New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1927, Page 36

FRIDAY. Eastern Standard Time. NOTE — Asterisks denote best Pro- grams of the Day. New Engl:;;ld Stations quartet, orchestra from Anglo-Per! from AR A Half Hour with the Heat Folks, male quartet and instru- world's heavy- the Duncan of harmony stra, Phillips C monies. From WEAI of 11—Ben Beroie and his orchestra, | from WEAF 11:30—News and weather 1060—WDRC, New Haven—283 b—Musicale §:30—Time. Same a3 WMCA Theater review. New 7:10—WMCA 17:30—Santa Claus program $—Contralto, pianist, xvlophonist s—Time. Studio program. Talk on volce culture #:30—Studio offering 10—Dance music :80—Time. Weather 1130—WICC, Bridgeport—266 5 —Danbury Merchants' program 6—Bridgeport Merchants’ program 1—Weather 7:15—Studio program 0—Agricultural bulletins s—Hour of music 9—From the studio 10—8even Gables dance orchestra 900—WBZ, Springfield—333 o0—Markets. We §—Jerry Falvey'es orchestra 3—Falvey orchestra —Health hints 7:30—WJZ 3—Musical program $:30 — The Stenographers, Wiz 9—Group of vocal and instrumental solofsts and aggregations, quartet and orchestra. From WJZ 10—Time. 10:05—Musicale ¢'s orchestra Weather 580—WTAG, Worcester—517 5—Same as WTIC O—Dance music News. Studjo program —Time. Same as WT1C 9:30—Hawaiian Serenaders me as WTIC WS 580—WCSH, Portland—508 markets, lost and found, farm feal S. Farm school ame as WITC —Concert sure Hu rs Th 4 Juvenile Smilers Santa Claus cherg orchiestra teisman’s orchestra Motorists’ Guide wdy of the Ivorles, Editorial Review of the Week tighland string tenor soloist $:30—E. Lewis Dunham, organist 9—Dependable Hour, from WOR 10—Cap'n Kidd and his Bucaneers, from *#10:30—Red D dent Band, 11:05—Dance v 620—WJAR, Pro 15—Same as WTI 0—Musik Tawkalog assisted by quartet His Stu- vidence—3i84 1 Four 19—Same as W New York Stations 570—WNYC—526 Herman Neuman, planist 10— Markat high epots 20—George I'alkenberg, baritone :35—Alr Colle ing _Afr college 1 . forry schedy ge, extempore speak- th talk Hayes, bal- itz violinist Griffin 2udolph Josko 610—WEAF—192 weather 660—WIZ—151 tione Poet 16—Tom H nce orchestra; “The ] 6:30—Tange da from | and | s NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBFR 2, 1927, Radlo World" 920—WRNY—326 4 “Play Lady G eatin k T 1020—WGI 9:05—Th 9:45 [—294 news; sports e Romantie trie ty League Montesanto, tenor « Worth's orchestra umboo orchestra Eastern Stations | | 710--WOR, Newark—122 }6:15—The Childr: 6:30—Iutuk, Leroy 12 mid.— —Chimes; Kays” Professo; :05—Henderson's orchestra 7020—WODA, Paterson—204 5:30—News; sport talk | 6—Fagano’s Californians unshine Boys Radio Shoppers' Guide —Old time dance music ~kly devotional service 11—The Harmonizers 11:30—Dance music 1120—WNJ, Newark—268 9:01—Violinist; soprano; pianist 11—Robert Treat orchestra 1120—WGCP, Newark—268 Alice from Wonderland —Danny Hope's orchestra —Crystal Gazer 7:45—Accordion trio 1120—WAAM, Newark—268 5—George Rogner, organist T—Bill Fellmeth, sports 5—Seacroft orchestra ntertainers 8:30—Cooper and Kievsky, songs g—Hour 10—Great Notch orchestra 10:45—Four Towers orchestra 11:15—Hollywood organ recital 1170—WLTH, Brooklyn—: music monologues; [ —Te —Son, dance scre- nadel 860—WIP, Philadelphia—319 20—Concert —Department of Agriculture —Bedtime story 740—WFI, Philadelphia—103 30 ra 7:17—Yellow Jackets Huddle 1100—WHAR, Atlantic City—27 7:45—Motion picture review | $—Seaside trio 1390—WOKO, Peckskill—216 6:10—Stadio program; WMCA arm school —Musical program —Health talk usic —Musical program eature ame as WT —One act play, Battle Clappersburgh,” WGY Players 10—Same as WTIC 990—WGR, Buffalo—303 : as WTIC of Pittsburgh } University music burgh trio ‘Weather; time 11:30—Dance program 50—WCAE, Plttshurgh—161 | §—Same as WTIC Southern S_tations 1050—WBAL, Baltimore—286 wdman Circle \—Dinner orchestra Mixed string quartets WBZ 650—WRC, Washington—169 d—Same as WEAF 10-11:30—Same as WTIC 550—WFAA, Dallas—545 Same as WTIC ort Worth—545 ale ‘oncert 500—WFILA, Clearwater—508 0—Weather —Organ and artists' recital | 8:3 10—Dan | 11—Novel 630—WSB, $:30—Washington At )—KTHS, Hot Springs—354 ssic coneert ce music; son )—HHK. Port an Prince—301 —Orchestral selections Vocal s Talk on Huiti stral s Louisville—: N30—WHAS, Same as WRZ 1180—WRVA, Richmond—251 Western Stations 750—WTAM, Cleveland—100 co orchestra e l\\ TIu WTAM Masq i ):30-—Same as WAL 00—WLW, Cin Weather: mar as WhZ WSAL Cincinnatl: E as WEAL 830—WWJ. Detroft—: f—Dinner t Same t —361 as WEAL GHP, Detroit—277 s WNAC CHICAGO ON WEAT TA0—WCCOM Minn §—same as WTIC ¢ Apolis—105 Loeh 30— Music ~Music program; —KGO, Oak S00—WO( as W1 as Wl S10—WDAF, Kansas (ity—370 chool of the Air v s WTIC avenport—375 y Through the Static | the navy and sec irked by g t really de o tters to set it