New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1929, Page 30

FRIDAY Eastern Daylight § 283—WTIC, Hartford—1060 8:90—Concert orchestra and Cav- aliers from NBC studios 9:00—Graphic News Clippings 9:30—Gus and Louie and Arthur Pryor's band from NBC studios 10:00—Musical memory concert di- rected by Emil Heimberger 30—The Family Goes Abroad— Flying to London—from NBC studios 11:00—Hotel St —Baseball ving Time Reg scores; n —WBZ, Spring Final closing Lost and found o ythms 6:00 bulletins 6:06—Dinner musi 6:19—Weatherman; ag port 30—Dinner music potlight review eball scores k Newcom chimes orchestra NBC stu 8:00—" studios NBC from studios 10:00—The Quaker studios pec BC s from NBC tudios sportogram nan; news bull ket reports :30—The om NBC studios 00—Rapid Transit ches from * NBC studios Sohtrenn A Frank Hussey Henry Where Ar tudio group Twins fr bot, Rebecea 1 You by all 5—Venetian girl: 0—Whisperin studios 9:30—Gus and Louie and Pryor's band from NF 10:00—Gold Medal Serenaders ores Tables from NBC Arthur studios 422—WOR, Newark—710 0—Women's progress hour al musings Time; road conditions —Newscasting :20—Sports talk 0—Montelair concert ensemble 00—Time; Commodore grill orch. :30—Fiesta—violin and guitar —Chime: :00—Hawaiian Shadows :30—The Rolligkers 0—Story hodr :00—Light Opera Gems 0—In a Russian Village 11:00—Time; news bulletins; wes ther report 11:05-~Palais Ro :00- ale orchestra L 347—WABC, New York—§ §:00—George Reith—auction an contract bridge §:15—Cougregation Emanu-El €:00—O0ddsc and Ends of the —closing market prices and Columbia trio 0—Harold Stern and his A sador orchestra 7:00—Diamond Entertainers senting Will Osburne and his or- chestra 7:30—The Fashion plates 8:00—Guest Artist and rhythmie orchestra 9:00—In O1d Vienna 9:30 sterday and Bachus and Clark 10:00—The Choral 10:30—Negro Achie Today t hour | | | | | 11:30—Ingraham's Paramount orch. | 12:00—Time 526—WNYC, New York—570 5:45—Time; market 5:50—How New Yorkers K Cool—Margaret Kehl 6:05—Hildred Hanson, ¢ 6:20—Elementary Frenct V. H: litz 6:40—Advanced I V. H. Berlitz 7:00—Transplanting the g the farm by William Butcher 7:20—Information «civic information 1igh spots for motori 526—WMCA, New York nancial talk; Cal i's ¢ 10:00—Harbour orchestra ALL RECORDS for TIME on the air WORLDS RECORD /for LONG LIFE NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, ~ Stock quotations :15—Baseball scores —Newscasting {///// —Cornell Collegians B | r orchestra 8:00 wdors from NBC stu- dios 30—The studios Billie Jones and * studios eater Memories from NBC les from NBC Ernie estra Nut club McAlpin ore Village Grove 151—WEAF 5:00—Happy Harmonics —Jolly Bill and Jan Summary of programs Black and Gold orchestra New York—f 1 The Quakers from NBC m from Chicago studios Dance music from Windsor Something Dance about everything ansit music from Windsor vn Wanderers Concert R forecast orchestra with Cav- diogram and weather 2H—WNAC, Boston—123 red and his gang lea dance Furriers’ dance | with the Orac G Footlight Gems The B Whispering Gus and Louie and band - melodies Family G Tables Arthur e 6:00 orchestra 3en Pollock's orchestra —WJZ, New York—760 win F. Bascball scores; weather- ; man 11 mar- finan- cotton stock d : News of Quincy News flashes FFashion Plates from CBS ios Hawaiian Shadows from CBS udios 8:00— Rollickers from CBS studios 9:00—Story hour from CBS studios Light ¢ from 3 studios 30—In a R DS studios 11:00—Mike and Meyer 11:09—Time; news flashes 11 Paramount orchestra from “BS studios ra Gems ssian Village from WEEI Boston Vatican ensemble Minute men News despatches The Merrymakers Goncert orchestra .with Cav- 't rom NBC studios s ety A | )—Gus and Louie and Arthur e 5 | Pryor's band from NBC studios th Vincent Fur trappers 10:30—Weather and flying forecast —News time orts | Oret tudios | 1 despatche from I's circus —WDRC, New Haven—1330 News; weather report wurant ensemble Wayne Harrington, tenor §:15—Mary Alice Evans, whistler §:30—Eddie Lush, the ukulele haby 8:45 from N : from NBC e Billic om NBC 30—G Ernic ”‘”"1 Moments with Great Joseph Panza, baritone onia Spivak, soprano Mar Trish ac cordionist he )20 0— W 1akers from NBC it 9:15 aret Locke, Colonnade ather report —WPG, Atlantic City—1100 Final bascball scores $:05—Shelburne dinner concert $:30— Atlantic City Casino dance orchestra 