New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1929, Page 9

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Minsirele; Fun ana M J% WEBZ WBAL WHAM KDKA WLW 2 FUESDAY Easters ‘Standard Timo NEW ENGLAND STATIONS 600—WTIC, Hartford—500 —Summary of program, news 6:30—Lobster Restaurant quintet 7:00—Voters' Bervice 7:30—8ketch 8:00—The Electra Ensemble %:30—Musical program —Medical talk Fashioned Singing 10:00—The Eskimos 10:30—Organ Recital, Walter Scifert 11:00—8pecial musical program 12:00—News and weather 990—WRZ, Springficki—308 6:45—Jerry Falvey's orchestra 6:00—Correct time 6:01—Falvey's orchestra 6145—Official Agriculture report 6:30—Band concert :00—Chimes :01—Spotlight Review :06—News 11—Bert Lowe's orchestra :26—World Bookman :30—The Ramblers :00—Vocal Sextette :30—Musical program :00—Theater Hour :30—Dutch Master Minstrels :00—Time and Sportograms :06—Corinthian Male quartet :30—The Orchestradians :00—Weather and news :05—Bert Lowe's orchestra :30—Time and weather 1230—WNAC, Boston—244 :00—Ted and His Gang Amos 'n” Andy"” forey Pearl and orchestra . | :30—To be announced :00—Hank . Bimmons ing at the Church” :00—The Royal Canadians 580—WEET, Boston—508 :00—Big Brother club :30—News :00—Oh Roy program —Vocal recital —Musical Tableau —Huke's Brass Octet 30—Musical Entertainment :00—The Troubadours :30—Concert program :30—Weather and Fying report :35—News 0:45—Orgal recital NEW YORK CITY 570—WNYC—526 00—Time; market high spots :15—Mumicipal tatk 30—Gurewich ensemblo 6:00—Anita Palmer, violinist; pian- ist 6:30—Ttalian lessons 7:30—Time; police alarms; nouncenents 7:35—Air College lecture —AIir College, A. 8. Chaikells an- l.: 5—Salvatore Cusenza, mando- | linist 25—Air College, “Keynote,” Dr.; CH RADIO Sold and Serviced By BLAIR & BRODRIB 170 Main Street BOSCH ADIO Sold snd Serviced By ANDERSON ELEC. CO. 163 Arch Street BOSCH RADIO Sold and Serviced By POLISH MUSIC STORE 97 Broad Street BOSCH RADIO 8old and Serviced By W BRITAIN AUTOMOTIVE EQUIP. & RUBBER CO. 26 Main Street BOSCH = RADIO Sold and Serviced By ITALIAN BOOK STORE, Inc. 503 Main Street New Britain _presents Viaetelly $:45—National Becurity League tatk 8:55—Time; police alarms; weath- 570—WMCA—52¢ - 9:00—Correct-time; Film Funster 9:15—Witty Jewish Entertainers 9:30—Jewish Hour of Music 10:30—Joe Lucarell's orchestra 11:00—Correct time. 11:00—McAlpineers’ dance orch. 11:30—Ne! dance orchestra 12:00 mid.—Parody orchestra, tertainers 680—WEAF—154 5:00—8ky Sketches 0—Jolly Bill and Jane 5—Summary of programs ‘Waldor{-Astoria dinner mu- sic 7:00—Votcrs® service: “Canal Routes Through Nicaragua,” Senator W. E. Edge; ‘Congress,’ Charles G. Ross 7:30—Sketches 0—Genia Fonariova, soprano 0—Musical program 0—Concert hour 0—Eskimos 0—The Contraltenes 11:00—Ben Bernie's orchestra 710—WOR—1422 5:00—"By Request,” Jan Linder- en- 6: planist sports talk :00—Dixie singers; newscasting :20—Thrift Week talk ers 7:00—Time; wizard 7:15—""Traffic Swan 0—Lombardy 9—Chimes; N 0—Paramount program :30—WOR Stock Company Play | 20:00—Shades of Don Juan 0—News bulletins; weather 5—Helgh-Ho orchestra 11:30—Paramount orchestra 100—WJIZ—395 E 0—Reports; stock market, finan- cial summary, cotton prices, ag- ricultural reports 6:00—01d Man Sunshine 6:26—~8Summary of ]vroxram- 6:30—Orchestra 7:00—Time; Smalle and Robertson 7:30—"I"undamentals of Law" 8:00—Sextette 8:30—Music 9:00—Theater hour 9;30—Dutch Masters Minstrels Roy Smeck, string Problem,” H. ypsy ensemble 10:30—Orchestradians 11:00—Slumber “music 880—WABC—319 §:00—Dr. D. R.