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

= "’;":‘;" {/// FEATURES ON THE AIR Tuesday, Dec. 18 (Basters Standard Time) 2 23 “Mary_‘Gusta”—WEAF WEEI WTIC WJAR WTAG 'GR W '80—Cross Sections of New York—WJZ WBZ WHAM w—)udnomlxzén;}wlzowhr Alrs—WEAF WTIC WEAG WFI WRC WGY WC. 9:00—United Light Opera: “Fatinitm”—WABC WFAN WNAC WEAN WFBL WCAO WJAS WADC WKRC WGHP WSPD WHK WMAL WKBW WLBW 9:30—Minstrels: Black Face Comedy—WJZ WBZ WBAL WHAM KDKA WLW KYW WJR :30—Sketches :00—The Mediterrancans 9:00—Concert hour :00—Eskimos TUESDAY Eastern Standard Time NEW ENGLAND STATIONS illianos i :00—Ben Bernice's orchestra T10—WOR—122 5:00—Musical musings —*“Your Child" €00—WTIC, Hartford—500 20—Summary of program, news 0—Lobster Restaurant Quintet | 0—Musical program, | 7:30—8ketch, “Cape Cod" storics 00—The Mediterraneans 0—"The Electra Ensemble” | 9:00—Talk, “Crippled Children in | Connecticut” | 9:15—Banjo and Mandolin Belec- | tions 9:30—04a school 10:00—The Eskimos 10:30—Correct time 10:31—Organ recital, Walter Seifert | 11:00—News and weather report | 990—WRZ, Springfield—303 40—The Story Behind the news 00=—Santa Claus 15=—Official Agriculture report 35—News and chimes :40=—Falvey's orchestra 7:00=—-8potlight Review 7:08~—Lowe's Btatler orchestra 7:28--World Bookman 7:30~Musicale 8:00=-The Air Weavers 8:30—Concert program 00-—Theater Hour 30—Dutch Masters Minstrels 10:00~Correct time 10:01=Bailortown 10:30—8portograms 10:35~—Lowe’s Statler orchestra 11:00—~News and weather 1330—WNAC, Boston—244 $:00—Ted and His Gang 00—Palais d’'Or orchestra 6:28~Newacasting 6:30—A Few Minutes With Santa Claus 0:35—The Veteran's Stocking 40—Perley Breed and orchestra 7:00—News 7:11—"Amos ‘n’ Andy” 7:25—Morey Pearl and orchestra 8:00—Organ recital, Del Castillo 8:30—Chorus from the First Unl- | versalist church 9:00—Concert from the Pan-Amer- ican Union, Washington 10:00—Hank Stmmo: Show Boat in “East Lynne" 11:00—News 31:10—Club Karnak orchestra 590—WEEI, Boston—308 00—DBig Brother ¢lub Fashioned 8inging ungerol bubbles; chimes; | Boys | 7 | musical fntime ypsy ensemble; Valli folk songs of Don Juan [ B —Heigh-Ho orchestra —Paramount grehestr T60—WIZ—395 :30—Reports, stock market, finan- cial summary, cotton prices, agricultural reports 5—Ivy Scott, soprano :00—Yoeng's orchestra :p5—Summary of progranfs :00—Correct time Smalle and Robertson section of New York a 9:00—Theater hour —Dutch Masters' Minstrels —Correct time :00—Composer Shuchar JFoneriova, soprano | 11:00—Slumber music 860—WABC—319 0—Dr. Hodgdon, “Food" 5:30—1.ee Burke, songs —Perce Meachem, tenor 6:00—Jennie Buchwald's hour Kadah Genia Christmas | ; financial talk 0—Dorothy Samson, songs 0—Black RRock Boys 8:00—Harry Tucker's orchestra 8:30—At the Switch Tower 9:00—Opera 110:00—}ank Simmons Show Boat {11:00—Elmer Grosso orchestra {11:30—Al Lynn's orchestra {12 mid—Guy Lombardo's | 1010—WRNY—297 | B:30—Book talk, Yolande Murray b5:45—Lee Burke, songs 6:00—Children’s program 3 [ adians 6:40—Big Brother club | 7:15—Newspaper Stdelights 9:30—Sketches 8:00—The Pligrims $:30—"Romance Isle” 9:00—Concert program 10:00—~The Eskimos 10:30—Weather and Flying forecast :30—Advice to the Lovelorn :45—Fuld’s Old Time Song con- test 7:05—""Movie Theaters,” H. W. Se- cor 7:15—Hedman, talk 7:30—Heigh-Ho Musical Comedy 5—"National Radio Institute” :00—Edison Hour of Music 9:00—0I1d Town Hall 9:30—"Life,” Hugo Gernsback 9:48—Raymond Hunter, baritone 10:15—Manhattan Ladles’ Quartet | planist; “Law,” NEW YORK CITY 870~WNYO—328 §:30—1tallan lessons 7:30—Correct time; police alarms 9:35—Alr College; “Sir James M. Barrie,” Prof. Stair 1:85—Alr College: “Clrculatory System.” A. 5. Chaiwells 8:15—Annual dinner conference. Nationa! Security League, “The Navy.” B8peakers: Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, James W. Wadsworth, Mar- tin W. Littleton 