New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1927, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1927. esses | Tzzo dislodged ftself late yesterd:y and the baby is now reported out o danger. Josephine, the daughter o ones last night [ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Izzo of Ricl WBEM, | mondsville avenue, Westport ete,, etc., |lowed the screw while playing with her sister, And in addition, the station pos an honest-to-goodness announ . s Other very loud WRC, WIR W Co didn’t last « di ral 53 700—WLW, Cincinnati—128 experiences was delivered with all |ence. —Johanna Grosse Happy Boys sev )—Instrumental trio i music o : chem. innouncements ticad i 8 1 Serenaders : st, but attacke 1S inter W | e s | WQAM, Miami, Florida, very close | to WBBM, Chicago, came through | His voice, pleasing, | sirikingly loud, causing the dia- |were he well adapted for | phragm of the speaker to rattle at|WWJ, W. 1 he appeared to be | times And a station has to be pretty | cte. an at all times. |loud to do that. An organ recital was spoke in a pleasing manner and | presented, one of the numbers being | That's all for today, thanks! peared to be al home before the |the familiar “Song of India.” Onc | E . in |thing we liked; the announcer gave | pre- |the call letters often enough. At times between “Buggy Ride,” every number. He gave them at the Together” | beginning and at the conclusion of accompanied | every announcement. Phil Carlin acted | sEiedy ceremonies. One of the | WCAC, Storrs, offered a prime of the program Was | test program which began 2 ¢ impe tion of a lion tamer | midnight. The ssation broadeast comedian of the group. The |jance music by Tassillo's orchestr ew program has great possibilities | which was playing for the ann nd it should be one of the interest-{rootball hop. Thdt station im- f the coming year If it proved a great deal during the past s to present stars d_the r and it can place with r to those offered on | the foremost, z clarity and | Bri rogram last eVening. | tone go. The wave is strong and the | pointe d the affair well. But | feqtures come through undistorted. [day by eight thing about it is that if of those big f"IUH’f\J and WTIC continues to ! & . station won't have | own stuff. Of that's none of our business; t mentioned it in passing. is giving a lot of time to wdcasting at the present In fact, you'd be surprised if we listed the number of features However, they're all worth while and | U, with the possible exception | of Moon Magic which, while good, is | not especially “different.” We also ran into WOAT, San An- tonio, which came through with plenty of volume, A special program e c was being broadcast on a wavelength of about 500 me- ters. It one of the stations that was not accompanied by interfer- For Sale Small Restaurant, central lo- WBAP, Tort W ; cated. Price right, also High e telesrams (lass Grocery Store, doing nice business. the dignity of a college professor at oL, the laying of a corner stone for the | lab. | to 11—Dance music . ired . He n's “At Home s _orchestra; ton Pickers; (Pr—Walt Holm Moline, 111, was last night elect d captain of the 1928 Northwestern am. Holmer will be =« having carned two in the backfield. awarded Ictters. SATURDAY. o - « 1 Chicago, Dec. 3 last ird member ot was the { | them me 60—KY W, Chicago—526 8 WTIC WTIC, Hartford, a WEAF chain. Tt However i 0 AUTOS DITCHED Portland, Me., Dec. 3 (P—More | football t than automobiles wers ditched | ¢ lat one time late vesterday the ! Morrison’s Hill section of the Gray | Road after a storm of i special [snow, sleet and rain, had coat . highways. More than two f snow fell here to the accompani- ment of a f5-mile wind. It was 27| | degrees above zero at the weather | bureau at § p. 1 | Lastern Standard Time ors, songs; foroie | 270—WABC—309 3 + Garden or NOTE — Asterisks denote best Pro- grams of the Day. “At Da “The More Auld Lang §: 20 nior next year, playi men W on New England Stations lay dancy | . ywer orchestra % = . ather \ 1sons for pick h me semble, ich interesti vho h mber, een decidedly | as master of shonld h to those ~Variety concert 1 their 670—WMAQ, Chicago—110 a0 ralk; music r pro ance music it 2 about c—WTIC, Hartford: Dan Hara rso orchestra, 536 d N own from wm excel is a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, bort, Dee. 5 U sharp- | Bilious Fever and Malaria. w swallowed on Thurs- It Kills the germs. weeks old Josephine 0—WDRC. New Haven—268 = OUT OF DANGER Same as WMCA 1130—WICC, Bridgeport—266 gram ry characters ing during the from WJZ. vboy who ors simi WTIC han only 4 bond quotations and Judy a ed Almana iter Kent Audition 1 program forgot- ented i ny enjoyed the story concert \7\‘?;‘1‘1‘1‘7“ WE WILL CASH YOUR CHRISTMAS CHECKS pianist celltst orchestra T1I0—WOR, Wilson m’ Henry L] Music Box time 720—WLIB, Chicago—116 “Hoodlums; dance music 730—WBBM, Chicago—390 prograra; orchest organ nade ipper club sult of havir en Jambores iead with a fryi 870—WLS, Ol ! 