New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1926, Page 32

EVENING PICK. CONCERTS, with the estra THEATRICALS. P ady, 8:4 FRIDAY, Daylight Saving Time. WTIC—HARTFORD—176 berger's Hot xveg's Song (Grl A. Nelsor 8—Garber'c Artisans, bocker Four of Bosto Drink to Eyes; 1. Flams; e, String @ Only With Thine Record Boys, Oo Long's in Wrong in Hong Kong, Wal, I Swan; g. O estra, Principal mo- tives from v Soprano golo, The Blue D {. Orchestra, The Record F kum, Yodlin I linsolos: The Old Viennese Folk Song); (Old Spanish dance); tra, Moonlight and Roses. 10—Emil Heimberger's Hotel Bond orchestra. News and weather. McNelly's Victor recording or- hestra direct from Cook's Butter. n, Springfield. and market reports. Rihstrom }amily band, Spring. Spring. ddie Adams, planist nanoff’s Balaka or- persons; fleld. WNAC—BOSTON—13 y Kat Kiddies K 6:30—Dinner d Lido Venice nice orche tra, direction Jacques Renard. 8—The Harvey 1 aters $:30—"Mr."” and 9 t program 9:30—Radio Bed Heads, assisted by Normand Arnold WEEI—BOSTON—319 5:45—Stock market and Lost and found ts of the and 6:10—Announcement Newspaper § Big Brother 7 Hiram and t §—Musicale. politan Girls quintette. New York WORCESTER—515 “Robert K. Shav elights e Dairy Maids. 16—Whittall Anglo-Persians WCSH—PORTLAND—258 WEAF—NEW YORE—492 5—James Caruso, violinist. Scofleld, baritone. Radlo skit. business BELIEVE INSURING you ™ YOUR HOTUSE I Why not your auto? Arownd| every bend in the road 1] around every corner Man Hard Inck fs waiting, ready to take & wallop at you. Tet us| explain onr compiete auto - surance Wit proNE K Y LOVIE §.JONES AGENCY e St e 17 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1926. WHN—NEW YORK—361 WIZ—NEW YORK—153 WGBS—NEW YORK—316 Jule Ar s or s scores; estra. news WRNY—NEW YORK t Rays. reial Digest 5 Cann, *Jud piano period. committee aker. ew York School of Music Davelop- cella Geon er —Harold West, iolinist. Tow Nyrielle, Helen Koster. rroy, Ragini Devi, Alfonso Romero, Jo- orgette 5—Piano selections, 10—Market high spots. ary French 3 aul Paternit! 45—Piano selections., folin recttal 50—"“Know Your City." —Piano selection b, tenor. 3 program | 10:30—Police alarms; weather. EW YORK—311 I's string enscmble, len's or @ Carlo orche anklin Four. Isabel Hend, soprano. Power pator. Broa ation Richard linist | 8:45 ¥n Assoct tic Congress an String y Cheatham, Trio. ‘Leit son 10—WHAP Mix WIBH—NEW YORK—273 1 quartet baseball | Endriss Marg 1 Mhe Nordica Trio 11—Everglades orchestra WBNY—NEW YORK— Leon Joseph er, SONgS. \ « Auto Electric Service ale. om or WAA—NEWARK—263 s orchest tal Garden Serena- ... Lomas & Nettleton Co. | «wria + 178 Orenge Bt, New Haven, Qomn, | | orchestra played | and “St. Louis many times led out the Kbird.” WGBB—FRI soloists Frey's Bye Blackbird" " We won {this typewriter h | words, “Bye, Bye Bl orchestra Charley WSB—ATLANTA—128 B rt I ert WSM—NASHVILLF EPORT—214 We reached WJAR, Providence, 1 ust as it was signing off. - No soap WHAS—LOUISVILLE—399 8pecial opera WMC—MEMPHIS PR n't anythipg more ‘to say, at 11:30 the dials we as a dance hall the morning after. Practically nothing except static and noise, with two or |three stations working away listless- ly under great difficulties, Through the Static | ....... ... ) i What care any g you for a report | OPEN NEW GOL COURSE | of condit ning? What Orange, Sept. 24 (A gecond | iew of pro- [golf course in the grounds of the | Racebrook Country club was opened | Only other ub in v England is believed to have two hole courses for con- a | tinuous play of | n 199 We have cept that leserted AY SHORE—216 mus | WKHP—DETROIT— t of Agriculture r dinner musi ganissg 8 m WIT—PHILADELPHIA—3085 45—A a Roof Ga a WELIT—PHILADELPHIA—305 ist; Pat Barne sports. n Rauh, o st sterday. one A \Z—CHICAGO—329 ¢ en Meyer, WELIB—CHICAGO—: rell sport page? We estimate t ut (18 50,000 recelvers E Wi WCAU—PHILADELPHIA—278 | 10-1-—( number several and Gosden, “PADLOCKED?” The Picture of the Day CAPITOL UN., MON., TUES.,, WED. lance orcl o ensemble WLS—CHICAGO—314 1 rd, organist ATLANTIC CITY—300 erman’s Colle n recital ¥more 118 MAIN STREET Store of Quality and Service Saturday Specials WALNUT MEAT ........cvoeeveenns.. b 756 NEW SAUERKRAUT ......cocovnvnee 16 25¢ GENUINE IMP. SWISS CHEESE ..... b 65¢ LARGE BISMARCK HERRING .... 2 for 25¢ PORK PIES .......ccscuensseeee & 0 25¢ NATIVE FRE EGGS ........... dozen T5¢ 2 helburne and Gle y of Chica KGO, Oak- ricl was hook BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER WMBB—CHI TLANTIC CITY—275 non duo; F riod nly difference was i fair was over at 6:30 p, WGY—SCHENECTADY—380 rd time, t Stock r news ite ball sc Int ports, the folks about the fi At t est heard all an hour befor chool lesson at rate, _Dir irler or Y Baseball 163 Main Street lifference betwe and Fastern d MACKAY & WALLIN ‘Assistant Home Makers answer is 495 or 96 Ilion, N.| A | e snductor. Deep Sea , by WGY WGY, to say nothing ler the thers, were within easy m Fay. 3¢ iray, v t @ each. Through WTIC the program from Wiz, New " e clear and loud, with not a Graham MacNamee and Andrew White alternated ophéne and t phic and vivid ac- WBBM—CHICAC Eddie Hanson, organist o ~Harmony Time and artists WCFL—CHICAGO—191 nce string trio. al trio (studio staft.) Major 3 BUFFALO—319 the mic ey pre- 1to us 2 unt of th ipled with ir ade almost as in- as the main bout at the nds of these two kings of descrip- | oret . 00 | After the fight we played around a bit and found that conditions were not so good. There was a flash and | crackle of static and there seemed | o be no life to programs. Distance | was one of the question and we an- < Denny's at's and “Don’t For- not bothered harp trio M i 10—302 I |7:35- Drake ert ickstone string quin- 5-11—WGY WRC—WASHINGEON—109 con to any extent by st . . Seeking WHN, it 6-KW, Tuinuco, some fre of the atm here, not come through were enabl D. zht opera pe Musical program New York, we Cuba, by The very to hear npsey-Tu nsemble WDAF—KANSAS CITY—365 WEAF ud, b atd it were results of the ney given first in Spanish and then in F ish. ntally Cuba w S |much interested as was the United | 30—Younker rchestra, | States, since the announcer went into | Robert Parker; Irene MeNerney | detail, | Maley . s e | Danc We managed to bring In WPG, At- lantic City, accompanied by a great | t of nolse, which took away | 345 | igh orches! 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