New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1927, Page 20

/ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1927. THURSDAY, Fastern Standard Time New Emzls;;ld Stations 360—WTIC, Hartford—>536 N WEAL 500—WDRC, New Haven—; 1100—WICC _ Weathe 900—WBZ, Springfield—333 s—Weather ing ensemble baritone Jackie's orch Ramsay's Radio Rodeo alities in Art pple of Gildersleeve, Bill W r presentation Mu Presents —Weather forecast 01— ce orchestra 970—WRNY—309 13—Opening of “Jazz Singer” Al Jolson, Cantor Rosenblatt T0—WMSG—236 9—Planist, whistler, radio baritone American personalities -Accordion, soprano, pianist Theater orchestra f n WIZ . LaFrancis res, assisted and by Frederick | adio Show and his Idea ¢ 1 rom Wade, tenor; 30—Louis Kliepfel with Redmond, tapper Howard, composer-pian- ndor Szatmary, ce —McEnelly's orchestra 11:30—Weather 1040—WTAG—Worcester—258 1—Same as WEAF S—Messenger §:01-—Baseball scores itone; Eastern Stations T10—WOR, Jacobs' en! Leroy Montessanto, 8:55—Baseball reeults acobs’ ensemble 30—Harold Stern’s orchestra Concert with orchestra dio program alzburg Trio—Charles P 10:15—Leland Camp, 15- program 6 ime; same as WEAT 830—WCSH, Portland—361 Stock: 6:10—W, tenor Correct t d found; s WEAF —WNAC, Boston—353 Festival’- mmac, Rollin French tenor Myer, bulleting —Weather; Stern's orchestra . Palisades—395 tan Grand orch s’ orchestra —Morey Pearl orchestra 670—WEEI—Boston—148 -Positions wanted; market ve; lost and found o program ittle of This and That” g Trio H ~Orchestra musie 1020—WODA, Paterson—291 9—Joseph Lapsley, baritone 19:30—The Patersonians with son "he Hawaiians zvous “alifornians —WNJ, Newark Irank Dailey's orc Tom and Jerry, songs nt 0—W( aders no, 620—WJAR—Providence— 184 "P—Newark—280 — as WTIC Orchestra 9—Time 4—From WEAT tenor stra ; orchestra ) 1220—WAAT—Jersey City—246 rket reports Dinner music jorts resume ~—Little W; 0—Heetrodyn Trio New York Stations WNYC—52 pianist 1g talk ; Dora planist, so- ition opening lec- in Federal Proce- s T. Tuttle. 1 band tan Sammy, songs isic 30—WDWM—Ashury Park—361 Edwards et Fmma Trio WIAT—192 Chureh quar y Organ recital —F hestra 1—Orche 590—WO0O0, Philadelphin—508 WOO Trio 0—WIP—Phila Dinner mu Aterson’s or <tra Aphin—508 iime story Music Radio Quor Banjo T Nat Lan T10—WEL Philadelphia—105 Ernie Holst's orehe 11—Trom WEAT 1100—WHA 7:45—Horticu Ve Permanent First Morgages L 5150 Insurance eWitt Co. Inc. MAIN ST. f 151 Interest 1050—WHAL, Baltimore—:286 | " Southern Stations { | Jo. Same us WBAL danc b G10—WRC, Washin Same as WEAF as WBZ ur of s W nd same 372 Choral rec — e Through the Static 600—WBAP, Fort Worth—3500 good for 30-—Salc &oloists John Josey, organ —WSB, Atlanta—176 n orchestra; is made to the | a dance ar- from v evening. It will be | has ing something-or- ! t that the h us all night a try [ gregation, will might, we coul t duck the | WJAR st med thing. What it was we don’t | instead of know. It might have been static and |the first it might have heen alot of blah. It was a suc there's no | loubt about that. We had a lot of un trying to get rid of it. Volume was excellent throughout the eve- ning, althous we encountered s € +ling on a few stations. We ville, which broadeast ¥r m WEAF. 4 the troupe side of its h tation. we §20—WFLA, Clearwater—366 2:3 e Post music hou 1l scores Just n o S8 .« . shington, at 10:40 John B. Daniel begin- w-by-blow . - nd bout t Max La fin telling it a six-ro mi-final. The station came through loud, but we surprised bevond words to fin It the announcers at some of the t WC € ing boxir ons would give the call letters cld th, ener than once every hour an cing locate Ale (by actual count « dignity is the stop watch) the fans gnashing their teeth. . One of the most interes grams of evening c WJZ at 6:20 o'clock, and before We go any f r we would like to congratulate the station for going ! on the air at that hour, when there Same as WEAF is such a sparcity of wort 0—Studio recital rial to which to listen, Well, t otilla club; baseball scores program in question was presented "AM, Cleveland—100 ¥ the Highlanders, a male glee club you might call it, under the dire tion of Marshall Bartholomew eman who coaches the Yale ccording to Milton J WJZ staff. The High- {landers sang a collection of college SONgS to begin with, but they grad- uated down to just favorite songs of the home folks. The voices were well iulated and so was the station ich faded out of the picture every ' WRC, to w with ann SSO—WSM, N e 1—Atwater Ke Studio con shville—341 Auditions & 1180—WRVA, Richmond—234 enandoah Night Western Stations —KDKA, Pittshurgh—316 inner concert; baseball eport —Farm reports; playlet ame as WBZ Baseball; weather Pittsburgh—517 - cen Matty Gall r. He reach- s Chicago and Nash- 15 not o good for dis- tance in these times, little playmates . rher an had he by might special stop , 11 Chicago, bass WHT, came t singer,c 2 Kay-Bea Book review was loud henectady, pro Cincinnati s was WGY m offerir heard WKBQ WGN, W Chicago: WSM, Nush luntic City; WO k WIP and WCAU, WICC, WTIC 3 boring cit to say nothing —Same as WEAF | 9—Cavaliers |10—Studio program 11—Dance orc PH—WG " fS—Dinner concert; children’s chat §—Organ; studio program hia; KDKA, Pitt Detroit—319 news; markets; | burgh, announce t transmitter call letters which -XZ, will ansmitter will as Iy from that tin a That's all for today, thani E. L New Guy £0 16 Sweetest tre | well plan. |of sur 830—WSAI, Cincinnati—361 few minutes, ¢ to come \—Better business talk back louder | 9—Tima announcement ing In Despair?’ 9:0n—Studio progra m Cigar,” “When Pa 10:10—Same as WEAF and “'Rosalie” {11:30—Florence and Missour! Kin- tions. 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