1 Howe, pianist : Se Henderson's orchestra Harry Jentes Group nately for orever ra lelicacies. girl, So the and 1 latte uncle belic the cowboy had t it erazy a re- hit over the pan full of pan- irl and her uncle swal- g and they proce Nnterview 15—Time. er violinist; tone 380—WTAG, Worcester—>517 ulio music o cowboy, turning th orchestra croft dance -2 a. m.—Three orchestra 1010—WENR, Chicago—288 | 9—Popular m buld out high- sheep- \eters admirable | program came of thosc par told that he hen talkin —N¢ 15—Villa Veni Portland—508 ‘ 1020—WOD. 590—W( ocks. Markets. nouncements. Lost News 650—WNAC-WBIS, Boston—161 > Phonograph records. Shopping SH. Weid Weather, ZE program .overs' Period ; sport falk : ukulel ——Grill room took their in an manner and through well TaaE parts the It wouldn't hav “rolic Fro W fonians Studio program RATTe Same as WJIZ mptire 2 mid—Pat Cristello Gondoliers Four Horsemen s orch. . L e s 1120—WNJ, Newark—268 Velmg Joyes, plano d's orchestra 1 forRse el 7T10—WCCO, Minneapolis—105 -Dinner rt —Same as WTIC y ng. 1 1 1 1 Davis, baritone t the Tvories se Girl from —Lady of and r pburger, pianist P, Newark—268 Philosopher dance music ILns Angele: s program; Tigers 11—Weather; game bro from Boston Arena. Gerry Harrison Parad ans' Tund music Colonel Band" 45—Orphans' Fund 10—Radio Christmas Fund 1120—WAAM, Newark—2608 :35—Lunch Watkins 780—KGO, Oakland—381 11—Concert program 12—Hour of music 1 a. m.—Dance music £00—WOC, Davenport— s—same as WTIC $10—WDAF, Kansas City—370 hool of 7Bill Fellmet 1250—WDWM, Asbury Park—210 Dinner music . sports trio nor; pianist; banjo 860—WIP, Philadelphia- #2—Football game, U. S. Army V& U. 8. Marine Corps Dinne -Dept. o —Redtime etory Cellist; soprano >rogram sical Academy Sym 0—WJAR, Providence—i84 —Al Williams orch. Weather 0 p. m. ath 7:30—Pathfinder s—Same as W music ericulture Conditions—Ial Static—1 do no Volume—Sever Fading— Moral New York Stations 570—WNY(—526 Herman Neuman, pianist larms; terry schedules _Double police quartet Hauth, soprano a's Choir e Instrumental trio olonial Four, spirituals §. Athletic incent Buch, trumpet 0—Blanche Manclaire, songs 103 —*Our Government” 10:30—Police alarms; weather 610—WEAF—102 12:30—Orchestra 1:45—Foreign luncheon Foundation orchestra ny or- b b ‘ntner's dance orchestra | —Organ recital 710—WFI, {—Tea Room en: | 5—Lutheran church choir | night weren't n if there phia—105 Conditions last 1pa they would have bed {hadn’t been plenty of volume. And around the out us say while you're husy trying to figure statement, let was considerable now, home fireside that cryptic that there nd that prog buried in t Wn't, in enough volume to ride Had the night the possibilitics ¢ of Penneylvania announced static been stations 1ms would have debris it th most ¢ 10—Adelphia orchestra 1100—WPG, Atlantic Clty— $5—Organ ecital ) dinner possessed over been that concert noise, mort 12 quiet, are Wi Policy association . orchestra Atlantic | 1100—wnanR, ! 7:45—Sport ide trio 90—WOKO, Peckskill—216 —Studio program joxing bouts Dance music 90—WGY, Schenectady—380 30—Stock, cotton, grain markets Dinner music | AT k orchest City— rell’s orchestra anders B : High Jinkers I —Correct time !RE-X.MAS ' Dec4nil NEW NASH MODELS Hote 1160—WFBL, rreports Manhattan trio an's orchestra Syracuse— $:30-5 ) Al Fried r orchestra s WTIC Rall vith Duo with < Howe Muted Frumpets 11-12—Slu m T60—WHN—395 letins vogran Brothers Spiritual quarter hour 990—WGR. Buffalo—303 Tolicy Rad Dave Song 1030 Collegians Major s WTIC 350—WOALL Pittsburah—161 n Mise Al Frostrom, or Maltra, philosopher Studio program Tnspirational taik Boxing Sport chat: 60— WG I3 ODAY Nash inaugu- rates a special pre- Christmas exhibit at Nash showrooms throughout the country,and youare invited! For this is "'Give a Nash for Christmas” week, and we cordially urge you to come in either day or eve- ning and see the special dis- play of new Nash modecls in our showroom. The perfect Christmas gift is a new Nash. We have \unicipal O—WRAP, Fort Worth ssma Wy school | L fastorilo 1 lark, P'rofussor Sund studio enss 1 Arts Gui Atlanta—176 lesson —WSB, 1y school Coneert as WTI $90—WSM. Nashyille— 3 as WTIC 30—WHAS, Loutville—322 | Con ; thrift talk; time Im.l 30—Lillian Pioit 58 Elm St. Nighters' —WRNY—326 “Broken Geng 4= ociate Dealer: Dy, y singer, Arour Day Is Hearted.' ot Tunny's recital 1 to " COX & DUNN his ring 272 MAIN STREET RADIO STATION WGY Schenectady, N. 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