New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1929, Page 32

FRIDAY Eastern Daylight Saving Time 500—W Hartford—800 D—Summary of program; news | bulletins 6:30—The Twins from NBC studios 7:00—Baseball scores 7:05—Vocal recital, T. E. Yates, tenor; H. W. DuCharme, b tone 7:30—Ann Pennington Harmonizers 7:45—Piano recital—Laura C. Gau- det 8:00—Concert orchestra and Cava liers from NBC studios 9:00—Graphic News Clippings 9:30—Gus and Louie and Arthur Pryor's band from NBC studios 10:00—Summer Melodies from NBC studios 10:30—The Family Goes from NBC studic News bulleti Abroad al closing stock mark —Lost and found; pos wanted §:40—Rhythms €:00—Time v €:05—Dinner music 6:19—Weatherman tions )—Dinner n 6:54—Temperatur chimes 7:00—Bert Lowe's orchestra “7:30—Bob Sherwood's cire 8:00—The 30—The Blade ®:00—Billy Jones 9:30—Theater memori 10:00. 10:3 portogram 10:36—Master musicians 11:00—Baseball scores; te weatherman illetins; tim —WJAR, Providence—890 The Twins 7:00—Musical program 7:30—Rapid Transit from NBC studios %:00—Harriet Berard, John D. MacDonald, Thomas Cross, %:30—Baseball scores 8:35—Pawtucket Chamber of Com- merce quartet 00—Whispering Tables, NBC studios 2:30—Gus and Lou Pryor's band from NBC 10:00—Gold Medal ser 10:30—News flashes 10:35—Baseball scores 122—WOR, Newark—7 §:00—Mildred J. Holt, sop 5:20—Women's Progress hour ¥145—Bird land 6:00—Time; A. A. A letin soprano; aritone; tenor from Arthur Touring bul- §:15—Newscasting ® Sports talk '6:30—Montclair conce 7:30—Kaptain Kuttle and Kre 7:59—Chimes ‘8:00—Hawaiian Shadows §:30—The Rollickers 9:00—Story Hour 10:00—Light Opera Gems 10:30—Tn 2 Russian Village 11:00—Time; news bulletins ther report 11:05—Hotel Alamac orchestra :30—Hotel Astor orchestra | 349—WABC, New Yok—860 §:00—Auction and Contract Bridge | —George Reith —Congregation Emanu-El | %:00—Closing Market prices —Studio program 6:30—Harold Stern and his Ambas- sador orchestra 7:00—Diamond enter 7:30—TFashion Plat 8:90—Littman's T 8:30—Rundback 9:00—Musical Masterpieces of Ste phen Foster 9:30—Script act 10:00—Gypsy Camp 10:30—Negro Achievems 11:00—4Simone Martucc 12:00—Time wea- Hour 526—WNYC. New York—570 B:45—Time; market high spots B:50—Musical pastels trio €:20—Elementary French lessons— V. H. Berlitz €:40—Advanced French lessons— V. H. Berli 7:00—Good Lewis H. (¢ 7:10—Karl Priester 7:20—Information civic information 7;25—Time: polic 7:28—Raseball score 0—Sign off vesight in School Life rris tenor for motorists; tide tables 526—WMCA. New York—570 30—Hite's trio 00—Will Oakland's he Optomists ime; health talk —Intercity trio 9—Hawaiian Melody | estra h, sketch 0—Music from Bamboola :40—MecAlpin orchestra ‘00—Troadway Gardens 30—Merrymakers of Songland errace 133—WEAT, New York—660 00—Thot 5 T 30—Jolly .00—Rapid 30—Dar} §:00— Cavaliers 9:00—Whispering 9:30—Gus and | soncert orchestra Pryor’s band 10:00—Summer M 10:30—"The Family 11:00—St. Regis' orchestra n0—Polloc Goes A ‘s orchestra New York—7 P 1 VACATION FILMS HIGH GLOSS FINISH Y IT NO EXTRA CHARGE. Arcade Studio of course! EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1920. 0—Jack Crawford and his orch. Rea and his California hawks —Joe Nig hestra | n Wi Silver Slipper orc Organ recita Je VKA, East Pittsburgh—950 —To be announced Symphony orches ~Summary of | 6:35 eball scores ime as WJ William Same as closing stock quotations; —Reports; mar- and summary of finan- Penn orchestra the day; cotton WIZ prices and quo- 00—We baseball state 1 federal agricul- ports ket prices cial exchang tations tural re loatn scores —WEBAL, Baltimore—1060 6:00—Ballew’s orchestra Salon music 6:35—Ttaschall scores Henrietta 1 7:00 on singers ) e Musical memories 10—Tob Sherwood's ¢ S00—The T "he 1 Rilly e iadors 1des Jones and Ernie Have er memories— My e el mn B g e ) WLW a Time h and Twins, ra- s evening. Cincinnati—700 trio am at Sta- ball box when they o tion WTIC, Hartford scores W nariz t A joint recital wi » offered by 7 | K. Yates nor, H. W. Du- Charme, b Walter Howard t ock reports Hew's orc from NEBC ritons Dwig nnit Kinz a tile Ann rmonizers, wil offer 15 m | Carlson Latham, the ageteon \iioh ites of lively entertainment at 7:3. | NBC : to be followed at 5 by Laura WTIC, in a andet, pianist of | NBC ey 1ot rec varicty of ranging hy Ze Con- Dvorak's Siavon weluded in the pre urdon at ane News oA | | comedy from | rri of music studios Woodwind ¢ 11:00—Henry