New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1926, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1926. i T handled by | Washington, | and will be- | § n recital. we conducted to find out what music. s dinner music Goldman’s band. ore concert orchestra or concert orch 10—Goldman’s band. 10:30—George Olson's dance orch 11—Fry's dance orchestra. 11 Silver Slipper dance orch. 11 mid.—Organ recital WOKO—PEEKSKILL—233 —Studio concert SCHENECTADY—380 ck reports. k Denny's orchestra. 5—Baseball scores and results. WGY Book Chat,” William as [The program will making that sizzling noise in the set. [ WJ ki WE aped the prongs of all the|and WGY, Schenectady. aned the contact points on fgin at $:30 o'clock. Willem Van over all the bat-|Hoogstr will be the conductor. 1ed the terminals on |Th nization has been enter- battery, and as a reward fo 1 lio audiences throug ouble we found that the no t T @ will little louder than | * the fact that this con- perhaps, but still the same e last one. We did all old noise. We should hate to loose o have them continue |it, we're so used to it now, as the |old song goes. Well, the Imp: a large number of requ the piano player bundle up in a medley and let them loose, one right after the other. By the time we had recovered conscious selection finished. Then dedicat F: to the ladies the radio au ‘All T Need Is You.” List a tip Let well enough en wout | eeply will in our power fore, cert THURSDAY. | for se somehoc it was, but DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME. gtibse s, readings. said * 9 he Jubilee Singers. 9:45—May Breen, banjo virtuosa; Peter de 10—Georg we're sure WIIC—HARTFORID—176 :30—News bulletins, baseball scores ~rm news digest and police report To be announced. :15—"Some of Our Responsibilities to Our Children,” Dn Elizabeth Ingraham, direceor of 'Bureau of Child Hygiene, Connecticut State Department of Health. §:30—A Popular Half Hour with | helma Jones and Pearl Jackson; Mrs. F. E. Jackson, accompanist. 9—For-an-to Melody Makers and the Manchester Male Quartet: The Quartet Whispe Roses (Geibe . Stars of Summer Night (Harker). Melody Makers — a. Baby Face (Davis-Akst) Do You Roll | Those Eyes, from ¥Americana;” c. Say it with a Uke, from “Bubbling Over."” The Quartet — Waiting (Millard). Melody Makere — a. Hush a Bye | (waitz); b. Snap Out of the Blues —from "Bubbling Over;” c. Any Ice Today, Lady? Tenor Solos — To be announced; Harry Boland. The Quartet — River (Burleigh); (Homer). Melody Makers — a. In a Little Garden; b. School Day Bweet- hearts (waitz); c. Hello Aloha— How Are You? The Quartet — Day Slowly De- clining (von Weber). 10—The Colt Park Municipal dance orchestra. 10:30—Emil Heimberger's Bond dance orchestra. 11—News bulletins and weather re- port. WJAR—PROVIDENCE—306 8:20—R. 1. Motorist League. 0—Musical program. 9—Clicquot Club Eskimos. 10—Silvertown orchestra. WEEI—BOSTON—340 6—Events of the day and scores. 8-11—Program from WEAF. WNAC—BOSTON—130 8—The Smilers. 0—Dance miusic. :36—"Skin Blemishes.” 5—The Golf Question Box. 8—Program by artists. 