New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1926, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, -1926. SATURDAY. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME. WTIC—HARTFORD—176 7:30—News bulletin, baseball scores and review, police report 8:30—The Colt Park dance orchestra, WBZ—SPRINGFIELD—333 —Boston markets. 7—Capitol orchestra Baseball results. lip Dundon, baritone. —Max I Krulee's orchestra Musical program. ):30—Weather reports. WCSH—PORTLAND, Me.—256 G—Ampico recordings. 7—Stocks; grain markets 7:10—Weather announcements and found. ews of the day. 7:30—Sport rasults. WEAF—NEW YORE—192 6—Dinner music from the Waldorf- Municipal 7:15— hits by troupe comedy comedy ldman d anko € pan conducting, lirect from the Mall in Central Park, New York city. s orchestra. WIZ—NEW YORK— 7:05 — Waldorf-Astoria Roof orch. $—Wright and Wrong, BONE:! tadium Philharmonic concert | 30 stor Roof orchestra | WGBS—NEW YORK—316 6—Max Heit, violinist. 6:10—T. Edgar Schewe, 0—Max Heit ert, soprano. Jack Wiley The Town Clown, Dave EL 7:15—Bascball results and items. planist —Ora Lee and Helen Wood, per- | & nality duets. | —George Hall and His Royal | Arcadians; William C. Pike orch. s:45—Clifford Cheasley, philosophy n nuimbers. 9—Alice Quinn, soprano, WGBS string cnsemble. 9:20—George Preiss, clarinet. 2:30—The Northern Choral society. 10—The Louisiana Ebony Revue; Wilson, Kelly and Mitchell. | 10:30—Arrowhead Inn dance orch. fCA—NEW YORK—341 —Employment opportunities. —William Nagle, Irish tenor. Employment opportunities. ppen’s orchestra. 30—Monte Carlo orchestra. Alfred Orner, tenor. §:45—Fred W. Saunders, bass bari- | tone. | Ukulele Dick Hughes. | enter- with | —Hansen and Howard, taines 10—Music. 0:30—Len Saxon, tenor. |1—Ernie Golden's orchestra 2 mid.—McAlpin Entertainer WNYC—NEW YORK 7—Piano selections. 7:10—Summer health hints 7:20—Songs. 7:30—Police alarms. 55—Baseball results. §—Band concert. 10:30—Police alarms and forecasts. WFBH—NEW YORK—273 _Mitchell Auerbach, original songs Majestic ensemble. | F. McMahon, weather finan- | 9—Renee Schieber, lyric soprano. 30—Odierno Ladies’ Trio. | Lew Gold's orchestra. 1 11—Deauville orchestra. WRNY—NEW YORK—375 —Weather report. —Sport Rays. | 7:10—Commercial Digest —Harrison Chatfield, tenor. | —Orlando’s Roosevelt concert | tra. | Frances Peper, soprano. | hour. | . Russo, old time songs. | Parking. Newkirk and George soprano. on and Dowd, banjo plano. 10—Paulin 10:15—1"kul; 10:30—Va songs 10:45—Ukulele Dick Hughes. 12 mid.—DX Hound Hou WRMU—MANHASSETT McDonald, soprano > Dick Hughes and O'Flynn, popular cond heat Gold Cup race litre class Third heat Gold Cup race 0—Fireworks. TALWK TANIFC BY LOUIE S.JONES SUCCESS,, (N SON,, S A MATTER OF LOOKING-ANEAD— -AND BUILOING- FORTHE FUTURE T pay & to look | s Frar 8 ambach harmony | 57 |8 | 7—Onondaga orchestra. 7:15—Daily news items carnival under the Jewlsh sonhurst, direct from Ebbets Field Brooklyn. featu To say we enjoyed the| ould putting it mild 1 And there was | | action galore. The announcer, W lm-‘ We ate it up. ever he was, was right on his job, | {and he kept us well informed of | everything that went on. He had a vocabulary, too. i n, but olorful, if you get what we mean. And the station came through loud, (Aussi is a word which is t ¥ nch. It means also. is why they don't place, instead of bush like that.) . TWARK—105 Jacobs' ensemble Bill Wa sport talk. b | great acobs’ ensemble. )—Baltusrol orchestra. | aussi. and t zitherists, and Edna | What we can't sec ay so in the first Pryor's band ng around the conce mn threatens to be rather | 1ong today. You don't mind, do you? times it takes more t than WAAM—NEWARK llo's Night shall we Owls nd our va- |every other line. You nything and you'll be surprized at 1lo's Night Owls. astounding Jr make out of this practi In fact, Cralk, tenor, and [ you might even or sides end saxophonist spend the evening doing that Alex Chiappinelli, piano recital. siheie Golden Duo. We we Plectral Quartet bouts, ~Lillian Chadwick, banjoist leave the Plectral Quartet. lots of stupid William A. R monologist. | fondly told by Four Towers orchestra sevarest oritic: —Arcola orchestra lto t WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 WNYC came al weather forecast. nd there was njamin Franklin con nd code, if such gined. One bo and Goodrich was very peaceful. much Paul Berlenbach. won in with Francis Charles v § lburne orchestra. P Shelburne orchestra Where won't miss sentences you can So stupid of us to| subject. But then, we do things, as our best friend an (No, we're not.) But, t or- i produce mar- way —Traymore concert orchestra. PR | mmett W George Olson's dance Ted Weems' dance orches Al interested us. to read news, But the main bout ¢ course, you will be able about it in the sportin maybe, but take it from you won't get nearly as much kick out ¢ as you would if you had he that semi-frantic announcer d scribe it. At times we thought h | was going to jump into the ring settle the th but he re- : sined. The main bout between 9—Traymore concert orchestra. | Tonnny Dundee and Fred Bretonnel t Welch's Minstrels. | o¢ prance was not as the oth- ge Olson’s dance orch. |, s plenty exciting, cs- Weems' Novelty dance | yoiayly gince it was made known RLYa. that Johnny w with one 11:15—Wheeler Wadsworth dance | T orchestra. got to say WHAR—ATLANTIC » to have been on | B, period receiving end of that wallop. —Seaside Trio. | He put up a game fight 2nd finally WGY—SCHENECTADY—380 | 10, P 1 ok fo the radio fans after the fracas and seemed to be |not at all bothered by tf ct that | the member had been fractured | PR | minute news flashes and | Organ recital. | Morton dinner music | helburne dinner music. 30—Shea’s Buffalo Hour. New York Philharmonic phony program 10:30—Dance program. 5 Crcaioa ‘ WHAM—ROCHI IR=215 | pieces presen assical program Difen Connirs n |through WBZ, S 1d, 0—Program trom Shea's theater. [ho o Er o o park, Boston % % eball weather transmission was ex ellent and re- foraca production was 4lso good. We didn’t 5—Rochester Park band to the individual | KD 5 Lt announ Dinner music, (1ctions Bkt s sym- and band of 5 scores; y much attentio Ithou, -$:30—Musical program I DS 5 WCAE—PITTSBURGH—161 ~Daily sport review _William Penn orchestra nd financial e Somebody told us that at noon a f¢ pretty good We haven't been able can do up 14 statio ago. That's secms to us. to duplicate it. {at one time is about music | s KDKA—PITTSBURGH—309 | qp.0c a1l for today t. | record, | The best we 100,000 DAMAGE WORCESTER FRE Blaze Breaks Out in Lumberi | | Baseball 1ghlin Glee cl scory s and weathe WRC—WASHINGTON—169 55—Baseball scores. Washington orchestra 8:30 — Stadium Philharmo; Aug. 21 (A— after Mass., shortly n the yards of the ny in the Worcestor Through the Static || voro:n J | o'clock last night Baker Lumber comp; dis- | tor of the en we started | og at close under control el ry station came |py flying glass and through nice and loud and every- overcome thing like that & Cos tetore ke il lights went on. Well, after half ey rted to cast their A city, our old friend, the buzz, or roar, or what h you, came right in and tickled us to e O8Iy, presey It paratu as loud as it was | ger . but it succeeded ey | cen- | city did damag to $100,000 before Two firemen A good night, but not for tance. We 2 in last evening, that things were go lovely were with the luring the r of sparks | r the first glow about the 5 first s after the Two hou arrived the f control but officid m making any buildings. 1u e, We m: and WOK, Chic Vafore fared better if it hadn't {mp, bu: letermined but held \pidity W mi-locals 1‘,1‘] 2d caused ¢ and loud. Regard ain got in touch and it t the repair man ut in our vould investi- pwdust heaps and i it was entirely any dis th more alarms atus reache company tracted more ti T | ; | | Seventy Warships Enter San Francisco Harbor Aug. 21. (P—Led | We care-| gan flagship of | lings last| ,\ the Crul - the LEBte| {ired. the golden clock | noiss jeser noise. | yja, flagship of » alleviate | 1 s, commar Secretar wilbur, T Alaska hat more irtis . NO SIGN OF Alaska, A States o ERUPTION 2 21 (@ sappointed in impa ordova Then : Frau cutter today that Island, in o there la report she passe the Bearing o 2 Maru g wise, because volcano speared to be such llow. 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