New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1927, Page 16

\ ‘WEDNESDAY. [Eastern Daylight Saving Time. Note—Asterisks ( *) Indicate Pick of the programs. New England Stations 630—WTIC, Hartford—476 6:30—Dinner concert, Hotel Trio —News and baseball scores Manchester, professor farm man agement, Connecticut Agricultura college —Piano Recital: a. Menue (Paderewski) ; b. Narcl; (Nevin); c¢. Valse Chromatique (Godard); Catherine Sullivan 7:45—Tenor Solos: a. Joy of the Morning (Ware); b. Absent (Met- | calf); c. 1 Love You Dear (H. A.| Harwood); Brownell); e. Flirtation Helmun); f. Philosophy (Emmell) Harlan A. Harwood, tenor; George J. Mills, ompanist $—WTIC Serenaders: Ensemble; “Introductions,” and C; There's One WTI; Dancing Were I a Pirate, C; (Palingren), W; Cor WTI; Italian Folk Son You're Away (Herbert), 'T; W lets, Flower Song, FEnsembl Somebody Said, W; Philosophy, C; Al Jolson's Favorites, I; Love Dreams (Klemm), and Me, WTI; “Adios,” WTI and C; Whispering, Ensemble :30—Recital with Ruth L. Kerr, soprano, and Joseph W: Mrs. Burton Yaw, accom- Duet — Allah Be With Us, from “A Lover In Damascus” (Fin- den); Miss Kerr and Mr. Waas Soprano — a. Wings of Night (Watts); b. The Violet (Mo- zart); c. The Crying of Water (Campbell-Tipton); Miss Kerr Ducts a. The Night Wind (Bal); b. At Dawning (Cad- man); Miss Kerr and Mr. Waas Bass — a. If Harsh Decree (Hal- vey): b, Floral Dance (Katie Moss); c. Leectle Bateese (0'Hara); Mr. Waas Duet — Ah, Love But a Da (Beach); Miss Kerr and Mr. Waas 9—Colt Park Municipal orchestra #9:30—Marchesi Ladies' Quartet; Maud E. Huggett, first soprano; Esther Wrisley, second soprano; Evelyn Marcil, contralto; FEliza- beth Marcil Fellows, contralto 10—News 1120—WDRC, New Haven—268 6:45—Weather; news 7—Railroad orchestra 8—Piano recital §:30—Studio program 9—Stndio program 900—\WBZ, Springficld—333 6:25—Baseball 6:30—Third of series of talks on Public Health under auspices of Boston Tuberculosis ~Association. “Heart,” by Dr. Wm. H. Robey, president New England Heart as- sociation * gram: 1—Waltz in A Major (Brahms) 2—From the Land of the Sky Blue Waters (Cadman) 3 — Hungarian Dance No T (Brahms) 4—Musetta’s Waltz Song (Puc- cini) 5—Rose of the Morning (Moore) 7:03—Bert Lowe and his Hotel Stat ler orchestra 7:30—Radio Nature League under direction of Thornton W. Burgess 8—Musical program 8:30—Emma Shufelt Moore, so- prano; A. Gertrude Worster, con- tralto; Oscar D. Knight, tenor; Thomas N. Shufelt, baritone; Agnes Nuggles Ailen, pianist and accompanist. Program: 1—a. Hail Smiling Moon (Spof- forth); b. In Picardie (Osgood), Quartet 2—Mary of Argylle, Oscar Knight 3—a. Oh, Miss Hannah (Deppeu), b. Smilin’ Thro'; Quartet 4—Calm as the Night (Cotze), Mrs. and Mr. Shufelt 5—Sing, Sing Birds on the Wing (Nutting); The Bells of St Mary's; Quartet *9 — Program from WJZ, featuring Franklyn Baur, tenor, instrumen- PAINTS GLASS WALLPAPER | VARNISH HALL'S 179-183 ARCH ST-NEW BRITAIN CROWLEY BROS. INC. | PAINTERS AND DECORATORS [ Estimates Cheerfully Given om All Jobs — Tel. 2913 267 Chapman Street ; Have Your Typewriter Overhauled Now We repair all makes of chines, we will loan you a machine while yours is being overhauled. “Rent A 96 West Main Street THE Bond Vacations for Farmers,” A. W.i us | d. Four Leaf Clover | (Meyer- Whispering. | WL T; Somebody :45—Hotel Statler Ensemple. Pro-' Typewriter” New Britain Typewriter Exchange ] AIR e | tal soloists and orchestra: Old Colonel March; (Rapee), tenor solo by Franklyn Baur; Raymond