dioet ( 1034 o'clock. The potpoy | swn as Graphic 1 for 9 o'cloc n of the fame will take t humor, k ippin chedul im v Gus, t m Louir Johnny s anc cnaders stand in the trial—| Locked the come <eteh WENR. Chicago—970 ¢ ¢ is scheduled Air Ju fferson Jones of Onyx. ner's Family Sweet vhich Sign off for 10 iors ronist The will Abroad ske lom e cafes of his | IFarmer erpsichore’s Ten Minutes Mike and Her lio Gossip N Air Goes an hi of luring the Paris mily” —WBBM, Chic 1 b series of four the talks Incidents in the Lives us Composers, v v over the NBC sys- afternoons by Mrs. Lewisohn. The talk will broadea Dance pro e Sayent pragram. Th 1k of this seri e nd Handel : ”:M tock market report ket report; news items seball s e Twins T:00—Literary ( 7:20—Health talk Raseball scores Sehenectady—790 produce 1rd on they can be Angust 10 respectively who is the daug Lewisohn ores from N imeos Randolph e | 30— studios weting-1m York and known music 30— Musical program from Scheatar born, 9:00 WGY Dolores (as Oliver studios concert orct nelli orchestra and | with from Arthur vl ice has pleased many ' studios o leaves her stra mer home to broadeast from Station WOR 30—Gus and Lonir Pryor's band frc H0—WGY concs lLong today long road will open her 5 o'clo program at schedule contains eight nu Clorinda, Au- the Clover. Sor onny 6—WDRC, New Haven—1330 | hers —News; weather report tumy The Dew is on 00—Restaurant ensemble A ad $:00—Grieg Concert for two pianos | A When My Tosephine (. Smith and Helen | Come sailing He ne mou M. Champion as guest soloist oujours, L Amon §:30—TFddie Lush, the ukulele haby 2 5 §$:45—Chales €, Smith, pianist #:00—Popular sor Freda and Fred Torel Margaret Columbia Broadcastin 0—The Colonnade SRS et R wele Weather which include Boy Ships of native melodies Swi program which Hi sky 9:15 s is presenting over s instrumental and vocal 214 WNAC. Bosta tion entitled Lana Kila O Kay —Tea da [he itines The Frolickers i ind cluding Oth by the will open this unusual half he Wa touch ane he enhanced by Pua Mohal lua, the c his rtainment. Kilima urther foreign Moonlight in K specialty contribut will con numbers o b Hawaiian enscmble sist of popular American 1 1lon To ABC and WNAC will inel Some nset, A Man River, W fom NBC eceive the hroadd How Tzzy, th his sand lows from CBS| shov nme $:30 shooting T he H R from CBS the second dra studios {he new from CF udios |y 1 Gems from CBS New where World Chin and which is the ren reation spot the Bowery Rimone hangon WEEL f or o Vacatior Minute men 0—News despatches Merrymak i—Concert or r lodies Boston enser cal colour police whistles, eral auton with Cava- from NBC Louie and Arth from NRBC 8t —WPG City—1100 Atlantic oh's All Star orchestra Wande Poct 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 WAIT FOR PROGRA: ARCTURUS For SCREEN GRID and 22 512~ §t. Hartford. Conn. | ALL OTHER A-C Sete (Under Grant's Store) | other guys | big shroadeast | tory of heer bottles, oy oo SEN, EDGE CHOSEN PERUVIAN REVOLT In the ies toni moans the theft of who his songs by 1shing in He never gets a break the coon shouter who proves sympathetic. He wants like Mike Trac and 1 heeler climax when arn of the new nnon, an arro. Mike Tracy's come midnight shadows of ttempted hi on Dis music NEW AMBASSADOR Fills Herrick’s Post in Paris‘ Under Hoover’s Choice | e wails to Gertie, o be somebody, the vents boss of caf wa speed 1o a racket | Jack acker, to raid when they hridge at the in the plans laid by e (P)—Presi- substantial reorganiza- Wasl on, dent July making prog toward virtual tion of the forcign diplomatic corps now that Seccretary Stimson has compicted his preliminary looking to that end. er trucks the Brooklyn Drama the bridge oYes Hoover is flickers in during t cking at midnight, to provide th thrill of the show. A wide net work of NRBC provide the will about survey The I the death of stations made vacant hy Herrick of Ohio ) to tor Walter 1. 