New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1926, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER &, WEDNESDAY. Daglight Saving Time. WTIC—HARTFORD—176 30—Dinner concert, Emil Heim berger's Hotel Bond Trio: a Ro mance (Mericanto); Dance (Lincke); (Erna); 4. Hymn to th v, (R Maytime (R turne (Chopin); ice (Loud); h. W 1. Four Selected i s bulle al arvi ;‘O" 7“"1 Jones' ol theater or- chestra. 50—"Jelly Sands, Hartford Cou reau. —The Travelers’ Jongle Unknown Trout “visie” to Meriden The Jongleur: Roll Thise E cana” (Charig; b. V trom “No Foolin'” Hugh-a-Bye (wantz). Ths Troubadour — a. Dea of Mine (Lewis); b. I He Thrush at Eve (Cadman); Thine Eyes So Blue (Lass The Jongleurs — a. How Times? (Berlin); b. Dre Waltz Away (Whiteman) Violet (Deppen). The Troubadour — a. Ah! Moon of My Delight from “In a Pe n Garden” (Lehmann); b. Night (Kjerulf). The Jongleurs a (Vargas); b. In Birdland (Zame- onik); c. Chanson Sans Paroles (Heller). The Troubadour a—. Me an mah Pardner (Strickland); b. Ork’s a Movedin (Guien). 10—The Colt Park Municipal dance orchestra. 10:30—Emil Heimberger's Bond orchestra. 11—News bulletins and port. ‘WBZ—SPRINGFIELD—333 6:55—>Markets. Boston. T7—Musical Mirth Makers. fleld. 7:30—Baseball results. Springfield. 7:33—Continuation of the Mirth Makers. . 8:30—Radio Nature under the direction of w. Burgess. 9—The Barnstormers. Boston. 9:3 ax I. Westminster orchestra. 10—Musical program. Springfield. 10:30—Knights of Pythias Quartet. 11—Weather reports, sons; baseball 1 WTAG—WORC Program to news bulle Capit ty a. Why Do You (Friml); Hotel weather re- Spring- I i ague roton it Lost and Found. -Events of the day. Big Brother club. Musical program. Political talk. :30-11—From New York WNAC—BOSTON—130 Krazy Kat Kiddies Klub. y—Dinner dance, Lido Venice or- chestra. 36—Talk. 47 — Program, Churche: s—Organ r Louis W §:30—Playette, e Line o Resistance,” WNAC Play —618t Anniversa rection Willlam F. Dodg ing music of the period 18 10—Dance music from McPeake's Shore Garden. WJAR—PROVIDENCE §—U. S. Army band concert. 8:30—Davis Saxophone Octet. ederation 300 feteria concert. e of Maine talk. 8:30—Davis Saxophone Octet. 9—Studio program. 9:30—South Sea Islanders. 10—Light opera WJZ—NEW YORK—1 7—DBaseball reports. arket quotations, nancial summa 40—Cotton quotations 5 n market reports Imps. Astor Roof orchestra. WEAF—NEW YORK—192 -Al Lentz's Midtown orchestra. 7—Synagoguc 7:30—Rolfe's 3:30—Davis' Saxa is D'Or orck BY THE PAPERS [ that your turn to come.| be driver but how about the on the nl ? is apt You may a very carcful others T insur- Our auto ance protects you a we'll ainst tell their i carclesaness all about it PHONE S ’ LOUIE $.JONES AGENCY 17 COURT ST. ] s rm AR De OI' | Grulee and his Hctll:!‘S Male | |C. A. ABETZ mr“m, o Geet Fess Williams' American Li 11:30—Silver Slipper orc WMCA—NEW YORK—341 yment opportuniti Ernie Golden's orchestra. )—Helen Koster, contralto. B. Odel ght in Muscle S klin Four Willard Robinson, the South. voice of orche ub Brighton or McAlpin stra. h 7:10—Comme rmine di Gi uets. “Will Broadcasting 10 Meters?” J. Fr enger. 5—Kathryn Vehnke, sfusorgo Magis, | s:15—Charles D. Isaacson’s Georgette Nyriclle, soprano. Deval Hart and flutist, —Josefa Chekova, soprano. n Weinberg, violinist. Murano, soprano. tenor. 1 Moonlight Ramblers. y Clifichiella, harmon- Davis, medley man. anche and Hugh Ramsauer, | duets. 20—Carrie Cohen, pian Michele Bontempo, baritone. Alda Melaragnio, soprano, WNYC—NEW YORK—526 Piano selections, Market high spots Spanish wquered Plague,” 15—""Outdoor ," Henry Wack. Birney Petigrue, ten Island’ nelius G. Kol baritone Wohlmann, piano re “Talk by Winter R Police alarms, weather. WHAP—NEW YORK—I131 Mixed quartet. —Darl Bethmann, iklin Ford, voilinist. baritone news digest. Ford. ylvan string trio. pr WMSG—NEW YORK—: v'.i ck Laurio, M. Jackson. Al Bert, ukulele, —Jack Filman, hockey Bert Mulvey's High Hatte Alfred Lang, ter Variety —Mae talks, —Var squicen Mischa Storber, , Male Trio. jaily news. Tulin. Kroy,soprano Rita Weiman Joan Krc Joe Davis Man i?