New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1928, Page 18

" FEATURES ON THE AIR Tuesday, Dec. 11 [Eastern Standard Time) ; Story of the Yukon—WEAF WEEI WTIC WIAK WTAG WCSH WGR WGY 8:00—Mediterraneans: Dance Program—~WEAF WTIC WTAG WFI WRC | WGY WCAE WWJ 1 l.‘fl—'&l{f‘l‘!’wn. Popular Program—WJZ WBZ WBAL WHAM KDKA WJR i | 9:00—United Light Opera; “The Pretty Persian”—WABC WFAN WNAC }:1 BL WCAO WJIAS WADC WKRC WGHP WSPD WHK WMAL W WLBW trels; By-gone Hits—WJZ WBZ WLW KDKA WBAL WHAM TUESDAY 860—WARC—349 r. Daniel Hdgdon, “Food" 0—l.ce Burke, songs i 5:45—Joe O'Callahan, tenor 6—Jennie Buchwald'’s hour 6:30—Namm's Santa Claus 7—Time: Universal travel contest :15—Weather; financial talk 20—Dorothy Samson, songs 30—Black Rock Boys Harry Tucker's orchestra King the Air" )—Opera, “The Pretty Persian” | 10—Hank Simmons’ Show Roat 11—Elmer Grosso's orchestra | 11:30—A1 Lynn's orchestra mid—Guy Lombardo's dians Eastern Standard Time NEW ENGLAND STATIONS 600—WTIC, Hartford—500 Summary of program; news 6:30—Lobster Restaurant Quintet 7—N program 7:30—8 Story of the Yu- kon™ 8—The Mediterrancans 8:30—Hartford Electric ensemble 9—Medical talk 9:15—Musical program |12 Cana- 9:30—O01d Fashioned Singing school | 1010—WRNY—297 10:30—Correct tome 5:30—Book talk, Yolande Murray 10:31—Strand theater organ recital, | 5:45—Theresa Marcantonio, contral- | Walter Seifert | 11—News and weather 990—\WRBZ, Springficld—303 5:40—The Story Behind the News 6—Falvey’s orchestra 6:15—Official Agricultural report 35—Falvey's orchestra 55—Spotlight Review T—News and Chimes 06—Bert Lowe's § —World Bookman 30—In Memories Garden The Air Weavers to §—Falryland, for children Aching Hearts club uld’s Old-Time Songs I news; finance talk ! icnce in Toylund.” J. H.| dmund Scott, ‘Law"” 0—Heigh-Ho Musical Comedy Dr. Lee De Forest, talk | son hour of music | —Old Town Hall | ivolution,” Hugo Gernsback | 30—Concert orchestra rge Davidson, violinist —Three-In-One theater | 10:15—Sam Hedman, pianist 9:30—Dutch Masters Minstrcls | 1300—WEVD—331 10—Correct time | 5—Levenson, “Women Socialists” 10:01—~8portograms ‘Thomas Stevens, tenor 10:06—News 5:40—Mme. Celestine, “Clothes” 10:10—Radio Ball John Martin, “The Dance” 11—Weather report §:20—Cantor S. Beinhorn | 11:03—Continuation —DPetren Murray, soprano until 2 o'clock 1—Brookwood Labor College 0—~WNAC, Boston raliain Gross, vielin d and His Gang rhox, DeWitt { D'Or prehestra —Rashone-(hase Musicale 6:25—Newscasting 10:40—Winnifred Cooley, “Books™ 30—Perley Breed and orchestra | 11—Cassese's orchestra 7—News - 7:11—"Amos ‘n* Andy” EAST AND WEST STATIONS 7:25—Morey Pearl and orchestra e 8—Drgan recital—Del Castillo 1250—WGCP, Newark—240 £:30—The Polish Mixed Chorus Merchants' program 9—United Light Opera, “The Prelly i5:30—Alice from Wonderland Peraian 10—Jimmy Shearer's Radio Christ- 10—Hank Simmons i Country Kid" 11—Manufacturers’ Christmas fund; | request songs Gilohe DelLuxe orchestra of Radio Ball| 2it presents “The | Club Karnak orchestra 1 580—WEEI, Boston—508 6—Big Brother club £:30-—News tussian Palace program 10—Merchants’ program 6:40—Big Brother clib 10:20—Tropical Islanders 15—Newspaper Sidelights 10:30—The Teaneckers sterpiece Planist 11:01—Just a Banjo Sketch, A Story of the Yu- 11: ropical Islanders Abbey Entertainers 45—Pat Cristello’s Navigators mid—Abbey Entertainers Pat Cristello’s Navigators 610—WIP, Philadeiphia—193 :30—Drama reviie ranklin Concert orchestra ‘s5—Agriculture, livestock, pro- duce reports 7—Roll call, hirthday list [ 1100—WPG, Atlantic Clty—278 = 8:15—Theatrical review, highlights 570—WNYC—5268 8—Chelsea evening concert 6:30—Ttalian lessons e 7:30Correct time; police alarms |10 prides game 7:35—WNYC Air College; Greek|jq zo icical Maids drama, Dr. Harry Sicchower b e et 7:55—WNYC Air College; “Diges- | 700 WGy, Schenectady—380 tion,” by 4. B. Chalkalla 6—stock reports; produce market; 8:15—Henry Rowley, Seu 8ongs Sl 8:30—""December 11th,” Dr. Frank |g 50" oot G H. Vizetelly i $:809=—=Correct time s—Studio ensemble 9~—'Safeguarding New York” Fire |, _cou.” o g Commissioner Dorman 10:30—Dance program 9:10—Time, police alarms, weather ;.30 _Television transmission 5I0—=WMCA—538 0—WLW, Cincinnati—128 S—Scientific talk; Jdler Quartet 5:30—Theater review 5:45—Crippled children's program 6—WMUCA studio ensemble 9:1—To he announced 9:30—Vim's Jewish hour of music 10:30—Fernclift orchestra 11—Correce time 11—McAlpineers’ dance orchestra 11:30—News; dance orchestra 13 mid—Joe Lucarelii's