New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1929, Page 18

o e e Y N P T NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY,__JELY 13, 1929, B ——— ] | , ””"//’47 | Youtntul Follies, to be sung by |not to ruin them on the red hot ex at most two, but certainly not|tains 7,000 grains and the troy| Q. What makes gold fish turn , . Mume. Nicolina, and a typical Rus- |haust pipe on account of the floor- | 12. | bouna. 5,760 grains [ black? 1 1 Tln-ougb the Stat]c sian song called the Troika Coach- | boards being missing. Last year Deauville had a police | A, Breeding with impure strains, //// Q. How old is Babe Ruth? a5 . 8y man, which will be rendered as a| In less time that it takes for any |court case growing out of alleged | =~ jin whlch: case the colorymay TANGS baritone solo by Eli Spivak. WABC | Wife to tell her meal ticket where to | indecency in beach dress, but the| A. He was born. February 7. |from yellow to black with a pre- ‘ A dinner program of light oper- [ ,p,4 NAC receive the broadcast. |&c¢t off the flivver plunges off the |court ruled that Deauville is Dcu\l-‘ 1894 f the latter. Another atic selections will be offered Dy ——A. M. 8. |road, hurdling a ditch like a rookie | ville and indecency impossible. Q. How many no hit, no run, i Emil Heimberger and his trio thi . in a cavalry squad does a hors: The famous beach is little chang-| . © o S e i he s : 3 . evening at 6:30 from station WTIC neck, with me doing evervthing to | cd this year. There is nothing new, = | be remcved from clothing® SATURDAY ,lf.r‘“ \\‘f\\'mawh s: baseball scorcs | Hartford, thus beginning the eve- stop the bus except using my think- | unless it is the new sense of modes. | Major lLeagues? 1t time thers| A- Hang it cut in the sun and A L Jo. e e VA (Y55, (ha DASe ing apparatus which I musta left a1 |ty on the part of the beach police, | A UP 10 the present ime LAEP* | ing for an hour or more. 1f the Eastern Daylight Saving Time B VIV Chslanati=-700 ball scores of the day wiill be read home on the piano or someplace for | The hotels and the casino are al- ’j‘;"’ "";“ fl“"o“";’r':”t’i““fh':"‘]“' odor has not been completely re 500—WTIC, Hartford—600 6:00—Seckatary Hawkins to the fans. A short studio musicalc N fl[][] ETI UETTE 1‘l ,jh\r:n:?vdolv;r\‘\(l‘f\-‘]?]]’l‘lf s “1“1?': :")‘:my ;Ij'.o\\.-lx‘:l'”(‘n(II‘I:C ,,::?,' i ".’,m o ;\‘:h‘ m‘)‘ "I,:”:‘._ 5o player reach. |moved hang 'lhh“‘ :nlrnwm”m a hrlva: 6:20—Summary of program; news 30—Gold Spot orchestra from will be on the air at seven o'clock. ke wa P way ¥ s having | Deauville s s e t expen- | o I i | ed room and the odor will soon dis i as much chance of avoiding it, not |sive and yet the cheapest resort in | in8 appear bulletins NBC studios and at 7:15 the 15 minute broadcast Ratkianli oo L TIOL Al 0F W A O e R o ose AL 3 6:30—Emil Heimberger's trio 00-—Alvin Roehr's orchestra of the Universal Safety Series will | to mention a soaking, as a jitney bus | Enrope. Killoga, - Q. Who played the part of Mimi 23 o il : i e s . .