New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1926, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 Capt. Hartley, American | Fegion. | 10—George Hall and His Royal Ar-| cadians, Wm. C. Pike's orchestra direct from Arcadia Ballroom. WHN—NEW YORK and baseball. osina Cappli, racing and b Daylight Saving Time. WTIC—HARTFORD—178 | 7:30—News bulletins, baseball | scores, farm news digest and po- | lice report. s—John F. Warnecke and his zither. | —"0 wyvorlunl).h‘s in the Nursing ion,” Margaret K. Stack, r of Bureau of Public Nursing. ottie Millar and “a wee bit| v, Californfa songbird. , bariton sopra 45—Je Nathan Krass, Kisses from Earl Carrol ties”; d. For My Sweethea The Quartet — In an all request Dougherty hestra. questions | . songs. 13 The Melody Makers — Along With the Breeze; b. for the Moon; c. Spanish Mamms d. 1 Can't Keep You O Dreams; e. Ting-a-l "Il Ring. e Colt Park Mt a. Breezin’ i l?-‘rndn'\‘ o,and answers United | and Dagmar, p‘.:mn fcipal dance | [9—Ben Lyon, Jack Gold, accordion Hotel| a Jtin. | |9 i . T. O'Connor| ther re- | e, and Music.” 9:50—Charles Premmac, tenor. ell Opera Co. with Joseph L] ]\'rflm:\r. YORK—341 , planist. e Carlo on hestra. 0—Berlant Park talk. 7:40—Madeline Hulsizoz, soprano. S—Roomer’s Homers. olow Soloists. Columbia Park Entertalners, Straus Entertainers. Manhattan Serenaders. rnic Golden's orchestra. 11:30—Care of halr, talk 11:40—FErnie Golden's orchestra. | 12—Broadway Night. dinner| WNYC—NEW YORE—526 | T—Piano selections. 7:10—Market High Spots. 20—"Keeping I'it,” Joe Ruddy. 0—Police alarms. —Timely Health ke » “Words WBZ—SPRINGFIELD—333 arkets. Boston. i) Kimball Trio with “Bob Patterson. 30—Baseball re ults. Springfleld. 30—From W1 9:30 — Joulla C Anne Culinane, George Seaburg, banjoist; accompanist. program from Spring- 4 studio. 10:3 ireside Toys 11—Weather reports Ka arin | ¢ . Springfield. \\ NAC—BOSTON—430 nilers, conducted by Clyde Ardle 4 epard Colonial dance. What's Going on 36—*"Your Friend talk. :50—Talk, Danicl J. Kane, date for district attorney. 8—Musical program. 9—Program by artist s from Walter's Amusement Agency. 10:05—Dance music, broadcast Crescent. Gardens, Revere Beach; Crescent Gardens orchestra. 7 This Wee! [ Dentist,” | | the Hints, Dr. 1. candl- | 7:55—Baseball results. the|$ | Richard 3 heresa * John Cuff. gram. 9:30—Demenico Mannacio Musicale. 10:30—Police alarms; weather. WMSG—NEW YORK—303 6—Jimmy Clarke, 6:30—Jimmy De Fit.” |6:45—Yama Yama Boys. “ookie Cohn, Madeline Hardy. Bert Mulvey and His EE 5:45—Stock market and Dbusiness) news. 5:55—Lost and found. | Cvents of the day and scores. | :45—Big Brother club. 0—Sheriff John A. Kelliher, po- litical talk. 7:40—John W. McCormack, political | Forest, “Keeping esquicentennial daily ~To be announced -Alamac; dance music. WLWIL—NEW YORK—258 9—Question Box 9:30—Raymond Maher, cellist. 1 O'Connor, baritone, xu s of Parents,” AC —-\\ulufisnu—-.m news. Program to be announced eria conc . ldren’s period Ollovyer Optics. a—Studio program. 10:15 \n.m‘(‘ RRGR mental Trioy 10:40—William Lawlor, baritone klin Four, instrumental pro- | High | WEBH—NEW YORK—273 Greiger, pianist. Woods, §ongs. Harrict Kaphan, soprano lie closing; summary. Auto Tours.” 7:55—Spo i B b orchestra. 0—U. Marine band; dinner to Viscountess Astor at Waldorf-As- r, Viscountess AStor. salon orchestra. Pop Question Game. ic JAF—NEW YORK—192 Breen, ban liam H he Famo Watson, Brooks, Singhi violinist. song sor vernites al orchestra. Dinner mus 3asebal —Mid-week hymn sing. Meyer Davis Park Lane orch. S—Ona Welsh, so Vincent Moore, Iban and Yuban, Irma C Milton Yok r soprano. Al Alecar estra, Silver volced tenor. Al Alcaro orc —Franklin Six WPAP—PAL l~\m S—361 30—Chas. Strick Arcadians Ballroom. Oliy tr 4 radio trio. WBBR—STATEN ISLAND—417 Homiak Trio. Fred Franz, t Bi 5 Van Am on hea WRST—RBAY SHORE—216 Hamilton iff dan Crawford, f it WOR—NEW \ltl\——~l‘ YOU CAN ¢ BY THE PAPERS that ! You your turn is apt to com may be a very carcful driver but how about the the others on rond? Our auto insur- 1l you ance protects h, baritone. Montesanto, te usrol orct carclessnoss, about it tell all stra. EVENING PICK. ADDRE York, 9 s Astor at broadc Wiz, N y Viscount honor. y WGY and WR; linn CONCERTS WTIC, John WBAL New York, 9 n orche WG BS, hounds. WPG, Atlantic City, 8:30—Atlan- ic City Pageant. Choosing of looking girl in Also broadcast by ss. WIP, Phil orchestra WEFI—PHILADELPHIA—3 9-10—Clicqu iskimos. 