New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1928, Page 20

FEATURES ON THE AIR Friday, Dec. 7 (Bastern Standard Time) 8:00—Concert Orchestra and Cavaliers; Hour of Variety—WEAF WEE! WLIT WRC WGR WCAE WTAM WWJ KYW United Opera Co.; “ber Freischutz” in English—WOR WCAU \‘\‘v,\.\c WFBL WCAO WADC WKRC WGHP WSPD WHK WLBW 3:00—0)4 Diinces; Novelty Program—WJz WBZ WEAL WHAM KDKA WJR WLW WHAS WSM WSB WBT 8:30—Quakers; Old_Favorites—WJZ WBZ WBT KYW WBAL WHAM KDKA WJR WHAS WSM WSB 10:00—Sexiet; Instrumental Soloists Featured—WJZ WBZ WBAL WHAM KDKA'WLW. WJR KYW WHAS WSM WSB WBT FRIDAY 8—Aviation Activities hour 8:30—Meyer Davis orchestra 9—Herbert's Entertainers 9:30—A Starlit Night 10:30—Musical portfolio 11—Negro Achievement hour 1010—WRNY=297 5—Eunice Howard, songs 5:15—Dr. Badanes, “The 5:30—Silent until 6:25 Health™ 6:25—Summary of program and|5:25—Tcmple Emanuel services news 6:15—TLarney Young, contralto 6:30—Hotel Bond Tnstrumental Trio 6:30—Hotel news; finance talk 7—Dorfiink’s dinner ensemble 16:45 — Lorenza Herrira, Spanish 1:30—Jack *Ask Me Another”| songs 8—The Musical Furriers 7—Finkenberg program 9—“An Evening in Paris™ 1010—WHN—297 9:30—Correct time 10:30—China orchestra 9:31—Miss Minneapolis the|11—Organ recital Guardsmen 11:30—Dance orchestra 10—National Broadcasting and Con- |12 mid.—Dance orchestra cert Burean 12:30—Studio program 11—News and weather 1100—WLWL—278 990—WEZ, Springfield—303 6—Littmann program ¢—Charles Miller's orchestra 6:45—Maryknoll Mission news 6:15—Official Agriculture report |7—Howard Tompkins, tenor €:35—Charles Miller's orchestra 7:16—Lorraine orchestra 6:55—Chimes and news 1:30—"Doctrinal Talk," 7—The Ramblers Scott 7:30—Dixie Circus 7:46—Opera bits $—Musical Entertainers 3:30—The Quakers 9—Concert orchestra 9:30—WBZ Players 10—Correct time 10:01—Sextotte 10:30—Sportograms 10:35—News 10:40—International Conference on Civil Aviation Banquet 11:30—Weather 11:33—Bert Lowe's” orchestra 1230—WNAC, Boston—214 §—Ted and His Gang ¢—Palais D'Or orchestra 25—Newscasting 30—Palais D'Or orchestra 45—Enna Jettick Melodies Eastern Standard Time NEW EN D STATIONS 600—WTIC, Hartford—3500 5—Florida Citrus Exchange gram pro- Way to and Martin EASTERN STATIONS 1250—~WGCP, Newark—240 Merchants' program 30—Alice from Wonderland 6—Newark Safety Council :05—Micheal’s Best Dressed Boys 6:50—Holloy Park 7:05—Stanel-Fablan talk 1:15—Globe De Luxe orchestra 1450—WNJ, Newark—307 :01—Russian Palace program Merchants' program 1—Abbey Entertainers :45—Pat Cristello's Navigators 12 mid.—Abbey Entertainers |among the numters to be played or |y, | Keith McLeod, NEW BRITAIN DAILY RERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1928 “The Old Gre, Horse” and “The Wreck of Old '97." Orchestral selections will include Mendelssohn's “Spinning Song," Hil- dreth's “The Ould 8od” and Rimsky- Korsakoff's “Dance des Bouffons.” GREAT 70 HAYE FRIENDS ROCKEFELLER DECLARES They Are More to Be Desired Than Riches, Millionatre Avers n Interview. Ormond Beach, Fla., Dec. 7 UA— sung by the Qaukers during thes | D Rockalelier, long the regular weekly appearance over the World's richest man, today, mellow- Old favorites such Herbert's “A Kiss in the Dark,” *Comin’ Through the Rye.,” Bavino's “Kikr and a more poputar melody “The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi” are lNey i radio through WJZ and WBZ at 8:3v ©€d by age, would rather have & claim than riches, That was the philosophy expound- soloists including | ed by the 89 year old capitalist, vibraphonist; Goa- |after being formally welcomed to trey Ludlow, violinist and Andy San- {The Casements, his winter estate, nella, guitarist, will be features dur- last night, on his arrival from Po- ing a program at 10 o'clock over : cantico Hills, N. Y. the same stations when they wii| “It is wonderful, my friendships appear together with a male quartet in Ormond,” he declared. “People in a number of semi-classical num- | are so good to me. Friendship is one bers Including Friml's “Giannina |of the greatest things in life. Mia™ “Firefly,” Schubert's| Pausing to recollect the word. and