New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1929, Page 30

n ')'”'// i 8:05—Shelburne conc //// o Eastern Daylight Saving Time 303—\WB! gfield—990 B:00—Final closing stock markets —Lost and found; positions wanted 5:40—RhYthms €:00—Time; news bulletins 6:06—Dinner music 6:19—Weatherman; reports )—Dinner music :54-—Temperaturs chimes %:00—Bert Lowe's orcfestr )—Bob Sherwood's :00—The Triadors 30—The Blade 9:00—Billy Jones and Ernic \—Theater Memories :00—The Quakers 0—Orchestra; mixed cho :00—Time; sportogram 06—Weather 1seball agriculture baseball scores circus Hare s flashes —Weather and®produce from NBt from NBC reports ns studios studios 7:30—Fairlawn 100 —DRasement 30—Baseball 35—John D M. McK 00—Wh studios 9:30—Gus 1 Louie Pryor's band from 10:00—Gold Medal se 10:30—News flashes 10:35—Baseball score group Stevenson and from NBC and Arthur studios snaders 422—WOR, Newark—710 20—Women hou Anna Lodato, 30—Musical musings 0—Time; road conditions 5 progress soprano organ ng 20— nnm talk 30—Montclair ensemble 00—Time; Commodore chestra 30—Kaptain Kuttie 59—Chimes 00—Hawaiiar :30—The Rollickers 00—Story hour {00—Light Opera G 30—1In a Russian Vill 00—Time; news bulle ther report 5—Palais Royale orchestra 11:30—Hotel Astor orchestra aind Krew 1dows 526—WNYC. New York—570 §:45—Time: market high spots 5:30—Along the Piers—Ralph Cos- sage 6:05—Karl Priester. 6:20—Elementary H. Berlitz £:40—Advanced French lessons— V. H. Berlitz :00—Talk on Work of T.eague Spirituals—James H. Hubert 20—Information for motorists; c information police alarms tide tables tenor ‘rench lessons ci 25—Time; 8—Raseball scores :30—Sign off 526—WMCA. New Yor 7:30—Ruth McNutt players in ancy Free 0—The Optomisis 0—Will Oakland's terrace 0—Health talk 9:15—Intercity male trio 0—The Rajah, dramatic let 10:00—Nassau orches! 10:30—Weather; The :00—McAlpin orche 00—Broadway Gard 3:30—Merrymakers of Songland 434—WEAF. New York—660 5:00—Thousand Melodies band :30—Jolly Bill and Jane —Summary of NBC progr :00—Sports talk by Thornton Fisher play- elodists llings, soprano 05The Twins 0—Rapid T :30—Dark :00—Concert orchestra alie 8:00—Whispering T Saves Her Man 9:30—Gus and Louie Pryor's band 10:00—Summer melodies 10 he Family Goes sketch 1T:00—St. Regis orche: 12:00—Pollock’s orchestra New York—760 book with Cav- bles—Gertie and Arthur Abroad, 395—W, 0—The Boys and Girls Satherine Ulrich _Reports; stock market clos- ing prices and quotations; cial summary of the day: exchange closing prices and quo- tations; state and federal agricul- tural reports :00—Ballew's orchestra 55-—Baseball scores 7:00—Salon singers 30—Boh Sherwood's he Triadors orchestra he Blades orchestra and Ernie Memories—My circus Maryland 00—The Qu 30—To be annour lumber n0—Aviation weat 349—WABC, Y 00 New Congregation E ~Closing 15—Minnie Blauman 30—Ambassador 00—Herbert'c :30—Fashion Plat 00—Littman's musi 30—Rundeback’s Musical Masterpi Fur Muff 00—Gypsie camy :30—Negro achie 00—Paramount 128— WLV, Cincinnati—700 —Donhallrose trio 3 ea Time tunes :30—Live stock re :40—Ballew’s orc studios a0—AMemory 111—Sport sidelights 25— Base 30—RBob Sherwood's NRC studios 0—The Rlac NRC studias €:00—Billy Jones market orc ports estra fr NBC ll scores @ orchest and Ernie John finan- | cotton | R AN 9:00 Ni studios 11 Me NBC from NBC Theater studios The studios [ 10:00—Woodwinad 11:00—Henry Theis tra at Coney Island ~Radioette hime 1 Johnny na mories from | 16:00 Quakers from NBC 12:00 ind his orches- | 600 everies 1:00 Hamp's Ken rs weet and Low Down L No WTIC, Hartfol Introduction 1060 WTIC Vies New ident Transmitter by Walter G 10—Cities Service \ Cowles more N »Mouhw New rection rio Jo ritone Gra Cloutier lertown criby Schr ind Loui Arthur Pryor Summer Maso £ band Allen 19 ¢ ind direct string orches- comy fi to b rector o soloists mily Goes Abroad’ nd Her Count” Regis orchestra sulleting; weather and voca he 17 Aunt 1. t0—Ho News and ba i | broac St . 