New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1927, Page 36

sks ¢ *) Indicate Pick of the program. New England Stations 630—WTI (‘—;nnlor\l—l i} Skinny and His Gang Vews, 5 War March of Marionette | a 1cois Gounod); v South (J. Merchants® r Sinfo: Dear for You My Laddie (Thay- ing. Concerto in E minor (Da- b. The (Saint- rzo (Von Goens); . Arabe (Tschaikow: des Mirlitor (Tschai ; Hartford Cham- ner Sinfonia V—Daddy (Behrman); Miss Rus- stein); Hartford Chamber Sin- fonia VIT kowsky); b. per); Miss Varady VIII—Pomp and gar); Hartford n Triste (Tseh Circumstance Chamber Sin- -1—Hotel Bond orchestra 1 nd weather —WDR(—New Haven—268 Barney Rapp's orchestra To bhe announced 20— Pianist 4:40-—Bon Ton Banjoists 900—WBZ—Springticld—333 5—Market reports Don Ramsey's 1 Edward J. M sth dio Four 1 inelly and orch : s and the N Hotel Weldon orch ~Gladys Warrick Williams, soprano; Mildred L. Cha 1t Hero, ranc Perriotte It's Night gundy. Charl rAmour, Hele O orchestra; som mezzo | , pian- Heroine, Heraids rom WJZ: March, orchestra; When Down Bur- “In! orc 1; Mon rk; Cheris Je When It's Ap in Normandy, Hinky duet | ¢z Vous; Madelon om WJZ mphony orchestra and his orch —Stocks; Weathe ) . s 697 —WN AC—Roston—430 Combine Rarest Scientitic Accuracy with Rugged Durability Sixseen types all in the menof Ostrow (I{u)»luri‘ pinning Song (Pop- | 556—KFUO—St Louls—315 5 ot ato. 20— WOC—Davenport—181 20-11 Must 720—WCCO—Minneapolis—116 Same as WEAF S—~Coancert =988, itha 230—KOA—Denver—322 nday school lesson i1 mental music 11:15—Colorado musicale 740—KHJ—Los Angeles—103 30—Children’s program ;talk —Music; talk; news 830—KGO—Oakland—361 9—Symphony orchestra; markets; 1—V enor, alto utrition in Grow rry Milkmen New York 7 Girls quintet ord Lodge Froitc 590—WOO—Pbiladelphia—508 —WOO trio 55—Health Day talk estern artist recital ( Through the Static | | Madriga and weather mphony orchestra; iere was considerable static last fladelphia—373 s orchestra hiladelphia—508 —Erne FHo! AF—i92 590—WIP— lle, planist stations which wou sen lost 1o us otherwis of the statie, just s0 much volum markably sus { went, 1} 5:15—Forest Is orchestra 0—WLIT—Philadelphia—395 Dream Daddy Weather report Sports talk t orchestra | 2 of Broaiway . Stations we Boys 1ed, as far as tone . At 6:30 o'clock excellent dance WTIC, Hartford, |satistying the des lance loving public lauce music in the et oral times a week, and 6:30—Scores | 'OK ster—3 | bonds should be » 7:35-——Market quotations ular Zeature, 500d as any fave heard station, and & vhole lot Letter than a lot of t} The orchestrations are care ldered and t rumentation itm and clear, and also bi | We really were at the m h | were played. The tones were full and | well rounded and, whilz the band | |didn't try any trick stutt to speak of, | it proved its abilities to handie | {dance music in a p rhythm, | am, The Old Accordion Man" and | many others were played, S The usual ping and crackling, | ‘I.U!HN d each evening from 6 until 7 {o'clock, was with us Jast night, al- | ;zhm,gn, again as usual, it quit aster | :bout an hour. WEEL Loston, and | WNAC, of the same town, | working hard, and we heard WEAT, I:m».. the Waldor 1, present . o we lis d to an orchestra from ich statlon s s of the dinner by | 11:30—Dance orchestra $20—WMAK—Lockport—365 sws; weather Jance music o o rrell’s orchestra :45—Dinner music; talk Dance mu arket reports Concert orchest 30—Bonnie Laddles, vocal trio 3—The Way Down hour, Vaughn de .eath, soloist ;orche | atrical letter —Rochester—278 Organ recital 8:30—S8ame as WGY 790—WGY—Schenectady—379 tocks; news; baseball scores 30—Dinner music 15—Studio program 20-—Baseball scores Health talk Armchair hour 20—Roger W. Kahn's orchestra 950—WGBS—316 f—Uncle Gechee 6:30—Paul Lowenkron, violin our Radio Problem e The Socicty for Promotion escarch; speakers, Dr. Willis Durand, Prof. Henry B. Ward 40—Studio program —Swne as WEAF 0—Girl Scouts :40—Terrace dance orchestra Silhouettes Swawnee Crooners i Southern Stations 1220—WBAI—Baltimore—246 9: 10:01—>Musical Cameo d's dance ing dinner music {o'clock Dinner orchestra —Mixed quartet tring trio Same as WJZ Musical sketch ring quartet —Dance orchestra 810—WR(—Washington—169 Same as WEAR i—Book talk Brook- | through WNYC, he last we knew, the