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T ey 06%; £60—WGBS—319 1:30—Seripture reading —Contralto; “Art” z—Plotz’s Vagabonds Prof. Gues Business' Phil and_Anne Brae, duets Uncle Gee Tiee New England States < = Quintet FRIDAY, Eastern Standard Time. NOTE — Asterisks Denote Best Pro- crams of the day. \derbilt Quartet ieater Party:” Mol 60—WTIC, 5 Dominick ~ Olivero, 0—WRNY nebirds, inst Bill Stori ony Home orsover Trio Spanish lesso! Of inters . Bridgeport—206 o ucker's orc Ho" Hawaiians 11—"Heigh-Ho” hour 1020—WGL—284 —Time; news; sports ( soser; mandolin Health talk Tenor ation Round Tabls Hughes, mezzo; § auber of Commerce ward Howard, vielinist National Night, Roumania Correct tin LOwe's or me. Weather 0—WTAG, Worcester—ii s South Sea Islanders roft dunce orchestr as WTIC reroft dance orchs 390—WEEL Boston—508 fusical program §—Concert orchest —Henry Kalis' orchestra —Knights Henry Kalis' orchestra Parker House orchestra WTIC stra Eastern Stations i i 3 hockey | 1020—WODA, Paterson—294 Earl Nelson, uke 1:10—FProgram 650—W NAC-WBIS, Boston—164 fusic Lovers’ Period 2:30—Eddie at the organ E N port talk .ou Klayman orchestra —Luncheon concert —Information service j0—The Dandies of Yesterday 4:10—Dok’s Junior Sinfonians 10 5 peital 10:4 ting Quincy with Ted and his | 11— 11:10- mileng 11:30 4:30—Dok’s Junior Sinfonians 12 mid.—Cristello’s 30—Business talk 1120—WGCP, Newark—208 40—The Lady of the Ivories 10—Orange Jubilee Quartet 7:30—Romance in Art 10: 40— Pianist; v—Program of Irish Songs 10—WGCP Revu N —Broadcast from Boston 3 Arena—hockey game, Harvard vs. | o C‘n'frf’::‘r;l‘,‘;." xals he New ffinharley. Sievens orpheatia :45—Theater presentation 30 —hlorey Pestl orohestes 30—TJour Towers orchestra 620—WJAR, Providence—i81 5 2, m.—Godley’s DX party Al Williams' orchestra $30—WIP, Philadciphia—349 30—Musical program by artists 1, Groon” relital Ti30—Humane society talk R it vana Sl0—=Same as WTIC 30-~Dinner music - - ' . time stol roll call; solois New York Stations 4-40—"The Radio Operator” 9:50—Band of Luiu T mple 10:3 Art Coogan's dance orch. Herman Neuman, pianist 11—Organ recital Crosley Atkinson, monologue | 860—WOO, Philadelphia—310 \—FPolice alarms; H. Noble, tenor | ¢:45—Grand organ and trumpets Mumbrauer, rman lieder | 5—WOO Trio . 0—WFI, Philadelphia—105 Logis, room ensemble Artists’ recital 3 Dance orchestra )—Whispering orchestra —Popular Science lectures jano Concerto; orchestra lections from * : orchestra Quartet flood Relief talk 45—Joe and Dan Moon 0—Hudson Valley R sler Trio “The P'enny _Vincent Bach, trumpeter Center Players, one-act play 1i—Herman Gelhausen, musicale 0:3v—Police a weather 610—WEAF—4 —Orchestra 1:30—Rolfe's orchestra nssen's orchestra orchestra Parnassus Trio 11- n's orchestra -Btadlo; program 1100—WPG, Atlantlc City—213 —Frank Scott's orchestra —Organ recital; news flashes Dinner music L at —South Istanders e prevention of Speech —Pennsylvanians The High Jinkers Correct tom Little orchestra and tenor 1:30—Program of music u—Rolfe’s orchestra Eddie Davis' orchestrg G60—WI7Z—154 }—Luncheon usic —Yoeng's orchestra Weather reports Venetiun Gondolicrs 3 Training Camp “gu—Concert orchestra Concert orchestra aymore dance oreliestra Subway Boys” L1—Dance orchestri 1380—WKBW, Buffalo—217 —Organ recital (—spiritual quarter hour 1390—WOKO, Peekskill—216 3:30—8tudio program 4—Boxing bouts PO—WGY, Sch 30—Stock, cotton, K¢ ports G—Dinner music A Tennessecans {—Afternoon P udio pro 15— Savoy- tea musi Sid Hall's orchests Summary of programs; ton ) L ead Us & Poem,” N. Hamilton | 7:30—Sume as WEAF h—Astor orche ! 16—0Organ recital ame as WTIC 11—Dance program EUOYEREEE —WMAK. Buffalo—5 Duo with Musical Diversions Howe s a8 WEBL Musical Musings tring Trio jano Pupils cal program 10—Woodside M. 11— Kenmore dance prokram 1070—WHAM, Rochest ic ckwell, cotady—380 1 markets j—Keystone ): 30— Dorothy three T10—WOR— 0—P violinist; chimes; to; bariton: con- chiorus baritone )—Organ recitd 5—Dance music 1020—WSY R, Syracuse—291 5 32—Dinner dance Inusic 4i—=studio program: 30—01d-Fashioned Love Songs Dance music Luke and his uke dyracuse dance musie “ For Sale oty | TWO-FAMILY HOUSE 4] on Lawlor St. 2-car garage; extra large lot; 10 minutes walk from Main