New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1927, Page 36

Asterisks denote best l’l‘n» s of the Day. New Lngland Stations BEC—WTIC, “Hartford—536 WEA N¢ . Gaudet, er Goose 1anist from anist; no; n WEAF 1, organist aliers I ¢ sstra s. Weather Helen M Henry O'Con- trom 500—WDRC, New Haven—268 tein's orchestra 0 progra Couper, soprar me o 1130—W 1C0, Bridgeport—266 Merchants' pi Harmony Ju ams s ~Weather 5—Agricultural talk. Studio prog 1:30—Donald MelL ven Gables da 900—WBZ, Sp 10—Weather. Orchestra, and mixe —Juvenile an, Markets. Near l’Jf\:-Lw varitons | 1ce orchestra | gficld—333 Terry Fal-| & orchestra phers from WIZ soloists, male qu from WJZ 4 quartet, t as WTIC NAC-WBIS, Boston—461 orchestra v Hockberg ilers, assis Claus Lady and string trio, from ted —Lou Klayman orchestra ! isman orches Lieo 7:40—P — I i G torist’s Guide anist itorial review wry Philharmonic WOR, \neers Cap'n 1 Nichols and his Student rtet orchestra, wis Dunham and Kidd and ns orchestra yer and Paradis orchestra for Tropical folt A G60—WIZ—154 s orchestra S10—WMCA—370 older io program ater review dings cast and wea nist by his his | 10-11—-Sam | Bryan," r NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1927. ¢ Corsover, baritone rnie Golden's orchestra lden's orchestra Swanee Entertainers 0—WGBS—349 tio program adio World" »—Dlvertissement program 920—WRNY—326 alks 7"“"”'::‘:19;. manu-El serv- Fascinating Darnell, tenor . “Her Tongue" ~Harry 5 orchestra 11— h.hnun dance orchest Pourrl w and Cusak Aterary Pot ~The Mandoliers ay Perkins Madison Square Garden houts me; weather forecast {ing's orchestra er orchestra 1020—WGL—204 ; sports der, violinist al Security League piro’s orchestra Tontessanto, tenor w York trio Wodth's orchestra 1170—WEBJ—258 'V-——(‘ror:r\ Harte's orchestra Grace Roth trio —Crescent theater ensemble 10:01— Eastern Stations 1020—WODA, Paterson—294 News; sport talk 6—Californians 7—Boys 7:30—Shoppers’ guide Paterson Junior trio 30—-Weekly devotional service 11—Choral society 1120—WAAM, Newark—268 3—Harry Huelsenbeck, organist 0—*The Brain Shop” ric quartet Frederick Staiger, talk 1120—WNJ, Newark—208 idney Corsove, songs 10:30—Studio program 11—Ben Bernie orchestra 'P, Newark—268 program ta Claus orchestra ment_program Tramp, Tramp, Tramp 5—Program 1170—WBBR, Staten Island—256 7—Instrumental quintet nday school lesson olinist th and Hygiene 8:10—Instrumental quintet §:30—Lecture 1170—WILTH, Brooklyn—256 30—Musical gems Danceland orchestra . Blauweiss ainers Jersey City—246 dinner music lelphia—105 30—Ade I]»lwm orchestra Philadelphia—349 b adelphia—3490 1d organ and carols Children's half hour SWOO trio §:30—Musical lecture 9—WOO orchestra 9:30—WOO Operatic ensemble 10—Recital by Euterpians D0—WGY, Sc (‘lwclady——flflfl drigal Mixed quartet Sigmund Spacth, lecturer and (‘nmpn«. , with orchestra Same as WTIC 9:30-—Ash Entertainers L0—Same as WTIC 11 — Tomorrow’s Tribune; Sam 'n' Henr —Sports—E, Kempt, tenor 770—WBBM, Chicago—390 9—Artist recital; dance music 0—Collegiate hour 11—Frolic; supper club 870—WLS, Chicago—315 s seraphook llege orchestra —Old Town duo Male quartet Ivertone hour Metropolitan Chotr ymphony concert Show Toat 12—Popular 52 Southern Stations 1050—WBAL, Baltimore—286¢ ndman Circle £:30—Dinner orchestra \—Same as WJZ Musical scenario 550—WFAA, Dallas—515 Same as V c “horal cital 600—WBAP, Fort Worth—500 11—Variety musicale 12—Concert 630—WSB, Atlanta—i16 Same as W1 1o Sumo s WiIC 11:45—Concert Hot Springs—384 lassic concert 