New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1929, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 8 1929. Y \Q\ XOUNBADIO PROG MONDAY Eastern Daylight Saving Time Music Louis and his Gar iems of e Allah orchestra —WGY, Schene Stock report; den 500—WTIC, Hartford—600 :10—Summary of program :12—Did You Knok? 20—News Bulletins 0—Emil Heimberger's trio —Baseball scor: :00—Musical Mechanicians 30—Reveler. 00—The Voice from NBC studios :30—Gypsies from NBC st 30—Family party from NI3 dios 10:00—Radio Mountaineers 10:30—Floyd Gibbons—Headline Hunter 11:00—Theater organ, ert, organist bulleting ady—790 report; produce news items mar aseball scores 10 dinner tion talk Time; Consery —Two Lesser s of India sigel Roush The Voice The Gypsies dios Family studios m NBC m NBC idios party from N studios 00—t 1 NES s Join the Ladi 3 tudios Walter Floyd Gibhons weaty wtional resents T 2 and Sulli 303—WBZ, Springfield—990 5:00—Final closing stock markets st and found; positions —WHA' Stock quotatic Rochester—1150 Baseball score Ne¢ Roxy Conee Rhythms 6:00—Time;news bulletins 6:06—Bernardo Campagna, tenor 6:19—Weatherman; agriculture re- ports 6:30—Orchestra 6:45—Dinner music 6:54—Temperatur: scores; chimes 00—Bert Lowe's orchestra, 30—Roxy's gang 30—Concert from NBC studios :00—Program from NBC studios delphia Male quariet | 0—Time; baseball scores 6—Vitali Podolsky 0—Sportogram 35—Temperature 36—Dance music :00—Weatherman; 06—Dance music 30—Time wseasting and his gan, NBC vt from studios dios Same as WIZ -On Wings of Sor baseball 3 0—C lio recital by Constantine 7 verything nd his Cornell 1 diogy rnme ather foreca W EEL Boston Vac ion « progr Vacation ensemble News Wespatches Musical Musical The The studios news bulletins pre Voics Gy 3357—WJAR, Providence—890 hes 50—Agricultu report 7:00—Sam Silverman Rhode Island dance ban 30—Ethel A. Anderson, soprano —Walter Barry, tenor 55—Raseball scores :00—The Voice from NBC studios from NBC sti party from N from NBC market produce Family party from NBC and his i Musical progr Musical p —Weather Time m 30—Family studios | 10:00—News flashes; baseball scorcs 21—WNAC, Boston—t Newark—710 A. hour Vacation Modert me; contralto 8:15—Newscasting 6:20—Sports talk 6:30—Footlights—Oliver M 6:40—John W. Green, pianist 6:50—This Week in Aviation— Sloan Taylor 7:00—Time; Montclair concert en- semble 0—Level club orchestra 8:00—Grand opera concert 8:30—The Couriers 9:00—Magazine hour 0—TU. 8. Navy band 0—Black boys ight club romance —Newa; time; weather report —Emil Velazco, organist —Hotel Astor orchestra Theresa McClintock, T:05—Rase Amos Saylor Ny Grand ert from studios > Courier a conc s from CBS studios Magazine hour from C U. 8. Nay udios Black boys from CT _Night Club Romance RS s v band from € studios from ios wa flashes Time: ne Paramount 11:10 CRS & from orchestra 11 11:30 ios 243—WABC, New York—850 5:00—The Montreale 5:30—Closing market B:45—Helen Nugent Hunter and ensemble | 6:15—Showslants by Martin | Mooney | 6:30—Duke Ellington's band 1 —WPG, Atlantic City—1100 10—Baseball scores Hotel Shelburne s prices Raymond ESIe §:20—The Honolulu duo 8145 9:15—Studio program 30—Traymore Benson's orct The Vagabon ank Wineg Pennsylvanians Silver concert orchestra 00— stra 7:00—Thirty Minutes of Sunshine ~Charles W. Hamp 7:30—Vincent Lopez and his orch. 8:00—Entertainers | 8:30—Heroes of Aviation 9:00—Tnternational hour—Operatic | music | 10:00—Miracle program ¥ 10:30—The, Melody Chest 11:00—Paramount orchestra 12:00—Time and his Ssii orchestra 226—WDRC, New Haven— 6:45—News; theater . ther report 7:00—Time; R §:00—Tifteen Minutes of Voos baritone book reviey Hawaiian % taurant reda ph Panza, Clark, Waipio, 526—WN ew York—570 —Time; market high spots ; U 50—Civil service openings Jack What the Sun Tanned Wom- an Should Know—Dr. 0. L. Levin 6:10—Henry McTigue, popular ballads 8:20=—Elementary —V. H. Berlitz 6:40—Advanced German V. H. Berlitz 7:00—First Aid - Bishop 7:10—Young and Walsh piano & 0 Vil- 526—WMCA, New York Talk 14 Garriso German T.esson Osw Lessons: 1 orchestra 1k Dr. Louis F. Spooners, Songs Ith talk lieshmanr —Informaiion for motorists Fleus civic information 30—Time; police alarms 33—B: ide ~Dante venal chisio 50—The Policy 7:59—W §:00— rders music h orchestra Nut ¢ eball scores Grove Prof. J tah d Mar- New York—660 chestra Jane ogra Thornton Fis 1 orchestra T IS I—WEAF, 1alle Tolly Pul —Prof. ath gn off aof rnational Gainshourg Eill and Go! I port er z lack . Cincinn 6:55—Dase Gro —Pollo n Roehr's o Automat 00—Baseball scor nouncement 8:05—Johnny Serenaders 8:30—Concert 00—Professor —Ye Old 30—The 00—Orchestra s; weat Ha from NRO s Kyroc Ring VACATION KODAK | Films and Brownies (‘ameras Repaired 30—WLW entert Arcade Studio of course! 