New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1928, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1928 * JOHN BAPRYMORE ENGAGES IN FIGHT Battles Impromptu Draw With Myron Selznick Bn e, Aibs G0 Hollywood. Cal, March 1 (UP)— the call letters of plase Hollywood today snickered broadeaster. It came | jas coffee cups at the latest sen- it than we had vood hotel dan {Those who are to take part will topped the colored Senfor Hi-Y team ! stockholders' mee ting yesterday aft- vd 1 Can't For meet at Jr. O. U. A. M. hall on|of Hartford in Hartford. The score ernoon at the company's offices on Glen strect at 7:30 o'clock for |stood 13 to 12 in favor of Hartford |Church street. A meeting of the @1- transportation. Burritt Grange will| with two minutes to play when the |rectors will be held at a later date hold a regular meeting Saturday | Eagles weaved the ball down to A.|to choose officers. cvening at 8 o'clock in Jr. 0. U. A.| Parretta who scored a ficld gonl put- | e M. hall. The program will be in|ting New Britain in the lead. Parret- | Sneci 2 charge of Mrs. Charles Gladden. |ta again ecored with one minute 10| Special Notice —_—— | go, sewing the game up at 16 to 13.| A whist party will be given by th. EAGLES WIN SIXTH | | Stella_ Rebekah Lodge in I O. I, { The New Britaln Eagles basket-| DIRECTORS RE-ELECTED | Hall, Friday afternoon at 2:30.—adv. hall team won its sixth game out of | Al dircetors of fhe Union Mfe Inine starts last night when they |Co. were re-elected at the annual orchestri You” in u the saxophor a o0t rippling » World 1s! Waiti pros R’ I:ll%/ 4 /,,////// 3L % AR Volume was extremely heavy | throughout the evening. The first | part was free from static and prac- | tically free from local interference. The usual fly in the ointment ap- peared as the evening proceeded ngfield statio! vy crashes of static coming with thought buzz for honors. The static that we wer T ittent variety, com- denly and seari listener half to death. Well WRM loud ones. \ tion after W was one of th ned in on that sta- ned off, not real- | 110—Duke Yellman's orchestra 10:30—Dance orchestra 11—Correct time 11—Dance orchestra; 12 mid.—Broadway Nite 860—WGBS—349 §—Uncle Gee Be 10—Dixie Rambl 10:45—Florence a duets 11-—Eddfe Worth'a orchestra .« . NOTE — Asterisks Denote Best Pro- srams of the day. New En}l'?nd States 560—WTIC, Hartford—536 ‘m:.\n HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ; ducts were 1 Hy surp nnouncer the Nashyil, in louder 1 5—Program summ News 30—RBond trie playing Gounod = lections 3 s 180—" As You Like 1t ranged by B. A. Rolfe (NBC) §—Varicty pr ation (NBC) #3:30—Annu: banquet of th Hartford Chamber of Commerce with Phillips Carlin as master o! 1130—WICC, Bridgeport—:26. T—Weathe orchiestra 900—WBZ, Sp 27—Time. W lean Trio Political Situation in Pioneers wturing Frank Sheri- planist (NBC) program tealuring unders, violinist . M 1ly’s orch. Veather and I Juvenile s Jun —Marion Bradley, soprano Nick Pace, so 2 mid.— Worth's orchestr Polish hour of Wilhelm's Ke Negro Ach King's orchestri “ilipino Serenaders Investment period d Carroll, pianos tors or;violinist “Motion Pi St. David's I tion chorus and orchestrs Eastern Stations 1020—WODA, Paterson—294 ews; sport talk quartet : pianist Rendezvons 30—Pagano’s Califorr 11 1120—=WAAM, Newark—268 10:01 ' concert 10:45— otch orchestra 11:30—Pickwick's orchestra tion of T b of red from WEAF-WTIC at and the familiar char- Sta John Alden, riscilla and Elder Browster moved I'he familiar story is a good illustr. tion of the fact th most ef- fective accomplishment is by per- sonal effort. Miles Standish learned - truth of that statement to his sorrow, when he delegated his pro sal to fair Priscilla to the young nd handsome Joh P The vith a materially t clared he not of word snows, and he friend, Priscilla. since he acted adding story was a man of action and as every school boy Alden, his hefore Alden did so, He h the result d the come ringing down through history, | “Why don't you sprak for yourself, | John?" Well, Alden made his report | to Standish and the veteran Indian fighter became extrems angry, ac- cusing Alden of having betrayed him and of being a false friend. He left it the Indians and was report- led in a battle. John and Pris ere marricd and, as tife cere- 15 completed, dish stalk- o the church, armor-clad, and to the pair., .o . | bring in WNAC, senter his blessing . 