New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1927, Page 20

NEW ARITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, TUESDAY 1 tion Bri 31 e Cavaleade 950—WGBS—316 Geehee game Lastern Standurd T Womer New England Stations 630—WTIC—Hartford—476 . et merican b t Mater, alarms; weather 10 iver Design” At the Opera” quartet io I Edison h —Imperial male —Pauline Watson, violinist Wagner's Serenaders Singing trio Bdwards' Broadway N $30—WHN—361 rings Suc lo) 1da Yudowiteh them, ight torgive t what they do; ily, thou shait Chateau Entertainers soprano entertainer today with e Wallen, ritone { Word: Sce, O W's Quality Judith Roth, 40 rince Piott, woman! here | g:3 heater orch 1d thy Son Leioved; Ida Yu-| o Wright and Wre 1 Maurice Wallen, | 14:50—Drance orchest aul, baritone wello’s Entertainers 990—W 303 Matty Levine Entertainers Alle and Paley, vocal Judith Roth, soprano Leathernecks, songs g ensemble Contralto, tenor 1 oprano, violinist, tenor, songs | s—Violinist, contralto, pianologue | 10—A1l American Four 10:15—Frolickers’ orchestra 1100—=WPCH—273 Violinist —Mme. Desti's Gossip —Hour of recreation Mae Sims, uke Broadway Chat" 1d pianist shprogram —Worth While trio { l1—Dance orch a0 | 1100—WEBJ—2 To-Be-Weds | i—Dan Barnett's orchestr —Baritone Address Radio Nuts —Ed Bulger's orchestra T80—WLWL—384 tenor; my Father, 13 ken Me? (bar- one s0lo); George Devaul . th Word: I am athirst! Maurice len, tenor; George Devaul, bar tone, chorus sixth Word: Father, ands 1 commend my spirit; Mau- ce Wallen, tenor, and chorus Soventh Word: It is finished! Tda Yudowitch, soprano; Maurice Wallen, tenor; George Devaul, aritone, and chorus | and weather 00— W BZ—Springtield—333 —Market repor A. C. Radio F ward J. Mcl Thou rom WJIZ George Olsen’s orchestra from WJZ 10: Opening My Buddy, fan-| ydie in Blue, dance arrangement; Violin solo, Irving Phaeger; Words Without rin’, with voeal re What Does It Matter “1; Popular Medl soved Her Vulg iy Fran Fry; 1 orc 1 trio asie; R Aquinas’ choir rt orchestra Oh How Sh S80—WMCA—341 r Boatman, vocal String ensern Danee, piano |8 orchestra St with | 7T Jaily K y Entertainers for Wou. an 7 Dince orches ith trio; ~Musical extrava orchestra with )—Orchestra A. White concert Music Hour o oy of Boston Golden's orchestra Ly % ;| trude mid.—Entertainers Dancs orch a $30—WQAO—361 Calvary church ce valse Thin..ing trio; stra with trio; Vou, rk, orche Closing | contralte Iobert Marden, Anderson, | baritone; Wood, nor; Eastern Stations {{ ——;Knnkl)n——fl(l aonza oprano, pian and 1 ntury erson orchest raey Clty— Ve orchestra New York Stations GOO=- WAL~ 15) Wonderland 11 Hour iolin —‘Book Note and Anecdotes’ Artists tenor B 2 fax Homer. —Junior T. A Palieh archeet=s Groug istory"” by choir, an Rigers Gebl Mexican Flayers WOC—Davenport—181 orct . only instrume hrough in a rec rom CNRO. 0gniz “Million Dollar nders Joan of P 'C, New York, al. It even outran tl collection of debris ound 3 X ntain orchestra, ‘medioerd band, ed tunes on a late one of the western v, tried vain- . Finally, when WNYC ed to bri in one ners and we couldn't |s:1 | 9:15 was louder |9:3 WOW—Omaha— | 7—Violin. piano | 7:45—Hog health talk i velogue talk Pridge >opular, old-time ~Tracy-Brown's OKl WRC—Washington—169 hose wester 1gs Talked About” a sound —Hotel Mayflowcr orchestr: DRI WSAI—Cincinnati—526 It —String quartet evening WSAI studlo program (11 and ilotel Sinton orchestra WSM—Nashville—283 a —Dinner concert za Andrew Jackson Hotel orct \—Exc lance was announced at WTIC Jast that the half-hour between 11:30 o'clock next Monday will be filled by Rolfe his orchestra, a WEAF organi- | zation. WTIC will hook ‘1p with the |New York station for the broadcast ind those who have already heard that band, know what 10 expect. 1t's well worth waiting for, no matter ate it goes on the air. PR WTAG, Worcester, u Philadeiphia—3905 e Holst's orchestra Bunayland s orchestra 1t Moments in History u WEAR 300—WOO Philadelphia—308 | &8 —WOO trio 90—W IP—Philadelphia—508 1 talk - music a8 grinding coffee for break- he voices now and then, | but that's r as it went, o s WTAM, Cleveland, came through oud, Emerson Gill and his orches- one of It would have been a poor night sven if some alchemist hadn't been | ing to make amicsite out of old | overcoats. As it was, this guy, who- cver he was, had an apparatus go- { ing which d description. It con- sisted mainly of one of the loudest —Frank Cook, Juzzes we have ever heard, which numt after they