| has of parking in your front hall-| It is possible to spend $1,000 a Bellamy in the motion picture “The 7:00—Musical program; Clarence —Raseball sc A 1 | Old Lizzie splashes through the |take the cheapest ride in the world Q. What does the name Elmer | A. Margaret Livingston. . Sullivan, tenor 7:44—Weather announcement | hour with Broadway's latest synco- Be Il M d s el , - SRSl S ity : 5—Universal Safety series —A Week of the World's Busi- | pated hits. A parade of noted radio geI‘S I be 1li-Mannere S I E0OMy Lasping Ui | at Deauville. Just a short distance ¥ o5 Tl el = 30—Phil Spitalny's music ness from NBC studios artists, including the Ballad Singers spray that would make the one th>|away from the casino where stakes| A. It is from the Saxon ar OBLIGING MINISTER s S e $:00—Historical Highlights {he 'Gossipers, Muriell Pollack, Mar- nowlywes ses 4t Nisgars seemilike ool spoken’ in iiillions, s miterey | neans excelleit . Del, July 13— Wi a nd h s Mediterraneans —Henry Thies and his orches- .'H Lol ,-' ique Madiquers Washington, D. C.. July 13, — it came outa a garden hose. “Toss | hoat which carries passengers from Q. Where did Patrick Henry Seatord el., July 8 er soduratialvesdiianiic a0 Etona Tsind o O N itoraneans | Rabat, Moracco, built almost §ou | the anchors overboard but held | Deauville to its more posalc sister- [ make his famokg speech in which | JTames Wright and Dorothy Dix, G e e it hovi orchestr | RN A I e A ra i eoihva HaslaBo o 40100 0j |6 eryibIngHelnesifshonteat Noahiis1e8% liffeach FTrottviite he said “Give me liberty or give me | W. Dykes and Phirley (. Trown ar- orchestra 00—Detroit Symp will be in the Cavalcade broadcast & Iy, scrambling over the hack of | Tefore the war, the ferry charged | death”? vived at St. John's M. E. church : B at 3 Lol the seat to perch where the 10p{one sou a. ride, or the equivalent A. Before the Virginia House of |here for a double wedding, Rev. F 11:00—Emil Heimb s dance or- |1 0 —8 5 Ola Fashioned e sl o et i 8ic by {he | news in connection with a recent at- Ta TG e i E de, quivalen 1 < L iWindaor hadito: think it K - tack of {ribesmen from Atlas moun. | WOU1d be folded back if we only had | of one cent. The same ferry is still | Delegates meeting in St. John indsor hac hink fas chestra w '’ greatest ¢ il ! clud- | 'ack ‘ £ on ot be - ong dist % - > i One license e e Tanenold tand Virginia gl o £ SOmDoRe, 1 14" | {ains on a company of Senegalese in- | © Not being a long distance | there, manipulated by the same two | Episcop: . Richmond oblige. One license was faken out in 30—News bull ather : irginia g0 Rimsiy-Korsakoff, Handel, De- | (ains fiSence po W MacDowell - fantey And Morocean camel troops. | S\immer Lizzie realizes she can't|olq salts, and the charge is still the | ginia, in’March 1775, Delaware and the other in Maryland. T - bussy, Wagner. acDowell and B e rom NP0 Buaios at eight o'clock, A symphony ' con- |Christian slaves, figured in the daily b H : $ $ $ s 2 b3 . A e i R ) G 1 DV En v s T i o G 0 s al if | Rev: Windsor drove the couples o Saint Saens has been promised for | : and stops when the hot enginc s ; ke them the state line, parked his car across ; e 9 e variane WathnetantD et which is today worth one-fifth of a | around hydrangeas to make ther T 03—WBZ, springfield—990 FHanatian nine o'clock. when Nathaniel Shil- | vashington. D. C. headquarters of |, ;10 a5 jt gets submerged, being |cont. That 1s nadoabtedly the ohe s it, and with a couple on the Mary- 5:10—Frank Carle R and his orches- I the National Geographic Society, b cen 1at is undoubtedly the cheap- | pink 2 e ] ; I 1 i i . Talan kret will direct his orchestra from | i & 1OM0 BOORIER L westery | [N S0 deep that all T needed to erank | ogt ride in the world, but you have| A. For blue hydrangeas use|land side and one on the Delaware —Lost and found; positions t Coney Tsland Saadi st O | Rabat is located on the estany [ B0 SEBLES esged Lo s 3 2 4 4 E : 3l & tea E Tehand Tar nistIan el NBC studios. B. A. Rolfe and