7 dge of New Jo A successor | { the ( also has been selec to Henry P. family ex- | Fletcher, who recently resigned as | ambassador to Ttaly, but his name lour is is withheld until word has been re- the €1 9 o'clock, |ceived from Rome that he is accept- The Crazy Cr lalls have able to the Italian government. the small theatr To Remain for Session country for will remain until Fort Wayne, of the special session Ao of co s he is a member of the senate finance committee hand- ling the tariff revision bill in which many industries in his state have a vital interest With the to end by the Mr. Fdge probably will leave around November 1 to take up official residence in the French capital where as a private citizen, he spent much of his time for twelve years before the war looking afte { the business interests he had there. To the New senator, who foremost the THoover pre-convention he retired candidate for the nomination, goes nerally in diplo- second most appointment ris post, which Myron T. WAL, originat with Station 18 1o rSey. Mary and Bob will me Crandail vandeville dinary, when broadeast trag the next story | over stations of this evening at tourr the is in Indiana, that they en Mary and Bob. A party will celebrate the meeting and thes cal circuits of many years and it happy and carefree people ply the radio will sup- with the lat WARBC and the eastern onilets of th audicnee word in en WNAC are aranm. rtainment special session now ex- pected middle of October, One of the fent and vend travelling the past been Punch and Delving into its quaint interspersing and proprictor of such 1 will take his radio audience rab! features of shows 100 or circuses for more vears has Judy his- with a wsa shows Jersey among supporters in the and was until the field a presidentid what ded matic circles as the ort diplomatic in the the Vietor Hechert's Paird Successor will b Senator I probably suceceded in the senate Baird. Jr. a republican New Jersey. Governor rson has stated publicly that ird should ation reach him within and thrilling the this dramatic story about a show, Bob Dorothy and | from on an vice to the 7:30. WJZ and st the circus this eve- WRZ wiil program. president rpts from will be hy David IFortune Teller by an played orchestra directed by How- ard Barlow in Light Opera Gen 10 o'clock over nother inte the broadcast of this evening a CPS Mo n he “Senator the resting network, | L would 12d less than thirty days hefo M. S Tersey general clection in Novembe hould the resi fore October umher on fhe program is the from the Student the va the Novemher rms of the Two Aviaters Will Try Atlantic Hop Next Year St. Johns, N. I G (L) Ronald A ibald Vernon Dor- < rell announced for a trans-| party atlantic hop in their Buhl mono- | member of plane next year when they landed | pa o) it Harbor Gra 6:30 o'clock, | relations. eastern standard time, last night. They completed a test flight across continent, having started from L.os Angeles on June tops were made Amarillo, have to ho f n election under the t state law Juiy and plans ne the senate only 10 vea ranidly in councils. Desides being a the finance committee, holds places on the banking and currency privilezes and clections As chairman of the eanals committee, he sponsored the bill providing' for the survey of the Nicaraguan canal route. He < been a staunch administration and regarded as one of CHA F| NG Hoover spokesmen in the senate Senator 1dge rose and o Toronto, 5] man the FRANCE PROCLAIMS PACT Paris, July 26 (P—The jand pact to outlaw Even in most ageravated cases, comfort follows the healing touch of Kellogg war was pro- ‘aimed as cffective by publication MACKAY & WALLIN 63 MAIN STREET Final Clearance on all Summer Furniture made two with upholstered $47.50 cushions, attrac cov jice of | color ble. Can selection 75005 . $10.95 BABY CARRIAGES AND GO-CARTS NOW REDUCED IINAL CLEARANCE Sz . 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Val- took in this even:. including’ the names of the perpe- | | trators the methods they the Held m PlO{ did not publish the names | paper | however, The article pointed Lima, Peru, July 26 (UP)—The newspaper La Prensa published an article today saying the police had was n ry o imprison persons and that a vigilance uncovered a plot ainst the gov ernment and had arrested a sena- be placed over their accomplices to prevent the carrying out of the|and tor. a deputy and four other cipals, and seized were The its cighth and out that itfat 2 would | plot. Full details, the article stated. | entine would be given out when the po- prin- lice concluded its investization incriminating | The names of important READ HERALD CIASS FOR BEST RESULTS D ADS several S ————————— ACKLIFFE’'S—ALWAYS TS RIGHT FROM After The Sun Goes Down— We Begin To Shine ...the lawn needs mowing ma Blair of.Ba'l No! 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