1 netw Iyric FH—WENR. Chicf20—670 and The Juniors s Farmer n Mim and Herman Studio Gossip DX Air that reprd Vaudeville ) —WEBBM udio orchestra rch organ Chicago—770 and Maxcy Dinner dance with T Inn orchestras rrace fen and College Male quartet Dance program Travel burea ra m Forest tavern ind his Garden hestra Gare Wi 1 one of ~Black Lou 1. of Allah orc owis chest (—WHAM, Rochester—i150 .. Stock quotations; mininz one nd ball scores ion ports 1l Collegians 1d e The Corne Orchestra The Triadors from NBC udios oL hro: | the 1 s The Blades orchestra from studios Billy NBC Theater stidio: NBC 9:00 Iron mode thet reir 'BS It Mary and Ernie Hare lios Memories from NBC Jones [ 10:00 ers from NBC stidios Weather —WGY. Schenectady—790 ock reports; produce n news items and radiograpi comf from enjoy to a In ar Baseball scores The Twins from NBC Literary Cameos | Health talk —Raseball Musical pre heste Musical Rochester ~WGY wh studios Gus and Louie Pryor’s band ~WGY The T NBC Dornt stndios ores o 'm from program from chestra from concert or 0:00 NBC pering Tables 9 and Arthur t orchestra Abroad 10 concer “amily Goes studios orge —WDRC | 6:45—N | T:00 Time: re | S:00-=Popular nd Fred Viola Goin. pianiste | | 8 Fddie Lush. the ukulele haby S:45—Harlan A. Harwood, tenor 9:00— udio prog m Locke, Trish from 's orchestra. New Haven—1330 weather report staurant ensemble Freda Sw S0 sky Torello 8:15 accor- WEEL Boston ition ensen 206—KDKA, ’_Tl'_h‘rough the Static ner, tly blende: heir 1 1w ys NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, over L | Later | 1ite an sh thi rt orchestra )—Irank Winegar and his nnsylvanians 0—The )—Renson's orchestra Wandering Poet Ler tee and his California ror dr ind his or- | a wom WOR Banjo boys o )—The T —Joe hthawks )—Johnny Johnson stra Silver )—Or sl Bra Ea Pitt=burgh—980 Symphony orchestra chimes 18 W 1t \—Little eteh 2:00—Same NB isebabll scores Or Alarm, 1party trom Fune e iy tween Balti- for the b (o0 the ne t oversy be WEBAT adjusted, residents of inity can onee receiving the BESL ot Vic v be ed ot bustle The the aimost lo- [ s from nt sub- it i, WBAL | 5 it Wl oy ing the Ihe terlnde er's way of looking decent about tulated. seen mighty should be conzr: [ ai the famons lyric Chicago opera st on 0 sk Civig any est ar st of prog which will be 10 coast Wherever 4 new series of zin tonight and icast th ork of 1 Two vl the pr pre roush a coast the NBC opera is given in t and Miss Mason is krown as the soprano with the perfect voice, the best loved prir In diction, phras leen, 1 technique, voice experts say d: he rmnsi- | 0l ahtest critical lirsts of is one of of is unsupas k | sun of the | this I sponsors pro- Ch0f \ppear in the open- | 1ATAC sehed d to take will addre part of the coun eral radio 1ip is above Ldson W side any whi ite, nt pre th ve ast 3. He es in ¢ ell ss his A Simon the ne Wande this ev chain Alvi ' s Mason artist being nighis s guest rded ous A ction of i of 18per- f, AT Fred Waldner, part favorite lyric tenors, | P41 headline attrac- | £©¢ s the tal the I‘”H”‘[ WJZ and will ‘:”’.’I”f rogram ont progr the an s res as of mome first year in radio ra, under the di tuer, a mived cho 1 voices; of radio’s a trio, another 30 picce or- Josei comple am. M on WBZ thron %] hortheastern seetion of How saves Lenihz law in derwor will by rily nd i of the mpor o travel g thein from Lal will he r on ors Grea Hour.will broadeast stations of Story : The New where o Al 8 o' this ¢ will pleasant ind ioh to have a avels am over the lock enit change for respite fron automotile ower C over the On t ard b ble lase steamer en ronte troit to Cleveland they will cool breczes and will listen vt held outdoors, this yomantic setting they will thie of a womai has teft destitute the | husband, who was 1t fory i of o or D the ship's conc story voung Reg. been by of her S Stay home this eve- ning and listen to the Armour Hour. A great orchestra and grand chorus. Special features. De Hour Minute M ws despatehe Me vt orche Adiers from NBC 9:00%Musical pro studios im from NBC \dios 9:30 Ax thur fios nid S or NBC \—The Tur Trappers Weather and flyi News despatch Gus 21 —WNAC. 