1"7])”1\{’9 music; SONgs 830—HHK, Port au Prince—361 Jrchestral selections :15—Vocal selections Talk on Haiti nglish) :35—Instrumental selections 8 »—Orchestral selections 890—WSM, Nashville—337 (French and | 0 10— | 930—WHAS, Loulsville—322 9:30—Time announc concert { 1040—WFLA, Clearwater—288 30—Weather Organ and artlsts’ recital orting news Organ and artists' recital §—Time signals Dance music 11—Novelty 1180—WRVA, Richmond—254 ature program Richmond orchestra Through the Static —_—— last evening static and volume. There | conaitions mixture of | furore | he; were @ was plenty of volume, peppered with | a fretful sort of static that got it- self mixed into everything. It sound- vd more like a stone crusher than |anything else, consisting less of |crashes than it did of an effect that |reminded us to order more coal for |the furnace before it gets too late. We didn’t notice any fading to speak of. o s . The air was filled with dance mu- . Nearly every station oftered two or three dance orchestras, and we had the opportunity of hearing all kinds, good, bad and indifferent, as a saying goes. . The Chicago Civic Opera com- pany's broadcast of “Rigoletta” was impoging enough to attract attention. 1t would have attracted attenion whether or not we had desired to listen to it, since it was coming from many, many stations scattered all over the dials. From away up the line to the lowest edges of the dial- ing system, the melodies of “Rigo- letto” places. 1 chorus . WOR, Newark, was not only loud; it was extremely deep. The came through with the ba heavily accented. An organ recit ame in in all its glory of tone color and a dance orchestra, later on, was reproduced more or less faithfully. WGY ¢ as WTIC c act pla; Playeres as W 1160—WFBL, Syracuse—258 cks. Weathe: ame as WGY ews. Symphony talk e as WGY hester—280 . Program in theater program m. News. Weather Buffalo—303 Progra 900—WGR, as WTIC Weather. Dance musie 930—KDKA, Pittsburgh—316 marke ical calendar mirgh Sextet of ; Christmas in nroth Musie, Dr. N7 ; orch Cincinnati—361 Al stra, s orchestra , Detroit—353 meert 1 as WEAF D10—WGHP, De —319 Tour ormation; children's WNAC .w.u-—x\\ \\ Chicago—526 1the gress carnival 620—WCFL, Chicago—i84 Labor news of Women Voters h tall Harry W iriety concert 0—WMAQ, Same WNAC WQJ program . . m.—Dance music Chicago—116 ick, songs Chicago—118 “orchestia Chicago—116 ims; —W( ek ot Punch and Judy Concert ensemble Old-fashioned almanac Pittsburgh | OOKED Food Shop 1118 Main St. Cor. Walnut Order Your Xmas Turkey Now Saturday . Specials Fresh Shoulders Fancy Roast Pork 19¢| 25c Best Hamburg Steak, Ib. .... Fancy Roast Beef, Ib. ! be broadcast hy popped out from unexpected | and solo work | 25¢ 25¢ 30c¢ 35¢ | Fancy Fowl, Ib. " 40c 45¢ . 20c¢ Fancy Broilers | b 'Swift’s Premium " Ham, Ib. ..... 30c Genuine “0ld Company’s Lel The Shurberg Coal Co. Phone 2250 5 Franklin Street /.,/ JUAIN 5 Down WOWO, on the lower register Fort Wayne, Indiana, came through with more ce than we thought possibl orchestra played and a neer who took his work very ly, explained just what every was about. Once in a while tion took walk and left us flat. Then we had to hunt for it and tune it in all over again. o« o e CNRO, Ottawa, extre loud that ot put WJR, Detroit, into the background st of dhe time, transmitted Christmas messages to “members of the force” in the Arc- tic, most ‘of them being located in the Yukon territory. Good wishes from relatives and friends to the men at the Canadian Northwest Mounted