New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1927, Page 20

SATURDAY Eastern Standard Tine. leate Pick New England Stations 630—W T1C—Hartiord—176 It You Mad Made Me ¢ imander Noel | the proposed | To-Pariy non-stop flight for the trip, from g Week- | Mixed quartet Kelsey, $0- Whitield, tenor; Bruce Me- May Erne olitan dley no: st 0. ralto; d Ros ' a Rose | 5—Olcott Vail's ¢ ep River s5); ¢ Kentucky Babe (Gei- Contr; (Ward-Stephens); b. His Luj lab . When Love Is The n ch) . Daffodil Co: Home A Tumbled )i b. s) and Low (Barn-| ¢ ii—Violin Stlections: a. Introdu Alda” (V 6); e The Simrina ler, violinist; ompanist World is (Seitz); Laura Worthy orchestra 10x ensemble crican Legion orchestra ind his orchestra ale quartet ymphony orchestra and —Boston 5—1Leo Reisman New York Stations 610—WEAF—1 You | ¥ NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SA TURDAY, APRIL 16, 1927 1200—WORO—Pcchshill—232 s WA TO0—W G Y —~chene fady—, —Liviugsion 910—WGR—Buffalo—319 §—"Hits and Bits” ~Violinist 10—"0ur Gove )—W CAL—Pittsburgh—461 1uggio’s orchestra Silver . cornetist, . violini nders ato’s orchestra rty's orche: sports University address SOUTH AND WEST. KiT—Los Angeles—i07 H—Tustrumental musio mi-class cctions —Radio club —-KFI Midnight Frolic KFUO—St. Louls—315 rent Events, music KMA—Shenandoah-—161 10—May wading of “King Robert of | 2l setting 1l Austin's musicale 12— 1 Newki 2- 95— WIHAP—A31 Sacred prog no Immigration™ 1100—WPCH—: o orchestra | Smith, songs Americin Legion —Piano maniacs Ethel Merman of recrea 8:15— . talk, so- KOA—Denver—3 :18—Scheuerman’s dan KOMO—Scattle—308 5—Totem Popular trio )1d-Time dance orchestra | KTHS—Hot Springs— 10—Baritone, piani ! KYW—C oadway Chat” nele Bob'” —“A Reporter's Notebook” 7:30—Dinner concert hestr American gtudio dison concert orch. Fongs on PWX—Tavana—4i00 1coln ! tri pecial Cuban concert okio orchestra WAIU—Columbus—-201 | 10—Hottentot Hour ! WBAP—Fort Worth—476 30—-Musical, “The WBBM—Chicago—226 Piano Moods,” “Violin Duo,” hestra Nighters, orch- estra and spec 80— WM Harry Eaton's orchestra semble ud orchestra an orchestra S—German hour of music 4 xing bouts irnie Golden's orchestra 9—Nighthawks, org: Artist Jlecital y Lost orchestra .oft orchestea, “Musical Moment cial KOIL pro 2— Belmont theater ga Macbeth,” school > as WPCH Minncapolis—1i16 Nicolett hctel orch Minneapolis Sympliony orch Varlety program 1—Marigold ball room JPE—Chicago—192 “ederation of Labor oncert trio 1001 of Music Popular entertainers WOX—Detrolt—517 f—Weather reports, Go'dkette semble, soloists Sk Time" WDAF—Kansas City—306 Around the Town With WDAE" Popular program 0—Great W ightha WENR—Chicago—2 Eastern Stations amon's orchestra —Songs, tenor, violinist, mandolin New Venice orchestra 10—WOR—Newark—105 prano, baritone “our Jack Roses News bulleting s Hagan's orchestra 1190—WGCP—Newark Alice from Wonderlan —Ford musical hour e announced Everyday Poems” Instrumental trio lar Music Review fleld_Frolie WGN—Chicago—303 7:10—Punch and Judy ensemble, Almanack .ast Words of Christ” Famous Iights,” Gans vs. MeGovern sam 'n He WHAS—I« Orchestra, Salerno Brothers Soprano, pianist, baritone Violin recital, Dorcthy Zion WIAX—Jacksonyille—337 Dinner music Little Symphony Quartet Symphony o hour WIR—Detroit—317 3——Orchestra 3l Fellmeth, ‘Sports” R 19—Four Towers orc 770—WODA—Paterson—391 Hour Walst iable Counef s orche Philadelphia— organ and trumpets WO trio \—W LIT—Philadeiphin— orchestra orchestra jiaae Wood 500—WIP—] Oriin Tocit rroorch Fiddlers hiladelpl £ rm, Old W MBI—Chicago—-2! Bible Instit WOC—Davenport—184 uts anca orchs WORD talk Cantata, "The S { Chri -~ OKlahoma WaAl— Popular sengs, News review 2-Theis® dance orc ovine Gibbons : City—300 5 A pianist 3 y ot P al Mask and W Dance orchestra 1090—WHAR—Atlantic City—278 Seaside trio e perind CROWLEY BROS. IN PAINTERS AND DECORATORS Estimates Cheerfully Giveo o All Jobs — Tel 2918 267 Chapman Street navivania's show | for Hived Hand" | when w IThen came “Dream Tlrro _/;;heSlatzc | provided an cxcell of dinner danc sic from WDRC, New Haven. The voung fel- at the micropho wezy tyy 1S in 1 chor s WEEIL Boston t's all for tod —P. - FIGHT fHAMPIflNS ocal nnounc- g nething special to was right '7 ere on | anging s ith the orclisstra londer and g a good ror some r <on or ot} 1 played ental »eo works out to good ad nnouncer and t exch an; binatio: ocrity in Ability 16.—Tex oter of ht Humberto Iu Aprit will nec make the fans wax over the proposed open air ¢ now belng planned. The reason mediocre talent! never in the Hs-or_\- ot the «d by such or- most of them It will take own Rickard to get the boys who pa ay unduly excited, The only impressiv the lot is Jack D sides over The Gold ¥, broad ave been improved upon, fro: Ntandpoint of quality and formance, The hookup fs cer ick one, d might been playing in WTIC' studio, | all the difference 100 mile telephone s of a classical na ! intently to the . Merry Wives of Wind- from “Carmen;” since the Probably o ring have clas dinary ¢ lacking color entirely. plenty of Handel's “Robin Hood, . ferent from any other \ard. At times, it gives th el n of & symphony, with the brasses | % [ d completely in check. It can re- |, ga when he stepped out of SOoRd Stojanyossasion geinom e and took on Jim Maloney | recognized as a Tunney con Two of the most Interesting class- os in the fight game, bantam and ather, are teally without ognize r. When Louls “Kid" Kaplan s ized he could no long: featherweight limtt and | contenders o wear the m was H 1¢ , who retired un- insists e therwelght his class will keep | kly attraction. smoothness of aw ver the the performanc: . Another W sented by W ugh rformed feature was pre- evening, al-| wbers of the group WTIC studio. The me by in the to presen Hartford, of Commerc Many Ha- ! i and 1d old 5 ded. When . Other claimants who fo Honeyboy negan, Ben- 1 Chapman, Al Foreman, Shea o recently, Charley Phil crg, una e the b ight for his championship hy Graham, which highly touted Prior to the Graham fig icazo Boxing Commission n: Bud Taylor as bantam champ wien fail- Vout their one cll as possible. om Hartford ven the South rs. Al in all, it tional merit, . Mort S num- ! any Was & program of ntam bout . Word 1 e code, for some r was mo WTAG, KYW., | could | on out The forme than the latt violin solo suffered in pr KYW also offered a violin st ined in, r (vlh T, ed to go throu; between the two. n choice for sxperts Hke ' cetion Taylor is . e WNAC, Boston, and Wi.sI den c heard to good a presented the progr. heim" Corhic WNAC lose d, i zht class, Schultzen- q two setl iere was a R the hands of Joh the ampion insiste overwelght, the loss of the lin no way affected the Sammy Mandell, lightweight champion, acquircd the honors in at division by taking down a de- ion over the veteran Rocky Kan- who had passed the peak long won the title. Mandell find the going very rough if LY | he consents to meet either Sid Ter- ris, Billy Wallace, Kid Kaplan _or Phil MeGraw. There i3 some mighty being incluc rorus. Have you noticed that is coming through much ore steadily and dependably than used to? No? Oh, don't at! WLSI presented a comm he Rom ot Hosi on the “run.” Heh- d-l‘l\("m title. sas, . 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