off. (Foremar room—*"Try t boy!") Conditions were f there seemed to off in the buc consisted of a whirring ave the darndest noises) and tions suffered to so! was ex naged to br sroadea ference was still ing a great 4 fr bital le oise 1y extent. ume . however, | dialing system he same changes in wavel difficulty in locating th {wanted to hear. In those we wanted to hear where v ways found t all of you, them. J 10 In spite of the . we had no stations we most of ere right m. Not but most of as usua ust as much until [later in the evening. W i stations in that hour before quite a number for that tim to our of thinking. We the followir WHAM, | WFBL, from did way, WRIS, WDRC falo; WMCA, 2 New York WS Virginia Beach; W Philadelphia; KDKA, Pittsburgh; | WPCH, New York; WBZ, Spring- {field; WLS, Chicago; WPAP, New | York; WJIR, Detroit; WRC, Wash- ington; W w York, .. FBS The wavelength changes s have benefited several o tions. For iustance, WEE in muc fore. In fz However, the sta- | ion is on wavelength with | | WCSH, Portland, and, a: we | could make out WCSH was broad- casting some of time while W was on the air. 1f it wasn't Wi it was some other etation, we win anyway. WHT, Chicago, comes through extremely lou much louder than it did before, a | though it is in a zone of great gestion than it before. WABC, ! New York, doesn't fare so well, si lit is near WHT and in that zone of congestion, WJAR is back on 484 but it ju: an't compete with WEAF, as far as we are con- wed. The space around 360 me- ters has been clearcd up to some ex- | to say. | .. cms to the o Boston, | louder | 1, i SH, 15 | meters, | tent, we're happ: . | | | | It might be well to mentlon at | |this time that Robert C. Benchley, popular humorist and dramat i s master of ccremonies | ¥ which will chain including evening at ¢ v is well known and | has a large following. He will select team from The hour will be | levoted to collegiate music and | lic celcbrating the close of the | football season and it should be th st FFamily Party yet. Songs of the lleges will ired, | . . | What a fighter thinks of as he !in his co awaiting the bell "1 o first conscious that opponen Arill through m ght by Gene Tunn m to be be . sits for his e round, are trying to be told to- ho will ap- 0 ‘clock. The pro- WEAI glaring eyes wil co- hool Boy, 17, Is Signed for Majors 8 ¥ y ¢, 1A ing high D hool in Parsons, next spr ball player. st Louis after a 1-0 cont him the Twilight 1. ils to make th won his act win a igue here. hig leaguc end him to Club, Browns will Western | the their pros- 9 $1.00 MONTLLY TESTING PLAN By Experts New Britain Radio Service Radios and_Supplic L1051 from 6 T 4403 from 9 AL w Genuine “0ld Company’s Lehigh” The Shurberg Coal Co. Phone 2250 | 55 Franklin Street the entir, dent Calles. A re the fore ed himself with his usual n MOTHER OF FOUR BECOMES ARTIST And at 62 Years of Age She Wins Notice (B—Atter gl of four ck Hall Hemingway ify an ambition to has son imily to m an artist portrait it Y of pted for exhit Inst @ ther art centers, Traine an opera singer, v concert work and to 200 pupil lren growing s Erncst Hemin e Sun Also Ri 4 r Art T her ch - only son lessons author o color, &he me portr work took a short cut through the bandoned portraits ickly won rec her landscapes s Michigan, Florida v and in the for coun NORROW TOURING HENIGD 45 GUEST Ambassador Leaves With Pres. Calles for Nuevo Leon Mexico City President Calle Ambassador Diwi Will Rogers, left here at last might for a six-day tour of state ey inciudi 10 o in irrigation pro Nu Members of ed to the ai presid trip i northe Morrow, as the American rep ive to Mexico City ation shortly be ption w club car o the arrived Presi- held i ore as station and be the train left. Will Rogers, ti \ humorist, arr Antonio only t ' n left. Mexico Amer- vs to round,” Rogers told think T ca 1 doy ix into Mexican politics. you see About the only thing I regret my trip down here was th tortilios, food. Tortillos arc in three weeks, on from Texas ur or stove, trip panisl on @ ston: Rogers joked about his eing to Mex- ntion of buying 1 the American t the distinction ¢ o come Tonight at7:15 (Eastern Standard Time) Oakland Pontiac GENERAL MOTORS present who will announce and discuss his ALL.AMERICAN FOOTBALL TEAM (Courtesy Colber's Weekly) WEAF—WTIC and 26 other stations nket cheap,” he said. ‘ te, although 1 willing t s any other even including Americ 4 CHICAGO MEN FREED IN GRAPE JUICE CASE With - son- Quartet Charged Conspiracy to Violate Dry Law Found Not Guilty in U, S, District Court, (#)—TFour d with conspir- leral prohi crmented not guilty Stutes distriet co had deliberz ianapolis, Er rded as setting ¢ cdent nder the Volste to Elmer F. > e United Vin A. 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