his | o "\ o o " aorocco, adjacent was the help of a deep sea diving | {4 spend several hundred dollars a|blue aluminum sulphate at the ratc | side he stood with one foot on each = vty hicel o1 e rensder : dance orchestra will mount the ra- | 5%y, o1 city of Sale, a former lair | V{1t : : |42y living at Deauville in order o/ of one part of aluminum sulphate side and performed the ceremony i D eatorn it ders Pt Sale, or Iz s the water was 1 ¢ neck , 2 i £:00—Time: news buletins S R :,‘do\i:fl”:m;:y;,' of Shella, o haleforeutton ity that o0 ¢ s cE ] S0 UE e — red use hydrated lime at the same | READ HERALD :t;_sstl“'lsn ADS q Ak e 5 | He) s orchestra Sl A R oAt : 205 (10 4 ate. ' > 6:06—Gail Darling, soprano; Don 311—WENR. Chicago— Bt nd malt Taur of synco. | WAS once a thriving Roman colony. |over the mess. “What are yuh ry- Tal FOR BE Ramsey Air Juniors it halt hour of synco-| " prench and Native Towns . aaameea st L £:30—Gold Spot orchestra he Farmer's Farmer Palion. cclomnea e e canE et LESHESS L0 fpresont A VER iaks?” wisecracks Noah. “No Qstlon 7:00—Chimes; baseball scores; —Studio Gossip S igs LaisEMzsncliEBsbagand ti answers sarcastic, handing hiny | AR T, *W’fizmw"wm~~ D temperature 10—DX Air Vaudeville . % i lonh g savagihebull Un such a freezing glaice that if a ther- A 7:07—Piano Etchings e Established for the purpose = of | Rabat is like a bit of transplanted | mometer leancd against it the mer- M Th 7:30—Through New England's S9—WRBM. Ohlcago—77 presenting the world's grealest|lurope. It has wide streets and curv would hit the below zero mark. | ervmg Ore an Gateway Studio orchestra and Bar- |Plays to the world's greatest audi-fsmart little villas like those of the |“I merely drove in her to fill the ilortown ton church organ | ence, the radio guild, a new NBC|Riviera. 1In its streels are women vadiator.” Instead of gefting peeved In Dixic 30—Dinner da with Terrace | dramatic unit, will open its serivs wearing Parisian clothes. There ars ins somcthing about what 1| troot Symphony orc rden and College Tnn orchestras | Of Programs with a radio adaptation |telephones and electric lights and | sl e 1) hortogram 55—Baseball review by Pat Flan-|0f Oscar Wilde’'s “The Importance imotor cars. kverything is modern could he wrapped in the new | 05—Charlie Miller's orchestra aga of Being Ernest” Sunday evening and efficient and over 13,000 Euro- ollar hill and there'd m” |rc‘ 31—Baseball scores $:00—Dusk Tn Dixie Curtain time for the initial pres- | peans live within its borders. PIENy of room for the week's wash. | 11:00—Time; tempera weather- | g:30—Chicago’s Dance orchestras |entation is at 8:15 and the program Native Rabat is another ‘Can you swim?" 1 asks. Py man ! 9:00—Nit Wit hour from CBS | will last for over an hour. The new |Squat houscs line the narrow streets. when I'm in fhe water,” (h,,\mpg‘ 11:03—News bulletins; time | studios | dramatic productions will be heard | From the mosque tower m o who's never learned to take | e == 6:30—Half hour with Chicago's or- | over a coast {o coast network of [calls the faithful to pray G ring including his board bills, 26—WNYC. New Yor chestras stations associated with the NBC.|baned Arabs of the B H riously. No soonbe said when thel QUESTIONS ANSWERED Time; civic information 10:00—Studio frolic according to present plans. WJZ tribe, Berbers from the t 1 ne- fivver lurches sideways into a hole 5:50—Municipal band 10:30—Lou Lewis and his Garden of | will be the New York outlet of the groes filed through the baz nocking him off balance like a| 6:40—Witkowski's Polish orch Allah orchestra series. Heavily veiled women trav per's checking account at the 7:15—Current Events in Aviation 2 Iy through the crooked x\lll(‘"\dht‘ Oil Ho.