Sloane’s “MockIng | after rejecting the suggestion of Mr. * Chambers’ “Boys of the Ola Brigade” and Gelbel's “Kentucky | SEspe———epe—— Babe. | Carl von Weber's romantic opera, “Der Freischutz,” will be the offer- ing of the United Opera company over the WOR network at 8 o'clock tonight. The musical scores in thir opera are considered the best that Weber had written, i tonight. Instrumental Rossini's overture to “Scmiramis” will open an hour ©of slumber music at 11 o'clock over WJZ, with Lud- wig Laurier conducting a program of Italian nature, the other selections including excerpts from Verdi's “Alda,” Mascagni's “Cavaleria Rus- ticana,” Bolzoni’s “Menuet"” and Tor- ellf’s “Sinfonia. -—L C | Ex-Show Girl Not ~ Welcome in Cuba Havana, Dec. 7 P—Misas Frances Porter, former New York show girl regarded by Cuba as an unwelcome guest, was bound for the Unitel States today aboard the yacht Mal- vern, owned by C. P. Whiteh.ad, wealthy Atlantan, ‘Whitehead who came here on the yacht and filed charges of assault against Miss Porter, was said to be ill at a Ha hotel. I Clearance papers were given the captain of the Malvern only after he guaranteed to land Miss Porter on American soil. It was believed he would go to Palm Beach. [ On departing, the former show girl announced that she would re WATCHES $15.50 up Very latest styles. Dainty small size case. Guaranteed movements A Watch for Her. A small deposit will hold your gift 'till Christmas. HIMBERG & HORN 12:15 a. m—Pat Cristello's Naviga- tors 1170—WCAU, Philadelphia—338 5—Philadclphia Musical Academy 5:15—This and That Revue 6—Lewins' program 6:20—Sport talk; Ismak 45—Columbia chain feature _Golden Dragon orchestra 30—Snellenburg program §—Felins hour | 8:30—Sacks presentation | 9—Columbia chain features 11:05—Golden Dragon orchestra 610—WIP, Philadciphis—i93 30—Charles Warren's orchestra Roll Call; Birthday List; Mar- garct Keenan, singer; Battista, pi- ano 7:30—Telechron time signals §—Hajoca Musical Shower | s—La Marquise Musical ensemble Dorothy King, contralto 10—Ey Patio dance orchentra 10:30—Dougherty’s Adelphia orch. g 11:15—Organ_recital 570—WNYC—526 [ AA08=VEn. 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Cheasley, numcr-v7';g‘__5’l:’l‘;‘; e ology sk 8 S AeDA snsemble 30—General Electric program 9—Correce time; Ked Devil enter. | 3:3V—3Musical program 3 9—'An Evening in Paris” tainers G i a » 9:30—WGY Players 9:30—Maxon hour of entertainment 10 FPREATE l1onal ‘Conbert Momr, 10:30—Rainbow orchestra - dn estra 980—KDKA, Pittsburgh—308 11—Tim nce orchestra §ibAivortly aliten = WEAF—154 7—Charles W. Hamp B—Florida citrus i 7:30—Same as WEAI" §:30—Jolly Bill and Jane ?;J_ijlli- C. program b R 10:30—Don Beator's orchestra —Waldort-Astoria dinner music B O ristoen fown | 11—Eddie Kern's Serenaders 7—Happy Wonder Bakers 7:30—Happiness Boys §—Cities Service concert | 9—An Evening in Paris | 9:30—Correct time; Larry Briers| Tuneful Troupe 19—National Concert Bureau hour 11—St. Regis Concert orc TI0—WOR—122 | 5—Muslcal musings 5:30—""Mountaincering,” Lucille 7:01—News 7:11—"Amos 'n’ Andy” 7:25—Lady of the Ivori 7:30—Radio's Twenty-Five Feet of Harmony 1:50—Editorial News Review $8—Opera “Der Freischutz" 9—True Story Hour 10—Then and Now 11—News '11:10—Club Karnak orchestra 590—W Boston—3508 ‘Big Brother club 30—News 6:40—Big Brother club 7:30—Whiting's program $—Citles Service concert orchestra 9—An Evening in Paris 9:30—The Fur Trappers 10—Musicale 11—Weather and Flying Forecast 11:0 News 11:15—Jaques Renard and orchestra NEW YORK CITY Ant,” Dr. by Today’s Features Suzanne Keener, diminutive color- atura soprano formerly with the Metropolitan Opera, the American Singers, the National Concert or- La | chestra under the direction of Cesare Verne | Sodero, and something new in In- 5:50—Sports talk; Grace Perry, | strumental groups—a ‘cello_quintet prano | are the features of the National 6:15—News; stage stuff Broadcasting and Concert bureau 6:30—Uncle Don’s Toy Animals program which will go on the air at 7—Koko, the Eskimo 10 o'clock over WEAF and WTIC. 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