9—Victor's band. 5—Broadcast from Palm Gardens 10:05—Dance music. WBZ—SPRINGFIELD—333 7—"Bob” Paterson’s Trio. 3—Lenox ensemble. Royal Arcadians. That's all for —NEW YORK—311 pianist SRS P B on, talk. i Monte Carlo orchestra, 0—Berlant Park, talk uth Dowling, soprano Edward Fr ner's Homers. [“Confidence Man” Is Held By Police in Providence poa 1 Friday and Saturday i 41 Hundreds of New Fall Dresses for Woman and Miss DISTINCTIVE IN STYLE AUTHENTIC NEW COLORS including /ALENCIA BLUE” and “BORDEAU RED” Specially Priced Bowen says the pair made him a I . Anthony just alone. w ERO A from WJZ. il by Anthony oyal Ho iolin re For a c through audit part of the evening, United selection, or polic lence |man g me and we States army band ather one group t organization nd it ng a group of all rolled up like Keep the Ho other Park Entertainers et Melter aonreng: Martin, contralto. —Organ_ recital WIBX—UTICA—205 —Dinner dance program 10—WIBX Player WGR—BUFFALO—319 0—Dinner music. Joint with Station W WHAM—ROCHESTER— an theater organ. ook chat am from studio of WGY | 10—Dance program by Omer-Hicks. | and|11:30—Organ recital, WRC—WASHINGTON—169 Voice of the Silent Drama."” | 8:30—Concert by the U. S. Marinc band. The Royal Salon orchestra The Fireside Boys. WBAL—BALTIMORE—216 and the ' r: —WBAL Sandman Circle. | we I W excellent | 7:30—Dinner orchestra Did You | 8:30—Mixed quartet | 9—WBAL Trio; John stions | tenor, 10—WBAL dance orchestra KDKA—PITTSBURGH—308 Dinner concert. program A Tour of Quebec,” Symphony Players. 10—Concert by the Symphony ers. 11:20—Flotilla club concert WCAE—PITTSBURGH—161 Market and financial review. r concert Coleman, 20—Book review, by Mutrie. | 8:40—Bob Ca licquot ¢ 10—The Silvertown C An- [ ng | the )—Colonial Inn orchestra gt rnie Golden's orchestra. are of Hall.” Food Show announcement —Ernie Golde estra. 12 mid—Broadway Night. |6 WHN—NEW YORK—361 ek Orthodox Jewish | s of America. Gillis, baritone alter, concert violinist per, contralto. Liew's theater overture vaudevi Cotton club orchestra WRNY—NEW YORK—258 :45—Jewish Circle, with Dr. Isaac Landman. 6:55—Weather report. ted upon pre World War zeth You Long rnir | known flattering offer for mining stock he d, and also tried to get him | to- procure more share for f from a “Mrs. Wentworth of N ' They to hand tter tre ion for him, using his ,000 check in payment and e ock from him. who told him | with the deal 2 but he refused Field were arrested by they met for prear- equ ow er wasn't any gl possible to he r in the times on Sat- ig hort were the 1en to buy the consnlted to tl WEAN ice, astin a. b. Deep, Uncle Deep Rome ad 1rou rom the [ This the which write the che Ford 1 Providence B at ment. ar 1 WNAC, ked up With organ is a regu > ice when today on n, prog 7:10—Commercial digest nk Garbarini, accordion and Dougherty, 5ongs. —Ben Bernie's orchestra. :15—J. Bernsley, radio and answers. 8:30—David Putterman, tenor 8:45—Marjorte and Dagmar “Thirty Minutes.” 9:15—"Glass,” Dr. Sioane. | 9:30—Reuter and Miiler, duet. | 9:45—Charles Premmac, tenor. |10—The Scamps, SS. Majestic dance orchestra. WNYC—NEW YORK—526 | 7—Piano selections. | 7:10—Market high &pots. | 7:20—“Keeping Fit,” Joe Ruddy 0—Police alarms. —"Timely Health Hints,” by Dr Shirley Wynne. —Baseball result —“Everyday Speech, e Richard Mayne 0—Piano selections. — 0—D'Aquin’s concert band, Ia rpropo Central Park. T}zrough t’!e Stfl[i(‘ e that will carry b 10:30—Police alarms; weathe or v Britain gas Major Chanler’s Funeral From His Own Chapel N. Y., ' Au 26 - vices for N noted horseman teran of two place at 10 o'clock Fri apel on his estate, Sw no Rev. Edward Boyer, tholic church her: Burial will be in the tholic cemetery. r died sudde r a second str thrown red 5t Wilbourn, Little good, on and | seo rom WBZ, wa t sort of t Hotel i ing o selectior that we steady diet T O'Conor roar Play- rector of ly last