12:00—The Music SIX 12:50—Studio Go: J. B‘ MORAN’S 1:00—DX air MOTOR SALES Church St. Tel, 2812.W Wedding Rings Himberg & Horn Est. 21 110 R. R. Arcade 00—Orchestra 305Michael Ha 00—Two on the 00—Johnny Serenaders Hamp's 1 in 389—WBBM 7:00— Chicago— udio orchestra an church organ 7:30—Dinner Garden and Colleg orchestras 8:00—Dinner concert £:30—Dance musi 9:00—The Biltmor 9:30—Half Hour with Chicago dance orchestras 31 Years 302 Main S(v' Hunter Operetta, The Mikado Spitalny’s music ‘ —WJZ, New York—760 Travel—Arthur Episodes in anno ummary of programs ports: closing stock mar- nid immary 1otations; f v cotton prices and quo- federal kot prices nan- 1l exchange clos ons; state icul- ral reports 6200 1or i—Sot Palais orchestra ensemble xy and 0—Concert orchestra 00—Orchestra; recording artists 11 —Sonthpaw ch Marjorie Horton . barit soprano; one; string en- er Beach hotel orch —980 | B06—KDKA, Pittshurg! »—Mond Band Fast v melodies Il sco 1y Meadows 10:30—Same as WIZ William Penn Same as Wi Weather; orchestra ball scores —WBAL, Baltimore—1060 6:00—Salon G0 music | progr s WIZ wrtet (m ] [ Through the Statjc You and 1 Know? the historical eadir this « Did e of news vening's WTIC, Hart- I Heimberger and nber of i dispatches will open un from station tions | neke for linner hall announced at the Musical Mo-| esent nov- chanic any Ities in their minutes of AL 7:30 the popu- i om ot tford interpretations popular music, and iymond Schirch, Franklyn Bau Hugo Mariani le The Voice The Gyps honr S:30 program I'rench Hill Pilly imentations will be | n 1 broade the Gibbons, Ha o1 of | will intro- pianist, as ghn th or- will 8 o'clock and provic - for a half o semi-classics he <0 | back-woods Atire an su for 10 ock | Mountaineers. Floyd 1 as a war correspondent and | will hr the initial in a series in which he will his own exploits 10:30. will at o’clock to offer an- night prozram, I nowne [novelist oadeast | chay tell Walte the or his place take | 11 | his Monday 1 this concludes the othe recitals There | Iyn S one in Brook- capital | loud- ary. As | is contem- | hag over the | the views ’ | man ¢ vho would make en to play or than is absolutely ne sult, WOR, Newark plating starting a 1 ir, which will ca in ge Vyle ide to the cri er L re rry ral 3rooklyn letter teners Philip ed the wrot o furnish- | in which h station imploring aid | diminish the loud | He requested | stations precede each br th announcement enjoyment in helping to speaker nuisance. t with sonal your, sonal If you that him enjoyment is so loud give Joud | distracts | a thought.” | Drowsy Head ‘ | your neighbor, Tryi Hi | ney’s A Vaughn de third which will be at 8 o'clock by the famous co-artist, |the will requests for Fairy Story [On Wing: Song. will play by v Guess Who? and ( WEAR h the g Berl Remick, and Tier- | Gown the songs ath w ng on the the Voice, t this evening NBC system. Her klyn - Bauer., | respond to re im of tenor by The side, orches! \'Frangesa, ed Minuot broadcast qu Vs | Honiss’s Oyster House is noted [for its Lobster, Crabmeat, ‘Shrimp Tunafish and Salmon Salads; also our Shore Dinner [that is served from 5 P. M. to | |3 P. M. each day except Sunday. | Coolest place in Hartford to dine. 'HONISS’S OYSTER HOUSE 22 Str '~ St. Hartford, Conn. (Under Grant's Store) Headquarters for Lace Curtains Absolutely the Targest and Finest lin the | slinging I noteworthy ed in these United States and stilll How, playing a hunch he booked | find time to develop and indulge a|passage on the ill fated Laconia, love for music, is proven by John D. |and how the ship was torpedoed by Rockefeller, whose hest loved rom-|a German submarine in the north ions will form the program [Atlantic in February, 1917, will be ich will be broadcast over WJZ|told by IFloyd Gibhons, war cor I associated stations this evening |spondent of note, when he opens his 9 o'clock. Mr. Rockefeller's |series of broadcasts this evening selections promise to through AL and associated dominated by the delicate sentiment |tions 30. Gibbons was old fashioned love songs. first correspondent to RO through the experience of being So Slim O'Toole, formery laboard a torpedoed ship. For sev- the Bushwackers league, playing | eral after the sinking of the out of Nashville for the Nashville [lincr he was reported dead and bis Hill Billies, has