New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1928, Page 16

ROCRAVE % TS MONDAY. .11:30—Tommy Gott’s orck . Duke li on’s ore Eastern Daylight Saving Time. T60—WPAP—395 — - Robert's Pa 2 = 30—"Your Boy and Girl' New England States PR 560—WTIC, Hartford—536 land 8:10—-Time and Summary of $10—WLWL- Mother Go®st 0 ", 5—Ne s Hotel Bond Trie —Baseball scores —8ilent for WCAC 30—Play Boys king of Sports, D McGinley :15—Piano recital §:30—Program from NBC Studios 11—Park Central orchestr 11:30—Capitol thenter org: 12—Time, new and weather Storrs—b35 T—Time, Farm Topics 500—WDRC, New Haven—268 —Merchants' Musical Period . theater Teview her report 1l scores it orchestra guitar solos Yale Glee club concert Time Merchant<' hour 1130—WICC, Bridgeport—266 Studio prograun i 15—Mother Goo | 7:45—Baseball scorcs s—International Bible sociation —8tudio program all scores “ampers wert dance ore 920—WPCH T—Frank Daly’s orchestra s—Financial talk §:20—Humi N4 —Golden City . trumpeter Students’ as- 0 voices and piano 970—WABC—309 . 1. Hodgdor 900—WBZ, Springfield—333 ¢ :45—Weather reports 6—Hotel Weldon Tilo M. A. C. Radio Forum :15—Hotel Weldon Trio —News and time —Weldon Trio continued —Baseball scores 7—Hotel Statler orchestra o—Roxy and His Gang (NBC) 9—Riverside Hour (NBC) 9:30—Variety Hour me 01—Strolling Players 10:26—News and baseball scores osU Td Mo ffoCo 113 10:36—Ernie Andrews' Troubadours | | 11:30—Time and weather 650—WNAC-WBIS, Boston—464 on . B aon s Gane Eastern Stations —Juvenile Smilers - 6:30—Elks Hotel orchestra 1020—WODA. Paterson—201 ‘7-—~Jaques Renard and orchestra S0 ar, liealith tali 7:30—Civil Service talk 16—Dodgé Six 0—Lady of the Ivories vl while 0—Tales of Rebel Boston et Dovets s $—Shamrock Band fated merchants 3:30—The Polished Gentlemen 9—Program from New York 11:15—Perley Stevens and orch. 610—WEEI, Boston—i48 6—Waldorf-Astoria orchestra 6:35—News G:4¢—Juvenile Gems 6:46—Big Brother club 7:30—O0ld Time Minstrels s—8ports Watch §:10—Garden talk 0—Program from New York 01—Radio forecast and weather 5—Lido Venice orchestra 5—News | 0—Lido Venice orchestra “4 New York Stations 570—WNYC—526 Piano novel 6:05—Market high spots | rand o 6:10—Asta Auer, Viennese songs 9:2 e in etn :25—DBaseball scores s 0—Gegman lessons —Police alarms 5—Air college 5—Max Kalfus, tenor —Inaugural ccremonivs of Dr. ! Frederick B. Robinson as presi- dent of College of City of N York. Speak i 3 John H. Finley, Nich ler, the Rev. Samucl Sigmund Pollitzer, | ¥ Lewis Mott, Moses J. Stroock. | 1100—WPG, Atlantic © 0—Police alarms; weather #:45—Organ recital; news 1l —*"Life and Letters™ 7:05—Morton dinner concert 610—WEAF—192 74 alk, Arthur Fldred Bob Fallon's orchestra —Rotary club's dinner dance 5:30—Jolly Bill and Jill Aorf-Astoria dinner music sehall scores 7-—“Hindenburg,” James G. Donald 7:15—National Siring quartet 7:36—"A Successful Pirate Colony” orchestra, ‘Do 7.45—Physical culture prince | tor s—History, han Allen at Ticon- i 11:30 deroga” orchestra, §:80—8ame as WTIC | 11—Correct time | 11—Arnold Johnson's orchestra 660—WJIZ—154 3 3:80—Reports, stock market, finan- cial summary. cotion price cultural reports 5:45—Studio program Conway's cha orchestr rmen’s Paradis: 2 Home Mak nfman’s Jewish hour 30—G da hour “Heigh-Ho"” hour 1020—WGL—294 i—Augusta Spofte, soprano Radio i ncopation 's orchestra . 0. P. Republican 4, Newark—268 field Mellow Tones . and Sister Joan 1120—WGCP, Newark—268 erchants’ program —Alice from Wonderland —Orchestra —Imperial Imps (—THolly Bark Boys $60—WOO, Philadelphia—319 —Grand organ and trumpets WOO Trio WOO Instrumental Trio 55—Address, A. J. Wilde {30 Leroy Smith's orchestr 860—WIP, Philadciphia—249 30—Mayflower dance orchest —TRoll call; bir list club’s convention time udio program Hotel Traymore silver Slip Jos RUSSIANS SEND Berlin, May 7 (UP)—A Poland, delivered a at the 05—Plerre’s orchostr 6:40—Summary of the in- , pianist 10—Moon magic 10:30—Smalle Robertsor “Current Events pelanna Corby MINISTER DIES Sydney, Aus Pratten ns in th cad today, When In Hartford Free Examination | Dine at the Oldest and Best “;.