9:10—Time, police, alrms, weath- er 870—WMOA—536 $:00—Tdler Quartet Wholesale Distributors For 1:30—Theatrical revisw and music review (] Cunningham 6:00—Cinco sports; Van Ess, talk Post & Lester 14 MAIN ST. and Dolorcs | 7:00—Koko, the Eskimo; Enginite | i news bulleting; weath- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1928, 1300—WEVD—231 .5:00—Cameos; Richard Le Gal- lienne :20—Casper Fishback, violin O—Estelle Scheer, reader :00—Lucille Marsh, dance morial; plano :30—Jewish hour O—Algernon Lee, talk 0—Edna Levy, soprano :05—~McAlfster Coleman, talk :25—Cantor 8. Beinhorn :40—Winnifred Cooley, plays :00—Orchestra me- EAST AND WEST STATIONS 1250—WGCP, 'wark—240 :00—Merchants' program O0—Alice from Wonderland :00—Jimmy Shearer's Xmas re- quest 2:00 mid.—Globe DeLuxe orch. 610—WIP, Philadelphia—192 —Franklin concert orchestra 7:00—Roll call; birthday lst; Sullivan, plano 1100—WPG, Atlantic City—273 5:30—Organ regital, Arthur Scott Brooks; nbws flashes 8:15—Board of Education concert all Dual Trio udio program usical Maids O—=Dance orchestra 790—WGY, Schenectady—380 6:00—Stock repor prodice mar- ket; farm forum; news; weather :30—=Dinner music 30—8ketch 8:00—~8tudio orchestra 9:00—Same as WEAI 20—Dance program :30—Television transmission 980—KDKA, Pittshurgh—316 :00—Market reports ews; theatrlcal calendar :00—Fort Pitt concert h:30—Charles W. Hamp :00—Chimes; university address —Sacred songs concert —Same as WEAP ppiness program Brown’s orchestra 00—WLW, Cincinnati—4328 :00—Five O'clock Hawalians :00—Henry Thiess and His Or- chestra at the Hotel Sinton :30—Dynacone Diners :00—Hotel Gibson orchestra 0—Sohio program (Cleveland) erfect Circle Hour with the mphony orch. :00—Musical program 0—Longines correct time 100—Cossacks :00—Weather announcements 100—O1d IFashioned Singing school The Quintile trio —Hotel Gibson orchestra :30—Henry Thiess' Hotel Sinton orchestr C. | f | | | | 9 110 10 11 it 11:8 13 |12 1 Those who ventured to tune in last night on the Family Party pro- gram, undoubtedly came to the con- | clusion that the program of mu as presented by the Dayton Wes minster Choir and the Cincinnati Symphony orchestra, was by far one |of the most pleasing heard this year. At least we thought £0. The BOSCH RADIO Bold and Serviced By ANDERSON ELEC. CO. 163 Arch Street BOSCH RADIO Bold and Serviced By BLAIR & BRODRIB 170 Main Street selections were appropriate to the season and the rendition was su- perb, The program centered about] one theme and not once was it broken with a jarry, compromising melody. Before the program went on the alr, it was announced that the Cincinnati Symphony orchestrs under the direction®of Frita Reinor would share this wonderful program with the choral society, and indeed it was one of the most pleasant sur- prises “of the year—the combine waa excellent. The most {nter- esting number of the program came at the conclusion with the choir and the orchestra rendering jointly {Handel's “Hallelujah” from “The | Messiah,” a most fitting finale to a| |great program. We congratulate {Dr. John Finley Willlamson, direc- tor of the choir on his superb work | ‘lnd also Mrs. H. E. Talbot, patron- | ess of the choir. | In order to set the many doubt- ers at ease, we take this opportunity | to announce once and for all, that the “Real Folks” personnel and the “Old Fashioned Singing School” ag-| gregation are not one and the same | group of pérformers. WL, Cincinnati offers another of | those exquisite symphony concerts tonight at 8 o'clock by the Cincin- !nati Symphony orchestra under the | direction of Vliadimir Bakaleinikoff, {assistant conductor. The hour of music will open with the overture i(o Btrauss’ “The Bat,” followed by |the famo: - “Traumeri” by 8chu- | mann. Other selections in order of anlr appearance on the program in- {clude Svendson's “Zorahayda," | Tschaikowsky’'s “Valse des Fleurs, {Halvorsen's “Entrance March of the | Rojars,” Liszt's “Sccond Hungarian | Rhapsody,” Grieg's “Triumphal iA\lnn‘h.