New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1926, Page 16

— EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Bt P PR e B SR PRS- SASRCS SR PP AR N SRR AR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1926. SATURDAY. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME. estra WIIC—HARTFORD—176 | WFBH—NEW YORK— 1 Noon weather and police | 4—Buckingham club orchestr reports )—Sloux City St hestra. 0 — News bulleting and baseball 0—Hal T scores end review. —Odierno I 0-9:30—Colt Park Municipal [ 10—Gus Gold's or dance orchestra 111—Club Deauvi WBZ—SPRINGFIELD—333 | WAHG—RICHMOND HII —Capitol theater, Springfield 30—Baseball results. —Organ rectial Max L. Krulee's orchestra. g.9 hrer DsGray Metivier, violin- | ist, with assisting artist. [ ey WNAC—BOSTON—i31 9 Salvatore Villanti's Military | band | WOR—NEWARK—105 m |2 . Wright, baritone IAF—NEW YORK—192 1:45—Waldorf-Astoria orch. 'c orchestra 2 baritone 6—Dinner music. :55—Baseball scores. 7—Al Lentz’s Hofbrau orchestra . ble. rto, pian 1es Jacobs' ensemb ly hits by th 9—Musical ¢ WEAF Musical Comedy Trou ws bulle 30—Chateau Baltusrol orches Bernie's orch §—"More Life from Your Vacuum olfe’s Palais d'Or orch Tubes,” Albert E. Sonn. WJZ—NEW YORK—155 it Warien )mereri tanor 0. 8:30—Arthur P r's band 2—Weather reports. 9 Casino orchestra 4, 4:35, 5:30, 7—Bascball reports. |g Hitkelay et Eonneit :32—Market quotation: | orchestra. 5:3 ncial summai [ 10:15—Spectal feature. 5:40—Cotton quotations. 10730 A Hberer sotiaty L orehestras | 5:50—Farm market reports | 11:15—Ben Bern Roof orch. | teret orchestra. | WGCP—NEWARK—252 S—NEW YORK—316 X Scripture reading. eal —Blanca Navarro, song i —John Kennedy, song program. | q. —Bianca Navarro. R Radio gym class; songs. rcadia Ballroom dance orch. 6—The Jolly Jester. 6:15—Albert d'Angelo, uke and lice Laurie, soprano George Bahery, tenor. lice Laurie, soprano, welly ryn Dwye no recit ano . Sop| songs. 10 Studio program. 8:30—Willlam Chosnyk, violin re- WAAM—NEWARK cit: nith’s orchestr James Hudson, tenor. :15—Baseball results and news. (—Dave Elman, town clown. 5—Ora Lee, Helen Wood, duets. —George Hall's orch pectral quartet. flord Cheasley, o ws oD bers.” | 11—Arcola Park orc 9—Helen Althouse, soprano, WGBS| WIP—PHILADELPH strong ensemble obligatos. ['8:06= Dianer 9:10—Anna Erikson, pianist |s il tue, reports. 9:20—David Friedman, violinist, and Corner. Jule Friedman. |3 helburne orchestra. 9:30—Helen Althouse, 50prano, | g Traymore concert orchestra. WGES strong ensemble oblizatos. Gores 0 9:40—David Wilson, musical mono- | logues. | orchestra. 10:10 IBS string ensemble. [11:05—Organ recital. | | Sport talk ~Dad Le Barr's Boys. apanneill Pupils 8:30—Golden Duo. 10:20—Salvatore Cuzena, mandolin.| WELIT—PHILADELPHIA—395 10:30—Arrowhead dance or :30—Howard Lanir WPG—ATLANTIC CITY—300 3 0- News flashes and scores. ? :45—Organ_recital 0—Police alarma. Morton dinner music 5 wrence Metealf, whistler. e Jaseball results. tial Marfae ‘atiiifo. Suber, cornetist. rvice announcements. Novelty Trio. 9o uman. wore con mmett Weleh's Mi George Ols dar Weems' nove orchestra Public W Ignatz L. Nascher. 