New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1927, Page 18

Eastern Standard Time, NOTE — Asterisks denote best pro- grams of the day. New England Stations & ship” 560—WTIC, Hartford—536 N 6:30—Dinner music rly Birds henck and orches- 's “Ask Me Another” cert from WEAF ers n of the 10d Pre week sure’ 9 Pond dance orchestra vs, weather 500—WDRC, New Haven—208 Musical program “Time; same a8 WMCA kians, popular Kongs School of music 9—Time; banjo trio program 9 r Community Formal 6; 000—WBZ, Springfield—333 10—Weather -Health talk, “Nutrition for Bert Lowe's orchestra 7:30—Radlo Nature League §—The Sparkers, from WJZ $:30—The resters from WJ 9—Musical 9:30 Years of —Dick Newcomb's orchestra 5 atheri missing persons line furray Hockberg's orchestra e intonians 30—Animal Lovers' club 45—Lady of the Ivories String quartet | 0—Character singer, pianist, cell- |6 15t 7 9—"Memories,” a program present- 17 ed by 12 vocal and instrumental | § groups, from WOR 10—Famous composers’ “Verdi," from WOR —Leo Reisman’s orchestra Jacques Renard's orchestra 800—WJAR, Providence—375 7:20—Community chest talk hour, | 9—String Sextet B 12 mid—WF {5—Shopping directory { 11—Revue NYC—526 ~Herman Neuman, pianist 5:10—Recipes —Maria Cavac Economics,” Naro, soprano | Mrs (6 0-—DPolice 35—Air College, lands” 55—Air College, “Educational Re- formers” :15—Harold Fowler, funter Collegs mus s quartet 9 on B1mon, EONgs 10—P. S. Athletic League 10:10—Horse show 0—Police alarms; weather 11 5—Lane Instrumental trio | 610—WEAF—192 “5 [ “Volcanic tenor ¢ cours 0 8- 5:30—Popular songs ame as WTIC 9—Correct, time Proubadonrs Orchestra and 8i :30—Manger 660—WJZ—1514 —Market quotations cial summary —Cotion quotations Agricultural - Medite fight re- ritone T00—WQAO— evening 8 S10—\WMCA—30 24-HOUR SERVICE $1.00 MONTLLY TESTING FLAN By Eaperts [ New Britain Radio Service ||, Radios and Supplies 10 M. A M 103 from 0 AL M. to 8 . M 9—Ath 12 mid.—Salon orchestra 10:20—Bulge: | 10—Downtown Boys 11—Four Towers orchestra (i 7—Book revi |1120—WWRIL, Woodside, L. §—To be announced 7:35—WOO trio 8:90—J. W. €. T NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1927 Red network programs 0:30—Dance orchestra. 940—WGHP, Detroit—319 Dinner concert 8:30—Red network programs 9—Columbia programs MAQ, Chicago—4i8 7—Organ recital signals; weather s—University lecture orchestra 9—Columbia programs —WRNY—300 11—Dance orchestra ‘Perfume” 720—WIBO, Chicago—116 Soprano, duets s—Dinner concert ale quartet n orchestra = ‘l.’ukrs "(’)r 31.:1(‘ 3 r program Debate: Congreseman Celler v, | carnres Artist recitals 10—Popular progran 870—WLS, Chicago—315 r concert ate hour Glee club concert 11—Hodge Pode 980—WGN, Chicago—300 Girls PT0—WPCH—300 letie elub hoxing 0—Merman and Kede Mimie club songs 1020—WGL—291 neers Time; news: racing ) Comrades 45—Lessons in governmen! n history ity Four an bree 0ld Vea's orchestra [ 1170—WEBJ—216 ‘ Gt o Dan Barnett's orchestra | 1180—WRVA, Richmond—251 Biily Day | 8—Organ recital —Soprano, ¢ ss, violinist | 9:15—Concert program Clarence Willlams' trio —Dance orchestra rdhim Four 630—WSB, Atlanta—176 30—Planist, - Day program ted network programs St 650—WHAS, Louisville—161 Eastern Stations 8:30—Concert progr: = 560—WHO, Des Moines—536 710--WOR, Newark—122 $:30—Iour Horsemen 15—I"kulel: Hob McDonald 9 Red network programs cannoll Sbisroa 810—WDAT, Kansas City—370 nd Wallace, songs §—sStudio program work programs d Henry Musical program 800—WOC, Davenport—375 | 3—studio program twork programe | 12:45—Nighthawk I 550—KSD. St. Louis—515 ame as WRZ Fellmeth, sports k, organ | * Guild Another excellent evening, We might say that it was much bette | than onday night, since ther wasn’t so much noise, Statie kept out of hearing during most of the cvening, although along toward o'clock this morning things be get a bit rough. There was excellent | volume on all Chicago anding in the out the night. From 6 o'clock right on through the evening, conditions were good and local radio fans | should have no kick coming at all PR Regarding the 1020—WODA, Paterson—294 30—News; sport talk rdinals 10—Shoppers 0—Serenaders —Recital wtertainment :30—Gondolicrs 1070—WGCP, Newarkd_280 Alice from Wonderland —Harry Olsen’s orchestra . Lester Gorton, tenor guide 4 $—Da e I |stations to announce call letters for o {several numbers at a time. Al atian, tenor, | though not generally known, it is a fact that the ede 1 Radio com- ~—268 mission has a regulation concerning just that phase of broadcasting, the failure to comply with which m mean the suspension o fending station’s license {lation specifies that 1070—WNJ, Newark—280 dy Man —Songs, violinist, baritone 0—Three Night Owls Daly and Hedman, songs —Paramount. orchestra 1120—WBKY, Brooklyn—268 (N Night Hawks , Brooklyn—256 That regu- stations shall I minutes at Jeast, and oftener if pos- sible. That isn't done for the con- nience of radio fans, particularly, since the commission states that stations are checked up from time to time and the failure to announce call letters hampers the work. How- ever, if @ long musical number is belng played or if a speech s b given, it i not necessary to bre into them, the announcement of the station's location, Lefore and after the feature in question, being suf- /illiam Annette, violinst ficient. Most stations in this vicinity Dance orchestra, are 1l about announcing | call letters the information at the close of every |number. However, several of the Chicago stations are inclined to wait for some time and many of the smaller broadeasters fail to un- nounce themselves except at long in- |tervals, | P 1170—WL Mel Craig’s orchestra, 20—WAAT, Jersey City—248 t reports dinner musie 10—Wecather forecast 45—Sports resume 1220—WGRBB, Freeport—216 Harmony B Musicyl Girt tterson’s orchest —Studio hour 740—WF1, Philadelphia—10, 30——Whispering orchestra 590—WIP, Philadclphia—508 10—Concert As we said before, i excellent for {through the f {onstrate what was possible lo'clock we tuned in WSEA, Virginia Beach, which was coming through loud. A male voice sang, at the re- band lquest of a fireman, “Show Me the a Career’ Way to GGo Hom He wa hestra - and studio 'y anoiner gentleman |1 1wo of them Morning ¢ WGN, Chicago, came in with an organ sclection, “The Waltz of Love” very clear. Then, at 6:13, WPCH, New York, offered piano se- lections. At 6:15 we heard KDKA, Pittsburgh, with dinner music by the Stringwood cnscmble. W1 cago came through etrong presenting Al Melgard at the or feditations.” Then, at 6 nd, rushed in on all causing us to stay there for A heavy voleed fn- dividual sang “By My Side” (not so #00d), and then another gent called —Stanley club concert I presented “You Can't Drive 1110—WFRBL, Syracuse—258 My Dreams Aw ichards, “Relay of WY baritone, offered T e Roof 3 Where the Laughter R " Away me * lto WOR, Newark, at Buffalo—545 “Lullaby” . Detroit, at Venetian ensemble, a Goldle ation, rendered selections from Firefly.” It was a simple matter to 1o W7 New York, at 6:42, to hear Irvin Abrams orchestra play “Following You \round.” st night radio. We'll take you hour just to dem- 45—Dupt. of Agriculture At 6:05 Izoll gall, birthday st 590—WO0O0, Philadelphia—508 