New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1927, Page 18

WTDNESDAY Eastern Standard Time. NOIE — Asterisks denote best Pro- grams of the Day. New Eng!a;;ld Stations 0—WTIC, Hartford—: 560—WCAC, 45—Di With Chick ogue, “OF or Hawalian “hestra trio C, Bridgeport—266 program program 1130—WIC M ants' —Merchants' ~Weather 0-—High school or pular songs 900—WBZ, Springfi 10—Weather and markets 15—Health talk, “Anemia” and Gi Spark: \:30—Foresters ) Wiz ~Musical Worcester—517 o r. Studio program icale . Butter and NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1927. $20—WEBH-WJJD, Chicago—366 Palmer House orchestra Uptown theater program “hildren's program; Mooseheart 0—WGN-WLIB, Chicago—416 WTIC (!1.3“7“.1:n;»'i! Serenaders | as WEAKF Hoodlun $T0—WLS, Chicago—343 Alistate Hour “University of Chicago Choir 145 —— Blackhawks Americans hockey Cook's 670—WMAQ-WQJ. Chicago—147 Dinner conce Syncopators leeturs rsity’ 920—W I'CH Studio progr 2 “Henry Thies' orchest 830—WSAL Cincinnati—361 *. H. Partington, accordion as WEAP 750—WTAM, Cleveland—100 me WTIC same as WEAF s Morgan Salama’s How Time; weather Ballroom orche g's orchestra 1020—WGL—294 11—Kir 560—WHO, Same as WE. 680—WOX-WJIR, Detroit—i42 cws; sports “Ralladiers 5—Brookiyn Choral soclety th, songs ervice 2| Scofield, baritone Harold Veo's orchestr Tales i r g H Eastern Stations T10—WOR, Newark—122 Smiling baritone Jutuk, the Eskimo 830—WOS, Jefferson Clty—361 | 9:30—Studio program ina Corby with ; weather —Carr's orchestra 395—WPAP, Pa lsades—760 hut-in period rench T ons' —Americin moments 1020—WODA, Paterson—3294 5:3 News; sport talk 0, Minneapolis—105 Same as WTIC ame as WEAI 00—WOW, Omaha—508 1o as WEAFR 50—KDS, St Louis—515 ar s i —Book reviews; shoppers’ guide renaders { ~Recital ntertainment Pat Cristello’s Gondoliers 1120—WNJ, Newark—268 Progr: an wai 600—WOAI San Antonio—500 Mixed quartet 860—KVOO0, Tulsa—319 Tnstrumental concert i—Vocal solog, duets ame as WEAR 10—studio concert 920—KOA, Denver—: $:30—Brown Palace orchestra Tell-Me tory Hour 10—Scheuern) orchestra 10:15—University of Deny jan Musle 0—WAAM, Newark—268 gricultural talks orchestra ! contenance tussium chlori ide and brom 1 process Sea . magnesium chlor- TWO ORPHANAGES GIVEN 3400 EACH Exchange Club Renders Service —Yogel's Impersonations Good By aporation, Dead produces common tics containing 1ted with hot water 1 potassium chlorid: containing mag- chloride and magnesium A simple pr turns sssium chloride into potash and fertilizing 1 which t s into the solutio ium for arable < of the Dead Sea are practically in- the strength of ises year by year. deal o s to come the ich flow from Lited high lands of Palestine resource ered to be stible, since At cting of the Ex ening at the n Bojnowski brine inere 1 £ good f the brine Pol John K rom streams W ot s 2 f the United time ago. The been almost monopoly in n plays by this new < herto has G Kurope, Bri levelopment to produce its fertilizer money w given by band some were w s to the isively rman concert s Marine Both recipicn s oW extr empire, members of of potash and micals from th Dead Sen under consderation for cars, Schemes had about hen the World war the end of the i hecome a British its Turkish sov- r the war plans for acquired fresh life, Leaves Rackliffe’s troduced by Ed- nd gave a short ch @ lubs. Memb. the given opportunity to do somethin community and they embr said Mr. King bring groups t ther a memb the chance other people. This community spirit Mr. King then fessor Omhou King was ward W. Irving spec service of