New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1926, Page 16

ted plant and spilled dirt all over the flgor. It untied our necktie. It pushed a fellow off his bicycle and hurt his feelings. It did everything. I ‘WLS, Chicago, came in extra loud,l | with a variety program. Names were S |read off by the yard before each 5—Dominic Zaccagnin, plano. MONDAY. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME. WTIC—HARTFORD—176 :30—Dinner program B thal's Hub Rest Poet and Pea: : a | (Von | (Dep- | Maria | Three rbert Fav Kiss Me Ag Gypsy g Kiss in the Dar Period. ews bulletins ricultural report and po- | band, | iloothizn The Black Trombone D » WEAF G Opera Co. the direction of Cesare 11—News b port. WJAR—PROVIDENCE- 8:35—Musical program 10—Grand Opera hour WTIAG—WORCESTER—515 8—S8terling Inn orchest Program to be 9—Dally news bul dero. weather re- 306 9—Capitol theater o 9:30—Organ recital 10—Priscilla Beach h 10:30—Mme. Mary D: :15—Varsity Tire Entertainers 9—Bradford orchestra; Crawford. 9:30—Ed Andrews' dance orchest . Rideout, meteorologi: A BOSTON—431 —Xiddies' Klub. —8hepard Colonial tea dance. 7:36—Percy violin studies. Metropoltian theater studio. theater stage. entation and musicau accom- iment. 10:05—Lido Venice orchestra. 11:3 Organ recital. WCSH—PORTLAND, Me.—250 Ampico recordings. —Children's period. Sport results. 11:30—¢ —Farm ma reports —Madison dinner orchestra. 7:55—John B. Kennedy. $—Maxwell House Coffee ensemble. 10—Esther Adie, soprano Y hestra. WEAF—NEW YORK—192 6—Dinner music. —Baseball scores. Adam Carroll, planist. 30—Leon Salathiel, basso. Richard Connell, author, cle Tiberius' bedtime story.” $—Meyer Davis' orchestra. 30—Ernie Anderson, banjolst. 50—Giovanni Nista, tenor. 9:10—Norman Secon, piar 30—Margaret Hamilton, 9:45—Eva Welcher, violin 10—Grand opera, "Mignon,” by the | WEAF Grand Opera company. 11-12—Al Lentz's orchestra WGBS—NEW YORK—316 6—"The Jolly Jester.” 6:15—Naomi Shirley, pianist. 6:30—Stanley's Collegians. 7—Contemporary Poets Series—Gor- don Lawrence. 7:10—Dance music. 7:15—Baseball scores; news. 7:20—Dance music. WNYC—NEW YORK—526 soprano. 6—Piano selections. 6:10—Market high spots 6:20—Piano sclections. 6:30— man lessons. 7—Advanced German lessons. e 9 | BY LOUIE S.JONES T'S a great event in the life | of any man when he re- ceives the deed that allows him to call the place where he lives his OWN. We have | | helped others plan for their | future—let us help you LOUIE 5.JONES AGENCY 72 COURT ST. $:30—*"Outdoor Wack 8:45—Bothwe Life 1 an 1 Finne 10 WHN—NEW YORK— Radio Moy hestra. NEW YORK—288 8—Question Box Lisieux ensemble. osser, soprano. is, violinist 9:30—The Iba S Rays, cial Digest repor Do her y and Henriette An WFBH—NEW YORK—: Legion News; N. Y 7:40—Mayor of Holly Park. Stewart Fashion Plates. WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 Dept of Agriculture. WIT—PHILADELPHIA—3 §:45 — Adelphia Roof Garden orchestra. WOO—PHILADELPHIA—508 Dinner dance music. d organ recital. —Program by Sesq wn's orches LADELPHIA—395 t orchestra. ker th —PHILADELPHIA—: ital by N. Snellenburg & Co. —Rec Patton, tenor; Harry baritone. ATLANTIC CITY—300 Book review easide Trio. Dance orche WGY—SCHE | 6—Stock report | 6:30—Dinner stler and ul 5—Ben Selvin's orches WMCA—NEW YORK—3 t opportu e Golden's orchest rlo-by raus Serenaders. McAlpin news. 11—Jack Denny orchest ub Brighton or mid Alpin Entertainers WBNY—NEW YORK—322 a Le Gallenne. —Ona Welsh, 12 songs an, composer. lties itone. | composer. | Leeds, spering nan, Lenny is, w arles Col ack Davis, Sunnyside T 3 Request program WAHG—RICHMOND HILL—316 - outs. program nchrophase I Hour. 9—Major Atkinson, e 5—~Charlie George Wild, Al fashioned jigs, reel mid.—Midnight v tertainers; old 12 Joe Doti, clarinet; xylophone. 8:30—McGinn-Bluett recita 8:45—John Cramer, 9—Carrie Harrison, Lon- g0, recital. | 8:15—Mary Johnson, pianist | ide's Bon Ton Serenaders. WPAP—NEW YORK—361 Charles Eugene O 10—Charles Rose Portoni 10:30—Strickland’s lie McLeod, tenor. WOR—NEWAR —Jacques Jacobs' —Bill Wathe | 8:15~ | | | xylophone. Antoinette Strickland's orchestra; Neill, tenor. Strickland's orchestr: soprano orchestra; Les- | lletin Da Charle 9—Klein 1 Mor Premmac, y concert quintet. n Bernie's orc WGCP—NEWARK— Blue Hills Plantation orchestra Melvi fanist. 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Harold Leonard’s orchestra WJZ at 7 o'clock, end 't help remarking to the sev- people standin inster orchestra xtent of our listening to Springfield. It isn't ne: we 1 | i coming in for e band a merry race 340 meter v ph I count. 1 arious group, 1 i timental pro- 1 rd one song, s we hav r . about )nly You and and mories had to quit. We couldn’t see the our tears and we ing Wear nd—well, w ma- v mistake. It nnection that a clean one. . the WTAM, Clevel oy |into the room waited only yesterday len and then it gave our life fa by t volume enjoyed the ain on of irch number wi broa KDKA ball ion to be lock, and we 1 faint. We n tion g a good unt i on Sunday n : heard the s * get near enough to static. 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