\hmz fnr Homes Model’ R—$390 00. Installed FRENCH & GLOCK 147 Arch St. Phone 3130 You can get an answer to any question of fact or information by writing to the Question Editor, New | Britain Heraid. Washington Bureau, | 1322 New York avenue, Washington D. C., enclosing two cents in stamps | for reply. Medial, legal and martial | advise cannot be given, nor can ex- tended research be undertaken. Ali cther questions will receive a pe sonal reply. Unsigned requests can- Y O Y PO - nd day's shopping tour, while he —Information for motorists 379—WGY, Schenectady—790 A modern Ttalian program is to Plaintive, barbaric waili oes 2 comical back-fiip overhoard civie information i -Dinner musie be one of the outstanding bits of [the Moroccans call music, may be I never jaughed so much, Mary 7:30—Time; police alarms; base- fime; baseball scores entertainment in the recital hour heard at times during the day. since the day you fold me how vour all scores Dinner music program from WOR at 8:30 this Groups of the sick and the deform- old gent who doesn’t drink since —Tide and ferry schedules ~The Piano Twins from NBC | evening. 1t will be offered by Iran-|cd. clad in dirty white rags, sit in they .avented funnels drove into a 40—How to Look at Art—Major S < cesco Sicignano, young pianist horn |the streets of the hazaars hegging | flling station and when the guy De Bles 1 National Safety Council from in Gragnano, nkar Naples, and who | alms from the passersby sed whatll yuh have answered 5—The Steuben trio * studios i Ee e “The souks or bazaars of Rabat “A couple of quarts but leave on $:29—Weather forecas: italny's music from NBC He has been studying music sincz are as famous as their wares. red | the alcohol.” Wikt Ll ERANIEel | LGS 2 $:30—-Sign off 3 526—WMCA, New York—570 Rochester f'"j-T'n“ Gamboliers of New 9:00—Nathaniel Shilkret’s orches- {4 0 o o taron under the tute. | Vith vegetable dyes. Th rugs. | With a foclish expression on his map g i \;yr_nwp‘o” e b from .\'llilv':m.fi]m':‘ ihe Tiveq E OF the great master, Vincenzo hen new. are a litile too brilliant |like the chicf detective who's sud- M.,\\ l\”?uR!\(”Inl](;‘\\:r”m{j’(‘&hn\l"“ R i ekl B 1 -0 Nhl:»:xywflp](‘xvc‘v]nvxu 0 the Byrd | ponaniello. At the age of 18 the | [OF Western taste but they fade into |4 iy disc overed he's \.:/‘fln’ tr u.mvh ARl 'n 1‘. l:fl o ‘," Tie :00—McAlpin orchestra e aneditonpa i tie amerioay voung pianist was graduated ang & Pale. harmonious blending of col- |one of his own men. ‘is a bur of | bor % of persona vl are pre LI pen i areese Antarctica zave his first concert in Naples. He OFS With wear SOaD gL .~HIVIIL‘.~IM\!.:\;‘V,4‘( \\\\»{-(hr’\‘x’uly‘l( :]-u"\;‘hr '1: (V’;;:A ] :;:“ ”\\‘nn P;m]w;( 30—The Dream Makers WHAM. Rechester—1150 came fo America four years ago| ," I«"mm.‘f i\(;m‘ 4 o 4 T ,‘1/”;; vy:» Tust, sln‘\(niy\ n’;‘»'u:n“(fu Q. Where y‘\'i\'mmrvl \\” ARy — ck quotations andliwon Favorahiefommentiat a0 e 210 U8 SERE ASDIITR fomthal S Sl el e e e § 151—WEAF. New York—660 L S first" American appearance at the|OF Knives and forks in the souks.