—\_ WLWL—NEW M post Melodians; orch aders YORK—288 rumental . tenor , baritone WEBH—NEW YORR Ervin We 4 iss Be TO RENT THREE-STORY BUILDING in rear of store formerly oc- cupied by Woolworth's five and ten-cent store. Louie S. Jones Real Estate and Insurance 17 Court Street Auto Electric Service TEL. 4185 114 FRANKLIN 5Q. concert |DRIVE WRST—BAY SHORE—216 weather —DBre r hour. —Dr. ¥ back. WAAM—NEWARK—263 Brownies; tal 10:55—Time signals and Baseball sco E—PITTSBURGH—461 EVENING PICK CONCERTS. K y sport review. band. xophone Octet Wilson-Smith, Cecyl Qui WNAC, Boston mes )—Louise Browning, Noye: \es Browning, tenor. am Melody Makers. | Garden entertainers. ~Harold Hollowell's Ramb —Bill McWalters, songs. WNJ—NEWARK—319 iam ¥ tenor. \estra in a program of 1875-1885 1meman lan, baritone. tenor; 5—Ha- —Wil auditorium program Jack Horwitz Collegian naders. WCX—DETROIT—517 ette ensemble, meman band. WJR—PONTIAC—517 S—Petite Symphony and soloists. soprano tha Wi THE \TM( AL Bosto , soprano. aikte songs. York Lily of Killar WEAF co ' ensemble. > French, Grace Hop- Jew KY W—CHICAGO—535 nd his orch. Brothers. LPHIA—508 e music. xophone Octet nial program. Common- Congress carnival. W Ill&,\l—( HICAGO—223 anson, organ- , staff artists. Sam Brown's orchest —PHILADELPHIA—395 1ll scores sports, ersonality in Je Stanley's M : \\l lfll—( lll( AGO—370 ater Beach lotel con Florence Behrend, solo o string q company. ot Artists. ) ——l IIII ADELPHIA—395 len dance orch. LPHIA—506 composer B, \\n'~l'uu,\n is; Ber Dinner music. Department of Agriculture. and roll call. /ADELPHIA—278 Ivin's or- | Pc,g gPr.9 hfidl WBNY—NEW YORK—322 Studio orchestra — —CHICAGO—302 program WG Request WEA} 10—WEAF. gs. n's Broa Montesanto, Leroy songs. of Ukes WHT—CHICAGO—100 Helen uh, organist; Dawson. 30—Al and Pat; WJAZ—CHIC s Stuart | CHMOND HILL— Margh Mak Eispeth Brownell, WPG—ATLANTIC ITY—300 E ageant. AP—PALISADES, N. concert. Pictti “Belieye e J.—361 Kutin studio WLIB—CHICAGO—302 Million sing. 0Old Fashioned Almanack 5—Dinner music. :30—Pattison ¢ ward Barry, pian Auld Sandy. | $:10—Prin Made Hardy, sor anw lyn Conrad helcher, C. Jones itone od Humor Boys Colonial Weather fo —(Colon WGBB—] $—Sunrise e orchestra. | 11- |11 |11 nee ookic Dance orchestra 0-11-—Final Charleston cont chenck Bros.” ballroom —SCHENEC l ADY—380 reports, 1. M. Allen, o ~Terrell, ainers o 2 L | Adam “Miter, & 2 ¢ 3 | Stock 5—Millice ~Harmony trio. Hazel Rogers, ndifio Bros,, nt Frances, planist st quartet. trio. ‘ord and theater orchestra. service (N om Temple , N. Y. Marius stman 0 soprano. ukuleles. 2 Glenn. College | \\\l\t—«.\/ INOVIA, N. \—zm Mulfor Special program WMAQ—CHICAGO—447 ago thea an. New Britain Sign Co. “DOING BETTER WHAT 2 | MANY DO WELL” | C thers, rjorie Mulford, &oprano Telephone 894 William Tyminski, violin & Cerlo Brothers, William minski, pianist. WGR—BUIFALO—319 Jointly with sta 'on WEAF. —Weather f WMAK—BU ll :15—Musical pro Musical pr Musical program. pel m $:30—Ma banjoists §—Rainbo Gar Weiss, violinist; Sibyl Nichols, | Leatrice Morton 'k Klein; ha and Biel Mayo. KMOX—ST. 8—1J. L. Bischo ~KMOX Radio orchest iy program. — “0ld Folks KMOX Radio orchest ‘ SeLo baall ‘ and Feldman, variety troubadours. | Wood; | and | | Oriental Rugs All Sizes REPAIRING, WASHING & € 5. V. SEVADJIAN, 162 Glen Street. Tel. 1190-2—1190-3. LO—266 ram. ody land. at Octet. WDAF—] AS CITY—366 7—School of the Air. 9—Popular music 10—Ivanhoe band, 2: iNght awk Ho ic. WHAS—LOUISVILLE—399 7:30—Studio concert. —Ipana I B t S —To be anno 2 —WEAI" Light Opera company. a erv erce KDRA—PITTSBURGH—; Successor to Gould Battery Service Co. | | LOU l\—"sn 1 1926. nounced here last night that in the [in Vare’s campaign for the Senas event of the elections of Willam §. | torial nomination against Senator Pepper, republican, and Governor Pinchot. Smith's campaign for the nomina- tion cost $250,000, Allen of | his campaign manager, testified b ate investigating com- icago. Of this amount s contributed by Samuel ago public utilities execu- ‘WSM—NASHVILLE—282 $—Dinner concert, Andrew Jack-| son hotel trio. Sue McQuiddy, planist 9:30—Studio program. 11—Studio program. WRVA—RICHMOND—256 9:45—Hawalian orch. and soloists. 11—0rg1n recital. 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