New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1928, Page 24

e . o M gt Eastern Daylight Saving Time NEW ENGLAND STATIONS $80—WTIC, Hartford—535 6:20—Summary of Program and News. 6:25—Sportograms. 6:30—Dinner dance music. 6:55—Baseball scores, 7—S8ong recital. :15—Pet animal lcague. 0—Music. §—Choristers. 0—Dance music. 9—Tunney-Heeney fight. 11—Correct time. 11:01 News and Weather. 1180—WICC, Bridgeport—266 6—DMerchants music hour. 7—Studio program. 7:15—Mrs. Northrop and Baker. 7:45—Baseball scores. 7:50—Question box. 8—Vocal selections. 8:30—A. Withstanley Braithwaite. 9—Studio program. 9:45—Baseball scores. 9:50—News. 10—Dance orchestra. 11—Correct time. 900—\WBZ, Springficld—333 6:30—Correct time and weather. 6:31—Pianistic Capers. 6:50—Baseball scores. 6:55—Radio advice Championship Howie and E. 7—Dance music. 7:30 U. 8. Navy Band 8—Re-told tales. 8:30 Dance orchestra, 9—Musleal orche: 9:30—Concert. 10—Time. 10:01—Quartet and orchestra. 10:30—Music. 11—Weather and time. 650—WNAC-WBIS, Bostan—464 5—Ted and his gang. 6—Juvenile smilers, 6:30 dinner dance. 7—News. 7:11—"Amos n’ Andy."” 7:30 Interview with Braves base- ball star. 7:40—Musical program. §—Studio players 9—Beethoven trio. 9:30—Program by Hazel Nickerson. 10—8tudio program. 11—News 11:15—Dance orchestra. NEW YORK CITY 570—WNYC—526 1—Baseball scores, §—Market high spots. s—Janet Ewing, planist. 7—Nathan Radoff, violinist. 7:31—Police alarms; scores. 7:35—Air colleg: Prize ring” W. Orton Tewson. 7:50—Anna Bohn, contralto. Band concert. 10:01—Police; weather forecast. 610—WEAF—192 5—The Marionettes. 30—Jolly Bill and Jane, duets. 6—Dinner music. 6:55—DBaseball scores. 7—Midweck Federation hymn sing. 30—M al program. 8—Dance orchestra. 8:30—Musical program. 9—Tunney-Heeney fight. 11—Correct time. 11:30—Dance orchestra. 660—\WJIZ—454 B—Classic gems. B:30—Stock market, financial sum- mary, cotton prices, agricultur: reports; summary of programs. 5:45—The piano twins. $:50—Summary of programs. 6—Orchestra. 6:25—Scores; program summary. 6:30—Orchestra. 7—Correct time. 7—United State 8—"Retold tal 8:30—Orchestra. 9—*Orchestras that differ’ 9:30—Orchestra. 10—Correct time. 10:30—Musical program. 11—Slumber music. 10—WOR—1422 6—Radio study period . 6:15—Music. Madame and 7:30—Dance orchestra. 8—Chimes; recital hour. 8:30—Mid-Pacitic. 9—Orchestra 9:45—Wilbert Newgold interview. 10—Little Symphony; John Quinoi barytone. 1e; news bulleting; weather. | —Orchestra 6:30. s—Will Oak 8:30—The N 9—Orchests 9:30—Prince Madelyn Hardy. 810—WMCA—370 ard, chat in Business. M 10:15—Sadrian 10:45—Harr 11—Jeno Partal's en 970—WARBC—309 —Joe Lane, barytone. —Anna Eckhart, soprano. E Gypsies. 6—Colette Vining, soprano. 6:15—Ken Kenny, banjo. 6:45—Cookbook. 7:04—Andy Wright hour, §—Orchestra 8:30—Pivot Band Beaux. t trio. and Inslee, harmony. ible, : studio program | 9—Forum; songs. 9:30—Orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Woods stillian program. 1020—WGL—294 6:05—o0seph Pirola, saxophonist. Burke, songs; tenor. ! tescue of Abused Chiidven.” | luets, tenor. 1 Duo, violinst “One Man Minstr s ensembl 1020—WODA, Paterson—294 ews: sport talk. Pavillion program. Harry . Harry anist. musical saw; pian- ):45—Poems by T. N. T. ndezvous. nol's Californi- —WGCP, Newar —Merchants' program. S60—WGBS—i49 Haak AT uma " Professor Gray ! out the velous 5:45—Dance tit will be, | the opportunity to at least hear the McPherson, soprano. —Jose Herr troubador. ba Mayo, soprano. Joscph Hammer, cornetist. —Irving Porter, songs. 1120—WNJ, Newark—268 8:01—Harmonica band. 6: {erman Halperin, uke. 7—Doris Frank, song 7:15—Ray Schneider's orchestra. 860—WIP, Philadelphia—349 6:30—Concert orchestra. T—Uncle Wip's Roll Call. 7:30—Telechron Time Signals. s—Instrumental quartet. 9—Newton Radio Forum. 10—Harmony Kings. | 11—Whispering orchestra. 