Police posts in those far reaches were sent via radio. One message was accompanied by the re- quest that neighbors pick it up and send it to the man to whom it was dirceted because it was believed that the latter had no batterie s e e feature,” with ideas in broadcasting,’ etc. forth and infinitum came over the red netwprk last night and was v hedrd hereabouts over so-called new idea did not strike us as being very good. It was simply that the delug kept going all the time titles of selections played w just like when fhe orchestra during a vaudeville show, with knowing exactly what all the out five min- flood of sound got monotonous. We think the public is in ed in knowing what it is ring and is at liberty to tune out such programs, thus declining to be the goat for such smart-aleck pro- gram makers, mely loud, so The “new “new sie and no re given. nobod utes the steady .« o rd WMCA, WGY, WLW, WJZ, WEAF WBZ, WSAI, KDKA We also he WBERBM, WLIB, WTIC, WGBS, WNAC. PRI Sigmund Spaeth has become a na- tional institution. Those 0 ers who find a music lesson a bore a the grown-ups who exclaim “I know nothing about music, but I know what I like,” should listen to him when he is on the air tonight from WGY, Schenectady. At § o'clock the famous lecturer 1d composcr, whose programs scintillate with wit will be heard. He will Ages of Yankee he Complete Concert ven Milton C. Work authority, will sy ridge—The C a half-hour talk befo: ing club of New York, WIZ reco; A bridge atost in fs- which is to and a chain including W at 1:30 o'clo .« The Cities Service concert orches- tra and male quartet, scheduled for tonight at 8 o'clock from WTIC, will have its usual interes pro- gram to present. That feature will be followed, at 9 o'cloc Persians. The W !I done by both or though each has it own style, and the fans should be in for an interesting hour and a half. “Retold Tales” at § o'clock will be ertaining ve expect. The group will he Man Higher Up,” one storir bout Jeft Peters, ut \.hUnL from WJZ to of those The Gen . Henry so delighted to v That's all for today, thank B \\Ol "I Il FROM ROCK Knute Rockne says foolbs not inc ed drinking s | men who drink will drink, roolhll\ {or no football. ete., o | of mu- | Dayton, for further tomorrow afternoon | 0. K. NEW HIGHWAY TOWEST HARTFORD (ity Planners Approve Surveys and Dralting of Maps C gineer Joseph D. Willlams® plan for an alternate highway to re- lieve congestion and en the haz ard in Belvidere and Stanley Quarter has been tavorably considered by th city plan commission and the en- ginee z department has been ask- ed to make surveys and prepare maps. The engineer through traffic plans to divert ! to Hartford, at the intersection of Allen and Stanle strects, sending vehicles throug Commonwealth avenue and adross a proposed highway which would have its terminal beyond Gilette's corne This would eliminate the hazards at the trolley terminal at Francis street, the Flood, Ibelle and Gilet corr as well as many intersec- , and would also shorten The plan contem- thousand feet of new | an almost undevel- | COMFORT PROVIDERS Weather Stripping Dennis Draft Seal Felt and Wood Spring Door Bottom Rubberized RUGG “KEYSTONE” Snow and Ash Shovels 50c Long Handles 11x14 Steel Blade An all round shovel. plates seve highw oped a After the comple <k the common council and hoard finance working of the h surveys and maps have | Aerial Dreadnaught l Is Given First Tests Mitchell Field, N. 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