Dentistry as —Grand or concert, 1100—WPG, Atlantic City—273 Organ recital ~Morton dinner concert Jinner dance 10-—Concert music 40-—World wonder excurslons Concert orchest “Know Your School Address” International Serenaders Pal; Artists 20—Dance orchestra 790—WGY, Schenectady—380 Market repo I——Agricultu 550—WMAK, r dance & program ams Buftalo—303 o1 melodies < programs Brown's wani 1080—WHAM, Dinner cor Artist recit orchestriu South and West 1050—WBAL, Ba Dinner conee imorc—286 Artist 610—WRC, Washington—169 Dinner concert Ized rk programe neopators TH0—WTAM, Cleveland—100 HALL'S 179-183 ARCH ST-NEW BRITAIN through- | the of-| announce the call letters every 15 | 1d most of them give Still on the first hour. WR( iington, happened along at offering dinner music from % Then at 6:47, came WCSH,, . with a farm talk. At 6:4% tuned in WEAF, New York, in the Waldorf-Astoria music as an aid to digestion. On we striking WTIC, Hartford, at . which station was hooped up New York for the dinner con- At 6:55, after a lapse of five | ind out why sizling, we /, where- the tion re- person, with cert. WGY, n Eyck orchestr 16 divided honors. WIZ, Spri orchestra broad- 7 o'clock we h Haven, with dance 1 . Then, Wi Atlantic City, at 7:01, with election re 1 7:08 we went over to W oston, where dinner dance being played, and so the ilour was over. We didn t any records or We took our time d leisurely from one must was first attempt to thing like and just station to .« e moved conside 0 tell the howe didn't et ing ex cptional, election returns being the forte of most stations. Many of the roadcasters yed on the air n nsual, for that reason, an 1l provided with tainment even lat lock this morning o oee WHO, Des Moines stations of 1 in the : we enter 15 one of 1h the evening, seem. WMAK, was another loud one, breaking all records up in the code. We heard two or three rusual stations, among | wi Wellesley Hills; Hopkinsvilie, Kentucky; Johnstown, Pa “ e e A Ist of the might show more conclu ictory the even a JA, Virgin WLE, WOK, WEBM, WLIE, WIBO WPCH, WEAF, WJZ, WGBS, WNY(, New York; KDKA, Pittshurg , Cleve- land; WOR, Newark; ., WGHP, Detroit WCSH, Portland; rtford; WGY, Schencetady; springfield; WDRC, Nev ; Atlantic City; WLW, WSAIL . Cincinnati; CKCL, Toronto; . Scarboro, Ont.; WSM, Nash- ; WADC, Akron; WP, Johns- Buffalo; WHO, T Boston; KMOX St WeCo, One rather un- them bein, WEIW, WHBP, stations we heard vely how and W . Wellesley ; WITW, Hopkinsville; Minneapolis; W Atlanta. more than our previous record. . e That's all for tod: Gov. Byrd’s Reforms Given Hearty Support Richmond, Va., Nov. 9 (UP)—The ram of Governor Byrd, transctiantic flyer hearty @ssemb) yesterday'. reform pro brother of sured of result of L election, branches of the legislature continue Jemocratic Democrats wei y offices despite pre-election wrges that fraud at ing of the ansent v ) to Mot republican ¢ tended wor amendment hree constitutional were approved. San Francisco Mayor Re-elected by Biz Vote Nov. 9 (UP) San Fran Francisco, 8 re-clected yesterday when Vol was polied. rns from 9500 out of 9 preeinets today gave Rolph §2,764; Power, 55,130; Uhl, 10,561 A total of 162,292 votes were easf, exceeding San Far heaviest previous vote by mor William J. IMitz riff, by a vote of 5143 for Rolph ha Francisco for 16 yecars, s greatest cver cast in the cisco's than 3,000 was eleet 5 to 64, Thomas Finn, incumbent, been mayor of San rald FOR THE BEST ‘NOW BOYS! Pay Close Attention Here’s the most interesting announcement you have read in a long while. 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