- Hodgdon, “Food" 5:30—Market prices 5:45—Bubbles musical 6:00—Buchwald children’s hour 6:30—Poets of harmony 7100—Chimes; program summary 7:05—Phetomaton 7:20—Lugille Black, pianist 7:30—~Blsck Rock Boys 8:00—8chool Daze 8:30—S8weethcarts $:00—Hank S8immons’ Show Boat 110:30—Voice of Columbia | 11:00—Royal Canadians 1010—WRNY—297 §:00—Instrumental trio 'Musical Highlights* :45—MoAllister, uke 6:00—Gold, tenor; 8imon, pianist T0 RA While hundreds of thousands of radio owners the world over, have condemned their respective sets as practically useless during the long hot Summer days, & little group of radio engineers in the Bosch factory have worked patiently day and night to over- come this handicap. And when you have heard the new ‘‘Sum- mer Booster,”” found in Bosch, you will realite just how great thoir achievement really is. It is & well known radio fact, that as during every month of the year. ARE AERIALS AND GROUND 6:30—Christopher Morley's Play- | n Street sketches 10;00—Correct time; sixteen singers New Bosch Regenerative Detector Circuit Great Radio ‘Achievement. Year In and Year Out Perfect Perform- ance, Summer and Winter, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 6:15—Aching Hearts club 6:30—Old-time songs; pianist 6:45—"Scientific Puzzles,” J. H. Kraus 0—S8ea Grill ensemble 0—Heigh-Ho Comedy 5—Duets; Radio Institute talk 0—Organ recital 0—Amateur contest 0—Old Town Hall 5—Dingwall and Palmer, duo 9:30—"8cientific Hobbies,” Hugo Gernsback 9:45—Ralmond Hunter, baritone 0—Amy Goldsmith, soprano 10:15—West, tenor; varicty contest 1300—WEVD—231 5:00—Winnifred Cooley, “Rooks” 5:20—Philip Meyer, violinist (deys Fsors | A gala program is in store for you tonight at 11 o’clock over a nation- wide hook-up including WEAF and WTIC, the entertainment to come to you from six different points, Five of the pick ups will come from Bos- ton, New York, Philadelphia, Mil- waukee and Chicago and the other will be from the NBC studios in New {York. This wide ranged bit of en- |tertainment will be given by the Radio-Keith-Orpheum people and among the entertainers of the eve- ring will be Belle Baker, soloist and |comedienne; Will Fyffe, 8cotch TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1920. 1 7:30 over stations WEAT and WTIC. [radio, will perform his exasperating|and that official will relate the time when Bill was 16 | School Paze program at & o'clock Baldwin M. Baldwin. years of age and applied for a job |over WABC and WNAC. O'Riley| The Lenglens, who were report as & dispatch runner. The thrilling [has devised some special mischief to | eastward bound sfter adventures of the first 300 mile ride | exasperate the old Dutch schoolmas- | what hurried departure in the wild country, will constitute [tcr. As usual the professor's si California home of the backbone of the sketch. ing class will be exhibited during the | mother, | period. | have evaded Henry W. Longfellow's master- them. Baldwin, who although st piece “Evangeline” will be enacted married was at with a musical setting during a pro- rorted a suit gram to he broadcast over WEAI at former 9 o'clock. Rosaline Green will por- tray the part of Evangeline, whits the musical score will be directed by Nathaniel Shilkret. “Waiting at the Church” a mys- | tery melodrama with counterfeiters, | the secret service man and the naive and innocent country girl, through | whose efforts, the gang is rounded up, will be presented by Hank Sim- mons’ Show Boat family over th | same stations at 9 o'clock. The ac- A musical program by a concert |tion centers around the home of the bznd, that promises to be a good |Jjunkins fawily in New Jersey. same time. The cause of their abrupt depa ture was never explained, statement saying r quarrels with a gu 5:40—"Equal Rights Amendment” 8:00—Lucille Marsh, dance ecritic 8:20—Louis