New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1929, Page 22

E Time 500—WTIC, Hartford—600 6.20—Summary of program; news bulletins 6:30—RBlack and Gold orchestra € —Baseball scores 7~)—Roads of the Sky—Flying the Mail to Salt Lake City, by F Hamilton Lee, first mail pilot 7:30—Sketches from 8:00—The Flectra §:30—Gene Rode from NBC studi 92:00—Speaking of Sports by Art McGinley 9:15—8eth Singing 20:00—The studios 80:30— Harbor Pilots Y1:00— ports BC studios ensen rich and his orch Parker's Old Fashi chool Kimos from NBC Lights-—Sandy Hook Pws wlieting; we 303—WBZ, springfield B00— *inal closing stock ma Lost and nted 40—Rhythms fime; news bt 4 Phil Saltman rt Lows Michael Ahern snsemble 8:30- melodic from NBC ‘8:30—Men orchestra studios 9:00—T NBC ge Drug S from studios Master studios 20:00—The Minstrels from NBC Syncoma rom NBC A. Earl's or 21:00—Time: sportogram 31:06—Weatherman: ne baseball scores 1115 buliet vs bulleting mper time 33T—WJAR, T 45—News flashes 0—Produce market report 35—Weather burea A0—Musical prost —Raseball score :30—Sketches from NR( st 00—Hawaiian Island quin :30—Gene Rodemich and his or- chestra from NB: $:00—Program fr 16:00—FEskimos from 10:30—News flashes 10:35—Base ovidence—890 1 report R tios n NBC NBC studios all scores 394—WABC. New York—860 5:00—The Rhythm Kings 5:45—Closing market prices 6:00—Symphony orchestra under | the direction of Howard Barlow 30—Bela 1.obo and his orche cle program —Cellar Knights— comedy with music %:00—Sergei Kotlarsky and da Harding in a joint recital 8:30—Flying stories 9:00—Paul Whiteman ar 10:00—Salon orchest 10:30—Stony in [ 7 black face ¥ s orch 11:00—Pipe Dreams— Poelic - eries 1:30—The Dream Boat 12:00—Time WOR. Newark—710 “5:00—Muisical musings—orzan ve- cital §:25—Contempora expositioi of art and industry §:40—Keden-on-the-Keys 5:50—Emerson male tor; time € castin £:20—Sports talk £:30—0rchestra 7:00—Time; Com G e 7:30—Mandy's Chillun $:00—Merlin Main Str < 9:00—Runkel hour 9:30—Philharmonic symphony or- chestra stadium concert 40:30—Bruce Campbel T1:00—Singers; news W ther report —Dance orchestra 11:30—Hotel Alamac orchestra York—: et high spot 5:30—Knowing Your City Histori- cally—William A. Tarbox 6:05—John A. McElroy, teno 6 ementary Italian | 5 V. H. Berlitz 6:40—Advanced Italian lessons—V H. Berlitz 7:00—Review of New J. McKernon 10—Helen Re York in d vnolds. soprano d ~Information for motorists civic information —Time; police a —Baseball score N —New York State 1 tion—William B. G r 4 h orchestra $:30—Band concert 9:30 Sign off —WMCA, New York— einhe Musica SN :,\ STAND, » » & SINCE 1915 RADIO /TUBES MILLIONS IN USE <t o THE Post & Lester Co. 14 MAIN ST, TEL. 199 Cunningham Tubes Mathil-" 11:30—News 11:40—MeAlpin orchestra Broadway Mant i Serenaders 151—WEAF, 00—Gotk New York—660 string trio 1 and Jans 65— vy rams mr of prog 00—Sports talk 00—Flying the Mail S:00—Genia Fonariovy $:30—Gene Rodemich and his or chestra 4:00—Orehestra 00— Eskimos 1:00—Neapolitan nights 0 o, Mars!"” b —M v orchestra 305—WJZ, New York—760 1 1 Rey stmn tions nad : The World Music— Pierre 5 v W organ recital oreh Howard Phil Coll Drug Store 11, soprano; Grenadiers Minstrels Gregory Stone O N 12:00—A wi . Cincinnati—700 o4l i 13! il T:69-—Weather announcemen S:00—Program from NBC 20— Men from NBO 6:30—Minsirels from NBC Syncomatics from NRC The Sohio y i from Cleveland 00—Weather annonncements nry Theis and his orches- Island limore an 1 his band 1dmp's orchestra 289—WBEM. Chica archestr xey nd College Tnn orchestras i Ch ur 00—01d Gold program, ( Il n, DS 0 I Bureau j 00— WREM Carn 2T0—WGY, Seh 26— WDRC, ARCTURS BLUE wi§ee TUBES NEW BRITAIN DAITLY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1920. Sea |10:15—Weather report 241—WNAC, Boston— 6:00—Ted and his Gang 15—Mariners 6.00—Arch Aiders 6:15 War rs 6:45—Irontiersmen T 00—"Time 7:01—The 1 of the Tvories 10—The Hygrade weatherman Amos ‘n’ Andy News flashes 7:30—Musketeers s S progeam from New York—.Joint Recital Kotlarsky. violinist; Mathilde larding nist from New “Conga 9:00-— ram from Universal City paul Whiteman 1—CBS pr from New York—salon Hour, direction of David Mendoza 1:30—CBS program from New York—Story in a Song (0—Correct time announcement 1:01—News flash 11—Weather report WEEL Boston Vacation rnsemble m News despatehes ~Gems From New York—Sketches Musical program S:20—Irom New York —Program f I'rom New York —Hour 1 1iskimos 1 Weather forecast 13 1. Rideout 10:35~News despatehes v off; nnon WPGL St00—1inal baseb, Winegar and his Atlanlic "City Atlantic City—1100 I scores S:05—Frank nnsylvanians Casino N Studio progriam ~ 15—Studio progran Chalfonte - Haddon Hall Dual trio ) lack Crawford and his or- 10—Colton Manor hotel ensemble. 