service clubs are an oah erore ddestine X chances, and ew indust s increas introduce of Rerlin many.’ professo bro members up in an out-roar when ded to expand the rits his alleged poli ance he proc of the ¢ sngland, I ca would be trodden nest offensive of the Gerr cmpire, ing to the dec of the “professor, overnment was inefficient and poor, ‘The English people veady to attack America at any time ind then Gepmany would strike countries. The meeting threate to become a free-for-all riot bers rose in their at remarks the King in speech suddenly the sor's mustache and whish removed, revealing the f Louis Vogel. 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Wood Musi songs music e Blue Hills orchestra Dinner Synagogus music Correct tim —Troubadours Orchest Politic [ — W H N —305 T60—WQAO— STO—WMCA review SG0-—WGHS—319 920—WRNY —526 B —_— 2{-HOUR SERVICE $1.00 MONTLLY TESTING PLAN By Experls New Britain Radio Service it \u{;;‘nlv‘r‘: A . M. to 8 F. Randios v M {6:30-—Coogan’s dan 11:30—Pickwick and re- vue 860—WIP, orchestra Philadelphia—349 - orchestra not much. more than plenty. For emphasis repeat the foregoing and mike it Snappy S Statie, T—Roll ca l; pi ot §—Uncle Wip Firesic 710—WFI, Philadelphia—i05 30—Whispering orchestra. 1100—WPG, Atlantic City— —Organ recital —Dinner ¢ cert 1er orchestra Jane Sartoris Tuttle solotst with the Mendelssohn Trio | over WTIC last night. Only a fev weeks ago a story was 2 first page of this paper IFirst Congregational soloist was near the doors of death; and it was perfectly . From this it can be judged that | Mr Tuttle won a great victory by ! vernaining with us. In company with « horde of others, we hasten to con- gratulate Mrs. Tuttle It vas @ courageous thing to sing over the radio right after a serious illness, but she did exccedingly well. The trio gave a Athetic reading shatever that is, quoting from the the critics—of also project ort orchestra udio recital —Dance orchestri . Schenectady—380 gricultural anist Same as WTIC Remington ind i-—Same as WTIC —Stock A pre i lingo of music Mende History,” one came through \shington, on known At Moments in Al's features, strong from WRC, V of the few times we WCR to maintain transmission Commission in Army” was the titl the piece, | nd it was well acted throughout. It | portrayed his departure from | and his arrival in America W i Washington's forces. N in which Lafayett good-bye 1o his wife wis extr well acted. itudio program s WNAC M, Rochester—280 have fay the United States of —Homesteaders or 5350—WMAK, Lockport ame as WGY udio music 3 ame as WGY 16—Musical program 990—WGR. Buffalo—303 join WIR-WCX, Detroit, came through strong with a WJZ feature consisting of orchestra and vocal quintet “what Will You Do and “I Told Them All About You" were two of the numbers. | atler orchestra Pittsburgh—316 ik a vocal solo, | 3 lots of noise from WJAX The num- . accompanied by a band, | try and hear the came through with Jacksonville 650—WCAL Pittshurgh—161 5—Dinner rt goodness, Danes Sar as WEAF Southern Stations 1010—WWNC, Asheville—247 s r orchestra i s anoth- | ard that Ihough it ning. Mi We mi 1 haven't 1 long time, 1l last WMBI, r visiton for through . 30—WSB, Atlanta—176 | Otner stations heard were WRNY, WGY, WBZ, WTIC, WEAF, KDKA, | WODA, WEEL WNAC, WSAL tation —KTHS, Hot Springs—384 ried nment A listenet 930—WHAS, Louisville—! as WEAT S0—WMC, Memphis—iI17 me as WEAL KO0—WSM., Nashville—337 as WEAL )—WSMB, New € rt (2 much hetter | a frank state- in on 2 you want thanks! 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