9:15—EIks Quartet, Brooklyn lodge, No. 22 11 celer Wadsworth dance 9:45—Instrumental program. orchestra 10:30—Police alarms; weather. | WHAR—ATLANTIC CITY WRNY—NEW YORK—375 ture period 12:45—Joe Sherman, songs §—Seaside Hotel Trio 1—Tracy and Douglierty, songs | WGY—SCH 7—Sport Rays and Commerce Hotel Onondaga orches 7:10—Weather report. 30-—*"Shea's Buffalo Hour Jack Tuld, songs. cal program. 0—Orlando’s concert orct D: 2 program WGR—BUFFPALO—319 Hotel Statler cor 2uss0, SODES. semble. Tkulele Dick Hughes. WMAK—BUFFALO—266 d vkirk, George Bat,|7—Dinner music. stra. harmonica and guitar. y news items. 9:30—Myrrha Alhambro, son al am 9:45—Johnson and Dowd, WHAM—RCCHESTE and piano | 10—Wonder City orchestra | e and Flynn, son P'r ; weather. 10:45—Joe Kedan, poy | 8:05—Concert by the Roc 12-1—DX Hound hour. | rk band. WMCA—NEW YORK—341 WRC—WASHINGTON—169 Olcott Vail's string ensemble | S—Washington orchestr 0—Employment opportunities. 40—Belle Brooks, sor T—Anna Eriksin, pianis 30—Monte Carlo-by-the- - Stadium Phil Freddie Rich’s orchestra. a orch. |12 mid.—Organ recital. dies for ter Dawley Four Jacks of Har- | Boland, Ellen Hop- Ellen - Hop- eret concert | 's Berkeley-Car- —Harlequin and Columbine, vo- n and Browne, songs. wellyn and Browne, songs 30—Ed on's dance orch. | 5—Ted Weems' novelty dance ch. —Fra 15—Mitchel songs. abor Day Creed en- Colonial ress by 2 trom Shea’s Buffalo| oo po irmonic con- | (Lange); stic hispers WBZ—SPRINGFIELD —Markets. —Hotel I ~Base Kimball T $—WJZ program pitol th | 9—Orzan re heater. Al tal. WEEI—BOSTON—319 5—Big B 5—Varsity entertaine teamship Doroth E. B. Kra 30—Current 45—Len Saxon Midtown Hof Dinner m Baseball xanna Erb, m —Milton Ge Meyer Davis tra from Pa ar Gruen, —Har ra. W 19—Danc WEBH—NEW YORE—: recording arth Billy D: 1 Hilda G Tkule nk Ga rry AUBURN TAXI PHONE 611 Waltz: | 9:15 (Waldteu- te March of a Marionette| Joseph P. Ryan, president Central| Detroit was repre (Dvor- Trade and Labor Cou Slave (Tschaikow- ra company tion of Ce News bulletins port 3-11:30 - sare So nox « Capitol Mac- ond, baritone; s Hotel per- “Jimmie Gal- and his orchestra, opol and musical piano selec- arl Moo Metropolitan theater, Organ|or the hoom-bank type. Now Bradford or- | uprt e Sea by | thong tical da 3 meteorologist. WLSI—PROVIDENCE: WEAF—NEW YORK: prayer services. fc's Palais D'Or or- | Did Gertrud Savoy Bearcat' Same as WTIC. 1-12—Al Lent's Midtown orche Hofbrau 3S—NEW YORK—31 ytime prog: piano; Four H Iddie Woods, son, :15—T'ashions in Hats rgot, soprano. Carol M ther an Legio bration of Radio Franks, 8—Bradley Lane, baritone | KDKA—PITISBURGH—309 $:15—Edward French, pianist. Dinner concert. $:30—Julius Ste tenor. Baseball sco! 8:45—Gertrude Steiner, goprano. Concert from the Willows, | 9—Fred M. Ehrenberg, m al saw. | Oakmont 9:15—Ukulele Dick Hughes, WCAL—PITTSBURGH—161 9:30—Hansen and Howard, ehter-|g:30—Dinner concert. taln, |7 ~Daily sport review. Margaret Spinelly, goprano. |S$——Program of dance music 10—Sol Gorchberg, man ist i 10:16—Margaret Spinally, soprano. o o 10:30—Don Saxton, ten ! MONDAY'S PROGRAM. | 11—Ernie Golden's orchestra 0 o WTIC—HARTFORD—47 Moc qui e e "ANICe BY LOUIE S. JONES (Friml); in a ( |FO.X SALE on Winthrop St. Steam Heat (ood Investment co | 272 Main St. COURT ST. (Spanish Suite) up of Songs 11); Devoton | L (Rapee); Pre. s Coast | H. 0. Jenks, | Overtur Mons yach); c. Con- 10w Under | THREE FAMILY HOUSE| DRIVE X & DUNN Patronize Merchants Who Deliver Your Purchases by AUB Parcel Delivery Service Auburn Transportation Co. | Phone 611 Chowder, Clams, Steaming | |Clams, Soft Shell Crabs,| Lobsters, Crab Meat, ) Shrimps ... OYSTER HOUSE } THE HONISS | 22 STATE HARTFORL Estimates Che All Jobs — Tel. 