr WLIT—PHILADELPHIA—305 —Pioneer Storage —Rufus and Rastus. Masterpiece Musicians 9—La France orehcstra —Fox theater program Whittall Anglo-Persians 30—Johnny Johnson's o WPG—ATLANTIC CITY—300 s flashes; scores. )rgan recita Traymore dinner music »—Shelburne dinner music an recita —Ambassador concert orch 1 band and Russian opera a 30—Ted Ween orchestra. 11—George Olson's da 11:30—Seattle danc WHAR—ATLANTIC 30—Lecture Period 5—Billy Baxter Question Box." §—Seaside Trio. WIBX—UTICA—205 Fred Crocker's orch. )-11—Radio play by WIBX Players WGR—BUFFALO—319 9—Jointly with station WEAF. 30—Recital by Warren K. Hardy. 10—Jointly with station WEAK. 11-1—Supper music WMAK—BUFFALO—266 fusicale by WGY orch 5 Players. WHAM—ROCHESTER—278 30—Eastman theater orchestr: —Kastman theater organ 6:30—Dinner concert 8:15—Comedy, “Her riage,” WGY Players novelty dance CITY—275 “Horticultural 0-7:30- Great Mar- Christine | 9—"Bzseball 8:30—Organ recitak. 6:30—Dinner concert. s—Studio program. 9—Studio con | 10—whittan ie Golden’s orchestra. | 6:30—Dinner concert. | 8:40— we : an rand Vin Parry. | g, wi or it pl e big planist. t Ings was that 0 volume as 45—Jack Mauersberger, tenor. 3 ri as all well bri listened to lots of 9:20— chestra. W on Hall string avartet. | gng, al Palace orchestra. in rea ds e 8 |DRIVE YOURSELF— &' Musical Architects. | Battery Co. | i | | i WCAP—WASHINGTON—469 Concert by the U. S. Nayy. band, News . of the Day rket summaries. “Science News | e. Week” and other qum' ogram Whittall Anglo-Persians. HISTORIC SCENES AT TIGONDEROGA e ina | Famous Restoration - Is - Being Made Here N. Y., July 30 (P— state is to have its “American Wing," where, as in this famous new branch of the Metro- politan Museum, the ghosts of young |America will' walk in surroundings familiar to them a century and a half ago. A shadowy John Hancock return- |ing would find at the junction of fmyr roads in Ticonderoga, once the attle-ground of five nations, the re. 21l ytm'hu"inh of the beautiful home his built on Boston common in his home until his death in TIMORE: an Circle. ~WBAL dinner orchestra. Ticonderoga, Musical programs, by art N Park orchestra —Addre Anglo-Persians RDKA—PITISBURGH—309 15—Baseball score tockman-Farmn market period with rep important livestock, grs on and produce markets. the Vandergrift Ki- | wanis quartet and the Symphony Players, Victor Saudek, cond tor 55—Time si, uncle ashington. entering imposing Chippendale living would recognize the exact re- | plica of the sofa he used as presi- |dent and the lication of his Martha' rra 2 1t of the yellow the red coverings. Montealm ghostly the room, and weather DY—350 items mask cur 1l scores. o '““"r‘ s Sunday sch: SSI Pos GRENES Arpuand Op. Dok : ' ' thro e Palladian orche: Schencet jall scores. ith talk. WGY orchestra , “Her Great esented by the directed by Ten and window : mselves in the old portraits on the becomes, by the Horace A. Moses and public bene of the perman- ent home of the New York State | Historical Association, and the Ticonderoga vealthy m fact — Musical program, studio Am history. e famous John Hancock house. built of enduring stone was chosen Th l[ h S . for reproduction, because of its per- rough the dtatic | y.ence mhe original. torn down in 1863. has been preserved in a set of | drawings v thé contemporary architect, John Sturgis, and faith- fully rebuilt by the architect M. H ¢ | Westhoff, of Springfield, Mass, are going to sit at a radio s as on the air last even | is right mistaken | enty of volume on all stations, hut fault of the entire proceed Yes, that's just atic! 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