New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1927, Page 24

THURSDAY. Eastern Standard Time, 'E — Asterisks ¢ note best Pro- grams of the d ¥ New Engli-!hd Stations . Weather Magic Box at Hal tant list of co *10—Portion of cago Civic Oper 13— News oletto,” by Chi- Go., from WJZ dance orchestra Weather WBIS, Boston—i61 s Gondol 6—The Juvenile 5:30—"Jimmie’ 5 1 orchestra 580—WELEI, Boston—508 5:15—JFrench Reading 5:35—Positions wanted; market and t and found Rines orchestra News Highway bulletin Big Brother club rom New York and weather ast of the o game by nk Ryan with 1 Nelson and uke New York Stations Della Riordan, dual volce urrent Finance' 1olph, songs ion meeting Taik by Albert Firmin —Roland Meyer, violinist 30—Police alarms; 10:35—O0ur governme 610—WEAF 5—Happiness orche ‘ 5:30—The Vagabonds ort Dinner music —Mid-week i3 entinels 9—Correct time 9—Eskimos 10—Broth 10:30—S ted violin b rand M ty Hour ale trio Mit | cornetist stra Eastern Stations 1020—WODA, alifornians » Newark—268 s orchestra t orche —W. Nicholson prize hristmas Fund 0—WBBR, Staten 7—Studio orchestra d Answers progra Tsland—256 | 7:46—Concert S—Chiroprac —Joseph Bona —French Bib (170—WITH, Brooklyn—256 —Tea music —Concert ensemble sh Hour Lntertainer; mas | eal , Craigs’ orchestra 12 midnight revue | 1250—WDWM, Asbury Pa -Dinner music nos: baritone; songs I'und drive, theatri- —240 violinist; udio program; organ re- | 0—WFI, Philadelphia—105 | 6:30—Whispering orchestra, s W om W m to be ame as WT 0—WIP, Philadelphia—319 nnounced roll call —Hour of Music Newton Radio Forum adelphia—319 nd carols Hour Some udio orchestra WTIC me as W “loyd Walter, organist 1180—WFBL, Syracuse—258 0—; s. Weather ame as WGY r music 3—Studio offerings 10—Program fro; 11—Studio program 11:30—Sam WGY Tacuse—225 Buffalo 1070—WHAM. Rochester—280 5 me as WGY me as WJZ Cliff Weller's orchestra '—WGR, Buffalo—303 - m's orchestra 1130 AT 650—WCAE, Pittsburgh—161 s WEAF chool lesson - T ~Rook talk z e as W Orz Southern Stations 1050—WBAL, Baltimore—286 Sa n Cirele r orchestra recital s WBZ WRC, Washington—169 as WEAL > music Dallas—515 9—Saxophe 11—Popu 2:15 m.—John Josey, o WSM, Nashville—337 WEAE Organ concert 1040—WFLA, Clearwates 1 program 1180—WRVA, Richmond—251 1 WBZ me Coming Artist concert Western Stations 0—WTAM, Cleveland—100 ime; Cleveland orchestra Studio' program me as WEAD valiers 1 udio program 1—Dance orchestra 700—WLW, Cincinnati—i28 :30—Recital ce music announcement Studio progr LYW, Chicago—526 cr music )5—Congress Carnival 620—WCI'L, Chicago—181 or news flashes 8:30—Education J program hicago—116 1—Stock quotations 7:10—Punch and Judy ‘oncert ensemble Old-fashioned almanac bune and Cosden, 20—WLIG, Chics S—Con §:30-—Sam 12——Dance 770—WBEM, Chicago—390 —Dinner concert String trio artist recital ance orchestra 11 Supper club 12—Hank Gang | 870—WLS, Chicago—315 S§—Tony's scrapbook 3:10—College orchestra 8:20-—0ld Town Duo | $:30—Hour of Music | = —m—m——— Through the Static | — e —— Volume was fair last night, with plenty of noise occupying the roster at times. There was quite a bit of static, but there were other noises U0, S0 we don’t know which to me for which. We've experienced radio sessions that gave us a great | 2eal more plea than did st night, if we must get down to com- parisons and contrasts, songs | | Saying such, we move along on the trip around the dials. WLWL, New York, a station that has been playing hide-and-seek with us for cveral weeks, finally gave up the zame and came through very strong atter 6 aclock. James tenor, assisted by the Em- nsemble, interpreted a num- ber of well