New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1928, Page 18

I"leodies" and a minuet from Of- wuy'urw | fenbach’s “Tales of Hoffman." % | Two numbers of Grieg's “Ase's ¢ | Death” and “Anitra’s Dance” will be ///// / | {among the numbers played by the Another series of dinner music | Slumber Music ensemble which programs presenting the works or comes regularly every evening over prominent composers will be broad- | WJZ at 11 o'clock. Other numbers MONDAY. ¥ cast by Emil Heimberger and the |include Debussy's “Valse Roman- East mllc_h:s. ing TH ; ‘L:EL‘;‘“ZL’M?T& from St Nicho- 1otcl Dond Trio tonight at 6:30 tique” Dvorak's largo from “The 4 . Bight selections of | New World Symphony,” Lortzing's e Wilson, tenor | °PUsSY will be played, among them | overture to “The Armourer” and New England States 560—WTIC, Hartford—536 e r Aer “Reflections.” which will be a piano | Kreisler's “Syncopation.” solo by Herbert Holtz, | L. C. —Time and summary of chat; g | s—Christian Science lecture 30—Hotel Bond Trio 5 s Jewish Entertaners 55—Baseball scores ellis’ Jewish concert —Silent for WCAC v Inn orchestra 30—The Play Boys o correct tin —*Speaking of Sports,” | ers” dance orchestra McGinley 2 mid e Wolfe and the Ruer :15—Piano Recital, $10—WLWL—370 det Dominican hour The 3:30—Program from NBC Studios 6205 (0l contralto {1—Park Central orchestra 11:30 12—Time, news and 560—WCAC. Storrs—535 T—Timely Farm Topics 500—WDRC, New Havel Merchants' Musical Per —Time, Theater review, 3 Weather report 40—Wilf Pond, “Racing” ¥ ard and :55—Baseball scores —Lucy Cooper, soprano —Hotel Taft orchestra 16~ The Life of Ho 3—Radio Dealers' program 10—TLucy Cooper, i—Time Edna White, trumpeter 1130—WICC. Bridgeport—266 20—WRNY—326 Merchants' Hour Alta Duo gton's orch. = l—Aunty’s radio Radio as never convicted for tres A s s rod | lock will depict the story of “The rr Conspiracy.” The manuscript ( Three New Haven Firemen Injured ton and the lonal Players will 1 Big Siationery Monse portray the various cpisodes. Blaze Gypsics dedicate tonight's| Hartford, Conn,, May 14 (UP)— progrim to the province of Ontario. | Fires throughout the state caused et orchestrs _ ) rogram will come through | damage estimated at $75,000 over S atholics in U. X Army )] and among some of{ the weck-cnd. Newman s 1o be heard are Wald-| The most "o Thee Waltz,” Deppen’s| New Haven, se Sunset,” favorite sclec- | Scoville, Inc. tion of Licutenant Governor W. I D) | Rt sirns contraes o e acenmtea o FIRES IN CONNECTICUT cast through WEAF at § wits prepared by Henry Fisk cm,i serious Dlaze was at where Bradley and ationers, suffered an | cstimated $65,000 loss. It was the second fire within two weeks in the Berge's “Ha- | Orange street building. | Three New Haven firemen were | injured during the fire, Grorge Cicchanowski, baritone of | Damage was done also to the Win- 1e Metropolit and Dolores Cassi- | dow Shade company, the National nelli, concert soprano, will be the| Cash Register company, the Cham- Morolanid Hou By M Dol e soloists during the regular G, M.|perlain Furniture company, the 15—Mother Goose iroadc whichh will come through | 1ischer Engraving company and the L R e % ey WTIC at §:30 tonight. Three popu- | Bussman Printing shop, s—International Bible Students pro- 2 lar organizations will render the in-| Jaopmal iny g strumental music—a concert orch- | jof the fire was to be made toda: ~Studio program novelty orchestra | oy itose of Ontario, a Npanish daner rt's dance orchestra 0—WPCH—326 « Frank Daly's orchestra estra, Joe Green neial talk; pianist . bert Pennino, cornctist —Viennese Trio Two voices, plano Brooklyn Infants’ program 970—WABC—! though it was understood a defec- tive heater caused the blaze. The Roosevelt street bridge at | Bridgeport has been closed to traf- i fic after its foundation timbers were burned Sunday. The flames spread | trom a nearby dump. Firemen were forced to stand in water up to their cather forecast and news 900—WBZ, Springfield—333 —Weather reports :46—Musical program 6—M. A. C. Forum 4:15—Muhical program Dr. D. 1. Hodgdon, ;:30—News d time —Hardman Male g—llu:s‘:ln]‘»roxrum - o 1“"“"‘,,,\',“1 T | McDowell’s nupmber “To a Wild . Raxeball acoues < . Rose” will be featured on the Time- Hotel Statler orchestra To-Retire program which will be 0—Program from NBC Studios broadcast at 10:30 through