New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1928, Page 24

] 10—Fair music 11—Time; news weather 11:05—Paramount orchestrs | Eastern Daylight Saving Time | wEw— | New England 360—WTIC, Hartford—536 6:35—News bulletins and summar: of program €:30—Waldorf-Astoria dinner n 6:55—Baseball scores 7—8ong recital 7:18—Ethel Townsend, pianist 7:30—"The Romance of Dorothy, sketch s—Insilca club $:30—NBC prog 9—Colt Park Municipal dan dio program 0—WHN—395 confralto songs ation hour e orch. WI— mental soprar Seffert 11—Worthy Hills' 4 11:30—News and we 500—WDRC, New Huven—268 08 hour ants Musical Period i G . J. Menendez 6:55—DBaseball scorus P bis 7—Time So—W \l‘l A- 7:01~—Americ Hour Broadcast 5—Jimmy Walsh and His Melody Boys ’ 7:45—Rosu ¥, T L $—Recital, "t of Mary L - - bins L 9:30—Time | E 1180—WICC, Bridgeport—266 | (%0 : Merchants' Hour LIRS Studio prog: 12—Larly Birds S60—WGBS—349 i—Village Grovers —News; Villuge Gr —Camping hd mews 9:55—Weather 4 900—WHZ, Springficld—333 ok, . 5 $—Hotl Statl hestra "ll‘v;“”‘” Q Srdi ol Sora) 920—WPCH, German, Prof 6—Elmo Russ, }:45—Harry Moore —Time; Sam Marco, —T Vincen Industrial ¢k 6:55—Baseball scor 7—Piano and Violin recital 7:30—Moza $—Program from NBC 5—Baseball scores 0—Dusk In Dixic fur- :30—Time and weather 630—WNAC-WBIS, Boston—i61 B—Ted and His Gang e 6—Juvenile Smilers 6:30—Dinner e Music %—Dek’s Junior Sinfonians 7:30—Organ recital, Del Castillo ‘8—Op'ry House Tonight §:50—Piano Novelties 9—Program from New York 590—WEEI, Boston—508 6—Elks Hotel orchestra 6:25—News and Newspaper lights i ;. 6:43—Chimes 6:44—Juvenile Gem 6:45—~Big Brot! 7:30—Program . Russell Dean duets shack orts 0 Russ, composer Flynn @nd Jentes, songs —Per rt ble 1e ense 10:35—News 10:40—Elks Hotel e New York | 5T0—WNYC—528 ‘Western Union time —Market high sp 15—Musical Saw, H. Chariton 25—Baseball scores 30—Italian lesson 30—Correct time 31—Police alarms; 35—Alicia Stauf, s 50—Electrical In s—Harold Fowler, songs $:15—Minnie Well, piano §:30—Laura Consaul, contralto §:45—Walter Schuster, tenor 9—Correct t Joint recital Talk, Hon. Charles J. Dodd, Natlonal Security Le tations 1020—WODA, Paterson—291 —New —Pavilion Royal —Fink musi R sic high lights al Maids Time; —Dual Trio 10—Songs you forget 10 Danc 0—WFI, Base and concert to remember mus Philadelphia—105 9:50—E. R. Sharp, baritone | Same 10—Dorothy Johnson, soprano | T1—wL 10:15— , tenor T:30—Ar rt orchestra 10:30—T alarms; weath T90—WGY, sehencetady—380 L. 6 cks; news: bascball Dinner mus T—Same as WEAF prog » $60—WIP, Philadelphia—349 ! H—Ba vall talk 10 markets, talk 7 roli call; time orch ra 1 . Philadelphia—261 e tEa on- USE FLY-TO) Mosquitoes Lasily Killed 6—Radio With Fly-Toy + 6:15—Sh In o nnute a 6:45—Louise o ] B 1 7—Baseball sco 10—Enginite Bo) vitow's or $—Sessions chim s $:01—Main street S 5:40—Lopez orche 9—La Palina concert SEEEE——— () oer A1 13471 L RADIO J TUBES Standard since 1915 W "in%""t . When In Hartford Dine Best | Sea Restaurant. Sea !Food direet from the Ocean. Retail Department Connected HONISS 22 STATE SI1.. HARIFORD Cuder Graot's the Oldest ood and Join the Crowds! Merchants’ Gift Night. Friday Night CAPITOL ———— | enaders 30—Saco Guard: News hour e hour A daily s at the Natio iion held the proceed- given daily at 12 noon through | WTIC and other stations affiliated with the National Broadeasting com- as long as the convention ¢ music will tenor, soprano, Miniatur me throy ir program vhich will e o'clock st oof @ serics o v the Gold lie air will be br York Unive through WBZ, ) band will include Militaire,” over hau fungarian Rha and Herbs s conee Del Staigers, who will play Bellstedt's » ess Alic ¢ same hour the will offer & pro al music which will b through WTIC. Their program s Ketelby's “Tie a Persian politan Song from 1ghty aimerel,” Ann” and Log Cabin of Seiberling zram of broad- seltetion Hanley's minute program of light | Nat Shilkret Lis or-| sisted by Perle Barti, | | American dramatic soprano, will be | Lroadcast through the same station | 9 o'clock. Among the solo num- | Miss Barti are “My Little | the “Villa Song” from “The Widow” and “Last Lose of Summer.” © overture to Verdi's “La Forza " will by th s the opening number of e Conti ls, & which will WIZ played am by 10:15 1 e, tenor {grand opera en at rough ill sing | broadcast Judson H lection from Wagner « }nnv r" and together Grace Leslie, contralto, they will sing a lection from Verdi's “I1 Trovatore lon the program. Other num- |bers by orchestra include the |baliet music from Dedibes polonaise from pelin.” the | Kowsky's “Eugen Onegin with same the op- chai- teristic s will s 1n 1 Progy be off broadeast fo- ugh WTIC mmber of by ght at 10 o'clock program includes a You Have “Plgue ; irade of Soldiers,” and Malle's ¥ Dreams.” e overture Wooden from Johann Strauss e Bat,” will be played Slumber by the Music ensemble, | during the program (o be broadcast {through WJZ at 11 o'clock. Other | selections will include the overture by Nicolat “The Merry Wives of { Windsor,” Chapi's “Moorish Scre- | * Tschaikowsky's “In the Vil 1 Goldmark’s g's “Heart Wounds® and “Bridal § i dom brag, but have Herald Classified Ad we | {you very n the | section lately e ] Itching, Irritations of the Ski_n_and Scalp | [ tse Healing Liquid Zemo from a Do not endure 1 Trritati Banish relieve | Don't skin suffer n s Dan- clean, an- mo Liguid at way to keep and Eczen ply dependable tme. The safe, sure from Blemish 35¢, 60c and $1. } FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS Dy, , The C::, t M5, Broa:”entio,, Cast ! 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