New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1929, Page 22

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1929. TUESDAY Eastern Daylight Saving Time 283—WW Hartford—106¢ 6:00—Black and Gold from NBC studios 6:25 News buHetins. 6:30—Emil Heimberger trio in a German pr 6:55—Baseball scores. 7:00—The Musical from NE 253 Sketch from NBC 8:00—Silent orchestra his ind am studios. 203—WBZ, Springficld— Final Los! wanted closing stock m Chimes; ¢ :06—Singing the Nluc man and Betty Col Dick Newcomb's oic Michael ~ Ahern Melodie ensemble §:30 n orchesira he College Dr er Minstrels, Syncomatics. 00— 30. 00 30 Earl's or ortogra atherman; news bullefin all scores; time BRT—WJAR, 6:45—News 6:50—Produce —Weather Jimmi stra Providence—s890 lashes market 7:0 ok T:30— fr keteh 500 v Safety ouncil 80 —Hawaiian Islanc s —Gene Rodemic chest from NBC 9:00—S, studios dios. 10:30—News flashes 10 422—WOR. Newark—710 5:00—Musical musings—organ Contempora on-the-Keys Commodore chestra. 30—Aunt Mandy's Chillun 59—Chimes. :00—Main street :00—Runkel hour 30—Philharmonic — concert 10:30—Bi sket ce Campbells singers. ime; news bulletins; weath- er report 11:05—Palais Royal orchesira 11:30—Hotel Alamac orchestra. et prices. IFolks—behind scenes theatrical boar h b 6:30—Bela Loblo and his orches tra 7-00—Mirac in program 1y orchestra 1rlow Kotlarsky thilde Harding—joint ano and violin 8:30—Flying stories 9:00—Paul Whiteman chestra from the coast 10:00—Symphony or¢ r the direction of David Mend a Song directed 11:30—"The 12:00—Time, * New York—3 high song me; market 0—Jones and King Nita Novi 20—Elementary V. H. Berlitz. Advanced Berlitz Previe rccordio Ttalian lessons 00—A 1965 710 John ( Information civie information il scores . Guthric -Anthony orchestra 8:30—1 6—WMCA, New York—, of Melody Land Post & Lester Co. 14 MAIN ST, - TEL. 19y Wholesale Distrilutors Cunningham symphony ROGRAH; =2 {5—Frank Reed, )—Nassau orchestra. Small's orchestra —MecAlpin orche Broadway Ga lens. 151—WEAF, New York—660 )0—Gotham string Jolly Bill and Summary of pro and Gold Il scores in the WJZ, New York—760 nounced programs ing stock Howard | fman and w's Radio « Rhiyme It Haw dians, s IPours Children's corne ™ Dinner m seball 3H—WENR Phe Air Cmicago—S870 Juniors he Farmer's Farni Home Circle The Music Mil DX A par nd Herman . Chicago—7370 stra and Maxcy y and his or- rom 1 tudio: ture from CRS studios “ature from CRS studios WGY, ary—790 Selhe port: produce items; re- from NIIC s e Rodemich and his or from NB( studi N N —WDRC, New Haven—1330— ARCTURUS BLUE 105 TUBES For SCREEN GRID and 1 Set > the re- which emn ding | under the direction of Bandmaster | of tight opera, will comp cital of Lew White, organ will be heard over the NI 7 WIZ le this evenin 7 00—TIngeborg Aronson, pianist :15—1dith Lumsden, contralto heater organ music McGrath, monologues 1 period Roger Sherman vy Yard broadcasts are to center interest Ivwork is being Charleston to rehabilitate Old Ironsides is commonly for funds in pr lea Andrews the first headguarters 1t | Charleston. Sometime during th |series WRBZ officials expect to pre Admiral {the Old Tronsides compaign the done i the Con th Th this ay on 30. Music which the broadeast. hyctn Three selections from The Fire fly, a bright operetta first heard on Broadway 12 y ago, opens the veral selections from the works are in- sed stitution, port | tr 00—Weather re known to 1 igate m ' concert WPG, Atantic City—1100 work has been al baseball scores time nder the IFrank Winegar and his Admiral Philip nsylvanians { commandant of udio program short concert will be con- stirring music Musketeers, novel by composer rship of who, naval dis cluded and he cluded | with some The Three operctta hased on the | same titl Gail Darling entert 8105 as from an {trict, maintains equest program by Chal- Haddon duo Johnny Don R WHRZ distinction of rtest program on the musical microphone exactly four minutes, imsey. pring pre- Johnson and his or- | capg Andrews for talk” on Liners have the the heir (‘olton manor ensemble field, Jan Garber and his greatet | qyo poiter the dance music the | o and novelty marimba | oo BT L i el ooler the mi is the opinion of | eqranes BoA leader of They broade: orchestra which hroadeast Saturday sent estra ap- lasts olte famions the night ind ensemble presen every Sunday eve- an s X ning. AMERIGAN SGOUTS T0 OFFER PAGEANT Entire Contingent to Take Part in Preseniation Today NBC | Ana |gct hot system eve s Milion Dollar Pier 2L g there you have it: one must 2H—WNAC, Boston— g Lyric gems from the ftreasure 00—"Ted and his gang Orchestra Wandere rontie IPurriers dinner o | Pouse of Ttalian music sung and Italian broadeast in the | played by native 1 b orful musicians, nest of Nig! network T'he s The s R series, Neapolitan over th sonzste Jioyer A N (¢ coast to coast of vith the crooning the T.ady system this evening at Time; | of a Giuseppe d e ensemble is led nor erman composed Baschall scores; wed Amos "' niixe quartet by | Benedetto, te mandolin no, ches! Andy accompanied by i ensemble, with Bivi- and a concert or direction of Pas- Among the heard O Sols ews flashes Symphony orchestra from Jor ordionist