New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1929, Page 22

9:30—Concert orchestra Dance THURSDAY Eastern Daylight Savi 10:00— orchestra 10:30 world tour 11:00 Hartford—600 12 news tound the lumber music Aviation weather Time 500—WTIC, 6:20—Summary of program; bulletins 6:30—Herb France's dinner group | —Baseball scores i 7:00—Mausical memory contest with | ¢ Emil Heimberger —Comfort hour studios 8:00—Buck and Wing from NBC studios Recording orchestra from NBC studios 9.00—The Singers from NBC studios 9:30—Historical Tr Arc from NBC stud 10:00—Radio hour from NBC studios 10:30—O0ld Fashioned Barn dance from Bloomfeld, Conn 11:00—News bulletins; w port 128—WLW, Cincinnati—700 Hawaiians stock reports 10 NBC —Alvin Roet Dinner m seball scores from NBC B Polloek’s orchestra f rom studios from NBC 7100 r's orchestra de studios 8 NBC studios m NBC Joan of studios Round t from studios —Holl Henry t Coney Isl Dhonan fri An Los John 303—WBZ. Springfield—990 5:00—Final closing stock markets B:25—Lost and found; positions wanted :40—Rhythms :00—Time; news 06—Dinner music 19—Weatherman bulletins SH—WENR, Chicago—S870 T Air Junio Agricultural The Farm 0 s \ ncial new all scores 59—Chimes )0—Temperature 5—The Coke Twins 7:30—Vincent lopez and his or- chestra from NBC studios 1 r 8:00—Serenade from NBC studios 5:30 tudio hour 2:00—Program from NBC studios 0:30—Concert from NBC studios | 10:00—Dance from NBC studios 10:30—Round from NBC s 11:00—Time; 11:06—Weatierman; seball scores; Chig melody boys io o n with Terrac olleze Tnn orchestras rom CRS studios myste om orchestra s studios the World CRS studios udios sportogram news program nd da bulletins yerature 261—WHAM, Rochester—1150 1 5:00—Oliver views | Organ recital 40— Fre 2dmond la Ve 5:50—Kaptain I —Newscasting 20—Sports talk Ailly Guernsey nest Smith, Jr 00—Commodore 30—Slim Figt 7:59—Chimes 00—Lone § 30—Wandering book Te- M. Saylor's om NI i ilaria crenade f tudios School of music program NBC tra from NBC it studios contralto; Dian tra from NRC studios Round ti NRBC studios hing tenor Grill es program orchest 0:30 world four from t everything from NBC 1:05 er musi udios Cornell Coll o0 cital 1:3 aians orche 0 be announced wea ime: news bulletins ther report 11:05—FErnie Golden's Canton Pal- ace orchestra 11:30—Hotel A 1 1 1 wea- —WGY, Schenectady—790 | Stoek reports; produce mar- reports; news items —Taseball scores mac orchestra Dinner Al music Riee g quartet WG Y 30— Recordi from NBC studios Music studios 00— P studios | program :30—Closing market prices :45—The Bet by Georgia Bachus he Lone Wolf :15—Going to Press—Bill Schudt 30—Duke Ellington's band :00—Symphony orchestra with | Howard Barlow, director 7:30—An Announcer’s 1. Happy One—Mac and Lennie Saunels incent Topez 4 . S Marine band from Washington Francisco's lar Stick Up Man #:30—Buffalo C‘ivic phony orchestra 30—Voice of Columbia 30—Simone Martucci's 00—Time orchestra stug NBO 6:00 s from 9 ogram from NBC is Not a | 10 n NBC 10:3 Tl meert hour from nd his orch. New Have ither repe Dol 26—WDRC, Million wsi Serviee Sym- staurant 4 ram Alexar Smith v M % soprano 11: 12 orchestra pi m —WNYC, New York—370 45—Time; ket high spofs 50—Ma. of Poetry—John Ruskir ¢ McGovern : ) £:05—Sports by John B. Foster 5 6:20—The Blue Crooner—Marion Werth 5 WNAC, ind his gang Waltones & Champions Music Ma b tealtors The Lac Baseball Amos ' N The T ereft R. 1.obb, The Open Raym Ioad Janet Brown Anidy 1 music %:00—Highfields 10—Imperial trio Tnformation for nformation 30—Tim police 33—Raseball scores he Reunion of Recreation—Sol . 1.eff 50—Ideal Books for W. Orton Tewson £:05—Marine Greene 30—Prospect Park band concert 30-—Sign off ws flashes motorists alarms tide pianiste 26—WMCA, New York—570 Parelli orchestra 00—Nassau orch 30—Time 35—S8ma 00—Handel's orchestra Time; McAly Villa stra her 8 orchestra 10 2:00 news in orchestra > Grove N 154—WEAF, New York—660 30—Happy Harme 0—Jolly Bill and Jane immary of r B ind Gold 55—Baseball scores 00—Federation hyi 30—Comfort 00—RBuck and 30—Recordi 00—The 00— B06—KDKA, Last Pittsburgh—980 W Hydro- | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 18 1929. :[rfil‘rough the Static Herh i pre nee and his ¢ oup this cvening’s dinner WTIC, sent nounced & 55. Anot sical memory contest will be offer Emil chestra light ading by wnd - his o A pro under by Heimber it seven o'clock ram melodie wthered of Summertime, will be broadeast Iritz Worsch’s orches- 7 diversion o'clock when uck and Wing. popular radio clowns, will be ontinued. At $:30 Nat Shilkret and his ordin will be heard in a : mu- At repeat tra at Bits of comic will be provided Iventures red orchestr hour of dan SR of won two vocal interprotations classic numbers which have wids Blac) noff's Pr and Grandf: