New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1928, Page 36

FRIDAY, Eastern Daylight Saving Time. New England States 560—WTIC, Hartford—336 5:35—Summary of program 4—Program from NBC Studios —News and baschall scores 10—The Clinton Musical Pericd 30—Connecticut College On Air —Aus Organ Recital :30—Musical program 9—Program from NE Studios 9:30—Electric Light Company pro- gram 1¢—Program from NBC Studios 11—Time 11:01—Dave Bernie and orchest: 11:30—News and weather 1130—WICC. Bridgeport—266 rchants’ Hour udlo program —Basebhall scores s—Organ recital 3:30—Popular musical program 9—0ld Timers' program 2:30—Studio program s:45—Baseball scores —Weather and news $00—WBZ, Springfield—333 ather reports rry Falvey's orchestra Federation Men's Gle st club :25—Raseball scorea 80—Program from The Ramblers —Program from NBC Studios tudio program 30—Program from NBC Studios 1—The Serenaders 0—Baseball scores —Jack Morey's orchestra 11—Hotel Statler orchestra 11:30—Time and wcather 650—WNAC-WBRIS, Boston—461 5—Ted and His Gang i—Juvenile Smilers :30—Perley Stevens and or Hotel Brunswick orchestra 0—Five Minute Stories Real Life 7:40—Lady of the Tvories 7:50—Editorial Review $—The Eportsmen $:30—The Chimney Swallows 9—Program from New York 11:16—Perley Stevens and orch. New York Stations 570—WNYC—526 #:05—Market reports §—John Rogers, basso 6:26—Baseball acores 6:30—French lessons 0—Police alarms; scores §—"Books,” W. Orten Tewson 17:50—Municipal band ' $~=Rudolph Joskowlitz, violinist 9:30—Negro Arts program 9:46—"“Songs of Yesterday, Today” 10—Ernest Graham, organist; Helen White Ruoss, harpist 10:30—Police alarms; weather 610—WEAF—492 5—Maurice Tyler, tenor NBC S8tudios from 5:15—"Postage Stamps,” 1. Roths- child 5:30—Jolly Rill and Jill 5:56—Baseball scores 6—8ame as WTIC 7—Happy Wonder hour 7:30—Happiness Boys 8—Cities Bervice concert orchestra and Cavaliers 9—Bame as WTIC 9:30—La France orchestra 10—8ame as WTIC 11—Corbect time and scores 11:06—8ame as WTIC 660—WIZ—454 5—The Gotham Trio §:30—Reports; stock market, finan- cfal summary, cotton quotations agricultural reports 5:45—J. David Danziger, violinist 6—Baseball scores 6:05—Arnold Johnsons' orchestra 6:25—Summary of programs 6:30—8ame as WBZ 7—Correct time 7—Stardom of Broadway 7:30—8ame as WB 8—Godfrey Ludlow, violinist 3:30—Same as WBZ 10—Correct time 10—An hour of chamber 11—8lumber music 710—WOR—422 $:15—Children's hour 7—8coren; Jacoh's ensemble 7:30—Levitow's dance orchestra $—Chimes; The Wise Man 8:30—Wickwire neer concert 9—True Story lour 10—La Palina concert 0—At Home With the Masters 11—Time, news hulleting, weather 11:05—Hale Bayers' orchestra 11:30—The Witching Hour T60—WPAP—395 Dorothy Keys, contralio Art Shryer, concert 3:36—Thomas Wilson, tenor 3:45—United Str quarts S=—=Novelty hour 6:45—Frank Gould 7—Cotton orchesira 7:30—"C'00Kie"; Joe Lane, fenor 3—Tommy Christian’s orchestra musie §:30—Henderson's 9—American conce 160—News; Jimmy 10 Poems by N 10:30—Mr, and Mrs. Woods, har- mony ck Golden, pianist 11:30—Tommy Gott's orchestra 12 mid—Al Freid: orc 810—WLWL—370 6— Marie Hauth, soprane a uthern “Doctor Watson's T melo When In Hartford Dine at the Oldest and Dest Sea Food Restaurant. Food direct from the Ocean. Retail Department Connected HONISS 93 STATE S1.. HARTFORD Under Graut's stra | | i | Handel's charming suite, “Water | Music,” will be played during the | Austin ory recital which will by ! will give a program of classic music | “The over WBZ tonight at $:30, Some of | the numbers included in the pro- ! gram Mozart'’s serenade “Eine | Kleine Nacht Musik,” Beethoven's | Minuetto Grazioso,” Haydn's “‘Sere- nade” and Herbert's polonaise from Serenade,” As Our 35th Special Utility Paint through W ht. Other numbers i program are Cantilene Igram |, 1t 8 o'clock Popular and ncluded in by Beck- | by the Spearmen 1 11—Belleville 920—WRNY—226 —Vitali Koret with | M Bright Star " ) i or 0 ! Piotti and M lin Hardy harmony 970. y WARC—309 00 Dr. Hod Javis, songs selee- S i Verdi's “Il Trovator T e i« Sibella’s “Villanella," Massenett's| > 4 - 1 Forum Ser iR Ballat Music from Heriodade,” and The f\omans Club will 5 Teig] 1 number of gypsy songs. | whist Friday Daisy Mill 5 | L rompt, at Jr. Mechanics' Hall on Eleanor Croft, soprano The Serenaders quartet will re n | Glen street.