Baal. soprano 8:40—Rand School period; violinist 9:20—"Moth and Flame,” playlet 9:40—Cantor S. Beinhorn 10:00—8. A. DeWitt, Chatterbox Murray, hits and bits 0—Schuval-Altshuler-Narrow 11:00—Cassese's orchestra |comedian; Adela Verne, noted pian- ist; Glenn und Jenkins, blackface | comedians, Mac Murray. motion pic- ture and ler marimba orches- [tra; Nick Lucas, the crooning trou- badour; and Henry Santrey and his international orchesf The first act will be Santry’s orchestra from the Keith theater in Boston. The lsecond act will come from the Palace [theater in New York, where Wil Fyffe will do his stuft. Trom thers the network will switch to Chicago. where Adela Verne will play severa piano selections. The next shift w jie_ Philadelphia. from where Glenn §Rciotieab Taw Rouw {and Jenkins will be heard. Then to PR L {the Hippodrome in New York for u 11:00_Charley. Mursas, Radlo Boy |Pit o Stuff from Mae Murray. the bttt e e Westward Ho, Milwaukee and Niek 12:01—Dac Davidsons DX Party | -0Cas. Whose crooning voice has en- S10—WIP, Philadelphia—iga’ | ortained millions. inally we come 6:30—Woather: Hiliot TLester, |Vack to the NBC studios where we drama N ‘I\( ar Relle l?llk r. and l!n' program 8:40—Pranklin consect erchestrs | 7ill elose with Santrey’s srohomrs 7:00—Roll call, birthday list; Doris PIAYIng the exit march. Weiss, piano 1100—WPG, Atlantic City—373 :00—Chelsea concert orchestra :30—William T. MacArthur, tenor | 0—Hall Dual Trio 0—Rridge game :30—Colton Manor Musical Maids; studio :10—Dance orchestra 190—WGY, Schenectady—380 :00—Stock reports; produce mar- ot: farm forum: news :20—Weather; time; dinner mu- sic :00—Same as WEAF 30—Studio ensemble ))—Dance program :30—Television transmission 980—KDKA, Pittsburgh—308 :15—Denison play 0—*Thirty Minutes ot Sunshine" 00—Chimes; university address 15—Sacred song concert re as WIZ illiam Penn orchestra :30—Radio company program T70—WJBT, Chicago—389 :00—Columbia System programs :00—Royal Canadians mid.. riety program :00 2. m.—Night club program 1020—KYW, Chicago—2 30—Uncle Bob ohnny Hamp's orchestra ¢ Hamp's orchestra d, organ ater Beach orchestra EAST AND WEST STATIONS 1450—WNJ, Newark—207 9:01—Abbey entertainers; Pat Cris- tello's Navigators | How “Buffalo Bill” Cody was in- |troduced to the pony express, will be related in a radio sketch tonight at RADIO JTUBI THROUGHOUT | |3 Post & Lester 11 MAIN ST. Wholesale Distributors cinnati O'clock Haw e Stock reports —Dynacone Diners —Weather report :00—Dog Talk k and Gene 30—Sohio program )0—Theater Hour 30—Dutch Master 00—Time :01—Robert E. Lee program :00—01d Fashioned Singing School :30—The Quintile ensemble 00—Ted Weems and orchestra 30—Henry Thiess and orch. :00—Jack and Gen Results make the Horald Classi- fied Ads increase in numbers. | l Minstrels Henry Morans & Sons 373 MAIN ST. Dealers in Cunningham Radio Tubes | | | | BOSGH SUMMER “BOOSTER" BRINGS NEW DELIGHT DIO REGEPTION Greatest Radio Handicap Removed Thru Untiring Efforts of Bosch | Engineering Staff. Wonderful Su mmer Receptlon Now a Certainty With Bosch Model “28” Edition “6.” WLW—Cineinnatl, Ohie . WDX—Charloite, N- C. . aleW—QIM. Canada Realised At Last | purely misleading. Bosch model “28”, Edition “¢” being in our judgment the | most thoroughly modern radio of them all, will we believe outperform sny other make of radio under the same recelving conditions—yet we do not advocate your trying for superior re- ception without the aid of a good serial and & good ground wire. The impulses that operate every radio come thru the air, and nothing has yet been found to take the place of & good out- side aerial. Detach your own aerial and ground wires from your set and see how