Overture (Thom- as), orchestra; The Swan (Saint- Saens), 'cello solo, piano accom- * panist; Ballet Music, “Faust” (two movements) (Gounod), tra; Children at Play (Sibelius) flute solo; Victor Herbert Favorite Melodies (Herbert), orchestra Sometimes 1 Feel Like a Mother- { less Child, violin eolo; Polish Dance (Scharwenka), orchestra; A. La Spagnole (Shilkret), cornet | solo with orchestra; Dancing Doll 11 (Poldini), orchest Southern | Melody, banjo solo; Valse Bleue, orchest ©Oh, Miss Hannah, tenor t solo by Franklyn Bauer; Russfan I'olk Song, orchestra with two “| uitars; Prudy (Banta), piano | solo with orchestra; The Glow "l Worm (Linke), orchestra; Kiddy | Tunes, xylophone solo with or- The Virginia Skedadle (Rosenfeld), orchestra . Loretta Laurenti, dra- | ic soprano; Ruth Clayman, pi- st and accompanist. Progra Le Nireir; Vaghisinie Sem- ; Spirato pur (Donaudy); aurenti bl Mme. cted; Ruth Clayman 3—Melody (Tosti); Thou Art So Like a Flower (Chadwick); Request; Mme. Laurent Selected; Ruth Clayman Still as the Night (Bohm), | } 5—Joy: (Paladilhe); Mme. ho arentt lected; Miss Clayman "—Chanson Triste (Dupare); Tes Yeux (Rabey); Mme. Laurenti 10:30—Dick Newcomb's Society or- | chestra | 11—Baseball; sons 1010—WTAG, Worcester—288 V. F; news ; weather weather; missing per- S—Musical selection 9—Same as WEAF 0—Dance music; news 700—WMAF, So. Dartmouth—428 6:15-12— 1130—WBE 7—Events of the cial summary | T:15—Moran and Rumrill, sONngs 7:30—Banjo; piano —Sunshine Troubadours —The Murmering baritone 8:45—Recital, dramatic soprano *9:15—Band concert, Ninth Coast Artillery band from Fort Banks | {10—Correct time 850—WNAC. Boston—353 6:33—Dinner dance, “Jimmie” Gal- lagher orchestra 7:30—Animal Lovers' club $—WEAN Artists ensemble 9—Rhodes dance orchestra 670—WEEI, Boston—148 :35—Positions wanted; market and | news; lost and found ‘rom New York 30—News —Highway bulletin ~Big Brother club 30—Tenor 7:49—Earl Nalson and his uke s—Half Hour of Hospitality $:30—From New York {10:30—Organ recital News :05—Radio forecast and weather 620—WJAR, Providence—485 8:15—Baseball scores §:20—Musical program —Howard correct time Boston—265 day; scores; finan- popular 9:30—Same as WEAF New York Stations 560—WNYC—536 —Spanish lessons —Police alarms 5—Baseball results $—Maurice LaVove, baritone §:15—Ruth Hall, pianist *8:30—Goldman band concert from Central Park; Olive Marshall, so- prano 10:30—Police forecasts alarms and weather Charmaine | orches- | | 9:50—Giuseppe Adami, violinist AWV aBRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1927. 1020—WGL—294 9—Isaacson’s Concert Comrades ovelty; dogs broadcasting 5—~Concert Comrades 10:30—Harold Veo's orchestra 5—Wintz's orchestra —Waldorf dinner music 4:55—Baseball scores —Synagogue services 30—South Sea Islanders —Torre and Biviano, accordion and olin 15—Bob Davis recalls 30—Organ masters’ recital Correct time 9—Troubadours, playing cay's best steppers ):30—Silvertown orchestra; Masked Tenor —Jack Albin’s orchestra -12—Hagan's orchestra 660—WJIZ—A454 30—Baseball scores 35—M 3 4 e 5—DMarket quotations 11—Weather; Herlihey's orchestra 5:40—Financial summary —Cotton quotations | sllo-_-\\'A:\)l, \'fwu-k“—uD -6—Agricultural reports | 7—Bill Fellmeth, :‘Sports’ 50—Baseball scores —Holly Park Boys 610—WEAF—492 ! | Eastern Stations 710—WOR, Newark—422 16:15—Jacobs’ ensemble Broad. | 6:45—Kathleen Robinson, songs |6 —Baseball scores acobs’ ensemble Commodore orchestra ime; “Rambling in Arcady” he Congo Tribesmen —WOR string quartet Balalaika Boyars News bulleting Silver | ! 