| AN E0ME ALO s e lic bl g Saseball scores Chairs are used only by the stiff- |ready begun to fit us briefly, we| A. In the Mississippi te 00 usand Melodies band o o Brookiyn Academy of Musie. He e ; R ; q”,;:fi,‘ y‘”,: Salihe N LLi T play Retour des Hirondelles | 12584 Christian tourists who visit | 190ks about for help. Some fellaa | penitentiary, Jackson, Mississippl. : 30—Jolly Bill an Time: school of music pro- tet the city and Knives and forks are |SMimming nearby helped us ashore| (. Is Clive Brook married? | | AALLTEAA B A his childhood days and after a few |#Rd yellow leather boots, potte “All you need to complete the Sat- | confidential.—Editor program from preliminary lessons, entered the |and the rugs which the Rabati wom- |urday night plungs,” 1 grins. as he . 2 en weave in their homes and color | comes splutfering to the surface| Q. What are of Royal Conservatory at Naples. Royal nservatos i coroner? .fi:—.::m‘x;mrv o K;;!‘:fn . f:fl"ir“f’_ DY Ti‘;:‘vzhv AndiCaninens b s At ey cous, tha |ANd we then had the bathtub fowed A. His wife is Mildred Evelyn, 6:00—Black and diarchesy WHAM male quartet ita by Tarenchi. staple viand of the Moroccan meal, | (© @ garage in the hopes they'd find | formerly of the London stage f:45—Making Everybody Rich— 30—Major and Minor—two Couscous s made with. flour and | enoush clothesnins to hang it outon [ o, What is the value of a Unit- Benjamin Janits piano recital Tiidee Whoi listen o on Columbla | = Z0F 00 & LGS Wi £0 or | the line to dry or something S0E Staleti nita, ateatisaey 7:00—Raseball scores 2:00—Il Tango Romaniico from | stations this evening will be over | o8 @4 VOS ; ANDY DALE & 0 conts —The Piano Twins NBC studios ihotr. ears in los Hewnls Krteser|'Pke the American dish of dump- 10 to 20 cent S audic J lings cooked with meat. It is served Q. How many full hiooded In- 15—Universal Safety Series 8:30—7-11's dance band from NBC and hig orchestra will add zest and | 128 B2RIE SO RER: 0 SALERCT A are e e the nitan staver 30—Spitalny’s music studios pep to the program broadeast at |y . B L 0 TN )m‘m Row g 8:00—The Cavalcade 10:30—Something about everything |eight o'clock in their rendition of | (& FIHC L o Ui A Ao taly 50 000 9:00—Nathaniel Shilkret's concert S et e 3 ce finger 0 us A Approxima S y an recita four snecialty jazz numbers: That's ) g | fingers or two fingers is ‘\n.;my\ Q. What is the political status orchestra s 0—Dance music from Windsor | A Plenty, Sweethearrs Holiday, Il |yaq i of (W0 SRACHS I8 exiremel of Canada? : , i 00—B. A. Rolfe's r heach Do Anything and Missouri Squabble. | gap M= 2 ! Tiis: 00— ( ! S : is @ self governing domin- i00—Tesgo Crawford, organ 12:30—Radiogra 1d government | Musical comedy selection, botii| eRupits most famous building, ion; an autonomous community 11:30—Pollock’s orchestra weather forec: old aw, W racterize . P |2500—Rudy Valee and his Connec- Id and new, will characterize th:|the Tower of Hassan, a large tower within the British Empire 5 - program that the Romancers will 2 5 s Th P N A' S l ]g [ S : - ¢ B ; ticut Yankees WEEL Boston D e i g neCTe a0, | PUlIE in the Moorish style. is practi- 0 FIenes Ale ma] and Meal- @ what are the meani of | sy & 2:30—Bossert’s orchestra e T e ol aventy | Eresent (CBS chain at §:30. | cally as old as the town. It was built = the names Hilda and Corinne? nausiria errincates b LR The first romantic number Will be | hy the bullder of the Giralda in Se- [el‘efl a]]d P[]l]oe wondel‘.. A. Hilda means ‘“my pport” | 0 395—WJZ, New York—i60 JEE e You Belong To Me™m.be followed |yille and the Kutubiya tower in and Corrine means “cherished | Of De osi1t 5:00—Reports: stock market clos- A from Npo/| DY My Lucky Star. OURer musical|jarrakesh. The ) 1Y ,mg pmrs ;«}\d .mmm”nm elee \:”;l:;\.n v council talk from NBC | .50y selections will he Dream seum with an extensive ccllection of Deauville, July 13 (UP)—Deau- Q When the American flag \~1 o cial summary of the day: cotton | 7150 Spitainy's music from N | Dodts MY Heart stood >n':_ly.m?y\])::‘z rugs and potteries. It was a school |yille wanis fo know just where | nof hung from a staff, how should | Interest paid from date of deposit to exchange closing prices and qQuo- | <iudios ALy ptasiies e VHNE | of pilotry for corsairs during Rabat's | pathing suit ends and indecency be- | it be displaved? . s 5 tatlons; state and federal agricul- | §:00—Night court Down, Do Do Something, Neapoli- | palmy days as a pirate lair and was| L. 05 Suit ends and indecency e e date of withdrawal. Denominations tural reports §:30—Musical program CeYE Rt S EeEnE | Knomasiihe enersys This million dollar strip of sand | or vertically, not draped. When ve $500, $1,000, $5,000. 5:10—Summary of programs 9:00—Nathaniel Shilkret's concert | © 20 : : ere are rail connections be- | wants to settle for all time the | tical. the union should be to —Madison trio orchestra from NBC studio Still later, at 9:30, Here We Are|tween Rabat and Casablanca, 90 | troublesome question of just what | observer's left ‘45—Tvy Scott, soprano 10:00—T. A. Rolfe’s orchestra from | Will De characteristic of the lively miles to the south. ‘The city also | js a hathing suit. The trouble grew | Q. What state is noted for out of the fad of a solar-ray treaf- | maple syrup? :00—Yoeng’s orchestra NBC studios program of dance music which Jo: lies on the air line hetween Cas 25—Raseball scores 11:00—Weather and fiying forecast |Green and his orchestra will pre-|blanca and Tetuan in Spanish | ment which has held over from last| A. Vermont. 5:30—Gold Spot orchestra 11:05—News despatches sent. This novelty marimba hani | Morocco. summer and is estending from the| Q. Whers is the Wabash River? 00—The Rose of Guadalaja 11:15—Rridge talk by Mrs. Charles|Will continue their broadcast with| “Because of its mild climate, Ra- {shoulders to other areas of the| A. It rises in the Grand Re Tex O'Reilly Geissler Or What Have You, Why Did You.|bat is a favorite residence of the | hack voir. Mercer ceunty. Ohio, enters 7:15—A Week of the World's Busi- = Do Something, and A Kiss In the x]»v" sent sultan of Morocco. Sidi Mo- | Deauville has only one law and | Indiana, and from a short distance ! Build ness—Julius Klein 211—WNAC. Boston—1 Dark. Syncopated selections will be | hammed. who has other palaces in | that is that bathers must wear bath- | below Terre Haute forms the boun- | And Help - ) Saturday 5:00—Classic Gems 5:00—Ted and his gang Sister Kate, Louise and Song In My Iez. Mekinez and Marrakes ing suits. There the law stops and | dary between Tilinois and Indiana | < s, E 8:30—Pickard family: songs: or- 3 ntry guards Heart leaves the rest to ir nation, and | 1o the point of its discharge into Sl ol band t lonsfofEciianie A = the smart Paris dressmakers who (he Ohio River. “45—Goldman band concer e Melodists | The €. I. of A. Glee cluh, Paulu furnish the bathing suits for Deau ; cert sh the ba s eau-| Q. Does an avoirdupol ound 0:30—Male octet; concert orch Time Hook court, one of the most popi- v ? in avoirdupois ville have plenty of imagination. e ‘oy pornd? 1:00—Slumber music The Lady of the Tvories lar musical organizations in Jersey Trouble ‘.\v:xv'l:\'! 