orchestra 12:30—"Wolfe and Baer” 60—~ WEAF—151 5:30—Jolly Bill and Jane . —Waldor{-Astoria_dinner music ary of programs 7—Morley Singers 7:30—8ketches 8—Mediterrancans 9—Concert hour 10—Eskimos §=The Pilgrims 8:30—Musicale 9—Concert orchestra 10—The Eskimos 10:30—Weather and Flying report 10:35—News 10:45—Jaques Renard and orch. 11—Correct. time NEW YORK CITY 5:40—Market reports with Novelty Notions 6—Henry Thics and His at the Hotel Sinton 6:30—Dynacone Diners 7—Hotel Gibson orchestra 0—Sohio program (Cleveland) $—Pperfect Circle Hour with the Cincinnati Symphony orchestra 9—Theater program (New York) 9:30—Dutch Masters Minatrels (New York) 10—Correct time 10—Crosley Cossacks 11—Weathep announccment 11—Aviation Chat <ahn and Lembardi 11:30—The Quintille Trie 2 mid.—Hotel Gibson orchestra SBlet i SRl 2.30— Henry Thiess' Hotel Sinton 10:30 — Cast and Tievillanos [ 12230 020 with novelty orchestra e = S Seven Miners Killed In German Explosion Musings jjd:” sporfs talk Berlin, Dec. 11 (F—8even miners Orlando Ricalde. { oo Killed and three severely ine {jured today in an explosion in the en coal mine in West- orchestra el in Toy Land {9 o'clock over |and thrills that will interest every- | will furnish a musical program dur- o). ‘;,'vuln n b {taet, [ WABC and WNAC at 10 o'clock. |WLW, | for 5—Tive O'clock Hawaiians | composition for the strings, among —Live Stock reports i |“Serenade,” Thome's “Andante “Damnation of Faust.” Station WJZ broadcasts these programs at 11 o'clock. Lc. Today’s Features The headliner among tonight's entertainments is the Springfield Radio ball, a pretentious show & raying tor poth the visible and invis- ible audiences the leading musical talent in New England. Stations WBZ and WBZA will broadcast this event at 10:10 o'clock and it will last until 2 o'clock in the worning. Among the orchestrus, ensembles and solosists 10 be heard are Mc- Enelly's orchestra, Bill Tasillo's or- chestra, Dick Newcomb's orchestra, Yale Bull Dog trio, Gerald J. Grifiin, | h Walter C. Dailey, Pizzitola Banio | pointment of John Buckley of Union, Strummers, Rugs Gorman and his | conn - for another four year term orchestra and others. Don't miss this |,y United States altorney for Cone bittle of music. Inecticut was recommended to the !d partment of justice today by Sen- A true story of the Yukon gold [ator Mclean of Connecticut. rush will be offered in @ sketch | Ruckley was formerly secretary through WEAI® and WTIC at 7:30 [{o Governo: Marcus Holcomb, Con- tonight. The sketch will present the [ necticut’s goverhor during the story of two miners whose strange |World war. His term as district at- experiences during the mad months torney expired last Thursday. It is of the “rush” constitute onc of the [cxpected Senator Hiram Bingh many amazing tales which had their | will also approve Buckley's reap- origin in the, tempestuous when men fought, starved ind froze [ will be sent to the senate for con- for gold on the upper reaches of the | irmation in a few day 4 STARTS OUT ON J BUCKLEY CHOSEN AGAIN FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY | Sen. McLean Recommends Reap- pointment and Sen, Bingham is Expected to Concur With Action, GE 1. MANNING (Washinzton Cerrespoudent, N. B. Herald) Washington, Dec. 11, — ap- A 20 minufe thriller in the form of W. W. Jacob’s well known one-uct playlet “The Monkey's Paw” will be enacted over the air by a capable cast during a program of music at WEAF. The story furnishes many interesting situations (Continucd from Yirst Page) v under | il ShitkretHinto the Sound for what is expected the most unique man ing the remaining 40 minuics of this | oy cngaged in by underwater hour of entertainment. A I Following this presentation, Eskimos will present a progran light dance music over WTIC featuring a new of that famous fox ella,” a violin solo, iddle”, u medley “Some of These Day The Duteh M present as their weo 10’ the list of features minstrel airs made famous by stars who gave the Black show its stars. This pro- heard over WAZ and and will inelude among ors “My Gal's a 1hgh “Henvrietta, Have You iood Bye Little Girl, Good Bye," which numbers will he sung by the enfire ensemble Verey Remns and Al Bernard, those two comical end-men will sing “When Sweet Goes Steppin’ By" and anott rememhered [{he S-4's crew of 40, favorte, “When You Were Nweet | 1¢ ig aypected that if the Defend- Skxteen.” | ers tosts prove successtul, the hoat patents will be purchased by government. body. The concert orche