“ Herbert's “Dagger Dance” |and Rubinstein's “Melody in F." A glimpse of Cape Cod, drawn from the well known stories of Jo- reph C. Lincoln, will be offered in | the regular weekly sketches present- jed over WEAF and WTIC at 7:30 tonight. The incidents constituting |tho sketch have been selected from | Lincoln’s novel “Mary 'Gusta,” rec- | ognized as one of the best of his \m:my popular Cape Cod tales, and incidentally. it is the first time a | Lincoln story will be dramatized over | the radio. | = | “Cross Scctions of New York™ {s the title of a new scries of programs | to be broadcast this evening at 7:30 {over WJZ. This new feature will b |conducted by the National Council | |of Jewish Women, and the opening | night will include speeches by Lieu- | tenantGovernor-Elect of New York Herbert H. Lehman, Mrs. Henry Moskowitz, personal adviser to Gov- lernor Alfred E. Smith, and Mra. Nathan Straus Jr., president of the New York section of the council. | Hereafter the programs will be | broadcast each Monday afternoon | from 3:45 to 4 o'clock. The Electra Ensemble, a concert | orchestra will be h d in a short | program over WTIC at 8:30 featur- | ing Tschatkowsk Marche Slave,” | Herbert's “Al Fresco,” Wilson's | “Carmena,” sclections from Mascag- ni's “Cavaleria Rusticana” and Chopin’s “Polonatse.” Dolores Cassinelli, one-time screen | star and concert soprano, and Jullan Oliver, tenor will be co-starred in an | all-Spanish program over WEAF at 10:30 toright together with the Los Sevillanos concert orchestra. Each will be heard in two solo nuggbers I and they will sing a duet. | [ “In Memory's Garden,” a WJZ and WBZ feature, will offer Krelsler's *“Old Refrain” as a voca{ trio num- ber in answer to many requests. This | feature will come through at 7:30 | and will include Forster's popular | “Rose in the Bud,” “Ah, Love, But a Day Excerpts from *“Appla Blos- soms,” and “Memories” as vocal and instrumental solos. Cotton and Morpheus together with “Hector” their yadio set are again to be heard in a wealth of Ne- gro humor at 8 o'clock over WJZ and WBZ together with orchestra se- lections by Larry Briers' ensemble. Among the musical selections arc Kernell's “Sally of My Dreams,” Ly- man's leepy Baby,” Reynard’s “Scented Violets,” and Zamecnick's “Paradise Waltz." Lew Dockstader, who will be re- | | memberéd as one of the great stars | of black-face minstrelsy, will be rep | resented in the Dutch Masters Min- | streln feature at 9:30 over WJZ and | WBZ, when his favorite, “There's a | Dark Man Coming With a Bundle” | will be sung by a quartet during a | program resplendent with old-time | minstrel hits. . “Fatinitza,” an operetta by Franz [ Von Buppe will be presented by the | United Light Opera company at 9 | o'clock over WABC and WNAC. This | operetta is one of the few of the lsuthor’s works that is known outaide | | of Germany for its light and tuncful | | music, and considered by critics to | be the best of Buppe’s works. “East Lyme"” the popular drama in five acts will be tonight's attraction over the same stations at 10 o'clock, when Hank 8immons’ Show Boat |troupe goes on the air. This is a melodrama of the 18th century and takes place in East Lyme, England. Mozart's overture to “The Abduc- | tion fromn the Seraglio” wiil open the hour of slumber music at 11 o'clock L over WJZ, and will be followed with |a selection from Moussogursky's ‘Boris Godunov.” Other numbers include Tachaikowsky's “In the Vil- lage,” Nicode's enes from the South,” McGrath otus Flower” nd Beethoven's Minu 1.C. Special Notice Bricklayers and plasterers wili tonight at § o'clock at the advt. | { Probably the most remark- {able example of Bosch ability to | jget sensational distance recep- tion has been demonstrated the 'past week. 