I going on and it w ock. The like a fiu was stil out 6 o n the b |drat it! iotorial al Center talk We quit {hack on tour o las Wendell Hall, t Music Maker, and h ing heard from W, nd it put the static to Awa 0l1 Man, G Wen ng bari- s you, Sunshine Bone m until 10 o’clock, going| 0 just d Headed re | —Rund s —Franklin Four, bar. FoRiEinE Old-time music me as W )—WRVA—Richnond—256 er mus ricty Dance orchestrau 750—WHAS—Louisville—100 9:30—Concert Radio Audience 1100—=WPCH—273 i—Harold N ton, sorLgs —Carl F pianist y Chat” 1170 in ‘Ain't Th e Ham b | Sweet,” were also played and we en- | hearing the familiar voice | which was absent from the air chan- inels for 5o long. (Sob. sob. Sob.) Solow soloists rman Hour B80—WMCA—341 ; educational talk Masonic musicale —Concert | 30—WBALP—Fort Worth—136 | v vy musicale WBZ, of cou boomed in all levening. 1t didn’t stop for static or fanything, tramping the dead and dying and crushing 514 men and {little children under foo: with the power of its w or som | thing We b d the Minor- Doyle dance orchestra play “I'm In |Love Again” and “Tampico.” Stick over 1 630—WFAA—Dallas—176 {7:30—Dance music 4—Same as W 11—Concert 1060—WSM—Nashville—283 10—Artist recital 11-—Studio program 12~——Dance music 800—KTHS—Hot Sjrings—375 10—FPopular music 844—WIHH—Clearwater—355 {9:20—Reports; artist recital; orpar 30—CYJ—Mexico City—410 alks ;music 857—CZE—Mexico City—350 10:30-—Music; weather; lecture Western Stations 70—KDKA—Plttsburgh—309 ring septet wws; market period | jurkh University address, —Columbia Park music Radio Gang sntertainers club Mathattan Sereni 30—Salon Royal ore 830—WHN—361 5-—"What Brings Success” skerbocker orchiestra Ith talk tertainers Harold Wilkins Hoseland dance —Program Radio period 30—Orchestra and vaudeville -Mind reading | Piantadosl, songwritor Harry Hock, songs mid.—Dance orchestra 1100—WEBJ—273 hestra baritona, tenor orchestra 10— soprano, Pianist, marl nigh spots, | 11 e AR | 6—Dinner concert [ 7:30—Uncle Kay-Bee Smoothtop at Sale A 1dio recital e music AM—Cleveland—380 -—QOrgan recital ame as WEAF udio program : as WEAF recital Dance music 0—WSAT—Cincinnati—326 ame as WEAF 580—WWJ—Detrolt—338 violin recital alarms; weather Eastern Stations 5 —WAAT—Jersey City—2356 M riet A, ~Musicale game as WEAF 580—WCX—Detroit—3at7 Dinner music 30-—Mus! Studio Code le 530—W Symphony orchestra Music 1y, Konks TH—WOR—Newark—105 For “Walter Damrosch” “The ing quarte Soloist; popular songs r ther report; songs BH0—W NJ—Newark: Harry 0 Washinit CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS Estimates Cheerfully Given o All Jobs — Tel. 3918 267 Chapman Street ham Hig! Artists 0:30—Dance = 1140—WAAM 6—Ingraham's orc —Bill Fellmeth, sports 7:15—High school orchestra Glee club PLUMBING HEATI PHONE 381 Q$/ La TO BUY rhytam, orches- WGY, Boston, orchestra station, whil beards at the latter. at bother either one of them, nt we went over to WHN, New York, and got the start of our young life. A dance orchestra was provid- ing musie, but we heard it only by dumb luck and through our ability to distinguish between music and speech, The static wailed and howled nd thed up in knots and then made faces at us through the pickets n the fence. He was in his own yard so we didn't go after him—back to the story—"Ain't She Sweet?" was played, together with *The Parade of The Wooden Soldicrs. « .. WBAL, Baltimore, was very loud. e music was reproduced in good shape, but w came the an- nouncer's turn to take the floor, the speared anl he had to » chandelier. In other drowned him out ng from t vords, almost comple KYW, Chicago, was loud, in spite nd other t . A soprano h the Man ' Very sweetly done. PR evening 'BZ-WRZA, § 1 President Coolidge at the Pan-2 Conference New York; nd WBAL, Bal- 1o hiookup. ic National direct from the Washington, will be roadcast tomorrow cvening by a chain of stations headed by WEAF, New York. The program will begin at ck and will include an ad- dress by Rear Admiral H. G. Bul- nan of the new Press Club, troduced by Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoo music by Allen McQuhae, tenor, and the Capitol ily Artists, and other features. That's all for today, thanks! p———e— Something New on the Air! 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