mous t They are Frank of It Shary acclain chmani- Minor fa- Are will be re- s ement ) C s Clc 1l of Joan of ity the seeond chap- At will stment securities, and orchestra tle his fiddle o lead orchestra enacted s th Historic Trials series. Old Counsellor ter o ten o'clock the give a talk on inve with a musical prelnde 1 post- lude by Ar lla pring will nes Sane his chin a his dance am of ioned barn e + Bloom fiell anot 1w Conn.. thus t Lopez Band, the started ra " ind its predecessor program which is Vineent and hestra. over being given by Lopez this evening at Among the other um will L piano solo Lopez himse which he will present a Rit ew and rsion of 1 on the follows Paint- th of Time My omplete Wedding Sweet Day Boomerang ed Dolls; e Alexander's Blues; g Band; Kitten on and the 1 from a cwelry daring prominent store, which nette bandits over $100,000 that network this evening is broadcast over the CBS at nine o'clock he Detective Story hour v planned and flawlessly ex uted, the dee signs of masterly whole knew where the 1 showed such tell tale workmanship that the city was aroused. No onc terrors would strike San rancisco’s best detectives 1tot down the 1 the with ilyzed the crook psy- and the brilliant their efforts produced police next were 1eking marauders cleverness which they a hology in the case results make a scintillating record in o= program is bei cast over WABC and WNAC nals. The is broad woadeast of a series the The i velve itial most famons dance United on t is NRe pro- orchestras in States sehednled Nat has v I Feathering t for tonight system shilkret, for 1he gran range ment of for a Blug 0] pre which he will with his own,_ particular I'wo other hizhlights o evening will be Singin' in the Am 1 Blue nd record nd W Arnold fuces WOR's mi Rhoda soprano. rophone this At 7:30 in the Slim hour, sing solos, 10 the accompani feature’s regular George Earle's Arnold Small nd | sical organization Miss a Cottag will Aur ¥ Amour archestra Just e les Gesang: Aoy nd uul series of six the orchestra will be broadeast by italo Symphony vieh week over International twork of the Columbia broadeast- ing system fields, in- Metra tars in many cluding leading ts of the politan Opera ready b ind thy broadeast place this evening tions in ing the largest ¢ dian stations yet 1 American network, will also 1 \m Butfalo ¢ the pro The hestra consists of directed by Delew et from the Buffalo line, and topograp 1o shore will - amphithe popular WNAC ar he 30—Joan Hist 00—Orehestr 30—National ‘oncert hureau 100 —Spitalny's or of Av . Unsightly Skin Fruptions Gone In Three Days 395—WJZ, New York 06—Brier's orchestr Summary i—Reports of pr closing and quotations of price cial summary exchange closing tations; state and f« tural reports 6:00—01d Man Sunshine —Raseball scores —Pollock’s orchestra T:00—S8treet Traffic its Relation to 7:15—TInez Lauritano, 7:30—To be announced 8:00—Serenade 8:30—The Ghost Dunninger 9:00—Orchestra Jusines Hour 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 . M. each day except Sunday. Coolest place in Hartford 1o dine. HONISS’S OYSTER HOUST St Hartford. Conn (Under Grant's Store) consists of the folfowing | Tsehaikowsky, Hart- | | year numbers from Der Wildschuetz the 3 5 Andante Cantabile allet of the KFlow- cotch Intermezzo elude Act rac by L. Overture by Lortzing, of Haydn, R T s A A B LI Tree’s Roots Trap Boy As Companions Watch Cleveland, O., July 18 (#—The roots of a large tree closed in on to Two ester of Cha e here yesterday, and A'Ambro it trap, they killed him. and WHAM .ester had crawled into a cave 5 and had dirt. hiin to come out. Suddenly the tree started lean ing and the 1o0ois shot down over the mouth of the Lester scicamed for help, too late. By time had ers by Hadley, Machowell, T Cyrano de DBer KDKA, KBAI broade by 12, o near roscl WIZ lug away some i 1 other Loys ight and g hot presented pleasing for ather consumption, be by Voice of (‘o- lumbia, in their broadeast over the > this evening at 10 light in tone, that will t this time include At Night. Dvorak's T pied from masque program we will cave. but 1t rescuc ! came CBS system 30 rs ar- crushed to death, he heard maninoff's ster died, covered Ir- his moresque, Passe Delius- sy's Suite T roots and tons ot dirt Rufener, 11, of caught his last words. up crying, you guys ou’ " said Lester. by the nd a selec- g nest friends * Shut one tion from Roi ¢ Lahore An ey introduced Massenct's opera will be | | there; it's ail the retta Die n less serious note h st pieces as HELD ON LIQUOR CHARGE 18 (P— St. Johnsbury, overture to e Porm A Day MacDowell's Scotch Nevin', Londonberry popular element by Freddie Rich who will include lermaus two sclections in Venice and Air. 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