New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1927, Page 36

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1927. b FRIDAY. Fastern Standard Time. New Englana Stations 560—WTIC, er concert ies o 1artford—536 ", New Have me as WMCA 1400—WICC, Bridgeport—214 alvey's orchestra Health hints 7:30—The Harmonians 7:45—Irene Simpson Rommel cert pianist $—Eric Tesche, artl 3$:30—Stenographers studio 3—The Sax Folks 9:30—Hawailan trio 10—Time 10:01—News 10 iffolk Symphony orchestra 11—Bert lLoowe's orchestra 11:30—W r; missing persons 580—WTAG, Worcester—517 trom 8:30—Stu idio program me as WEAF “Newa bulletin 880—WCSH, Portland—361 6—stocks; grain §:10—Weather announcements rm feature 7:30—Piano recital §—Treasure h s 850—\WNAC, Boston—333 Theater The Juvenile Smilers 30—Murray Hochberg's orch. )—Horoscope Delin ady of the I Review from WOR ener Hour” ' from WOR Jositions wanted; lost. and fou Rincs' orchestra —Girle’ quintet icale wcekarlanc 11:10—Organ o torecast and weatler 620—W AR, Providence—i181 music music New York Stations 570—WNYC—526 S10—WMCA—370 970—WRNY—309 1k con- | {9 tenor, with assisting Wiz | ion | ories; talk Eastern Stations 710—WOR, Newark— 1020—WODA, Paterson—294 ports talk 7 Shoppers’ guide §—Politics at Home Mooney Drothers 1I),|)—\\ \.l Newark—280 -WN rs' club 11—Je 11:30 ish songs »ance orchestra 70—WGCP, Newark—2! from Wonderland srunswick Hour 20—WWRL, Woodside—268 g duo be announced baritone banjos ry Park—361 Jtenor “orchestra , Philadelphia—405 s Girt . service talk music WOO ore 0—WOO operatic ensemble ) jane, song recital Philadelphia—508 s orchesira —13e drm"‘ story llllli—\\ H! \l{ Atlantic Clty—273 shencctady—380 pCK TEpOTLS; News items Musical program calth talk man theater program [} m—\\ RC, Washington—169 fig= | artet alvert ensemble AR 600—\\"\1‘ Yort W uuh—”nu Variety musicale t recital Atlanta—176 S, I n\mu.l~~ll\2 ; time an ion talk W esm n \tatmnfi 316 KDKA, l'nu—lmr,_) 50— W1 A, Cleveland—100 910—WGHP, Detroit- WELW, Cincinnati— (leans hands than cake soaps. quickel" static 1id considerable our fun last e didn’ vith tisfy far away 1 the ooked network It alr fron up with from the the to a complete t fon and well repaid for so doing. . one of the best banjo- | d 1 a solo tha d off. for real, played in an we recommend the Fekimos announcer had a novel way of ng a story out of the titles of Among the selections | i1 Maybe: 's You, wnee Shore,” ete, ete ete. Wi as steady and s clear as WTIC was en with take our h original man | pitol itation from wric all right except for the ct that the act was a wire- walk iibition, and you know how such things go on the air. Jim Clancy did his best to hei in- erest by descri € proceedings. but somehow other, we just couldn’t work bit of enthu- sias ed at 10 |o'clock and Worthy Hills' orchestra played “Cornfed.* There's a band [ that sounds 100 per etter in person than it dors over the air. P was last cen program W Worcester, t station was out. But | During the Eskimos noved over to WTPAC ust to find out how th coming through. We found we're keeping it a secret, PR The (censor on the air from W istencd to seve jins that the boys sang well in cl 1 all of the pro- " which | “0la pal” ) Brothers were 2 You ich of that . . | we ng ¥ heard and of the some ne st throngh WIG cllow must fol- | honest the thin enough rything. surprsied hear some of WPG was 1 could to ard | that we | ! wusa, learie | presented & but we figure he Head” en more apropos in - We aidn't cent Lopez way never have liked may mecet | | | We don’t like V nouncing. V . We never will. It vor with some people, doesn’t sound so good. Seems to us he plugs that “Lopez | speaking” trade-mark of his too much, anyway. But—he has a won- ler WTIC broadeast it at 11 o'clock I g and the mu-| | sic w ., too, there was w fellow Bob Cruikshank | f we are about that name. | reet us, we want to gl \ t fellow edit in the | world) lute wow a4 gave program ¥ 00 hort, absolutely too short. He g a song a parrot, in which ird in an entir mann » presented an | a gn\!'x',‘ heard. ¥ obiles in us to roar wit presented one of the ing a mu- gh's flight but to us, it He's too nice. teveni ng cause 1l the an r i e imitate authentic imitation of an o Paris. t the type to be allowed free| t nicrophone, . e | wn foothall game af New WARQ, TWil- Broadcas eight Kent uditions in var- will compete lation district Jus parts of tate, g Da VS* e Here lg ck Toaded Shells A = E":a 1 Factory, No Mis-fires, Guns and Rifles Barrel Double Singlo | 1 Barrel 12-16 Hunting Coats—Gun Cases, o AT I A IS S SIS Small Ammunition, Cleaning Rods. Hunting Vests, H L. MILLS { Handy H. “The rdware Store™ 336 Main Street ””m”mfi e x ! Federal Prohibition Agents Investi- | front of the s | Mr. CarlL. Bloom tieut auditions to he WTIC, night at §:3 h woman w ow evening’s honor of ticut in t held at & < FIRE, PREVENTICN WEEK tomorrow ons to be Department Called Out Twice as con st is Period of Pablic Education in voi ONSYRrizes, Draws to Close. as far as is the fire de tion ut a fire loss w ind last n out in 3 o'clock in 1sical show cek might be ob- blast- when will be remem- 1 1y ht, city the brought com- corner tects to- 1 it is ex- s found that 's torch had caused a coal bin according Morris Cohn, to fire was dis- ¢ the building Dickinson Drug con Iy located, and Officer rang Box 14 at nd West Main eral pieces of found that an in- t fire to the window building, causing a J. W. 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