New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1928, Page 18

PROGKAR Castern OTE. — Asterisks Denote Best Fro grams of the Day New Enngmd States Grahan Uncl 6 programs Hartford—: of 360—WTIC, Time, summary Arnold Corin sianist f-Astoria dinner music tenor; AC ymphony with \ nrascl condu 20— WO H—] lesson —Time ni {me, news 560—WCAU, Storrs— —Orgun recital Talk, “The C Eeg” 30—Contemporary 7:45—Talk, "D 500—WDRC, New Haven—=268 RISt 5 Merchants' \ e 3 Be ik B3¢ i 6:30—Weathe : 4--Boxing Bouts 10—W her 1130—WICC, Bridgepori—266 s orchestra Artists York i BT wrdson, an Kirk Bochringer, contralto othy Lar opritiiy —WABC—309 . ‘Your Watch” Merchants’ Hour »—Studio Prograim -Willlam A, 4:30—Time, we Hawaiians oria orchestri Heigh-Ho” hour 1020—WGL ., mews, racing ~Harold Dorr's orch Health association Andre tenor < school 91 and weatl —Singing orchestra Health talk Singing orchestra 7:15—Charles Mille H—Music progrim Boston Symphony orchestra ews {otel Statler orchestra nd weather 6350—WNAC-WBIS, Boston—164 | The Boston Singers | —Colonial Luncheon orchestra | {y5—Information Service Program | 30-—The Dandics of Yesterday ws, planist Patersod—294 Dianis lenger, soprano ey flood control Mooney brothers Ireland iy Nighters Valley Comman- 1020—WOD A, Anna Danig Jeling =—Passiic \ ed and His Gang % : Smilers ud his Sinfonians :30—Better Business Rureau ady of the Ivorie 7:50—Romance in Art \—Thistle Trio Saly rhilharmonic 0 be announced 10—Dance Musie 11:10—Morey Pearl and orch. 670—WELIL, Boston—i18 —Musicale ¢ ;..‘}m,.,;.,,‘ trom New York |5—Westhrook society orclicstra Naws | 10—Orange Jubilec quartet 30—Lido Venice orchestra and Dolan, congs 45—8tudio Program 5—ILido Venice orchestra 0—Masterpiece Pianist 5—Book Talk $—Program from New York 10—Cruising the Air 5 Radio Forecast hern ks’ toust —Lido Veniee entertainment mid.—Pat Cristello’s Gondolicrs 1120—WGCP, Newark. 3:30-—Popular prozram i—Bradford Browne 4:30-—Popular program 111 orch. |11 710—WFI. Philadelphia—105 Tea room ensemble Jimmy Boltorr's orchestra 0-—Hyperion School of Music 0—Adelphia Whispering orch, 5—Popular science lecture —Composition of Lis 0-—Concert orchestra tecord Flight,” Gordon 10:05—News, and weather New York Stations 570—W 3 10—Herman Neuman, pianist o—Lawrence Metealf, whistle 0—Police alarms 7:36—F. C. Atkinson, monologues 7:45—Piano selections s—""Preas Humorists,” 6—Police quartet 36—Blanche Goldherk, songs 50—Geluso Mandolin quartet 20—Vincent Bach, trumpet 30-—Orpheus Choral Socicty 10—Police alarms; weather 1 or 610—" —192 —WOO Trio 1:30—Rolfe’s orchestra 1100—WPG, ! 2:30—Janssen’s orchestra gan S—Parnassus trio Jinner conc Studio program Dr. William J. Peppard 45—Wesley Aves estra —8tudio program 30—Edith Elliott ensemble Waldorf-Astoria_diuner music Dor | ranc S [ 9:40—Harold Micklin, violinist l1o—Irvin's Solo Male gnartet 10:30—Same as WEAR 830—WIP, Philadelphia—319 j—Dinner music Bedtime story; call; roll recita- Prof. Lee College Glee elub ATt Coogan's dance n recital hiladelphin—310 orch. ntic City—: news flash 5—Talk. Dinner dance orc “helsea concert musie udio program —Women's medley baritons relay swim- i dance orchestra Subway Boys » orchestra cotady—380 Ansylvanians —The High Jinke Aty William r 9:30—Twin Pairs of GO—WIZ Frank Win X roreports Gondolivrs ns orchestra; music nnsylvania Harmony 4 1:30 *s orchesita Organ recital Daned etian ogrim 15—Savoy-Ilaza tein juusic —Orchestra Clevelan Progran Wostern rve orman 1 g San tott on tor orchestr as WTH ot tin Howe ., March the history Lotel as its cies in its © country a sulphur il spring Don i universi cipal 1 ynold ):30-—Diorotly zraduate of the Thre 1-—Slumier n TH0—W lonor. his will prov sit mater beogi OR—422 Moonlig Uma weakne Tis lungs, endurane: to the he lion has little “" Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue Bilious Fever and Malaria. It Kills the germs, For Sale New 6 Room Dwelling in Belvidere. Hot water heat, weather strips, 2-car gar- age. Fine buy in fine loca- COX &DUNN 272 MAIN STREET Musical Vig ~Hendersor cl 45— Victor Wil Keen's —Journal Ar Don Robrt B10—WLW Catholic T 3 Atrice = Musica “Bro DENTIST Dr. Henry R. Lasch Commercial Trust Bldg. T Pyorrhea Treatments Equitan] 1— Food Brad's Nows —Chlorine 20— Food —Ridgewood Gro 1—-MeAlpineers” 2 mid.— Fordhar SB0—WGBS—310 ripture rer Ted FREDERICK AUTO LAUNDRY 15 WALNUT ST. (Rear) Washing, Polishing. izing, Etc. 2 pianist some svening started off with gre A nice night for little a murder or| pleasantry. The t prom- ¥ of ‘statio.