New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1929, Page 21

NEW RBRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCH 8, R’ "Il/’i/ Landt Trio i ith talk ’ 30—Dixies Circus, “Uncle Bob” | 8:00—Doris Doc, contratol | 8:15—"01d Man Donaldson,” onel T. Davis 8:30—Quaker Girl and mixed quar- | tet :00 mid.—Special midnight evan gel radio service :00—Midnight studio program 610—WIP, Philadeiphia—i32 30—Weather; musical ensembie 00—Roll call, birthday list 30—Mitten management period, . T, instrumental guartet gram. Jessel will be heard in some |son’s “lLonisiana,’® mmws of the songs he made famous in his day® Sherman’s “I'n appedrances on the legitimate stage | You™” and Foster's “Corme Wher and on the screen, while Miss Loftis | Love Lies Ureaming Will bring bits of the character | studies and song siories which estab- | lished her many y ago as a star of vauderille and the musical revue 'h'UNDY“Hl‘MAK, | 600D WILL FLIGHT Col The filming of an | comedy will be the sub lnight's broadreast of Clo FEATURES ON THE AIR Friday, Mar. 8 [Eastern Btandard Time) of Mirth Harblogers of Spring—W E WIIC WIAR 11 WEl wm, WGY WGR WCAE W' Cotorful Music—WEAF W th \\ LIT WRC E \\TAM WWJ RYW WOk Mary and Bob—W NAC WEAN WFBL WoR W MAK W Au WJAS WADC WKRC WGHP WMAQ WSPD WHK BW WMA ‘heater \lemom-: Santord Orchestra—WJZ WRZ WBAL WHAM KA WLW WJR KYW WHAS WSM WS3 WBT 600—WTIC, Hartford—500 S—Summury of programs, ncws 10—Speciually program 00—Musical progriam Songs and Recitations :15—Jacquies Renard and orch. NEW YORK CITY 5T0—WNYC—526 ~Market high spots; violinist 5:30—Municipal library talk 5:45—Talk, W. Orton Tewson 6:00—1Louise Bartlett, contralto | 10:00—Challenger male 9:00—Musical review, Lannie Rosc. ' Erva Giles, soprano; Delhart “Trio, orchestra 9:30—Theater memories quartet [ 10:30—Correct time 11023 0—Phil Spitalny's music 11:00—Slumber musie R60—WARC—3 19 5:00—Bridge Lessons :15—Congregation ervices 6:15—Market Pric 6:30—Ware and Zinnnermann, duo ettick, melodies Paramount orches- Emanu-El s Entertainers Activities Hour welers' Hour Tramp, Tramp” Dreammaker's N:00—Aviation ra b U—"In the dio’ —St. Stu- George orchestra 00—Hajoca musical shower 9:00—DPassion Play, “The Condem nation™ 00—Dance orchestra 15—Organ recital 10—WIG, Atlantic City—27: —Fifteen minute organ recital Arthur Scott Brook 0u—Shelburne dinner music 45—Playground Pals Studio progrim Steel Pier Minstrels an Wiener, organ schenectad, ock reports, produce rm forum. news —Weather; telechron time M—Tayhestos program t—1"nion Coliege 1i—Dinner music Health talk H0—Arpeako Minstrels 00—Musical hour 380 mar speaker A tabloid versi operetty coss o th the Parisian wain teat Paris™ o'cloc “Comte past the on progra presentation. form but w give the principal of the operetta bers are ext ent on th entation over arr hout ontin the as is known, veck enter ate to) struggling to ret over WEAI nely on of the Obligado,” season at will b “An tonight and WTIC. inged in t spoken lin L musicat All of the popular a ent. and aters, tire m d g o in the Parisian a sue- one of a Exening al | will numbers num pres- |o'clock over WOR and W story concerns an English car to be near the girl he loves position as butler th he She, however, sees thro guise and puts him thr 9 of hilariously funny pred The Atric Luigini”s Exzyptienne Slumber music at 11 o' er WIZ and WiLW tions include S Machowel