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Without Previous' Bosch Expgriencg, and Without Prep aration, Mr. Earley Turns in Unusual Performance, Again Proving Bosch 8implicity of Operation and Ability to Get Wonderful Distance Reception. Station Location WHAM Roclaster, N. Y. ... WRVA Richmond, Va. . WCAU Philadelphia, Pa. WPAP New York, N. WLTH Brooklyn, N. Y. .. WIR Detroit, Mich. o Dial! Station Lecation 25| WICC Bridgepert, Ct. . fi’ WOR Newark, N. J. 37| WIZ New York, N. Y. | WEAF New York, N. Y. WABC New York, N. Y. 5—Witty Yiddish entertainers | Tubes 9:30—Vim's Jewish hour of music | 10:30—WMCA ensemble concert 11:00—Correct time 11:00—McAlpineers lance orchestra 11:30-—News summary (1:40—McAlpineers dance orchesta Earley’s experience and bear in' mind that Mr, Earley was using 2 Bosch Radio for the first time. Mr. Earley says:—1 concelved the ides of trying for distant stations on WBAL Baltimore, Md. WJIJD Mooseheart, Il WPCH New York, N. Y KFKX Chieago, Il CKAC Montreal, Que. . WBBM Chicago, Iil. . WTMJ Milwaukee, Wis. set you buy. Then you'll know real radio satisfaction! | I | | | WDRC New Haven, Ct. WTIC, Hartford, Conn. .. WLW Cincinnatl, Ohte WLS Chicage, M. WFBM Indiannapolis, BOSCH For Immediate Henry Morans & Sons || Cunningham | Radio Tubes 13 mid.—~Joe Lucarell's orchestra 12:30—Parody orchestra and enter- tainers 1:00—The Wolfe and the Baer- 680—WEAFP—454 §:00—To be announced 0—Jolly Bill and Jane 5—Summary of program 6:00—Waldorf-Astoria dinner mu- sic 9:00—The Morley Bingers Let a set of new Cun- \ningham Radio Tubes flood your home with barmony this happy season. RADIO Bold and Serviced By POLISH MUSIC STORE 97 Broad Street BOSCH RADIO i 8old and Serviced By ITALIAN BOOK STORE, Inc. 503 Main Street New Britain BOSCH RADIO 8old and Serviced By | NEW BRITAIN AUTOMOTIVE EQUIP. & RUBBER CO. 26 Main Street l Delivery BOSCH Model 96 A-C_OPERATED CONSOLE ‘175 (Including Tubes) Nothing Else to Buy! Completely self contained, employs 7 Tubes, including 6 -mplifying tubes, and 1 recti- ‘ving tube. Simple to oper- ‘e—plugs into awmy light ocket. Fully Bosch armered, and shielded. It tunes with » ‘ouch of the single fllumint-‘ ‘ed station selector, which is {wraduated in kilocycles, cor< i -esponding tc newspaper list- g8 ASK ANY BOSCH DEALER the spur of the moment, after reading the story of Mrs. John H. Starr of Dan- bury who brought in so many stations last week. Finding that my newly pur- chased model “28” Bosch brought in stations exactly one point on the dial lower n those published in Mrs 8tarr's story, I decided to experiment. In two evenings I had listened to pro- grams from Canada to Cuba, and from the Atlantic to the Pacific. In every | case my dial was_exactly one | 'dial point lower than Mrs. Starr’s. 'Station KFI, Los Angeles came on jmy set at 78, and on Mrs. Starrs * 1179, I belleve every Bosch owner can (use approximately these dial readings to get distant stations, The program from | California to which I listened for 30 ! ! minutes came in very clearly at 1:18 in | the morning just after Milwaukee had signed off for the night. It took only & few moments to tune it in properly as 1 expected to find it where I did. Cuba came in strong and clear. > 1 listened to the program for 40 minutes as it was an excellent one. I have sent to all the distant _ stations to get verification cards. You can bet I am certainly well satisfled with choice of s radio as | T believe if anything you do not claim | enough for it. In my judgment it beats | anything on the market, regardless of | price.” | It might be mentioned that .\m.[ | Starr to whom Mr. Earley referred has | since last Sunday also brought in KNX, Hollywood and many other distant stations. 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