—We got it uckets full. During the early Y Was some noise, but not h 1o cause us to chew the the favorite rocking chair it ontinued to get wo 1. m., the frequenc ad jumping arouni pact of the heavy tic. On the higher things weren't so dials moved down ne 1e heavier, It s night to sit up KFI, Los Angeles while you turned switeh to avoid a in the next block. somcone is liabls n alurm clock at us now, | vork of art is being ~writ- 1 o’clock in the morn- writers were never in- working at that t morning | us add other plen us of bad. th beca ot e and wait for o tune itself in lown the volums someons w the way, ept in the ewspaper.) Cor offies tinuning, let i of hat volume was 1 usual we listened to the Hap- WEAF. We for anytling, it Boys from couldn’t miss them Jones and Ernest Hare, you nd they had their usual | hey put over a slick entitled *Hello scored heavily exce Human the patrons nie sang I Won- offered “You Have | 1oy won't be on the air the restaurant from closed Good it when we silly know, 1" which And they and cracks Montr: vith lent ise d soms really s, jokes sotie which seem aer illy No 1 oxt e hich ek, since they sing will be And we mean shall miss them. PR voice has been | each afternoon during the | week over WTIC, Hartford, is his debut as an amnouncer | muking a good job of it, | too. Bert is one of those fellows vhose work means much to but of whom little fs ard Ly the radio audience. He is operator at the station, and his {utics are important ones, for it is| up to him to see that programs or- \ating in the studios xo out to the ransmitter in - good pe and in ance. Bert has been at the Exposition all w ling the Wal- recitals each | pleasing voic satistied with Bert Wood, whose Tieard past makin s0 A | radio station, by zood i Home Progre ind e has be ter Dawley ifternoon. Bert ha it he appears 1o his own job. . k i n organ e Going Dback lust night. heard a collection of rapid fire cordion solos from WSAT Cincinnati which belonged right up'in the frox rank. The instrument was manipn ated by Charles Partington and I played “Blue Heaven and a medlo of Italian songs among others. Mp Partington demonstrated to us he is a first class musieia don’t fecl that it is neevssary to that we enjoyed his effort tion was extremely loud, enai 1o receive the benefit of the ful tone colorings created musician. W to by the WOR, Newa i nlinstrel sty exceedingly d a banquet toastmastcr sting and e New Maple Syrup” re and Delicious MPSHIRE r Gallon, Delivered - DNEY A, MONTAG 11 Hawley So New Britain Phone 3171 was inter A dull old house in the bright springtime, Makes a “fella” feel out of line. 0 let’s paint it up a nice new color, rom the top of the roof down to the ceilar, DWIGHT K. CAPEN Painting and Paper Hanging Phone 1542-W—Tonight Before You Forget It. Dr. A. M. JAFFE Dentist Announces the Op DENTAL ning of a | Automobile Insurance Standard Rates—Any Limits Leo. F. Hennessey sal Estate and (nswy 5 Long St ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR Shell Fish Such as AMS — LOBSTERS — CRAB MEAT Ors. Our Crackers are Always Fresh OUR DININ Cnti) HONISS’S 22 State St. Hartford “Under Grants’ VIS ROOM NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1928, °re was music and singing. The .in good shape, but it carried with it speaker of the evening was sup-|a heterodyne from WHO, Des posed to be a Joe Lowry. but every Moines. time his name was called a stranger jumped to his feet and started to T tell @ story. Every time he did o, h: was told to sit down, while the crowd went wild with laughter, The toastmaster then announced other entertainer: That continued for some time until it was found out that the strapger was none other | Democrats who do not get any poli- | than the missing Lowry. Joe had a tical plums at their national conven- | z00d line of remarks, we might say. tion here in Junc can solace them- | o | selves by plucking ripe figs from the [ trees, The figs will be mature when the democrats are here, and visitors will find the blue pear-shaped fruit in back yards of nearly all Houston | residences as well as in commercial ' orchards along highways leading to : | city. i The fruit nceds no sugar to make it palatable when picked from the trees. It is an important product of the gulf countr . . s all for today, thanks! E. Democrats \\';ll Find Figs Ripe in Houston Houston, Tex.. March 31 P - L. | Chicago, with guitar was comfortably selections, und W New York, was presenting « German hour of music when we tuncd in. WJR, Detroit, offered a male duo, singing popular songs. All stations were easy to hear. 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