Birkenhead, Fng. American con- Scouts attend- of the move tion of the 21st joy Scouts de- the final pol- ishing touches to the pageant which they will present tomorrow, ital with S i Kot under the Hard Joint rec v and Mathilde numbers M Ricordi quale Rescigno which will be from of 1,300 Boy « world jambor t here eleh anniversary of the voted today to pu Flying stories from CBS Santa Luei Lieti Paul Wk chestra from ( in o i and Serenat 18 studios his or- miniseenze, Napolitan a divected s the hroadc om (RS Concert orchest 158 Menroza = 1 Master heard over of Revere, Mass., ant which i Came to American in the Sweeney dirceting the called “Ho America.” contingent pageant, Forty Story in a Song from CBS Minstrels, WJZ and 0 this evening the ne which studios associa will unit southern (—Jesse Crawford from CBS | fions at 9 entire studios ndition of participate Sw [in a r ra will )—Mike 40— N I Weathe classic this eveni I Meyer [ time [ when their regular weekly show is thousand, visitors vesterday witnessed the FFrench Scouts pageant of Arc.” The Dritish staged a lif display m by the I wdience by other Several repre- v report | broadeast | 1o skilled RIS hon i Gaon and e Hamus Harold 12mil *Joan Sea itohison Scouts -savi Boston | WEEL ion vollicking end ind Al Ber hand wit bovy | Coate men, | A musical pro ian | Perey nard e will | Scouts attracted a larg, vocal did drills and m uvers South Amg¢ units South Americ overnment visited rifty ensemble o of News despatehes ki L Sketehes f NBC Klaft and Mack Gene Rodemich and L from NI studios from NI imos from NI T Outstand Rudolph | sentatives in irope Friml, moc composer | camp. his or Progra The | stndios Weather nd fiying fore August Sale Special for Wednesday Morning ALL-METAL VEGETABLE | BIN e | = 3 Measures 20 inches high, | 4| 1115 inches wide, 8 inches deep. Finished in grey enamel. WHILE THEY LAST spatehes S06—KDKA, Bast Pite-hurgh—980 Gh—Symphony players $30— William Penn Basehall scorcs s WIZ nn o orchestia 10— Same William 1" 11:25 ~Weather; 7 haseball scores —— [ Through the Static | 5 ety Vinee of L Broadway Youmans, composer ted dance producer spotlizht by direction of sop too, hestra Black | NBC o'clock group | hits Two | is put in the i or nder the Frank in their broadcas| over i system this evening at nine Ihe will of six Youmans song Little Girls In Blue, Wildflower, No, | No Nanette, and Oh Please, all pro ed on Droadway by Charles Dill- orchesira play a from Youmans own prodic- | and the am Hit Deck and Rainbow. | rjoric Norton will | old Chinese a do | JoriN-A-ANDREWSR (S QM | THE 31G FURNITURE STORE™ 88052 70401 5T. HCW BRITAIN CONI soprano, from Last of angd Elhows from will 120 trio Crazy odgers frolic in His Where's That Rain Ann il supply | nd Bloom's Solili- | orche with v Richard | ind sharps | from Pegsy | ihe wistful note iot. (he piano interludes, he Miss Norton will also sing the quy will serious for a the | the The itinerary of the engineers, who are tuking, in about a month, said today. Mr. AIRPORT EXPERTS - AY VISIT STATE, Fedenal Agents Available for | Cities Desiring Their Services are just again. now getting “we will be able itinerary for the gineers in their Requests for these MWashington, D. C.. Aug. 6—Air- to ‘;uvl experts of the federal govern- | ment within the next month will be available for surveys of Connecticut points, it was learned at the De- partment of Commerce today, where he ecastern field plained, has heen pretty well work | ed over in the past, and the experts | around “Some time next month,” he said. announce department’s en- Connecticut surveys far exceed the ability to meet them. beyond that any information must | The New Englund field has alread; be furnished at the respective towns\| been pretly well covered in the past government now at work in the Middle West on a similar under- will be ready for publication Taliaferro but it may be said positively tha within a month will be able « give the dates when the engineen will swing toward that state.’ we Other Connecticut requests ar he ex-| o obably pending at the department but the poiicy is not to make them to 1t | publig at this time. Announcemen |as td’ the others besides Glaston. bury and Hampton will probably by the | fortheoming in two weeks, within the eity limits York, is more thar trips. | Broadway ys | of Greater New 15 miles long. w it was also found that requests are lalready pending from the towns o ! Glastonbury and Hampton for such surveys. Harold B. Marsh, respectively, and Hampton, have department to send experts from the Aeronautics Division to make thes with a view to estab- lishment of airports. Mr. Waldo is president of the Glastonbury Cham- ber of Commerce A. P. Taliaferro, jr field work division and Dr. A. D of Glastonbury petitioned the Waldo | Cur studies, of the Aero- | today | . chief in the nautics organization, stated | that within a month he would be ready to announce the itinerary of | the Federal engineers who will m-‘ available for and other sur- | | veys in Connecticut | these "h surveys only of local interests ernment aid. No details are | public by the department. 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