New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1927, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1927. :N-WLIB, Chicago—116 0-—Drake Concert ens Ambrose larsen. Mark Love, basso he Hoodlums 0—WLS, Chicago—345 mal Barn dance i5—Blackhawk-Boston hockey White City 670—WMAQ-WQ, —Radio I SATURDAY, 5—Mus Aviation Promotion Harold Veo's orchestra —National Night, Poland = fance Eastern Standard Time 20—1417 S denote best Pro- the Day. . Chic Photologue NOTE — Aster grams ¢ ST e man, songs Eastern Stations ; -— 2 hrs) TO0—WLW, Cincinnati—128 Same as WTIC ne as WJ New England Stations T10—WOR, Newark—122 st S6C—WTIC, Hartford—536 New ron : : i Gibbons, rito’s orc oides Culpepper ¥ r 3¢ Hill Billy pr Walter Gr 1- | Vi 1—From WEAF 3 bh Vance Ray Miller's orchestra Speaks, s0- 550—WFEFAA, Dallas—545 Orehestra ilip Hayes, t m Palace er features ;i $00—WOC, Davenport Cl The lue ). —WDRC, New Ha 31 e gare 1020—WODA, Paterson—291 560—WHO, Des Moines—536 S WTIC Al 0—WOX-WIR, Detroit—112 1o's Gondolicrs 1120—WAAM, Newark—268 Lunchcon music alter Wooley's orchestra “ellmeth, sports; t 900—WBZ, Palm K Speinglicld— 0—WBAP, Fort Worth—515 he Scven Aces rday school lesson me as WIZ 810—WDAL ame as WJZ Chefs m.—Nighthawk Frolie T10—WCCO, Minneapolis—105 Nicollett Hotel orche s W —WDMW, Asbury Park—240 Kansas City—370 Din Wi progr Bancrort dance estra H—WNAC-WBIS, Boston—46; on music cethear: Luncheon mus | Phonograph selections; shopping | ows orchestra 830—WO0O, Philadelphia—349 < WJZ and trumpets & i el s hotel or $60—WIP, Philadelphia—348 S ’:["‘f::f;fi';1‘f Dinner music = i Saai otk | RBedtime story; roll eall S—American Legion Glee club i “Credits” 2 N i nking Second Quartet Through the Static | —El Patio dance orchestra —— Y 11:05—Organ recital 740—WFI, Philadelphia—405 ; solaists i | Lots of volume. Some fading. A \—Whispering orches alk, “Martha To he announced me as WEA | snappink, kling static that did 1100—WPG, Atlantic | not interfere, since it appeared to be —Sport talk |away off in the background, some- de trio where. Code was present in large 1100—WHAR, Adantic City—273 | quantitics at interva 30—Ceremonies, laying corner- | S one new Masonic Temple —Organ recital Torton dinner music 1k ampfire Stevens orchestra on 30—Business Ivorics \—Stories History *53—The Boston Sin 5:30—Hockey e Arena., Boston Tigers field 10:15—""Le Paradis Ban 5—Morey Pearl’s orchestra 0—WJAR, Providence—484 AL Williams' orch, Weather | *3 30—Perloy > Ninf talk, Lady of the from New England from Boston vs. Spring- it anny Brice, world famous com- | sdienne, was heard through WEAF | and a chain including WTIC. Of course, one can never think of Fan- ny Brice without thinking of “My | an” and “Second Hand Rose® also, | ind vice versa, Those two Songs are | torever identified with that person- {ality which has hecome one of the | higgest drawing cards on the can variety stage today. M s supported by an excellent last evening and she s of old, also p Hand Rose” and ssion of the Pascha. s “Floradora Baby," & | ber that is less familiar to audien {"The only kick we 1 to offer is | that she wasn't featured more. Phil of ceremonies and be sounded as if he were comment- | ing on a football game, he was that | pulled several very funny appeared to be in top to Miss Brice, Hand Weather 50—Pathfind Same as W New York Stations 510—WNYC—526 Herman Newman, piani e Dounre ey forry schedules | 1390—WOKO, Peckskili—216 i 13—Hughie Chrlton, musleal saw RS0 Roine. bout i30—Bar Assoc Danee orchestra Charles E. Hughes a R G.M’} Wk 700—WGY, Schencctady—380 L 0—Stock, cotton, grain reports speaker : 10—Allegro Mixed quart Onondaga dinner music 5 3 . —Same as WEAR 0:30—Police alarms; nce program —Qur Governt G610—WEAF—192 0—WSYR. Syracnse—: dinner dance (”‘M‘l;\f;v»‘l.rsvrn R's broadcast birth- anssen’s orchestri Studio program -Manhattan trio (—Cookie Cohen, —Orch ra Dinner music onth Sea Is s The High Jinkers Correet i = Bonnie Lad- New Jersey | ition of Real ate Boards -Crescent Temple Chanters and Masonic hand 11—Dance program sang | senting | “Sascha, * Another ' a num ve in was ms £Ongs nd verting b ndition of Studio program | 10—Liberty quartet ¢ T 11—Dance music from WMAK *w musical v, “Happy, 1070—WHAM, Rochester—280 o rect from theater i:45—Mondaga din music tolfe's 1 { tudio pro; as WTIC Hebrow di ird her sing the former, either in | on or on phonograph records, DDy sam wactial {and many have heard her rendttion 11:05—Hughie Barrett's orchestra | of “Sascha.”” When her act opened a | . Buffalo—303 | tew weeks ago in New York city she -9:30—Same r sung a number of Ler old favorites, 550—WMAK, Lockport—545 led to include Fslo | Of course, the public jumped at that | and attributed it to her divorce from Nicky Arnstein. But Miss Brice de- cided to sing “My Man” last night ust to show the “dear public” that re Wasn't anything to their small . as usual. The For Sale Eight room house, opposite |new State Normal school. Price reasonable. COX & DUNN 272 MAIN STREET nnessecans Studio program ~Studio program n's orchesti Dance Dance musi 1380—WKBW, Bulfalo—217 Spiritual quarter hour 930—KDKA, Pittshurgh. Dinner conce { University address E | tCA Hour, N« | A 316 | Keystone Duo with Yoro Howe i th Home Radio club Con Same as WTTC R Pennsylvania Railroad program ARG WIEN —WCAE, Pittshurgh—161 o f—Dinner concert T—Y¥rank Maggio's orchestra 7:3¢0 Same as WEAR Southern Stations 640—WRC, Washington—169 T—RBible talk s WIZ Mark's orchestra 1050—WBAL, Baltimore—285 —Dinner ¢ stra ubilee singers 15 WG e W JZ A Sprayi uto dpraying Municipal ban We Specialize in Spraying Wheel 1010—WWNC, Asheville—297 Rust Spots, Chassls, Ete, Latel F. ¥ 5y I, 30—WsB. Atlanta—176 114 Franklin Square, Golder SHO—WGBS—319 (bt | WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR | ' Shell Fish Such as OYSTERS — CLAMS — LOBRSTERS SHRIMP — CRAB MEAT | and SCALLOPS. Our Crackers are Always Fresh VISIT OUR D) Open Until HONISS’S 22 State St. Hartford “Under Grants” { Phi S0—KTHS, Tot Springs—384 Arlington Hotel orchestra s Frolic Founders Day ksonville—337 Same as Wi S80—WMC, Same as WIZ S90—WSM S W Memphis—117 N Eight Nashville—: I—WSMB, New Orleans 1 Saenge Genuine “Old Company’s Lehigh” The Shurberg Coal Co. Phone 2250 55 Franklin Street Dr.Henry R.Laschf[ 1p's Serenaders Announces the [ BH-WJJID, Chicago+366 B t, | r House Removal of his Dental Office al Hour to the Commercial Trust Building Western Stations T50—WTAM, Cleveland—100 1 970—WAB( Harry lux Arts orchestra - House progrs water Beach orchestra [ bit | first oo BALANGED DIETIS “Topsy ers, Rosetta known as ented a and from KYW ock this morn rough 1 an- r engaging small and crossfire 1 3 her siste h Mud,” number, in duet they rendered “Sometimes The program was worth but it was presented too us and we at 1 o'clock i, 1ore waltz program The 200 sk 101 talk her Food Zone on, Dee. 10 (B — 1 plaintive value of those finishing touel voice. sclentist persists in 1Sk s ileted the pell morning with you just one Valley e Whi 0. Henry's Matrime The Exact Science of was drama air ters took as usual so well the ble to ot it. " play concerned » opened a4 matrimonial was lots of fun and our was pleasantly spent Those dramatizations aring. “ s wius for the ha us are cer Montreal, present . Jack Denny’s or ircet trom the of the Mont Royal hotel. The station came through in zood shap: most of time, although it forgot itself at times and d us 10 a of fading. One of the numbers was “Charmaine . . am by astin WTAM offered ¢ music, Cleveland while WOC came th with a group of Indian song cluding “Indian Love Ca Land of My Prairie Dream. Chicago, was - o pied $how program, an nd chorus providing Bill" as one of the numbers. WIBO, WIRC, WMCA, WBBM, WLW WICC, WSAL, WRC, WJR, WOR and WPG, t g P ith the DR. JOSEPH GOLDBERGE! orchestra | _ United St cials are Public Health sratified that the pt so firmly . surprisingly low 1d human suffering sich an habits of amboat Also heard WRVA, cost A Diamond Jubilee entertainment will be broadcast by WMCA York, and a ¢ cluding WDRC, from the Manha tomorrow night at 8:15 George M. 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