7 Carreot dirae :45—"Bill, the Fisherman" TGistirgs. Balls. onchesta 8§ — Merchants and Professional 7:30—John Kennedy, “Wateh Your| League #*9—"Rosmersholm,” Players Guild 10—Downtown Boys 11—Four Towers orchestra 11:30—Great Notch orchestra 1020—WODA, Paterson—294 03—Boxing bouts from Ebbets 7:35—George Hall's orchestra §—Retold Tales *8:30—Saxophone Octet 9—Maxwell House concert 10—Correct time *10—Our Musical United States 110:30—Freddie’ Rich's orchestra | 760—WHN—395 5—Bill Norris' Melody Gang otton club orchestra 0—Prince Piotti, entertainer 0—FPoems by N. T. G. —*Care of the Hair" 9—Al Lynn's Music Masters 10—Roseland dance orchestra 11:30—Silver Slipper orchestra 12—Frivolity orch | | *9: Field ing, planist s orchestra 1070—WGCP, Newark—280 6—Lake Hopatcong Hour ilight Hour s—Bert Normai's orchestra | 8:20—Castle Terrace entertainers !'5:30—Bert Norman's orchestra 1220—WAAT, Jersey City—246 arket reports 5—Dinner music 0—Weather forecast ports resume 830—WDWM, Asbury Park—361 | 6—John Dufty, pianist | 6:30—Studio program ! 7—Dinner music s—Emily Vanderpool, &oprano i —Frederick Vanderpool, pianist Pryor’s band A. Leonard Stiles, tenor | 9:30—Pryor's band s | 6 7:30—Calvary evening services 6 810—WMCA—370 10—Bert Andrews, tenor 25—Baseball scores 0—Ernie Golden’s orchestra 7—"Home Adornment,” talk 7:10—Ernie Golden’s orchestra 7:30—Tappen's Entertainers *9—Fights from Ebbets Field 11—LeRoy Montesanto, tenor | 11:30—Lou Alter, pianist {10—Viola_Tuitle Trio 860—WGBS—349 {11—Sea Girt orchestra 6—Booker's orchestra 500—WIP, Philadelphia—508 | 920—WABC—326 6: t Lanin's orchestra 7:30—Motor boat talk | 6:30—Alec Marr, songs 7:45—Atlantic Ladies' trio | 6:45—Department of Agriculture §:15—Mid Pacific 7—Roll call, birthday list 580—WOO, Philadelphia—508 7:30—WO00 trio §:15—Helen Hitne Harris, pianist; cellist Theater grand orchestra 0—WFI, Philadelphia—105 | 9—Atlantic Air theater presentation 9:30—Dr. Mu Presents 10:30—Harold Leonard's orchestra 11:30—Weather forecast 970—WRNY—309 9—Stephen Czukor's Aristocrats soprano; Letitis Wiliam Schmidt, 9:05—Anton Civoru, baritone d , | 9:15—Helen Schafmeister, pianist | 6:30 Ernie Hol: orchestra —Giuseppe Barsotti, tenor 740—WLIT, Philadelphia—105 > = 7:30—Seventh radio piano lesson | §—Torre and Biviano, songs 8:30—Organ masters 9:02—Stanley Theater program | 10—silvertown orchestra 790—WGY, Schenectady—380 6—Stock reports; news 30—Van Curler orchestra 20—WGY agricultural program | 8—General Elcctric band 9—Troubadours 30—Brazilian Mandoliers | 0—DMaurice Brown, cellist 10—Henri's Melody Merchants 30—Hardman Male Quartet 11—Eddie Elkins’ orchestra 970—WPCH—309 6—TYerkes Flotilla orchestra 6:45—Mike Jackson, Yes, Sir T—Georges Camara, SOngs Park Central ensemble ish hour Ma'am, 8—Je | their position |y sir Henrl on | here quote him as saying that the | American oil industry would be the |arrangement with the soviets, with |tinued, thanks to the money sent by 950—KDKA, Pittsburgh—316 —Scores; dinner concert 0—Power period —From WJZ | $:30—Concert from Homer Smith | 9—From WJZ | 640—WRC, Washington—469 6—From WEAF 0—From WEAF ayflower orchestra | 8:30—From WEAF | 1050—WBAL, Baltimore—386 | 5—WBAL Salon orchestra 0—WBAL dinner orchestra | 8:30—WBAL string quartet | 9—Maxwell Hour 10—WBAL dance orchestra 'ROCKEFELLER DOES " NOT HOLD VIEWS Disgres Wi Bris 01 Han on Russia ‘ Becomes | NewYork, Aus. 3 UP—A vain {protest by Sir Henri W. 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