WTIC. 4:30—Variety Hour {Other numbers to he heard are O—Program from NBC Studios | Priml’s “L'Amour toujours amour, 0. ews and baseball scores {the “Indian Cradle Song,"” “Trinkets” {and “Mary Ann *“Lolita," De Chi Roberts' Mexicana” and Arrieta’s the lower part of the bridge. Hot ashes were thought to have ranada. Hour leigh-Ho" Hour 1020—WGIL—294 —Federation of Women's clubs 15—Joe Lane, songs |9—From WODA ‘eterans of Foreign Wars ~Hardmann Male Quartet :40—Ernie Andrews’ orchestra 11:30—Time and weather 850—WNAC-WBIS, Boston—464 3—Ted and His Gang i—Juvenile Smilers i:30—F.Iks Hotel orchestra 7—Jaques Renard and orchestra Popular Songzdom 7:30—Clvil Service talk :40—Nonpareil Trio 0—Il.ady of the Ivories nid.—Frolie; musical 0—Tales of Rebel Boston s and dance orchestra | Russian Cathedral Choir and a s—S8hamrock Band — $:30—The Polished Gentlemen Eastern Stfltlons Fiersesie e gy = | selections, | $—Program from New X'oirk i 11:15—Perley Stevens and orchestra R e 1020—WODA. Patcrson—294 5:30—News; health talk Robbin 670—WEELI, Bouon—“l) f—Weldort-Astoria concert oreh. T ioams Yy B Lo e —Dorcmus for Governor pro- e i o] gram e tegular G. O. P. Republicans §:10—Garden Talk 5:30—Program _from > 11:01—Radio Forecast and Weather 11:06—Lido Venice orchestra 11:35—News | 11:40—Lidp Venice orchestra | New York Stations 570—WNYC—526 6:05—Market High Spots 6:10—"Hospital for Queens” 6:26—Baseball scores; high lights 6:30—German lessons 7:30—Police alarms; scores 7:38—~Ald College o 3:18—Ellsworth Morse, basso-bari- ‘ tone 8:30—"Everyday English” 5—Plano selections; health talk 0—Kelso Mixed quartet 5—"Our Library Table” 10—Marvine Green, pianist —Pennsylvania male quartet and 10:30—Police alarms; weather orch,.,,,ml i EAF—193 9—TIrish Melody Boys —Bob Ah‘fi?!‘fifi.ma 9:15—Grand organ recital 0—Jolly Bill and Jane 9 nd orchestra , Mother,” Judge Samuel L. Levy | G:15—Waldorf-Astoria dinner music | —WLIT, ¥ Raseball Acorcs { s flashes 1d Toda James McDon- Mussolini tional String quartet England to India by Light|11—Kentner's dance orchestra Airplane,” Captain Rooke |11:30—Leroy Smith's orchestra 7:45—National String quartet 1100—WPG, Atlantic © s—History, “Burr Conspiracy” tal :30—8ame as WTIC I1—Correct time Talk, Arthur Eldred 11—Arnold Johnson's orchestra Indio: prograin B60—WIZ—153 9—Concert orchestra 7:30-—Reports; stock market . finan- al summary, cotton prices, agri- cultural reports Mildred Hunt, Jack Henrick De Veers, flautist, will be among the soloists to be heard dur- ing the regular kly program of | the Roxy Gang which will be broad- | jcast through WBZ at 7:30. Other| |features of the program will include |selections by the mixed chorus, the comedy “Auf Wiedersehen” will | ved by the Trall Blazers, an | instrumental group, during the Riv- | erside hour bros t through WBZ at 9 o’clock. Other numbers includ- | {ed in the program are Michalis! “Turkish Patrol,” Harold's over- | | ture to ; t's “The Jolly | irman” an. d 's “Il Besag- | best from us. you to do, Not “just as good” as Delflore and Faron artha Reddings, | yne Brothers | 9—Bellevide dance prog i 1120—WGCP, Newark—208 Grieg's famous composition, “The Merchants' program {Swan,” will be sung by Paula Hem- | 30—Alice from Wonderland ! minghaus, during the Moon Magic | | program which will be broadcast through WJZ at 10 o'clock tonight, : Other fongs by Miss Hemminghaus y hiladelphia—319 ; ) uf‘lfi,‘:f’.}'}n&n- Elphia will include Sinding's “Sylvelin” and Roll call, birthday lst, dancing (‘urran’s Picture,” The instru- lesson | mental numbers include Wachs' 860—WOO, Philadclphia—34p | “Menuct Pompadour,” Charpenticr's | 5—Grand organ and trumpets | 5—Temple University president in- terviewed 30—Instrumental trio; tenor Albert Sterner; *“French = OFFICE = TELEPHONE 1323 :30—Holly Park Boys no solos s dance opeh. 90—WG ‘hencotady—380 ock reports, news Dinner music ieneral Elcctric program s WEAIR Cohen, | orchestra y of by Frank Dole Special Notice Composers, Arcadie | Birkenholz, violinist ti—Correct tini 10—"Qpen Primary,” linght i re will be a whist and pinochle ven by the German St Ann so- jviety at St. Peter’s parlors, Mon- | day evening at 8 o’clock.—advt. 1 Moon Magic Smalle and Robertson Slumber music T10—WOR—22 ildren’s hour cores; Jacob's Shelton ensemble H. 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