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Monseignor F Manus officiated and ‘the a nded pianist | ing from Hamp- far as n were Miss Margaret Tinley, who act- | ciety orchestra; WEAF Opera Com- 1 of honor and Stephen ' pany; Victor Salon orchestra; the B S i ley, best man Revellers; the Royal Hour orches- attery €rvice The bride hite satin with a veil and car- | [ ried a shoy of honor wore pink t: Things will be broug to a close Fa e B ; < vith a shell pink hat. t about midnight. | “A“L"l‘;‘:;gi“‘:‘f"\c AND reception followed the cere- | © e i ING at the home of the bride| AR interview with Marga Wid- | Gencerator,; Starter Repairing which w G wer o'clock next Friday || FR STING, REFILLING Chicago, Manchester, H., Wash- | afternoon at WGBS, New York. | Phone 708—Ask for Rudy ington, D. C. and Council Blufts, | » e e i i R | WNAC, Boston, offers two base- | me——————— and Mrs. Daly left on a wed- | ball games next week. The first ling trip to Estes F their return will reside in Washing- | New York Giant: ton where the groom natic editor of the W ' of e |cgainst fire and my crops against will be played at Braves Field. a soprano solo formed a well PR m, and we are sure aring ail of them again. My Hero” from | Chocolate Soldier,” the saxo- | ola.” One shot a left to tt a startling ren countess Astor, the leadin ish statesfoman and Member o] Parliament, v on a brie ke only on public speech w the Unitec nd its distribution to t been secured by Wiz, followi public New York; WGY, Schenectady, and desperately. rted a right to tI itone offering WRC, Washington. 1T will be made at a dinne dered in her honor by t e speech to be ten » Nationa Prom of sile . e . will star Royal Hoy that dim earlier. 1as to the big|next we cvents scheduled for radio presenta- “P. E. L tion. . e . will takeplace The biggest event so far scheduled L) banquet, | WFEH, New Yorl which will be held at the Hotel|a special Labor Day will transmif program on| 10 o'clock, ev providing fitting [ There will be music and speeches| 1027 | the principal speakers P. opening to the sc hirty-three, and fons will be linked up in ti oadcast and WTIC is included. | pr hose preparing to listen in should | tionof United In Matrimony be present about § o'clock. Paul |lin B. Klugh, executive chairman of |tral Mary Louise | the National Association of Broad- | and Mrs. | casters, will be toastmaster, and J.| South 8th street, | Andrew White will be master of | wa, and John J.|ceremonies. The principal epeaker ngton, D. C, took |of tho evening will be Vice-Presi- | g at 10 o'clock at |dent Charles G. Dawes. Amon vier's church, Coun- |other features will be Mary Lev P. 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