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S. storage batterics together with a large stock used tires. inds of tire new tube to- Jow a every N wire of also do all cluding They service in- steam vulcanizing. FFor convenience of \‘m public this store is 8 opene evenings until 9:30 and Sun- days until 1 p. m, 161 ARCH STREET The 2t York, which t lovely song, ente Son, WOR ar of ated c’clock over stations of the EASTMAN FOLDING CAMERA _ Arcade Studio of course! 52x41, SAxAl, 29x4.40 T 30x4.5 28x4. 31x5.00 FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1929 an unidentified automobile. |« bit off key when she discovers her | on another man came into her | old flame at a table with another | d love had been rekindled, but | woman. Mike Tracy, the hoss of the suld never accept his love for |cafe, tips Gertie that Murphy, ihe | n knew whose car had killed | cop. that night to gep ter isband and he refused to tell [man. Gertie is torn between love Ghost Between will relate | and reve nd she precipitates a | amatic st e in gie heart of [ bitter triangle at Lenihan's table. | wan faithful to a urges the gangster 1o go back | and WNAC will broa to Cincinnati, where they had work- | m |ed t vowing revenge if hc | fails to do so, but when the {comes in she shields him for time's sake, and in a dramatic cli- | next s him a chance to make a | the. | Be WEAT leads the chain for | this broadcast is coming memory ther, timely int human broadeast in "ransit s tis evening - skits of the rest ar | niong irter | es 1o be max, wpid m the Giar away. al 7.00 of the Ukrainian anucasian territory will be | wmusically depicted by the artists of | In & Russian Village when their next program 1s broadeast over stations of the CBS this evening at 10:30. The program will open with Gn | the Hill a Reaper Was Working. a picture of a Cossack chief, and wili inue tune of simi character, Song of Zaporshzl. Biljo and his orchestra will prozram. | The life near the ¢ wi entitled 17 with a in nent house caused burning pork hops id= talks on the telephone wly wedded spouse Rubberneck: | minine visitors to N i first view of the sights in the metropolis amuseinent is provided ted contrast betwee the biz city and the hool they have just loft. 4o third will be Vacationing pictures the young men experience in fry- i e UFFIEIAL SU[i[iESTS Might, Su’mulate Trade, Chair- man 0'Connor Points Qut - deal panic by an smoke while a to Another 15, on which Y ork tradi- iost by the n the | Peter Lt W cor with another of sum- in, diffi- s of jauz. ds selectio by Vietor H romantic tone t Light Opera ( nting over stations the | his evening at 10 o'cloc The ; will be varely heard e Thine O wnt | Washingt sung as a tenor Ah Sweet Mystery of Lif ird ourano soio. ivan'’s Ruddigore will usher rtaining halt hour and e pregram, romantic in | o ter, will incluce Offenbach's . Sympathy, by IFriml ong from The Desert > 1d WNAC lead the bro: ont in | these the Aug. 2 () —Chairman shipping board, aft- investigation the concluded “that frec foreign trade zones, prob- of the existir ates, might effect port on from to O'Connor of the solo, will fer a lengthy of L . |situation, '”\ ports or e | aply located in some of the United a stimulating on Tom without {k Legree will be broadcast Xt offering of the Dark Towi 'rers when they go on the air ening at 7:70 over the WEA| of the NBC system n Simmons will be ual role of Rufus, with Uncle Isaac played by bar| 5 Th and odern Uncle heard in | the | the | negro Johnson jo trio Rosa- | ssisted by 1 Wanderers' Gertie, the coon shouter, | her unfaithful i, from the clutches the next episcde of 1d series, Whispering e e this eveni lover, Spor v | of th the un- ! 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