known songs, among This New 88 Note Player Piano Outfit This Player Conslsts of: S8 NOTL PLAYER PIANO 25 PLAYLIL ROLLS MUSIC ROLL CABINET DUET BENCH—ILOOR LAM PIANO SCARE Rewryes any Player Piano a2k o] nR RS Piano Outfit 3339 iem being “Golden Smiles” “Be-| Others heard were WDRC, New lizve Me, If All Those Endearing | Haven; WODA, Paterson; WGY, Young Charms" “Wonderful One” Schencctady; WMCA, WPCH, WJZ, nd “Ben Bolt.” The ensemble pro- | New York; KYW, WLS, ied interesting arrangements of WEBBM, Chicago; WSAL WLW, Cin- he songs. WLWL is on the alr each | cinnati; KDKA, Pittsburgh; !tvening from 6 to 8 oclock and the | Atlantic City; WEAN, Providence: st time to bring it in 1s between § | WRC, Washington; WJR, Detroit: and 6:30 o'clock, because there s | WTAM, Clevcland. |no terference at that time. We LS Dt supply that information for several — Col. Charles A. Lindbergh ins who have made inquirles. | Governor Alfred E. Smith, who were scheduled to deliver addresses at the luncheon of the Merchants' Associa- tion of New York city, will not be among the speakars, according to | word received by WTIC, Hartford, | which will broadcast the program in | conjunction with WEAF, New York, uesday afternoon. Willlam P MacCracken, Jr., assi of commerce; T mayor ewark nd Grover A. Whalen, official welcomer of New York, have been added to th speakers, which includes He | Hoover, sceretary of commerce A. Harry Moore of New Je Mayor James J. Walker of New York city. The program will be broadeast from 1:15 to 2:20 o'clock, om the Hotel Astor. Mr. ken will preside. Moments of Histor: S AL concerned the sburg which oc- and e A representative of a Boston newspaper was lauding his own sheet to the skies from WBZ last evening. He spoke of the care that is taken in order to prevent the cir- culation of false reports. He said ithat paper did not get out an extra on the early report of Lindbergh's safe arrival in Mexico because the report was not official. When the of- ficial word came the paper printed t. He also referred to the time of the signing of the Armistice, when cvery newspaper in Boston, except his own, printed the early report of that great which later turned out to Use. The speaker seemed to know whereo spoke. PR The “Great feature from W tle of Frede :d December s so realistically station came through Springfield, in conjunction York, and other will broade a Chicago Civic Opera Co, Auditorium the- lowd ; owd. e o o 150, Another loud one was Miami, Florida, where a soprano ng “Sailing On.” An or- played several selections, no titles were given and we do v @ at not wish to take the responsibility | 1" for reporting on them. | v .. The Pianoflage from WTIC was enjoyable, as usual. The twin pianos opened the program with an excerpt rom Gershwin's “Rhapsody in Iilue,” and then Obey san “Miss Annabelle Lee.” The planos present- ed "“Just Like Butterfly” and Just a Memory. among others. A ricely arranged light program. s e e vou hear Van and S <ht? Neither did we., Their ken by the Ritz q filled in ve ©? We don't know WQAM, (olds Fxhaust Your Enerqy P We heard the o Wiedoeft play two saxophonc m WOR, New last v Marilyn \ two specialties of nposition, Wiedort could ing notes were f nd only Rudy solos ening. Dim- his own ! were as only ured in both. OVER 70 Y SUCCESS. .. $1.00 up — Salad Sets . $2.00 Sandwich Trays —[ Electric Urn Sets $19.50 up ¢ —— Nut Crackers with Colored Handles Tea Pot Stands Hand Painted Cirumb Sets $1.50 up , T Fancy Dutch Painted Shopping Baskets —— Casseroles .. $2.95 up Bread Trays .... $1.00 up A. A. 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