the direction of Nathanicl cruft. The S-4 will be sunk on the bot- "l tom with a rull crew. The Defender, la 17 yeur old submarine recently Lequipped with novel rescue devices, Mirdan. | WL submerge to the §.4 and en- Il | deavor to conduct diving operations and |from the sea bottom, releasing | divers through a trap door in the bottom of the hull. 1t is expected that keveral mem- Kly eontribution [ Pers of the S-¢ crew will be equip- I ped with the lung and transferred {10 the Defender to prove the prac- I ticability of undersea reseuc by a cratt similir to the Defender. Captain Sloan Danenhower will command the Defender, which was one of the carly submarines of i- mon Lake, inventor of the modern submersible. The Defender is probably the old- [est operating subinarine in addition [to being the smallest. Tt requi only a crow of six as compared with ot “Loolin’ “lda” s Minstrels will | WBZ other Born Met Her?" and : fani “The Pretty Persian™, an opera in |y three acts by Lecocq, has heen se- leeted for tonight’s presentation by | the United Light Opera company | over WABC and WNAC at | welock. This opera is noted fe freedom and above all, anin which ifs composer Want Flying (Crosses For Wright Brothers Wi Washington, Dee. 11 (P - The was | house military committea today ap- proved a proposal by Representative lames, republican, Michigan, {authorize the president to present the distingnished flying cross to Or- |ville and Wilbur Wright The committee approved also the appropriation of $20,000 for the pur- chase of two t of land on the Atlantic seaboard, at sites yet to be chosen, for coast defense. 500 its tion for known. Hank Sinmmens and his falentea family of entert will moor their Show Roat in town long enongh to present a play by Nesbil Stone Sco. ville entitled, “A Country Kid." This presentation will he hroadcast over l’resideni M?l)’ Sl;;l_ld Holidays in South Washington, Det. 11 (UP)— The Cincinnati Symphony orches- tra under the dircction of I'ritz Reiner will be heard again tonight in their regular Perfect Circle sym- phony pregrams at 8 o'clock over | Cincinnati. Ravel's famous | President Coolidge may spend the other Goose Suite” featuring | Christmas holidays in the south, it ‘Pavane of the Sleeping Reauty,” | ¥as learned at the White House to- “Little Thumbkin,” “Laideronette, | day. the Empress of the Pagodas’™ He was said to be considering “Beauty and the Beast” and the | Seyeral invitations which would take “Magic Garden,” will be played as 1im south along the Atlantic sea- the second and main number, while | Poard. possibly into the Carolinas Jarnefelt’s weludium™ which |and Virginia. opens the program and Haydn's i Clock symphony, the closing number traveling v e A Rcettons without an . Aberdee 378,000 John miles ste, of otland, has just com- pleted 55 years’ service as locomo- Uve engincer and fireman, and re- tired. hour of music quite The slumber tonight several offers unique them Alassencl’s overture to | “Phedre,” a selection from Gounod's “Romeo and Julie Chaminade’s Re- ligioso” and excerpts from Berlioz's Eskimo g—"Recollections™ 9:30—R. €. Williams dinncr hades of Don Juan : weather market, finan- s, agri- | 5 stock summary. cotton price enltnral Ivy Sco reports -RADIOS- Radiola Kolster Crosley Majestic orrect tins Works of ( et : s FPRY SI—WPCH “Sets Phus Service” ’ ‘ b 57 Main St il Phone 4531 Mrs talk Master Radio : Cabinet e this model OZARKA— I hear the depth of tone and its perfect clearness. It will give you a real idea of what the OZARKA CREDENZA can do compared with other radios. Made in twe types— “AC"—Just plug n eloctrie Heht socket—nine tubes, including rectifier. “DC”—Operates from batteries. 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Health service officials said last night that the malady was first ne- ticed in epidemic form en the Pa. cific coast, particularly in California where 9,000 cases occurred during November, It was first called gener- ally to the attenfion of the public when a number of motion pictyre stars took to their beds. None ap. peared to be scriously ill and the | majority have recovered. From California it moved eastward and now is widely scattered, though no virulent outbreaks have been re. ported along the Atlantic seaboard. The malady spread along lines of travel, according to health officials here, and warnings hav. been {s- {sued te physicians and health offi- cials generally to be on their guard. 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