710—WFI, Philadelphia—105 | Sport news; “Topics in Sca- me as WEAF. § 9—To be announced. | 790—WGY, Schenectady—380 6—Stock report; news —Outdoor talk. | | -y fight 11—Dance program. 0—Organ recital. 1100—WPG, Atlantic Clty—273 6:45—Organ recital. | 5—Dinner music. | —Dance orchestra. | —Organ recital. | —A novelty trolley ride 9:45—Subway Boys. | 10—Orchestra. 1m30—Dance music. Ten o'clock tonight is the tim when the most recent “Battle of the Century” will be fought at Yan Stadium to determine whether Tun- ney will remain champion for an- other year, or whether the crown | Will be wrested from his nteillectual head by the rugged blacksmith | from New Zealand, Tom Heeney and taken to the far-off land of Tasman. At the same time while a | packed house will cheer and boo, all depending on how good a show those who can't ufl’m'vl! at the ringside will also have to be descripion of the melee by Graham | McNamee, who will give a most graphic account of the fight over a nation wide radio hook-up. Th fight ma be heard either directly through WEAI or WTIC and th main event will be preceded by a | series of preliminary bouts, which should also prove interesting. The program is schedu 1 for 9 o'clock. | While waiting for the main radio ature for fonight you might well listen in on some musical programs which include a program of light | classics at 7:30 through WTIC. Se. lections included in thi are Herbert's ‘Fleurett “Among the Roses,’ ade of All Natior | “Slavonic Dance | Aveu.” | program of cool broadcast by an o'clock a selections will be —_—_———— 1‘lireatest Rheumatic | Medicine in the World Hundred of Bottles Being Sold de- | claves Fair Drug Dept. Who Guar- | spensing it to | Many Sufferers Here, | not matter 1 with cu whether you i rheuma- oc nal | s out of ten the agony, do g pains and | ollen joints, help to re Allenrhu right in at or fauity poisons and in two drive t one days 1ed ) “a has made preparat for “LOBSTER” DINNER From 5 to 8 P. M. Every Day (Except Sunday) HONISS’S 22 State St. Hartford, Conn. | (Under Grant’s Store) » | concerning jcommittee to |satisfaction of all concerned. ensemble of choir ich will s! include Waldteufel's “The Skate ng for a message from the U. 8. | Kountz's he Sleigh,” Bullar . A. confirming the decision be- | he [forc he expressed his opinions. While the French press in general | was included to take an explanatpry ted States Navy Band will |tather than critical attitude, 1.'Auto, al program to|the leading sports daily of France “Winter Cadman’s ft Footed Song,” and Li be heard in a mus be given at 7 o'clock through WBZ. |Still seems rather disgruntled. It will include Mozart's overture to| *What are we to think of this “The Magic the shadow |€Omedy of episodes?” the paper dance from sks. “Is this the last dramatic selection from and excerpts from Stu dora.” A diversified program of « ner's ‘The draw the still some fresh decision? this morning alone will settle . |Guestion definitely.” nee | stroke, or are we going to learn of | music, classics and semi-classics |, 1N® combposition of the French life “aSt by an orceleetee |team as well as the American could Will be broadeast by an orchestra | e ¥ through WBZ at 9:30. for those |10 be definitely decided until the s < he |final arrangements were completed who do not wisl i | PRl e Tven 10 e |when the draw was made today. It Py "“" !scemed probable that Tilden would | You," and some Hawaiian melodies, If the fight does not come to your expectations, or the decision is |coste and Cochet, the @ fluky one : 5 - |In the doubles the team were still il ans :A';vl you feel all hel-up |ore uncertain, The Tilden and e ’“w.