“(*a Food Restaurant. Food direct from the Ocean. all Department Connected HONISS’S 22 STATE sT. HARTFORD Under Grant's DENTIST Dr. Henry R. Lasch Commercial Trust Bldg. X-Ray Pyorrhea Treatments TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES How about having your Typewriter or Adding Machine overhauled? We loan you a machine while your machine is being cleaned. “RENT A TYPEWRITER” o2 s o New Britain Typewriter Exchange 96 West Main St. Phone 612 stra 111, songs | opening number will be the populur | t and WOO orch. |ihree sings during the Moon Magic |never before attracted, sov- | tor dry Sea NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 7, 1928, crown have come to me and I need |no more. My style of living is mod- lest, my wants are simple, and 1 are oy some re wiy iay in s, wh uninte A program | will be Appreciates Game There is in Gene Tunney, how- | ever, no lack of appreciation for the | game that made him a phyiscal marvel With such powers of re- cuperation that he was able to rise | from the floor in the seventh round | at Chicago and out-speed the man | who put him there, Jack Dempsey. Gene has no desire to belittle the game that made him a millionatre and promises to add almost as much | more to his fortune before the year | 1928 is written into the record book. “To boxing as an institution I| owe everything that T have, a strong | body, healthy mind and moderate wealth. But from my contacts in the fight game itself, the persons con- nected with it, I have gained noth- ing and I feel I owe them noth- ing” sald the champion. | Tunney believes that Heeney will prove a worthy opponent in gheir 15-round battle scheduled for July, | probably the 25th, at the Yankes stadium in New York. He believes the plodding New Zealander must have ‘“‘something” to account for the string of victories in the winter | elimination series that led to the choosing of a challenger. “The heavyweight who defeated Johnny Risko and Jack Delaney and Drew with Jack Sharkey, the | champion believes, must be consi ered capable of swapping leather with any man in the world. The 9 |wealth that comes with the title. 0 lS the ’ LBl A 1.\“(1 even that achievement is per- . é i ot oo o ciorye et oty o e, tor| Qs niact Man | will be sung by a male quartet dur- | ° EY = an ! 3 ! pi i P cs, mere subdi- i ing the Biverside hour which will be |PIon8 In other classes, mere subai ! \dcast through WIBZ at 9 o'clock | Visions to the one ? In the World? | tonight, Other numbers by the quar- |* fighting men, If he lives in this town you ought 1{0t will include "Among My Sou. |fipancially. i By | “The true champion know how to to clip out this notice and send it to him. | venirs” and “Mighty Lak’ a Rose, 8 : : {The bana selections include Thomas' |take care of himself in trouble. | famous Raymond overture, Gold- | Sometimes he will be hit and hurt. | mans On the Mall and Spirit of | Every time T fought 1 was hit, no who my opponent was, | Perhaps he has never heard of McCoy's Tablets or read of the fair and equare offer McCoy is making to all underweight men and women ! Progress March. | matter Compositions by Edward A. Mac sometimes harder than others, but who need a few more pounds of flesh to gain in health, vigor and at- include Musical” numbers “Moment Milit g TUNNEY SEEKING ot maa excalloni ==k aa we typewriter for a living at a salary throughout the greater part of the | me Bl)lill ame {changed. The habits and customs of g G 1 concert last night was u‘ “To some fighters, of course, sorry that such weeks not are weighing down upon |they reach the top, and sometimes | from the common repeti- “racket,” lls over into study of |that seceps into the blood. I have | sting. | the fault of the game alone. |see me fight think of me personal- | broadeast tonight at :30 by nust lay aside study of the gentler tal request of the Gypsics m the fney stretched on a sofa in his hotel Lune, Rondo C . GYPSY illusionment and envy that other S | professions. ir tenor, will be the vocal artists of | his hands slowly through his thick at 9:30 tonight. Their selec- | violinist of the perfection of Jascha Morning Greetin s his skill increases. He never is “Romamund,” power, of Mystery,” an iliterature see broader avenues of ppacinni’'s Daughter,” will | o'clock. This of understanding are but begin- will be the first formance in”history. “But it takes little mentality to arranged for tonight by the Time- peay one final goal in the fight Through the Static g | | feel that 1 have enough money now to care for myselt forever. The Boston Symphony “Pop” con- “Eleven years ago 1 pounded a —— : could get of it, Saturday night. At of $15 a week. I lived on that then. times the music came through mm,‘o I 0 P kt BGR M in |Basically, my needs have not ly but interference was | plentiful | Ily e Peak {0 640! mtchz\ngc—d expanded perhaps, but not program, |living that I formed then still are | | with me. endous success, a fitting open- York, May 7 (® — The in- {there always is the incentive of ug of the National Music Week. We tual restrictions of the boxing |adulation to keep them going