Iranck’s “Prayer well will op: s wallz nanza.” and Rachmaninoft’s lie in Boston Lawyer Hit By Clubman’s Auto Boston Chapin of Bostor March § ‘4 and B Horu To Plag Favarite Role in Open- ing New Air Hail Route Narch § (B)— Mexico City toma nade row 1S THE TIME HAVE YOL BATTERY CHE BY AN EXPE R'l | TEILEPHONE 703 | BATTERIES RECHARGED the supcr mecharnie Station.” RUDY’S Battery Service 186 EAST MAIN ST, 1l known attor own and seriously —Dick Gasparie's orchestra [ 11:00—Negro Achievement Hour intor-| 1010—WIINY ] 5:00—Kathryn Alaez, songs; tenor 30—Nichols. port of the band. Loui bribed and h of Gus's themsel ria Tetterman, songs neh lesssns :30—Time, police m ation | ir College, “Aristotle,” Prof. | on | 45—Atwood and Phillips, Har- = mony Duo 0 Concert orchestra alliers 9:00—An Evening in Paris 15 respon- ) s Stock reports ditficulty ~Henry 1 ws of the Day innati Club sible tor and both find s tious dur orchestra ¢ A m | i Can alarms, and Cav L Flynn orchesira - Phillips house o of er course pisnist = chusetts General hospital #:30—Sechrad :30—A half Hour with the Scnate| rtown Band 00—National Broadcasting Concert Bureau and 00—News and weather 0—WDRC. New Haven—225 Vews, theater review, weath- er, and time 7. —Hotel Taft Grill orchestra :00—Sclank’s Appareliers and As- 130—¢ sisting Artists M0—WDRC Staff Artists program ven Gables orchestra 990—\WHZ, Springfield—303 :40—Official Agricuiture report 1:06—1", t0=—D>Miller's orchestra ews hulleting Yorman Ray's Adelphians Health Talk i—Dixie Circus Memories he Challengers lime and Sportograms Phil Spitalny's Music Gi—Weuther and news S Government Bulleting ate 1h—Rert Lowe Gang Special program Beethoven Gems Lady of the Tvorics na Jettick Mclodies cws Bulleting ‘Amos ‘' Andy” i—Editorial News Review O=—Musical program —Close-1ps ville program Story Hour Musical program #—Night Club Romances News Buolletins Lido Venice orchestra Palais 'Or orchestra —WEEL Boston—508 trother Club ns 2 Brother Club 10 —Vaud ~T'rue Merrymakers rtoorchestra ning in Paris rown Fur T 0 —Half Hour Brass Band s the with Senate 5T0—WMCA—H26 4 Ethical society d Devil Entertainers nley Entertainers 9:00—Dr. . Holmes, talk 9:30—Kurlash Entertainers —Musical Monarchs —Rainhow orchestra ‘Weather; correct time :00—Me s' dance orch. 30—News; dancc orchestra 00 mid.--Swanee orchestra, tertainers 660—WLAF—154 Children’s programn —Summary of NBC programs :00—Waldorf- sic :30—Al Bernard, songsters :00—Happy Wonder Bakers orch. —Hal Kemp's orchestra en- Billy Astoria dinner mu- Beard. | :00—~Concert orchestra and Cava- liers 9:00—An Evening in I'aris 9:30—Schradertown Band 00 —National ~ Concert Bureau hour, Di Benedetto, tenor; Nea- politans, Leslie Frick, contraito; Amy Goldsmith, soprano, and Sercnaders 00—St. Regis orchestra TH—WOR— 5:15—Musical Musings; sporis talk i:00—IKKolomoku's Honoluluans Newscasting; Uncle Don Zenith Automatic Tuners National Grocery Blenders —Chimes; —Vodevil 00 —"True v hour f—Concert hour #0—Night Club ltomances 00—News hulleting; weather 05—Falais Joy orchestra 30—Astor orchestra TO0—WN/—: Games for Ch Close-ups matic ek market, financial sum mary, cotton prices, agricultural reports Summary of NBC programs —Wilson's Novelty orchestra Kahn, pianist; Evans, saxo- ght dance orchestra NBC G:3n—Clopin 1 T:00—Correet time; Sage-llen & Co. 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