10-11—Silvertown Cord orchestra. WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 6:05—Dinner music. 6:50—Department of Agriculture. T—Roll call and birthday list. 8—Sesquicentennial Exposition con- | 1 9= most gown. 11:30—Supper club dan WOO—PHILADELPHI Jance mus —ATLANTIC ¢ ral Q lantlc City beautiful pageant, girl estion Box.” AU—PHILADEI lilly Hays' orchestra I mphony er —Agnes Everts, sopra 8:45—Getz-Go-Getters 9—Carolyn Thomas, soprano. 9:30—The Musi = . TLANTIC CITY—300 orch. and scores. Organ Morton dinner music. Shelburn dinner mu Atlantic City pag 5 ing most beautiful girl in e gown. Supper club dance orch WGY—SCHENECTADY—380 6—Stock reports, New York state| roads report, news items and eball scores Dinner music. Al scores Book BLENT BT, , Gen- reci 11 sistant | 1:15—Crosley 10:30—WGY in Italian program Organ recital. —UTICA—231 music. orchestra soloist lance readings, WGR—BUFPALO—319 Dinner music Jointly with Station WEAF. WCAE—PITTSBURGH—161 0—Dinner concert. —Daily Daily Book rc Book e idio recita 9 cquot Club 10-11—Sil 1 KDRA—PITTSBURGH—309 Dinner cc s-11 e Debussy— Kountz and s under the Flotilla | ito and Flotilla club orchestr WBAL—BALTIMORE: WBAL an - Circle, -Man of Orn” (Stockton), Baltimor WBAL dinner orchestra. WBAL mixed guartet -WBAL trio; soloist, John Sand ycu | 1 Wil- | orchestra; Jo! WT. \\1—4 Hollenden ball scores. ¢ York studio orchestra. R—389 chestra an recital. 1dio program. mboo Garden orchestra WOV—DETROIT—517 lkette ensemble. neman band WWJ—DETROIT—353 | 7—Dinner musie. |5-11—Same as WEAF. dio. 3— Tn enty $—Harp reci §—Viscontl's orchest §:40- 9—Special program | 10—Dance 1 Minutes of Good Read- . J. Pernin 10—Concert. | 12:45—Charles Sheldon, organist SNTHETI RUBBER | NEVER PRODUCED § “|Science Has Yet to Aid in Re- lieving Shortage WSB—ATLANTA—28 ' | i _Midnight carnival \\mm—( HICAGO—225 3 anson, organ- cal program covered melodies. 1e Izaak Walton hour Fredericks, b or, an; The supper club, WEBH—CHICAGO—370 Edward Vito; igelow, planist. Beach hotel orch.; | or- Philadelphia, Sept. 9 (A—Sctence | ensemble. |so far has failed to discover a syn- ic; gultar solos, Hick- |thetic product to relieve the world's| songs, Rita Mc- |rubber shortag the American tors |Chemica losclety was told to —302 | John M. Bierer of Boston, chair- ensemble, |man of the soclet rubber division, e string quintet. who presided at a world symposium sing; Old-Fashioned Al- rubber, —Da ey and J Fawn; Six Syncor WGN—CHICAC on raw technolog the world shoi |tice rubber. et from s orchestra. h synthe- Mr. Bierer pound of for the| tires “Up to the present,” declared, “not a single {synthetic rubber suitable | manu cture of rubber |been made. The ‘synth {not yet overtaken the rubber indu and there is no indication that it is likely to do so.” Speakers at the sympsium agreed however that there ree fac- tors that ought materially aid in ing the rubber shorts Phantom violinist. Box WGN studio ensemble. WHT—CHICAGO—100 ney, organist 1) Helen Rauh, art Dawson, poems, 309 m) Al Carn organist; | Alan Huft, popular songs: Joe ¥ s; Al and Pat. WJAZ—CHICAGO—320 3 ape s Imiat L atty | Stated Was Gu : . 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Ford and Glenn n “Music Moods.” back ion, 10—Orehe 30—Donald Mal Iord and C \\\I\Q_( HICA conc Catalina Island Swim Route Bcnw Charted Beach, C: Dory | , armed rifl 1 tempt to preven ks dangerous denizens from interfering ) participants in a swim between mainland and Santa Catalinz Island, scheduled to start at noon today. | oday’s swim Is the first of two | { attempts planned for s of eight swimmers, The team compri: ix men and {wo women who w nd dr 0—117 vh sh at- AGO. nbo Gardens orc a Nolan, violin soprano. Jack Kleing ha Biehl. WLW—CINCINNA estr son, the Leatrice Wood; T—122 i Gibson concer tonia Melody Boy: Al Kirschner, Pep Gol Odd Lot Sale 'WALL PAPER Ten Days Only We Are Closing Out Odd Lots 1926 Papers at Very Low Prices in Room Lot Bundles. 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