0. “Around Merle Geldt, dir. S the=World on Good Ship Colton 0—Correct time 1:00—Charles Dornberger and orchestra. Ballroom, A. . Audi torium 0 —Rhodella Cummir 1 ensemble presentation 2:00—Follies Bergere danceorch 10— Meyer Davis’ Gateway Casino dance orchestra —KDKA. Pittsburgh—28) [ vmphony Play [ William Penn orchestra Jaseball scores: chimes 7.00 ime as Wil i Sacred song concert S:00-11:00—Same as W.J 11:01—William Penn archestra 11:25—Weath ehall scores Same as WIZ 283—W BAL, Baltimora—1060 Wi—Salon music Food fall Anna 11:00—The Masquerallers Sy | Through the Static (S i will be provided tion WTI* t 6:30 this v Black and Gold or- ch 8:5 the day's results i § ad 1. Ham- ! air mail le his millionth le of 1 microphon Chic W here is hooked o Spe ing the Mail fror Chica Lake City as one of 1 Roads of t v addresses at 7 opular stories, Cupid a la Carte will b served in dialogue form % sketeh Ihe Flectric Ensemble will offer its weekly musi le at S o'clock including in its pre n he pr 1o Wagner's 1o rin anl tions from Vi 1or Herbert's thearts anid Grieg's Wedding Day Troldhan n $:30 Gene Rodemich 1 his ore strac will prese an halr hour of the best current Steppers Art MeGinley will 1 of el & doings among the fancy 1 o'clock N Parler b Down cast i other ocul bucol humor. Harry ief of 1 Eskimos, will int ovelty of his oy lock, itled th writer, and it will | EEskimo's program. Concluding th ening's entertainment at inother chapter of 1 Harhor Lights will occupy the ether The Paul Whiten o on ion-wide hook-up of the RS popular of summer dar Broadwiy song writers nt in Hollywood, will contrit not hroadeast on the a The ma 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 Graut's Store) —————o For You, Tl Always Be In Love |that a missionary has been capturea 0 |expressing appreciation for courtesy With You, Here We Are, To Be In|and is in need of aid. The flier goes y p g t t t |of officials with whom they came in loves Hot Footin' It. Hollywood | to the missionary's camp and finds ayor 01ds l 0 Itor contact Medley, Jnst Anasther Day, 1t Don't | that he has been captured. He I All provincial officers are instruct- Mean A Thinz Without You, Blue | goes his rescue, and after many | aunter Ong treets n a]amaSmx verbally and by letter to shov. Heaven, One Moment More With | thrilling adventures, finally releases {every consideration to visitors, e You, Then T'll Know Why, On Top | him | = X |sald, in addition to special instru lof the World Alone and Plodding A falk by an eminent figure in 3 stv N ONTARIO ANSWERS IC S tions advising offcers to show lenien- Along (he field of avialion wHl be includ iEhlabeth City, N. C., Offi K cy over trivial violations of traffic - ed in the broadcast, as well as al . ON TRAFFG D FCULTY rules ind menus—as O. Henry mixed such | flying. WABC and WNAC will pre- | ; 2 G verse clemenan” COple & |senk the. Drosram; Would Go Scantily At- Schedule of Masses Tou sts Complain of Tréatment By Police—Authorities July 23 (D) Recent United States tourists treatment police were statement by uson. made to Fer has been by On- | an- who The premier expressed regret over that many let- ived from tourists, te. will b the subject of the ra -~ . . A8 ') dio sketch which will reach th augmented orchestra witt| tired if He Had Neces- Highway listeners this evening at Lroadcast a program of popular = | 3 |through the WEAF chain of dance music and light orchestral se- | | Sary Nerve. Pledge Assistance in Mautér lections, interspersed with numbe : e {f Peters, the likeable old rascal by the New Yorkers' Male quarte: TR Immv'm‘ Dk many O. Henry yarns, steps fromn | Caroline Andrew soprano, will be | Elizaheth City, N. C., July gomplaineiiy the fascinating story to tell through (an added feature to the program. W, O. Saunders, cditor of the Slleging \unfair the microphone of his adventu oadeasting will begin at 9 o'clock [beth City Independent, today was | (Ario highway traffic with Mamie Dugan, the waitress, f1om the WEAF chain of the NBC. |enjoying both officid sanction and |5y ered today in and Ed Collier, his hated rival {praise for the use of pajamas as|LCremier G. Howard {wo