—advt. 8:80-—Black Roek Boys harmo program of popular and semi- orum says symposium nd Calder la hour orchiestra 1020—WGL—294 news ing old 1.oomis orchestra [at , zither : Trio Ater's orchesfra | \ ber | Eastern Stations | l020—\\'00A.~l’:llt‘rs&m—2fil + Johnston's Forest “ale Moon <ongs has been a big tent. During the program a cir- cus band will play a group of num- A Philharmonic unit compo Vespers and rowski's Adoration. “La Fel “Cannibal Dance “aprice Vienoise On Wings of Song Handel's “I I's Serenade, which will be s “March Minia- h s American Patrol.” | to Mendelssohn’, L number of good Amer- [del's “Manuet Bernice” and Reger's | n military tunes, will be one of | “Berceuse.” Jumbers on the program of the | »-Persians, which goes on the | Tomorrow 1 o'clock over WTIC, The oth- | the prog are Strauss’ | of 7,000 be Hartford s inelu oses of t Katzman ystic Persian Logan rough WTIC chmaninoft’s | boys will assemble relud Hungarian eypsy nged for an or- | des stra and vocal concert which will | ers-in. cast through WTIC at > e ilar num 10:01, whi " Speaks’ s tonight over WRZ hincludes Friml Over the Hills, " and * Anothier Dixie Circus program will presented tonight through WBZ 7:30 when Uncle Bob will again some stories of life under the s and there will be some comedy cctions Ly a clown band. Symphonette, a of members of the w York Philharmonic orchestra 5 ~News; sport talk N | ankie Pagano's Californians | | T—Tnvestor and adviser ( | M. Soldevedl, soprane; plano §:30—Weekly devotional service 11—Clifford Lodge Frolic 11:30—Dance music 1120—WNJ, Newark—268 10:01—Russian program ardens 1120—WGCP, Newark—2608 ~Merchants' program 30—*"Alice From Wonderland” | farry Olsen’s orchestra Health talk —Piano company program —"The Garden's Care’” :45—Benjamin Jarmus, tenor 860—WIP, Philadelphia—319 6:30—TFrench lesson —RBedtime story, roll call 860—WOO, Philadelphia—349 Pediatric society address 30—Military Institute Glee club )5—WOO Trio | | quartet ' Players 30—Master Sting Ghristie and duo; | 10:30—Dance 1100—WPG, Atlantic City—273 45—Organ recital 5—DMorton concert orchestra | S—Popu n ance orchestea | t orchestra music 10:30—Dance orchestra | T90—WGY, Schencetady—380 Mutual Savings hour tock reports; news 30—WGY Players | “ro-Joy hour | me as WEAF 1 athedral Echoes mixed qua 10 ‘r’(llmoll\fl hour ————— ; AUCTION SALE Two family house with all the lat- No. 37 Britain, each tene- of five rooms and with two car garage ir Lot 60 x 150, ! on the prem- | 1928, at 10 | est improvements, locate [§0) rent sun parlor, {the r Sale will take place ises on Mond May 28, eretr St., consisting {a. m,, D. 8. 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These im- ported materials are being demonstrated by Miss Hazel Stockwell, an expert on Plastic Art, direct from the studios in New York city, PUBLIC VITED HALL’S 179-183 ARCH ST. 194 MAIN STREET New Britain’s Biggest Bargain Store classical vill be heard in a program arranged | roadeast through WBZ at 9 o'clock. | st. Louis Blues, Carry On, Los Toros | from 2, Evening Shalows and Festival | at Sorrento are some of the num- | ' 1rd s o'clock thro 4 €SI \WEAR broadcast by the Cavaliers, | bers on the program. 1 it includes the following num- “Village Swallows, v Richard Strauss, will be played | | during the hour of Slumber Music | broadcast through | | WJZ, 11 o'clock. Other numbers 0"1 program are a selection from Her- | 'rt's “The Fortune Teller,” Grieg's ! 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