New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1929, Page 20

§:00—Ba NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1929. e ,—— ring quartet nd concert fro studios §:30—Orchestra from NBC studios | 9:45 TUESDAY Eastern Daylight Saving Time Hartford—600 Liners orchestra st Istonim, barit 1 saxophone 500—WTT AL Andy i ~Master Musicians v Program from N ~Minstrels from NB( yncomatics fro dios Orchestradians fr studios nething abot recital | 8 tralto Monologues, 15—Vestuti’'s and Rascati’s en- m NB( sembl B lios tudios NBC 7 m om NBC The Far We 00—Lillian Frances Wood, con- e recit mily Ather report Mama Smith, her hands wet with | e confirmed the adage emale of the species is adly than the male when into the room from the stuffy kitchen, pushed a stray of hair from her forehead and took over machine from Papa \nd Brother. She turned to Borzoi, the Spanish tenor, who was cau ing female hearts to flutter by singing 1 Love You, At Dawning and The Spanish Cavalier. Mama smiled. | She Like Borzoi. Some of the red | » i on her cheeks by the hot, | disappeared dish W that t mo! 14, al Ray soprano McGrath hi the | w | n kitchen from | ti | speaker of the new aviation series, Roads of the | Paul Whiteman for circuit. KMTR, Universal City, Cali- fornia, broadc ing numbers of a recent talking mo- rt P. Lamont will be the principal A war medley with songs remini- :ent of three of the Allied armies as been appropriately selected by his broadcast hich will go on the air this eve- ing at nine o'clock over the CBS of the the key station You Belong to Me, one of the Nit- | on picture, will be sung and play diamonds will be broadcast this evening when Alibi Ike, a specially dramatized version of Ring Lard- ner's well known short story is pre- sented at 7:30 this evening over the NBC network with WEAF leading the broadcast. Tke has been a fav- orite of those who like the deft and human tales of Lardner, a former sports writer, swiftly told in a col- loquial style. ~WTIC, Hartford, is receiving the broadcast. —A. |Southern Cross Leaves by Capt. C. T. P. Ulm, 'T. H. Me- Williams and H. A. Litchfield, who were with him when he made his forced landing in the wilds of north- | west Australia last March. Boy Who Killed His Grandmother Freed Tulsa, Okla., July 2 (UP)—A nine vear old boy who because he was “afraid of getting spanks,” held on his confession of the killing of his ageu grandmother, was released to- day when police decided the shoot- ing was accidental. 6.20—Summary of program : Mus AR bulletins 5 ok T Radi 6:30—Rlack and Gold orct &3 gmQrchicnia, IR IE x 6:55—Baseball sco SOVER, 7:00—Roads Lamont Papa Smith sighed as he picked | smelly : 3 : b Junch pail. 1t had been 2 | her face and more red, put there by ed h§ the Whiteman musicians for hot day in the mill, and Pay Aphrodite, appeared ivn‘» first time over the air. The | glad that he was getting out \e was satisfied. Brother left for | Program will be rounded out by a|The until tomorrow. Then a thin smil date, The doorbell rang. It Was|Waltz medley, and by a novelty i Cros Jlayed about his lips, for he was r's Best. For a while they con- |8roup, including Kewple and Tha ftoda )v,,{,m home; going home to Mama | ferred corner of the room |Parade of the Wooden Soldiers. | Sydney, N, §. W., to England. Smith and the Smith children sain fiddled out the s | Capt. Charles E. Kingsford-Smith "He was going home and, he om the A famous story of the baseball |pilot of the plane, was accompanied machine. | flected. after a nice dinner lled his pockets Siats | HENRY GoLDsMITH & co. tha Smith he could sit in the cool front 35 Main Street little ditty about love 55 =1 FIRST ANNUAL July Clearance SALE ‘ ONE DAY ONLY ALL DAY WEDNESDAY, JULY 3 Burma on Next Lap Rangoon, Burma, July 2 (UP)— Australian airplane Southern ook off from here at 10 a. 1, ¢, continuing its flight from The grandmother, Mrs. Mary Gil lard, was killed while hanging clothes on a line at her home. The boy refused to talk for three days, |then confessed that “I was pointing |the big gun out the basement wine dow and it went off."” o up his was of it Taylor Buckley The College D — i Orchestra Sky, Robert 9:00 12 Store cretary of Comm cls ; orchestra; male chort from NBC 211—WNAC 5 Ted and hi Tom War 5:45—The Ma The Arch 45—1ron ians Aiders anderers men Lady of the seball scores; ~Amos 'n’" Andy News flashe —The Muske Joint Recital chestra 9:00—Medical talk \ r of Hartford M i Health Hazards of by Millard K o i school by of r would spend They edged evenin home et glasses ward the radio from CBS 2 i dancing fo the ngle band. Papa’s | cgg, well | e paper with him, | st, there he Sister | Smith | and | was happy. foon habit of being. Smith Smiths have the was proud of his family and pecially fond of his children. I voungsters! he thought as h ed at them over the dinner Wiping the last ¢ o meringue pie lips. Papa sl feet, padded room and into the room where sat his new ght radio, the pride of his heart and the joy of his life. Now! he thought and glanced at his watch Now T shall hear the Smith | Brothers sing Ilace to Face. He = ate Sloging studios Flying stories from CBSK studios & of Sun ‘ 9:00—Panl Whiteman chestra from CBS studios studios He he Aviation news 1l resc bad shaken. he could re and her 1 others peace. Then turned back to d back to Borzoi together while the | table lemon Voice of Columbia « 303—WBZ, Springficld—990 i news flashes Dreams from Time; studios Dance Smith in hey sat \cross the dini nal closi tenor san, orch ra from CBS ivi ind dove that he had op t two minutes when whistle blew in the morning his working clothes, st and grabbed his the | bue doughnut in his He down con- pocket 1 the way to the cool evening. He | shop. A smile played about his lips. | socke. | He was thinking about tonight when | he could sit in the cool front room, rinking long cold gl s of Mama's st hrew and hear the Smith broth- Face to Fa = been WEEL Boston Vacation ensemble News despatches —Vacation mble 5—Musical program ches from NBC al program ne Rodemich and his or- from NBC studio m from NBC kimos from RC ing P 1sl Hotel Alamac orchestra T—WJAR, Providence—890 rose, put his bire stuffin to eat ther reports He fiddled with the dials anc ket, tune came out. tented for a long isted his toes in his loose was a fine night, Papa had not counted on the per- tastes of Sister cam into the room to Face. Rhythms were {o her faste. word of exc scores my Welsh and his orc etches from NBC studios BRIDGE LAMPS with Shades 69 C each CURTAINS White Ruftle, Ruffle Curtains, colored Inserts with Valanees .......... pair 59C Boott Mill g 95c Cutrains .. 8 Curtains 6x9 LT BASE RUGS $1‘00 ea. $2°98 ea. 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He sighed. Broth- er came in, his hair slickencd back for the date. He did not like the mith brothers. Rudely he grasped the dials from Papa who had reach «d out to protect them and turned the sports talk. Papa sighed and his head again in the stock report. He again. 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