much weaker your reception will be, 1 th i oy regardiess of 2 make of your llmblldhn Bosch user, F. 8. of 1980 Dixwell Ave., New llnn. whe in 3 evenings fun, tuned following Know Radio perfection home. Why experiment longer when Bosch is the accepted star performer of them all. Insist that the radio you buy has the Bosch nameplate on it— and NO OTHER! You'll never have s radio regret if you follow this advice! THE MOST MODERN RADIO OF ALL—BOSCH MODEL “28” EDITION “6” | $132.50 This fameus medel s mot only the newest, but in the judgment of thou- un‘l:lmumy out classes every other make radio tive of fi"m-. e and 1 power Recht a power y- '.uu. Recelver and tubes com- plete $155.25. Latest type Bosch speaker $30 additional. Step inte the store of any reliable radie in any cemmunity—eee the f: Model “28” Edition 6" Radio—er better still, any l-!l o -url- in v A simplified easy y-m *l makes nmnp o al h within resch of all. i, WPC—Atlantic City, N. J. WHB—Kansas City, Me. WTAM—Cleveland, Ohle WLM—Nashville, T!Il. WRC—Washingten, D. WISV—ML. Vernen -Ifi. ‘WGY—Sehenoctady jand at 10:30 Peter Wooley will be cne will be broadcast at 6:30 overy = WJZ and WBZ. with an excerpt from “Blackbirds of march “High School ¢ bert’s Cannibal Dance,’ phrase on Langley's “Blue Bells Scotland,” Gounod's “Funeral March of a Marionette” and “Sally of My Dreams. ldwin has acted glen’s manager since she quit th amateur ranks for a career as professional tennis player. READ HL of Columbia wil cal music Again the Voice clement; the Ita sengers the Ger- introduce the Russiap | Leoncavallo's gliacci,” {lian: Wagne “horus M lof Peace” from “R |man, and Debussy Golliwog's A comedy skit “Lady Macheth Sees | Cakewalk,” the French. Ot the Point” will be presented during |lcetions include Dinsmore’ the Embarrassing Moments in His- |ing Dear Jor You,” Kriens' tory period over the same hook-up en Shoe Dance.” Cadman's at 9 o'clock, when the famous mur- | Dawr Down South deress will achicve the world's record | Heave for running up and down the scal of human emotions in the briefe: space of time. The program will he spiced with revivals of ballads of the vineties and popular instrumental | music. 1 PAPER SAYS SUZANNE SAILING ON FRIDAY You don’t have tolimparound withan agonizing corn another hour— NOW you can get rid of it surely, quickly! Allcock’s, the world's leading plaster makers since 1847, have just per- fected a new and improved Corn 1 The popular minstrel show will be heard at 9 over the same stations Plaster. It acts like magic; it stops all the torture of even a stubborn old corn in a jiffy—it not only ends the pain but it ends the corn! Also Declares a Stateroom is Beings featured in vocal solos with the Or- Held in Reserve for Baldwin chestradians. The slumber hour music for tonight offers excerpts from operas including Mozart's “Don Juan,” Verdi's “Traviata,” Flotow's “Martha,” and Wagner's “Lohen grin” and “Tristan and Isolde.” M. Baldwin. (P—The New today 1l Don't nee causti preparations New York, Jan. that burn and irritate. Don’t Yorl American ine Lenglen has engaged pas- sage for herself and mother on th: I'repch liner Paris, sailing Friday, | says O'Riley, Peck's bad boy of the, Reallocation of Broadcasting Bremer-Tully Sound Policies Brsmer-Tully merchandising policles sre the same today a8 when athe first shipment was made—they never vary—they protect the consuming public ot ® single penny's worth o D-T Radio has ever bee thrown on the market to de stroy public confidence. B-7 NEVER HAD ANY FAILUREE to “urioad.” WHY NOT HAVE THE BEST— IT COSTS NO MORE? A B-T 170 $150.00 B-T 6-40 $115.00 BREMER-TULLY’S 7-Year Record Is Your Best Radio Insurance. BREMER-TULLY Owners Not Affected By Reallocation of Stations. in spite of the fact that rciep- tion has not been as good since the change. Por seven years B.