1f anyone can Boston, for five minul withont having the ‘bout 50 dificrent kinds of contor- tions we'll present that radio listen- er with a silver-plated dust-mop on ever heard cert band tore | Hartford library s at a streteh | ation go into | club member experiences while sation of t of undetermined length John Barrymore a Announcen from WJk, De- utive. roit, d by spells of static 10 buzzes, but the music by a con- through in fairly yrpheus’” overtur: nts were ruine exclusive Los Angele the Wampus ball was ame at will be And that's just about toilywood knows about it. Selzni 10 o'clock, ti du it will b culated dircet from match Madison ely t begin sh almost any tir raham McNa- the microphone to de- ribe the but his buddy, Phil tlin, won't be with him. Phil will « on the air from WTIC as he ter of at t Chamber Commer: no return engagement. all registered fairly . o concerning the isting activities, i il quare sroadcasting 10 o'clock, er 9:30 o'clock. ill be at ed from something like this: rymore had made. He conside m insulting. Barrymore invited Selznick to the darkened lawn, acts | Selznick sald Barrymore old to fight, Then came the fight. It ended in a draw. coeremonies of inquet. o o . all for today, thanks! P. B L. That's gement film executive said. Y. W. C. A. NGTES ::"'ons'vor mine""™" Tarrymore, however, has not been | it was said. The film star, not so long ago, was | at the studio this week will be lustrial commit A. on Friday eve of the The meeting opens vith supper in 20 o'clock Sophi H. who attend school an oy reported to have knocked down W buildine | took objecction 45 o'clock At pian, a 1 Bryn — women | GRANGE TO PRODUC Members of Burritt G Southington Grange association at cafeteria cral pictures for ill tell of her yn Mawr. Mawr summer workers last summcr at T visit movie colony—a fight between 1 Myron Selznick, ut was staged on the lawn | dor hotel y night just its cight; it ended in a draw and there that | k admitted the fight, with , after reports had cir- impromptu znick does not want a return 1 think the mistake T made was to say he was tog old to fight,” the “He Insisted on last | man at Tia Juana when Barrymore to alleged attempts by the man to flirt with Dolores Cos- tello, a co-star of Barrymore in sev- | SKETCH ge wilt Friday - round by round of events, as Selznick's statement, Selznick objected to remarks Bar- | out- | was 100 1120—WNJ, Newark—268 6:01—Harold Normanton, songs Zddis Woods, tenor trio tendezvous orchestra $30—WIP, Philadelphia—349 —Dinner music Bedtime story; roll and Foxy ! s—Hour of music 3—Newton Forum | 860—WO0O. Philadciphia—310 7:30—WOO Trio 740—WFI, Philadelphia—103 delp! orchestra me as WEAF; evening and put on a short sketch called “The Spinsters’ Convention.” the city hall steps next Saturday at are invited to at- high noon. That bloomin® station is the toughest outfit to bring in. Once in a while it sails in sweetly and stays that way for about two min- \en it gets kittenish and it's We tricd to listen to a pro- through WNAC, bees do buzz! All tend, ; interested ter program Jacques Renar Morcy ¥ ; 590—WEEL Boston—508 utes. all off. E m from WOR, th . . Musical Memories,” an orchestral selection, was presented from CHYC, Montreal. 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