1"(11\)1,\"] e a ';Yi’:»‘ v,\':\‘yy;;yfw:vycnm‘?;j; lrm\- - Weatherman: baseball scorcs | City, is to give a half hour's pro- AN[]Y DALE Parisienne stepped out of her bath- | ) s 122—WOR. Newark—710 Amos 'n' Andy grram from WOR this evening 4 house with her latest Paris creation E E 5:00—Tee Time I s flashes 9:30. The club is under the musical Inside of thr minutes there wa .\\i”“‘f‘a;‘yhhuir talk—Charle more orchesty 41 . direction of Mary U. Doyle e a riot on the beach; inside of ten OUT OUR WAY illoughby B hie Krueger and his or- o o graphers had used up 6:00—Time; Bill Casey, songs chestra s 4";:.: studios 5 g leZlC Mflke: POO]‘ Cl‘a[( aflfl e ) e o et i The newspapermen of New York fheir plates, and inside of an hour —Newscasting <:30—The WNAC players present 0:30—Temple hour from CBS Kashah is a mu- maiden. * | Evenings 7:0 ions at Little America. Antarctica — t really wasn't a bathing suit at : studios e this evening at 11 o'clock, when all. it was more like a collection of LME FATHER en to a Concert— 14.00—National Forum from CBS Dear Muary Ann: LISl they will broadeast a one hour pro- | up ‘Y Amni ! a dozen bits of cloth held together LIKE SON' NOTICE HOw CooL AND Isaacson lios s S iai e Ve Y aad J ] | BONNA | with golden strands. There were odore Grill orchestra Paramount orchestra from | S8 (LToUE} SALon WOY BA8 ) tell you how my old Lizic tonlk s | Sicces hare and there where they ;?F\\ 1 SEND HIM SOOTHIN T 1o DOWN Nineteenth Hole tudios ¢ pal Noah Count and me f = §:15—National Security League udlos Herc e el is sponsorad by the Newspaper club | ride vesterday hut could only SO GET = ALONG A CREEW, qusf §:30—Recital hou Rilly Dooley and his orches- | °f New York. and will originate ir ABOUT SUNDOWN ? SORT 2:00—WOR L Fheat the club rooms where the Knocking OF A SOFT VELJETY/ HUSH - i i ambar ot origiT ; was a fervent devotee of the sun = A PEACEFUL SORT OF CALM Hook court SvomI GRS atidlos bers will sing/a number of original | considcring Lizzie didn't have a hrery votee. of GO AND GET S il el ot i songs dedicated to the explorers | bat S e it and hat her anatomy needed Rl -A TWTTERNG BIRD ~TH! SR e 478 WD'G, Atlantic City—1100° | Every program sent has reached its| along beside the fuie wiren somy | PICHY ©f solar contact. But Deau- ! T SOFT RIPPLE OF WATER, S S e e S R 4 tion. and according to (om- wagon sides R i o “fl "";*j" backless: coa- | WONT HAUE TH' orl GOSIH MA - ©{OURE - report —Chelsea concert mander Byrd, ail of them have Ing me unprepared becanse T'd | homis oo SPIL trunks and low-cut | TO BE WASHING]\_FUNNY - 0U DONT seemed fo think that nie| Golder 1 P ta libientertainars helped to maintain the morale of ke size 11s upon the dash < e Coidels Nite club enfertainer L L . FEEl e LIsRInony h bathing suits should be in one picce, DisHES AT NOTICE ace orchestra 5—Creatore's b the expedition 1:30—Hotel Alamac e — MIDNVGHT. = THINGS = Pier program Alois Havrilla, who has carved \ 249—WABC, New York—S860 n —RBenson's orchestra n unique niche for himself in the 51000 The Fi o lock Sweethesrts 1180 Trapmage orehesia e e roteeonal s || Headquarters for Kedale— Fila 30—Y. M. C. A. prograr 11:30—Silver § r orchestra announcer and whose speaking voice 00 — Novelty Instrumentalist = is probably the best known i 1 It - e Lace Curtains 226—WDRC. New America, 18 to introduced as DEVELOPING and PRINTING Musical v Silent baritone soloist in the radio pro- | Apsolutely the Largest and Finest pam phichwlliEhe shuoadesst Sunall Display lin the Cltyiatitlle Liowest JOhnSO!‘. S J6—KDKA. 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