are filler piano rasped from 6:25 o'clock until nearly | you have noticed tl « Harbor g 11. Outside of that rece 8 . bothered by interference, WBZ offered {ten, we took both the chestra in an .wn. nt ground off once and we could tune | dance m n the noise almost as loud as before. | “Gypsy Normandie Revue | 1t wasn't in the set, since when it |numi I“U'b—“ PG—Atlantic City—300 s out of tune, no nolse came 1n.; 16—Organ recital i There static after 11 o'clock and | ~Dinner musie | there was no listening in, since | layground highlights | stations came through with not as 4 neert orchest | much volume as usual. The tone was | MUsic. appropr e not deep either, for some reason or | Great stufti r and the stations didn't seem | ave any background, Tinny was | - music in most cases, . e e MacDonald's orcl —Philadelphia—: —ilarry 1080—WCA ppy Heater Man innouncer gives the songs yers orchestra Pt Walter Dawley's from WTIC made up of s Week That's all for to 30-Da 1090—W I\R— Adantic City—275 7—*Through the Stage Door” side Trio 790—KDKA—Pittsburgh—309 ~Holy Week service —Dinner concert ong concert ‘kman-Farmer report ):40—From WJZ Pittsburgh Post concert S0 you see the early evenlng was somewhat of a f We could eve ir the buzz on WTIC and WBZ, tter Leing out of the question ! we detuned from the wave | Ry langing to the side of | possible to cut rence to a minimum lent program of Irish music provided by the Fou — | Shumrocks from WBZ, and it's too SOUTH AND WEST. ibad, it is, it is, that th | swas ploughing up t las it was. rry Owen H S k N instru baritone 50 COMMON Not nearly so_common i a Prescrip= . It reduces fat by correct= ing the gland cause, without abnormal excrcise or diet. It is the modern, sci- | entific way. Marmola has been used st rs. The resalts are seen in aphe; ’ And the use has grown L panchy to very large proportions, because the rental num- <0 easy, so pleasant, so helpfl, sang “'Ma- You will be surprised and KFT—Lost Angeles—167 1, soprano » Music club |1r a O—st. lx;uis—.’»lb St dren’s pr PR KA Shenandoah—i61 The New Departure Son rm talk, Mayflower Pop- | WTIC, provided one of ular Trio, markets; colortul and interesting program. In —May's Mandolin Musicians, mix- | spite of the fact that the nd's | ed quartet contract has run out, it is expected | t several more programs will be | pm-mz 4 because of the number of | | requests that have come in. It vou | 1‘. en to one of the concerts you will | | sts supply Marmola at $1 a box. ch box contains a P 4mphltl to explain the reasons for results, get it Rawy band its usual | rm question hox ce just why the requests have been <o numerous. The band does not play entirely. Duets and attesting to the the memt ke, for in . Little Bullfinches" a clarinet duet, and | 3 it you'll pardon | | our lapse into the colloquial. ot | cspecial interest was the group of | “Old Timers,” and songs of the Boys | a-Biltmore orchestra {in Blue. WAIU—Columbus . cilight musicale Grand Opera progran * Song Shop 1, as broadeast by W WBAL—Baltimore—216 also worth while. The opera WEBAL dinner orch “Lakme,” and the company has WBAL Male quartet ever done any better. Jn fact, the| “WHAL Trio progran came through <o outstand- | L Jubilee Sing sly well that one couldn't heip re- olinist, pianist arking it. The orchestral accom- | Municipal bund s and interlud e crisp | 11—WBAL dance orchestra and clear-cut, with no jumming of | WBAP—Fort Worth—176 sound and no blasting ot the micro-| §:30—Superior quartet phone. The solo work was remark- al program ihle an voices were WBBM—Chicago—226 distinet. ighthawks organist Louneer, we ush Conservatory hreud of the story of program the explanations of the var- Of course, program tabloid form, hut the most portant parts were thers PRI Baltimore, in the to—Euastman engemble dridge: 11:30—Pianist, B artet Arlington Hotel orchestra KYW—Chicago—536 cle Bob” amp's orchostra concert cnsemble music stman ‘“flwr!.mm;\.»m« are featured, {musical abilities of | the organization. ast night. “The [ was presentec hotsy-totsy Yourself Out There is not the slight- est need of wearing yourself out keeping your kitchen in apple- pie order if you will see that it has a floor of L) BLABONS Linoleum Being spotproof and waterproof you need only 1pper club WCBD—] ) quartet, organ, fnstrur 1 | WBAL, o over it lightly with a ghtly WO y_‘-hv. ‘l’.fnll-\(ll:ll(-:Alvrll*—‘Hi v]m‘xg: m’u‘-v! uy : 5 ? mop or damp cloth. 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