\ o0 cool off your 1°m- I Hunter combination seemed the Pen ot be %o listen in on the Blum-~ | ctrangest Amevicn can put forth but hrons e Brogram which will come |there was some doubt as to Big SACOUER. WIZ atii olclock Thatses | 5itlia anilily to waaitish thres Eriel. ling matches in three day Z at lections include the overture to France jmmerman” | ikewise had not made a definite de- Lortz] ; the wultz | cision as to the doubles team ow,"* and Tsch from “The Merry W thorne's “Endearment kowsky's “C w- ANOTHER MOVIE DIVORCE anson Sans Paroles.” Los Angeles, July 26 (A—A L.C. divorce suit against Theodore Von O T Iltz, widely known screen and stage actor, was filed terd by his wife, Peggy Prior Von 2. The charge was cruelty, Mrs. Von Eltz |declaring her husband punched her {in the nose, threw her on the floor and beat her and threatened to kill her. —— The complaint stated the couple With Tilden Reinstated Hopes ers fuarmicd eopen seors seo ana Are Bright for Victory July 26 (A—With the reinstate- | ent of “Big Bill” Tilden of the c: PARE T American team, France is looking | s - Wherever for one of the most brillfant displays (32 you £o of tennis that ever has been seen in this country, in the Davis Cup ! matches beginning Friday between the United States and I'rance, 18 the SAFE drink for You In accomplishing the reinstate- | 7 al and Yours The planet Jupiter has four I moons the size of ours, and five smaller ones, ment of Tilden where all others had fa Ambassador Herrick sue- cecded in scoring one of his greate: diplomatic triumphs. In his firs venture into the diplomacy of the world of sport Herrick endeared himself still more to the French people, The Ambassador realized that the withdrawal of Tilden from the American team had caused such dis- appointment that it brought the in- cident within the realm of interna- tional politics. The tennis authori- tics in New York, the Ambassador believed, could not apprecia full degree of the fecling of Franee the removal of Tilden from the team, and readily agrecd when approached by the French use his good offices in trying to settle the incident to the | Convinced by the vanced by Herrick, President uel H. Cullom of the United States | Lawn Tennis association, agreed to ke the responsibility of putting Tilden back in his place on the team. This decision did not appear to cause v acute distress when it was . and in any case he must have felt amply repaid by the relief of hLis French colleagues, amounting almost to radiant joy, when news of the decision was communicated to them, In addition to their d have Tilden oppose their sta return probably means to them suc- cess in a financial as well as sport- ing way instead of almost certain alure As soon reinstatement rguments Cuticura Heals Eczema Over Face Scalp And Back ““Eczema broke out in pimples on my forehead and soon spread all over my face, scalp and back. It itched and burned and kept me| scratching all the time. Scratching my clothing aggravated the break- ing out on my back. The trouble lasted about six months. ““I began using Cuticura Soap! news of Tilden's known there box as the became was a rush of customers to the and Ol ent andshiy geve ingn offiee. . Many of those who had can- | feeyier y continued the treatment and celled their orders for tickets re- | turned trying to ave t n re- ' newed, while many others were making a bid for the best seats. It iles continue at their present rate, ‘rench officials believe that a sell cut for the matches is assured. President Canet of the French who is still sick cheered by the nk Cullom for his decision. Tilden also was the recipient of many messages of congratulation. During the entire affair Tilden has mainfained a diplo- matie reser He refused to make any comments on Cullom’s decision, New Way * to Relieve Tired, | Aching Feet | Harriman, East Lebanon, Me., July 8, 1927. Cuticura Soap, Ointmentand T cum are all you need for all toilet uses, Soap to cleanse, Ointment to soothe, Talcum to powder. At fote s ach” free. : Dops. 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