men strove for the heart and| Truce Campbell brings his ensem- |street wear. Astd evensetort, BinalaHoh wo mant wilatBadlavao|laso 6 Voltes (OWSYOR ror MHls | Mviactcrutia rlannaon T BOT L Sauna| i oL diesHifagtlor od to marry no man, because. as she | fourth weekly concert this evening | e e ‘:m’m\"“:““Y‘}‘h”’"l A ,‘I\,,_ SPeeiy "'\”” "\:'“r ders appeared on (he strecis of this incidents that led to complaints. Hi for the interment of beefsteak, han ‘meer's Stream. The Island, |City clad in the type of garmentsbointed out, however, e T e el AT .s. Homing, and Volsa Boar- |Usually dedicated solely to sleep. He ‘l"'s had been re represented nothing o her i MAn’s sonz ! anresten §and SHtaken aborore, L BN s S | Mayor Jerome R. Flora. The mayor something to go in front ‘of the| A nation-wide broadcast to looked the editor over and then | LG i At e cA ARG e S e ;lno:\wd into the law. His decision THcandl Cellies. each strove. in||throlghi the microghons will be the | ros thalithere iwas nothing wrong simplo but subile ways, ‘lo lreak | outstanding’ novelty~of.a: program |k M. . Saunders ot TRARCOT k street wear and that there was mo through this prejudice. A cirens Which has been arranged for this| N helped one of them in one way and | “VeRits at 10:30 over the w preventing such use of pajar vay and ; 3 Mayor Flora then issued a procla- u flood aided the other’in another |Chain of the National Broadeasting | i, " g0 ‘It is the inherent way. The finish came in what Joff | Company. Maior Bowes, Bob Sher-| g o avery citizen or inhabitant deseribes as a genuine woman's way. 000, Phil Spitalny, Curt Petersoi. | o6 4o gity and of cvery visitor to John 1. Kennegy, Brminie r.momn [Fieessl o i fedaes i Corcva= ne | Luke and Sary. the two famous ';‘““ '”" ’:’“““ !'“!‘ilyl‘”“(’ £ 3 [ pleases, ‘as long as there is no in- haracters of the Main strect | 29ha Bunchuk and Eddie Gale will|gegent exposure of his person.” e | ey ety o sketehes which are broadeast ove ‘”‘ presented through the micro- | 5 " aition the mayor de- |l S still in progress. WOR cach Tuesday evening, are ' oo 7 lclared over his signature that *“Tf 1 having a silver wedding anniversary I'wo other stars will join.the (et | 1.4 tno nerve, T would adopt them | e T e Sl RO DRt e BRTTD R o el oz s Rel S e e ”:\M‘,,, '® Here are a few. e el i PR e e e (9 e ik e | have s e e R brought renown. The e e e 0 dio andience will be asked to reco ,,,,"\.T,,,_”:"H" are o share in | i o hor by her voice. The other o T star will he the actor on the New A T e York stage whose voice best sug RS ey '~ [acsts the man. Special charts have - r XU ICH S YErSION | lyaan prepared so that radio fans of OF Man River, and three num- | 4o rocord their reactions to the | Pest from the show Present Arms | i (will he played by Gene Rodemich Y land his orchestra this evening at e 2 S§:00 over WEAF chain of the S N svstem. the prozram w62 Chinese Passengers “;m n such modern favorites s Drowned in CO“ on The Land of Goi to I ds i DESSRURASANE LTS of the China | Way Down Horder v Nowt Orlaans | o i Beam i Mavieation 80 ) Heontorson and After Yoy |Seamer Ksinkong were drowned | G L Sunday afternoon when the ship col ey lided with the Japan steamer Frank Bar pianist of 1} Gena Tatsuno Maru off Weihaiwei during Rodemichv combination, and well v fog known in New York as L me Hsinkong sank within 20 is accompanying the Revele i< minutes. Forly-two of those aboard pianist when they make their Euro-|were picked up by the Japanesc pean tour. Six weeks will be spenf |steamer which was en route to Kobe, in Paris, Berlin and other cities |according to the company’s inform: of the continent jion. #og hindered the rescue work. The dramatization of a thriline Joint Bathing Banned; |story entitied Congo Cargo will be | Fear Morals E“dangered U (S lontiic BlostamEtha | By Palma. Majorca, Balearic Tsles ing Stories s presenting over sti- | 1y he government issued tions of the Columbia Broadcasting |p e T System this evening at $:30. Th:|pathing on Majorca ‘beaches for tale is written by Orrin Hollmer and | women and men. on the ground that centers around a famous African | the actice endangers public flier ce men come fo tell him | moral SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING Exactly As Pictured Sturdily Built FOLDING CAMP STOOLS JoHN-A: :N,DREWS g 32 MAIN 3T.. KEW BRITAIN CONN, Thinking of Building? 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