of par-|§ from his |} the f ks During | world war, he served as per- N interpretor for General Persh- | g and he America | very often he should seek a differ- | 1 Like whistle appealed ning be it was the f had h . f nate v and in the | second ¢ ed much like a | whistling solo, and know how solos sound on the air. But | want to b to Felix, he was rea h listen- | we'd s he get of of the expre s soprano s Burt Me- |we Women’s Department— Third Floor BESSE SYSTEM CQ., Inc. Besse-Leland’s [ the t stle ub Eskimos orchestra you n was widely | known as master of fox hounds of | the Genessee valley hu and was | friend and hunting compan- of the late Colonel | B | whist e Professor | | we | because ng to | wh 0 8 close ion yea Theodore from e fons s ago oosevelt. WIFPH—NEW YORK— 0—U. S. Marine band. 0—Adrian Salesses, Walter Nutter, baritone. 10:30—"The Fireside Bo: organist; 5 7 | railroad coach whistle 6.15—H. K. Maples, auto tours. 6:30—Everglades orchestra. Time popular question game. Last night was a denia nice things we Mayhe he 1 of all the 1 train that loubt it. At t radio | rate we cc i ew York, Aug. 2 Juseript valued at $20,00 with OLD MANUSCRIPT STOLEN | (Pr—A Latin | one the r this week WTAG—WORCESTER—268 6:45—Black and White Inn orch. 8:30—Road bulletins. 8:55—Daily news bulletin. 9—Clicquot Club Eskimos. vertown Cord orchestra WCSH—PORTLAND, Me.—256 §—Ampico recordings. —Stock, grain and weather report. —Children's period. :25—Oliovyer Optics. Goodrich Silvertown Cord orch. WEAF—NEW YORK—1902 Dinner music. —Baseball scores. 7:30—Meyer Davis' orchestra. §—"The Serenaders.” 8: Zielinska, soprano. 9—Clicquot Club F 10—Silvertown Cord orche 11-12—Frank Farrell's Village Inn orchestra. —Farm market reports. Madison concert orchestra. Judge Jr. United Press sporting news. Yoice the Silent Drama,” presentation of “Men of Steel.” §:30—U. S. Marine band. Salon orchestra. Boys. of ireside 11—Spencer Tupman's Mayflower or- chestra. WGBS—NEW YORK—316 —Albert Cartier, barito 30—Vincent Sorey cor :15—Baseball results :20—Sorey Trio. 30—The Independent, World is Doing.” 40—William C. Pike's orchestra. 20—William Chosnyk, violinist 20—Oliver Sayler's “Footlig Lamplight.” 6. and ‘What the gt g wpie e AR BY LOUIE S.JONES (S ;\fl‘- of ONTENTMENT means to be gettled down and know that you have a home of your own. Call us and we'll show you a house that please you provements Price right CENTER OF singla house ing houee. THE A fine Make me an CITY—11 0—Orchestral concert with Genia | Greenwich | A Bit of Scotland m, Davig, songs ncesca Cuce, soprano; luminato Miserendino, violinist 8:45—Majestic String 4 Florence Mascot, songbird. O0—Pauline Watson, violinist roubadour Tavern orchestra (11—Jimm orchestr; : WBN WYORK—322 | s—Martin's orchestra. | | 8:15—Vincent Moore, Rose Iisher ddie Wooc Irma Gray, & an and Yuban Twins. | v Leeds, tenor. sman, tenor caro’s orchestra 1 Tenor. W we say t at conditions There was volume re al "stations in many cases to get thro |of slag and gainst our a f the loud v ant and impossit 1 igh ensemble Nre ontinuo which c wa . merely unpl > to work against. Jack Curry, en- | livenea the lo'clock ¥ ing a group of intricate some popular and some not so pop- ular, but e aining nevertheles: The only fault we had to find was | that Jack's bass, not a very difficult ! was proved that h “Kitten on the I his W popular pianist, hour before ernoon, present- to be sure times. 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