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

TUESDAY Eastern Daylight Saving Time 500—WTIC, Hartford—600 6:20—SImmary of programs; bulletins €:30—Black and Gold orchestra 6:55—Baseball scores 7:00—Roads of the Sky—W Glover, assistant eral 7:30—The Burr-Hamilton Duel ketch from NBC studios §:00—The Electra ensemt §:30—Gene Rodemich's or from NBC studios 9:00—Speaking of Sports—Arthur B. McKinley 9:15—Seth Parker's Oid Fa Singing School 10:00—The Eskimos from NI:C studios Harbor Light Trving postmaster gen- estra closing stock markets nd found; positions wanted B:40—Weatherman; :25—Spotl 30—Liners orchestra 00—Chimes; Temperatire 7:07—Singing th man and Betty Col 7:30—Bert 8:00—Recital—F seph '8:30—O0rchestr 9:00—Drug studios 9:30—Minstrels from The Syncomatics f treview baseball scor Lowe's orchestr from NRC store f NBC 16:30—Orchestra studins 11:00—Time; man 11:07—News scores; te sportogram —WOR, New §:n0—Musical musings 5:25—Contemporay expc art and industry 00—Time; Commodors chestra :30—Aunt Mandy's Chillu 9—Chimes 00—Main street skefches 00—Runkel hour 9:30—Midsummer N :00—Time; news bulle ther report 11:05—Palais Royal orchestra 11:30—Hotel Alamac orchestra 860 319—WABC, New York §:00—The Rhythm Kings, 5:45—Closing market pric 6:00—Symphony orchestr the direction of Howard 8:30—Bela Leblo and orche 7:00—Miracle program 7:30—Cellar Knights, comedy skit $:00—Sergei Kotlarsky and Ma- thilde Harding. violin and piano 8:30—Flying Stories—Aviation News 9:00—Paul Whiteman and 1 under is orch NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1929. comatics strad music Orehe —WMCA, New York— Swiss Alpine players Nassau or ~Weather; stra time ~Handel's orches MecAlpin orche 128—WELW, Cincinnati—700 211—WENR, Chicago—870 Ihe Air Juniors The Karmer's Farmer The Ifamily Circle conce The Music T ie ~Mike and He Studio s DX Air Vaudevillé 280—WBEM, Chicago—770 WELEL Boston Vacation ensemble Program to be Musical Gems annour —WNAC, Boston 272—W PG, Atantic City—1100 —WDR( B06—KDR AL New Haven Past Pittsh Same as W William T Veather WIZ L Through the Static ] B e S e NS el T | A ain the Roa troduce | postmas Black opens this eve- rom station WTIt en o'clo second of is of the Sky series will in- W. Iry e ral of the U ial charge th il sery Glover, assistant nited WABC Cotton the program Marionettes, pveral years ago Low Down You Be. To a se those Mr. White } Drig A ¢ ved by is considering a terests of Titusville v senting over the CF master general of the United States. His talk will be on New Sky Speed isiness will be when story of the dramatized a sketch, Burr-} lioed over the NBC sysi America s a boy in the evening York was 27 yed em- woolens mer- | the s old he | is v holding cor- Later he bec a mem-| The New Jersey state Sl was A real estate t Alexander ippointed f political scheming and frustrate ambition. Burr's plan of reach ce : presidency and the gover ship of New York had been balk Trood thought. by Paul | inflzence of Hamilton, him postmaster general in 19 the hat time he has been in closc with the administration of so he the powerfu who regard 1s a dangerous man. Feebis ns by Burr led to the affair which led to his series of om the west coast, n anl his orchestra will be popular through rd in sixty minutes of it nine o'clock WNAC and sociated with the other stations tails of the encounter and cheming which led adapted into an original Columbus ing system. z number the e heen cted American Tune followed by King this from will histor: receive the page WTIC which will | esents numbers on AR and clude You Just adcast Laughing Three, M Pagim Love Can It Be | pianist I'll Never More, and [phy a noted numbers which were popular Wild, Morning, Doin’ the 1 Oh Baby Where Can Pickin® | P Other ar v Song o be Number ilde Harding, gifted play a novelty s American composer, entitled ¢ shoot- voung ong, sk for few Eastwood Lane, Rurinin atu wrolina in the this evening over the CBS chain i Koglarsky clock whose istes rim to things a trifle heay e nof popular music will the Syncomatics tion WJ7 and associates this evening at 10 o'clock A. M. S. chosen A pro Mayor of T and 1 village life in the e1ch which Vaudeville Actress Is Granted Divorce Suit July 9 (P—Aileen Stan- and revue sin won st over WO to W other cities trip ltimore and () vaudey divores perior accom tenuth All the other mayors Lt tusville growin S are vs Luke »anist-husband, is zoing to compete wit Rt v entered Judge Gem- mill's court wearing a severely plain tailored suit reaching to her ankle: 1 nondescript hat at an unusu by 1 g tortoise ngle shell glasses. broadcast over th NBC at ten o'clock Harry ent the fo. That Is ay, What a Day~ la Valparaiso, Now WEAR program - BRSO wi SAIL FOR POLAND Tomorrow at midnight, Mrs. Mary Zdziebkowski, 69 years of a of S Stanley street, will leave for Po- land on the Majestic. She is plan- ning to travel through different cities of Poland. Mrs 1 daughter with whom she for many years in this city. None mig had ot th to whisper Aileen The who i player the music show. ound.” now showing I Buttenuth with drunk- network of the bailiff heen overheard ening ction of Reser will pr catured gram Love, Pleasure I'm | here and charas Owl enness. e the Doodle Dandy will furnish ppropriate hac for the ma that Story is pre- this eve- t 10:30. Th 10us tune was and a developed Cohan Zdziehkowski leaves ry has been Tesiden SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING lection | of her joint recital | ave known her identity | fo the court clerk, “That's | Hamilton's | up to 1t | i radio drama which comprehensively | One of the most tragic and sig- | nificant moments in the history of | this depicting milton du-i em at hiot July morning when Aaron | Hamilton on Hudson river below Weehawken culmination of months ! MID - SUMMER CLEARANCE STARTS TOMORROW Tomorrow morning marks the opening of the Greatest Mid-Summe: Clearance Sale that has ever been staged at Adler’s. values been offered suich as these. 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Yd . 175 PAIR SCRANTON LACE CURTAINS A1l beautiful all-over designs or neat hordered finish with silk hullion (L including filet nets—shadow laces. e il r $4.98 to $6.9S pr. ries FOR THURSDAY SPECIALS n's Second Symphony to $1.79 pr. $1‘00 Pair fringe 11:00—Pipe 5 3 e eries ¢ g o OB musical 11:30—The Dream Boat b Broadway hits 12:00—Time A e S ien s from the score comedy, Show Doat in be 454—WEAF, §:00—Gotham trio 5:30—Jolly Bill and Jar PV 5 D e €:00—Blac a4 Gold orchestra _|10:30 . real prog S nua e 6:55—Baseball scores ] « 00—Roads of the Skys—W. ing Glover 30—The Burr-Hamilton Duel $:00—Genia Fonariova, soprano; concert orchestrs ‘8:15—What New York Stat ing in Park Development Moses R:30— male trio 9:00—Orchestra 10:00—The Eskimos 10:30—Harbor Lights 11:00—Neapolitan Nights 11:30—Spitalny’s music 12:00—Manger orchestra heir sin s 10 o'cle —WGY. 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