St. COX &DUNN 272 MAIN STREET DENTIST X-RAY, GAN and OXYGEN Dr. A. B. Johnson, D.D.S. Dr. T. R. Johnson, D.D.S. NAT. BANK BLDG hing Hour THO—W P AP—395 S10—WMCA—370 ON THE STAGE STRAND ' UNDAY EVENING ONLY | 1 JOHN L. SULLIVA ADDED ATTRACTION AT EACH PERFORMANCE S NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1928, !enjoy those progra Throagh the Static | " " **" WNAC, ston, came through good sh i the ever wasn't a bad cvening, by any wer overcome. A was orchesira played almost contir had to wa a n-f . of the ct that the station came well mad p for any di on Friday e v any means. nty of volume and quite a bit of There utes 1o buzz, but we've resigned oursclf 10 4io, The T i because we hear it every night, | thrc some Static was troublesome About every | \cton. presented a con a, and WSAI 1 Itay Miller's o ' WJJID, Mooscheart two or three minutes, there would | {rrive @ deep-throated crash side of that, they ain't wa ation wling, nterforence also; fading production Matinee” seri s will e crnoon : nd they sho “zo over" Mortimer ctiudy heard SR i‘ * NOAH COUNT GETS edy said at the hanque WL Thursda He stated that ach day residents are called stra residents of ¢ well wyer in t production of “The Racke featured in his own part tain McQuizg of the Chicago polic rtment. Norman Lyed A the cub reporter, and und Dorothy T portrayed Irene Hayes, s the hard-boiled heroine of the pro- duction and the only woman in the that wis tripping along beside show. We doubted, at first, that the | me. Maybe some day Ul give you ay could be produced in the short | a knock-down to weet lovin’ | * a half-hour. However, Mr. mamma but until t ain't any art adapted the play for radio lurm how come we without sacrificing the story or the got ¢ I took to wearing | itmosphere of the production. He out show leatl It happened the combed out all the uncssential mat- | day T was standing on the curb wait- | ter in order that the melodranin ing for the tr might be presented in the brief tin allotted. OFf course, a great deal of Absenta the humor and the small action was sidewalk o lost, but the principal portions o3 around the the plot were left intac Next Fri- The lay afternoon another New York show will be heard. PR She Works in a Bank Says‘ Lengr {0 Andy 1 nicago Anyway, (Contributed) aale Foster n me a4 up like and the store cowboy 1l looking in telling you quainted at ight 10 changs hen a | steps off the uck swir so0's 1 could cro it warning akes with n heard in | or a second | was gonna nsemble was hieard for or | from WRC, Washington, last i taster | ning, the station putting its his | foot forvard, for a change. “Country ! Dance” was one of the numbers played in typical chamber music style, drive on I L scr coulda b | The calvert pins Uian hood days I dashs out ar | v in both 1 ruis in the | time and drags her safely to the | curb, Atter recling | senses colivet ane t on | straight her Jife best or George Hall's orchestra prosentod an hour of dinner dance music over pu WJZ, beginning at 6 o'clock. The g program was a lively one and the or chestra demonstrated its abilities in | ., : 1 all branches, One of the hottest numbers on the program was one | called ‘Loco.” It was just that, too. played in a more sedat were “Lady of Havana, Ann,” “Just Like a RRosc fy Heart Stood Still.” Hall's group is a darned snappy team. ieart does a loop- | gins missing on me a smile that | hold on th with both fect. 1 grins | not to mention it : and the pleas was all on my side of the st Her conversation flows freely after the scare and she tells me she's got a tion in a | bank running up and down columns It was announced over WTIC Of figurcs and Keeping track ¢ that two features ordinarily heard Other people’s money, ete. She used ) on Friday evenings will be shifted | Words morce carctully chosen than a to Monday nights, beginning mnext | college professor's during working week and continuing until further | hours but that don’t shove me back | notice. Miss aura (. Gaudet, staff 1nto corner as I've gone to night been in the habit School and knows my ginger cookis oviding short recitals en Fri- I € My company manncrs fore | day nights at 6 o'clock will be heard | ward I says, “What say you kid. to on Monday nightsat 6 