-T. has becn making guaranteed radio equipment. All Electric Console Model Bremer-Tully Beautifully finished in Figured Walnut, nev Highboy Model. Ready to play. SPECIAL 3 l 95 Value $225.00. Features of > zmer-Tully Radio Terms As Low Immediate Etation Selector. . Unciusive B-T Double Tone Control. . Cquipped with Antexnt Compensator. . Superlor Circult Design, . Mechanical Superiority, . Cabinets of the Grade. Highert 1 8. Brass Eich¢ Dial. Push-Pull Amplification, wuminatg V.iTH DYNAMIC SPEAKER $375.60 “The Lexi: Blair and 7h " ar; Muw AV ay Telephon- 6200 NEW BoarAIN \trar i henter WATERBURY The episode to be portrayed tonight |but side-spiitting pranks during the | holding in reserve a stateroom for their some- from the Baldwin’s Mrs. Anita M. Baldwin, all efforts to ! cate various times re- for the hand of the world’s tennis champion, also left his mother’s home at the ! J«\nuary 13. Two persons were killed Mrs. Baldwin's secretary merely issuing 1 “Mrs. Baldw$s as Miss Len- ed| Peking, Jan. newspapers today said persons had been killed in an earth. quake on,Sunday in Suiyan, morth of the great wall in Shansi province. Buildings collapsed and rellread tracks were destroyed. Advices reaching the international famine relief said that there was an earthquake in the same district en i | at Baratsi, about 40 miles southwest of Suiyan, and one in Suiyan. Several persons were injured when building collapsed in Kwihwating, about 10 miles south of Buiyam, Suiyan is an ancient frontier fort- it | ress-town at the foot of the Yin- | Shan mountains on the Mongolian frontier. Coal is mined in the district | which is connected with Peking by r- SIFIED ADS rail CGRNS HURT? Stop ‘em Quick pare your corns—that lnd practice invites dangerous infection, An All- cock’s Corn Plaster contains nothing but the safest and surest medi- cation — it won't even irritate the tenderest skin. Another big iZprovement is an outer shield that keeps the medi- cation from sticking to your stock- ing, or staining it. Saves money for you, too; 8 in box, 25c—4 in envelope, 15c. At all druggists, Allcock's g PLASTERS) Stations Has Not Affected Local Radio Owner William Albon of 151 Cornwall ave:, Waterbury, reports that he has received | 66 different stations clearly in ll days mth his Bremer-Tully What Mr. Albon Says--, MR. WILLIAM ALBON of 151 Corn- ~11 Ave, reported that he had recelved ifferent stations elearly in eloven n his new 7-70 Bremer-Tully, *2t 13 50 well pleased that he has sent 7 us 8 list of the stations which he ;"% heard, and sll befors 13:20 . m, 3 i3 not unusual on & Bremer-Tully, very pleasing to & new owner, —_——— List of Stations Recelved-~ Chinatown Scherectady New York .... New York .... Paterzon, N. J. Cincinnatt Philadelphis Pittsburg . Toronto Chicago Havana, Cubs Minneapolis, Minn, Datroft, Mich, Edmonton, Alts. Louisville, KY. +0000. WHAS Philadelphia WCAU ,, 1170 X' Bridgeport Raleigh, N. C. Fairmont, W. Va. Springfield, Mass. New Haven, Conn. Halifax, N. 8. Martinsville, N. Y. Montreal . Richmond, Va. Auburn, Als. Baltimore, Md. Providence, R. I Providence, R. I Milwaukee, Wi Kansas City, Mo. Cleveland, Ohio Chicago Nashville, Tenn, Winnipeg, ‘Man. Chicago Chicago Mooseheart, Il Atlantte City 3 i §388334d8 3 o G giiis g o0 =33 as Kilocycle Disl Reading s the newest snd most up-to-date method to use &8 all stations sre now on Kilocycles, 88 this method 8 much more sccurate and you only have to refer to the papes to get the Kilocycle, turn the @ial % -lhnmunbn.lnllleml.!g mu---s-mu