graduated to the |cabled story of the disaster did not! Yew York Hunkies, crack team of [reach the United States until th he big leagues, bringing with him [newspapers throughout the country « réputation for making grandstand |had carricd he report of his death his and e lite Cataleng obitua WEAF anid o e T o D! broadcast the program, by both ears, but |88 well other NBC stations. his boasts at any = ack performance or a ally capable fists, Slim will make his bow to ‘he radio audicnce of NBC listeners this cning at 9:30. The opening broad- cast is situated in the Hunkies um, with Slim just joining the team and warming np on the side- lines. He is ready for replacement the Hunkles' pitcher blows pitcher blows—and you may rest through WJZ and stations 1t a- chosen he of war paw hon his will the 15 man bull to back up by a pair of equ ready mosphere by Goldman’s band through the NBC y evening at 8 o'clock included in the program Thunderer, Ki Me A Scene, Cuban Dance and On time A Castilian 2 is promis- ed broades system | Tuesd Selec- | | tions The Hunting rolle, ( | Air, are ain, Ba sta- n Honey N diz, case —A. M. S. The th sociated in hear ‘Morgan Lodge, K. of P. Will Install Officers regular convention of W. L. lodge, Knights of Pythias, 11 tomorrow evening at in Jr. 0. U. A. M. hail. Officers the ensuing term wil be installed by District Deputy | S. Carlson and staff of Py- of Plainville. A Morgan will be ¥ 8 o'clock McClintoek's tralto voice is to be = heard \WOR this afternoon at 6 Miss McClintock s soloist Branch, New Jersey, church. She is| an of the Woman's club s well as of the choral m will inclnis Sylvia, Smilin® Hollow Tune and Theresa rich con- from o'clock. in Loug i 1lso chairn of that city society, Her I Love Yon Through A Dream George thian lodge The following officers will stalled: Chancellor commander, nard Gordon; vice chancellor, sinkiewicz; prelate, John W. Clark- son; master of work, Arthur B Herrick; master at arms, Frederick _| 0. Morse; K Albert C. Helm; of T o | M. of . Charles W. Bailey; M. of it science of | BX» Myrten W. Putney. 4 e e he entertainment committee will parties to the type of relreshnients for which they first Pro Truly Sleepy in Ber John of of French £ompo; the days sie. the me A program works of the public since ator of harmony, of the family radio became The mu of n AUTOS IN COLLISION Little dama machines of Charl 24 Crown street, and Stanley Klo kowski, 340 High street, when they collided at the intersection of Broad and B streets Sunday national reputation. In tonight's | morning. Mc was driving program a men's chorus will be a|west on North” Main street and special feature and one of the most | Kloskowski was proceeding east on n s to he present-|Broad street. At the corner of ed will he the very famous Legend |Broad and Beaver streets Kloskow- of the Bells from the Chimes of |ski turned left to go up Beaver Normandy. The program will start |street and hit the machine driven at 9:30. W, heads the chain. by McNamara. concert % famous. | program the family par- | from now on will return to policy of presenting the best in or chestral and vocal music with an of symphonic proportions | rs of national and inter- was done to the! s 1. McNama of orchest and singe aver iml For Idlé Funds- D% Industrial Certificates Of Deposit Interest paid from date of deposit to date of withdrawal. Denominations $500, $1,000, $5,000. MMERCIAL TRUSTCD. \EWBRITAICgyy Open Saturday Bt o9 D.S.T. Build ) And Help Build which witl | * the (" MORE miles per quart means more miles per car ° The life of your oil is the life of your car ... Waverly All- Pennsylvania Motor Oil wears and wears and wears . Display in the City at the Lowest Prices., BLOOMBERG’S 328 MAIN STREET L We Write ALl Kinds of INSURANCE Consult us ance needs. COX&DUNN 272 MAIN ST. for your Insur- 1. 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Commissioner Hurley's order calls for particular and increased atten- tion from the examiner to the appli- cant’s ability in the operation of a motor vehicle. The road wil! include ingdetail driving under vari- cus condtion, gear shitting, rning ind backing, parking, and demon- stration of proper hand signals Test Tirst road. Queal on iatiers with houid ! nreper ques be fa i test e Lpptics Quarter Century Pins for I. 0. O. F. Members Twenty-one memiers A | lodge, Independent Order of will be awarded pins quarter of a centur: in lodge at a meeting Wednesdsy eves nin; in Odd IFellows' haili. 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