o'clock.Moth-|# date time, mostly er Goose will be heard on Monday at yonr carlicst convenience evening at 6:12 o'clock, in the fu- ture. The rearrangement has been necessitated through a change the program schedule, A new feature will be inaugurated next b day evening at 6 o'clock. The pro- | below zero stare gram will continue umtil 7 o'clock. &uard and almost frec i that the new series will | [ realiz | in style, although noth- than the guy who tried to drive his is known about it. touring flivier car under a moving- | van without first removing the top. | They's no use eryi that has already splashec ool as GeY it Ao L ays Aun stand before the microphone of hurt i i i A last evening t 10 o'clock We know, for a fact, that Phil didn't get more than 24 hours slecp the S night hefore, because he was travel- along and her map s up in an- ling a good share of the time. Any- other heart-wea that way, he was right there with his | knocked me dizzier than usual and | subtle wise cracks and his enjoyable suys I'm welcoms 1 1 meet | introductions. The Musical Stock her fa e company presented a quarterly re- e view, ring many numbers that have registered well during the past few program was specdy, ¢ orchestra and . There was a great « varicty, one of the most interesting ang the bell numbers being a hot one p knock and 4 guitar and trumpet duet. as o ha want™ T asks, “Docs Mis iiot, too; don't forget it. Wi ¢ firm | i and slip 1 tells her hachelor s | it was nothing evening which ludes mine.'” ires that I'm fresher all fan in the cause she hands me made a bigger mistake ing more « o Phil Carlin scemed to be just as ely as ever when he RSy 3¢ £00d ¢ ¢ 1o see you company.” sees 1 ain't trying to kid her smile to experiones man usually he wear large pointed shocs, s h ever heen kno them for wel at her hocks the door Her kid brother over the air months. —— MOORLAND FARY GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK The Best Milk Sold in the City Absolutely Safe Raw Milk, containing all the vitamines. C More. Worth More. >. R. Weidman, Supt. 2-Family house on Greenwocd stieet for only $9,500. Extra hig lot, 170 feet deep. Good home at Camp Real Estate Co. 272 Main St. Phone 343 N. B. National Bank Bldg. answers “Huh’* Then T asks | Does your sister Magnesia | 3 This time he answers, | upstai making herself out.” hen from the “Don’t stand there like a dumbbell this cold weathe close the door.” 1 didn't know whether the imbbell” was meant ' ror me or the kid (but T had my sus- picions.) 1 had bhought some for Magnesia and atter 1 pa up to go kitchen comes, | enough bag around amongst her folks T in- troduces myself and then the kid brother takes me into the parlor and | fi shows me the family photo album which had more pictures than a roguc's gallery and 1 holds onto my sides to keep from laughing. He showed me a photo of Mag- sia, long curls and everything. n when she was only knee high to a grasshopper and hardly old to ecry out loud. Another flea off his back. photo was of Magnesia standing be- ' under-slung chassis and a long side her pet dog, named Oscar. At wheel-base, if you gathers what 1 t I thought she was stepping on | mean. him. Tut on looking closer I saw it| Finally Magnesia enters the room was a Dachshund, one of those comi- | a1l rigged out ir_the important rags cal looking purps that remands you 'and looking better to me than a ham | of a bologna on account of his icgs sandwich does to a hungry hobo and heing just long cnough to keep his so after 1 reminds her to bring her body from dragging on the ground | pocketbook along we goes out for and built so low he coulda walked |the evening's entertainment. under a burcau without knocking a As ever, Oscar had an | NOAH COUNT. Reductions Create a ng.tional Sensation/ PERFECTED Gasoline tank is st the rear, away irom the heat of the engine; costs more to build, but is safer F.0.B.Factery Nerr Low Prices Reductions SEDAN *5 Touring - - Coach- - - Roadster pass) Roadster - - (with rumble seat Coupe - - Cabriolet cowe Chassis Al prices 1. o b. factory 22 Main St. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR Shell Fish Such as ORBRSTERS SHRIMP — CRAB MEAT and SCALLOPS. 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