after ! i1, so that we might en- Gene Tunney and if need for men- faiter their prime. It is the roar of | illy good programs and ial exercise, unrequited in the fight |the crowd, the thrills of acclaim, | and day out of ordinary he classics and lectures before never felt that and it matters little Lave become hore- Shakespearean students, then that's |to me what the fans who pay to ! e | In a contemplative mood, the big | ly.” dedicated to Quebec | heavyweight champion’ who soon vpsics through WTIC. Licuten- | arts to prepare for defense of his overnor Perodeau at the spe- | title against the rugged Tom Hee- selections of numbers to be played, apartment. In between the words s hich 1l include Guit Clair he spoke lay hidden a story of dis- | e, Mighty 1 men, more fortunate than he, still Desir and Air de F | have things to strive for in their ¢tte Guilford, Metropolitan | “In the realm of music, art, star, and Lewis Jones, popu- | literature,” he said as he .rubbed sert program in the ular ' hrown hair, last of the pompadours, program broadeast through “there is no top, no ultimate. A tions for tonight's program include | Heifetz, for instance, finds new and cnade,” “Hark greater vistas opening before him [ “Gretehen at the satisfied, and the finer his music the {The orchestral keener his desire for even greater ind “March | “The same is true of masters of brush and song. Even students of rles W. Cadman, based | fine meanings hope before them as Nathaniel Hawthorne's —story | they delve deeper into the truo be | masters. For them there s no end nted tonight by the Ploneers 'and even the greatest achievements through WOR at 10 -adio performance of | pings, this score and the second per-| Takes Little Mentality = {be a boxer and no more than that A prograni of popular Iusic Was 1o pe a champion. There is but one to-Retire Boys, which will be broad- | zamd and that, of course, is the cast through WTIC at 10:30. The joqvyweight championship. | )n the way up there is the in- centive to struggle for physical fit- ness, the mental keenness, that will bring about final victory and the |roxtrot number, “Happy Go Lucky Lane.” Other numbers will in- clude * re’'s Something Ab kY Fingers' and s that rules cally and Paula Hemminghaus will Constantinople, May 7 st casualty lists today showed thirty persons to have been killed in renewd earthquakes in the Katahia | region. | ;New Cleansing Cream Wonderful Every woman who values her com- plexion will love this new Cream containing Cocoa Butter. Excellent skins which have a tend- vney to wrinkle. Takes all the dirt and leaves a youthful finish. Melts quickly and will not grow hair. Ask for LO-GLO—the new wonde sing Cream, | howell, American’s foremost com- | Often enough to learn that ability | poser, will be played by Mme, Gains- |to keep onc's head when the going broadeast at 9:30 through WJZ. however, T can find no other intel- {yrootivoness, {lectual stimulus, True, I believe that | oCoy takes all the risk—Read | o'clock through the same statiod. upon the game as nothing but a (hin, underweight man or woman iter selections for tonight arc Mac- | brutal contest of brawn, rather than | qoesn’t gain at least 5 pounds and Iman's “Memories” and inter- | No Place to Advance |the purchase price. 220 from “Morning of the Year,” | “B#t there fs no place for me to| The name McCoy's Cod Liver Oil A program of light classics which | | will include Strauss’ Morning | | numbers include Gounod's L llombe,” Rebikofi's “Berceu (=] handles) also Steel Rakes (not iron.) {iorg und an orchestra, during a pro- | Bets hottest is the prime mental gram in observance of the National | equisite of a champion. Music Week, This program will be “Now that I am the titleholder, sing | fo boxing I have drawn an element jy,is jronclad guarantee. If after tak- C the higher |ing 4 sixty cent boxes of McCoy's period which goes on the air at 10| type of citizen who once Jooked [myblets or 2 One Dollar boxes any ilvmnll'a seaming Eyes” lof skill. Long ago I gave up the |feel completely satisfied with ach's * nd Curran’s |thought of attempting any cleansing |marked improvement in health— Nocturne, The orchestra will play ;'hc game might need. your druggist is authorized to return | me of Parting” and advance now in boxing. Beyond the [Tablets has been shortened—just | Herber renade.” | neavyweight title there is nothing |ask for McCoy’s Tablets at any drug | | | higher. The financial rewards of the |store in Amegica. | Journals™ waltz will be broadcast at | i1 o'clock through WJZ by the! 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