New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1927, Page 18

18 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1927. T {usually listen through WDRC. His e S gy | deep voice and his strange inflec- | tons make of him an unusual T sonality, and his weird pronuncia \ |tion of some of the titles of dance companied by something of T, are T—— bound to k ot one in course, Ernie is SATURDAY f Fastern Standard Time. |3 R | NOTE — Asterisks denote best Pro- | ¢ grams of the Day. | 1370—WKBQ—219 innouncer. Haven 500—WDRC, Ne+ 15 - le-Dar 268 quartet oothall ok |2 aritone wherd dancd Kk us to New York shers and L1I0—WICC, Bridgeport—211 Ve S60—WAAM Newark—3 19 POO—WRZ, Springt Harvari-Ir : ¢ 01 Dean Dic t Us 8 orch. : Ath s ist 5 . moved along t The Boston Symphony orch, | from Victor The st from e selections 1—Weather and inissing persons. 580—WTAG, Worcester—517 30— Studic ! s orch that buzz we o orchestra. music We ran into k WEAR seriod was being offered and, and the announcer’s voice, we no effort to attempt to un- derstand the titles of the selections tenor soloist possessed that frolf { Portland lost and found; 1120—WWRL, | 1—Radio hour. | S—Industrial ex Studio party 1170—WL] Concert gr Woodside, L. 1.—208 || he mus Indiana football ard stadium. Brooklyn—256 sounded 000) in ¢ orchestra. monologues. | a strikingly clear voict Sinfonians. four of . {1ike a million dollars (31,000 =Ll ey cold, hard cash. Harmonic re —Around Brooklyn with music. | Dance ; —Dance hour. 1220—WEVD, Woodhaven—246 .. Dewy Day™ from from We heard “Desw, in rapid succession, onee rovidence, and once more, making a grand , if figures do not de- Four Ser- the Provi- Dew Square | Paradis band. |g.45—Monolog ]'“II;:l\(:} “‘_W el anken, ad- | coive The Hawaiian 530Dl | enaders played it from 50—Dance ation 1220—WA! Market reports “Dinner music. | WBAL. WJAR came throngh §:40—Weather; sports. timidly, WBAL had Son| prano, tenor. keeping its he o aorrics {that mob o s down fanist, soprano, i 1 : 370—WKBO, Jersey Cf |Znetea i L b0 ma Studio musicale, orche they epread out thing | —Violinist, songs. at time 1370—WCGU, Sca Gate, N, Y.—218 | oooo | 8—1Unity society lecture. 1 P es by a |8:15—Smiling baritone; string trio. |or Coldwell, or Goldwell, or itute of Atls, Thing, came through erisy ack Phillips, Cleveland, the powerful sta- Dance music. {tion living up to expectations, more i Tadi N usaters DAl or The solos were interesting 11:15—Dance music, nd handled, including euch 1140—WDWM, Asbury Park—262 [numbers as “I Wish for You 6—Hour of“music. | : Me Back to Babyland.” 5—Carteret trio. . soprano, baritone, pianist. | yowwe ¢ {iina, surprised us Vloud as if it had been there mpass clu r Davis Le Morey Pe 670—WEEL music. rsey City—248 ation of Kalls' orch ay bulletin, program. Contin baritone. 10: 0 " adio forecast, —219 som terrible Miss Caldwell some- from New Y(-)rkAStations 570—WNYC—526 ¢ an, planiet. ; ferry schedule Less, well unicipal Af Concert program. cts about our government. Civil service announcement. Instrumental. caro North coming in a8 all the . and 0—WFI, Philadelphin—105 Tea Room ensemble | 6:30—Adclphia |\ —Ttethany —Frank Farrell's orc L J Dinner music. : n be ¢ quartet. “Ain't iano "‘1']‘"““ Flirting With J Campbell, readings. At WFI ensemple. B S —Foo! orchestra e nssen’s orchestra. T, Philadelphin—308 WBBM, Chic "he High Jinkers. 1 Jance orchestra r Iess popular dance chmond, presented She K Dilt You. go, was heard, a tling off more or ing Aces. music. Dinner music. T ure; market reports. “Bedtime story. S—Ruth Rile, contralto. Sip Coffee program. George R. Taylor, lenor. Onc-act pliy with musfe, Kenton's Dance orchestra. Organ recital e e 90—W0O0, Philadelphia—508 | orning w ¥ nd organ and trumpets, prised to booming —WOO trio. 5 through loud on a wave- Man HAR, Adsntle Cty—373 | by ahout e —WHN—395 e of WOR. tions le=owsinulEtn. 1 4 peing presented, an the mueic tudio S L e vasn't interfered with by the siight i Sl st disturbance, The station proved :’J’l: e a 1okt 2 Rs: to be the Bell Telephone test sta- tion located somewhere in New Jer- y and bearing fhe call letters XN. The concluding number on program was “Lights Out.” Phonogra records, bu excellent As could make out, it was the alr g's Dance orch. ther Teports. -Dartmouth game. “Manhattan_trio. (torrect time; football results, 7:10—Frede orchestra. band. xvlophone. were WEEI Home." WEKIO, WIR, WGY, WRC, obeity said, at 4 ined in and were this sur- a'clock tion Band s wer Studio program. Concert program e or -Negro spiritun Dance orche a 1390—WOKO, Peckskill—216 ~Songs ut the piano. Robert Camphell, S That's all for today, Boxi bouta. P 790—WGY, Schencctady—3s0 - as WEAF. J—Dinner_music. n WEAF. program Buffalo—303 ones. s We only station on the thanks! FRENCH IWPRESS PLAINVILE WOHAN Miss Fisher Found Evidence ol Friendship for America 280—WKBW, Buffilo—217 Spiritual quarter hour. feeling of Ame That the reported il e s t Fisher of ) 1 i Harry Fish S80—WCALL Pittsburih on orchestrid WECH—308 Through the Static | !0 i from ch out didn't have to re compan- rom this Cherbourg, they for ven- ixiliary conventior sprakers Seven Mile” Parade ets of the witifully Second ing onie lourecly ted Vorsailles of Mirrors" where concluding the and World music WDRC, New kskill. Wi Mis E 1 her y ey wars WA York WOKO, © brother made trips to several battlefields, Mr. 1 and has inel the e ad a shore her fought v heside the Maditerrancan. 1up the oppor = trip to Rome to believe that it t actually ition ha French Prices R Fisher was rin Switz. 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