9:00. Anton: $:00 nime hnny Fihe and off Low Down \s Banys, baritone Gutesman, soprano 's all star orchestra 3H—WENR. Chi 00—The Ai 120—870 110:00 |10:30 | The Wa Joe Rea and his California hthawks Jack Cr Juniors The Farmer's Farmer Terpsichore’s ten 1 Herman , Gossip LERLER wford and his or- {11 | chestra |11:30—Silver Slipper orch; |12:00—Jean Weiner, midn | recital stra & sht organ 380—WBBM, Chic rch ag0—770 and Maxey e MURRAY TESTIFIES *INCOURT SARTIAL Denies Tntoxication and Striking Soldiers as Charged Aug, R Murray the Massachusetts national guard, had placed before court trying him for alleged three privates and disorderly on night of the orchestra org with M Half 1 Lo Allah cal nove Holr our —KYW, Chi Daddy DBall at the organ Un Bob's children »anico’s Canton gar- 70—102 Boston 16 of Captain | samuel | vision | today martizl assault | drunk the | campment, a He nse Guide crwood's circus from an and ( upon rt orchestra NBC studios Jones and Ernie Memories from NI s from conduct Dillie N last recent en- general denial of the the stand in his night for the first Hard charges. took ;rm‘l defe last ers from NBC Ordered Men to Bed who police at court that he headquarters |in front of m,, July 20 0 to bed. He making a second when the group became returned and for the ordered them to go to bed He denied that he struck but said he shoved from b hind by a he identified Sergeant who testified and shoved did not enter Private Hor- to had the The captain military the charge of camp, told found a group of detachment soldiers their at 1a 1l ordered drove away of Jules Herbuveaux and his or- orchestra vater Wayne b barracks i them nd cam’p He time ch orchestra Art Kassel's ouis Par Art K G1—WF Hestn was orchestra T noisy tour o's orchestra stra oI's orche AM, Rochester—1150 second anyone was man Butler, against him, Tonight’s § /T s n” the o He said b the barracks, where N- h ! ce Teaman char; that Murray 1g t: B |punchea him. Under cross examina tion he clared that several of t were and l dressed Men Called as previously admitted Bu away Stay home this eve- | intoxicated ning and listen to | the Armour Hour. A great orchestra and grand chorus. atween Special features. “Marray's Pest lot troubl: nbers of the headquar and hifself, Mur with the that re called “Murray's had been a of m of letachment testified men W result wdjourned to hoth next ides will HoOuR WRBZ when WHALI Aug. 16 the Whitecap FOULS TRAWL, (UP)—Arriving ston, steray of ported that Honiss's Oyster House is noted | ;i . 1,0 for its Lobster, Crabmeat,|tionso Shrimp, Tunafish and Salmon | ! nearon i Salads; also our Shore Dinnec | e that is served from 5 P. M. to 3 P. M. each day except Sunday. | Coolest place in Hartford to dine. :()I'l Photographs Copied X 9 |to Look Like New — En- H_IONHSS S largements from any Photo OYSTER HOUSE - Arcade Studio of course 1spend opera- org nk after a whale run Sehooner's frawl fina extricated itsel 22 810 St Hartford, Conn | | (Under Grant's Store) l Hare | th di- | to | ‘ ~ | of the young men ‘and were encour- . | aged by them to plead for their \[ Through the Static || | J| The second act shows the wedding of Jeanette and Annette with Francis The famous male singing organi- | und Schubert. The latter appears to | | zation, the Mecistersingers of Boston, | ravor Annette only slightly, and the | | will be heard in a concert to b rtervention of Carlina, an opera | broadeast over stations WBZ-WB [at 6:35 this evenin | The brilliant record made by this | x famo regation artists |a headline attraction on a vaude- ! | ville circuit and their overwhelming | stops any explanation success in concert work has created ' alone and disconcerted. |ah over-increasing demand for their | fcad the broadcast | services and justly places the Me | tersingers atethe very front of all standing. | ncis he A | singer, cau: misundc | When' Schubert goes to is surprised to find Annette in his vors to explaia embrace. Schubert and remains WIZ will s a of was | arms. Francis ende | he unexpected The Rollickers quartet, composed ‘male singing or nizations. | This famous organization was first | put on the vaudeville s throug the combined efforts of Bart J ady and the late Robb G. Larsen making their initial appearance in {1911 During one of their engag:- | ments in a Washington theater they had the honor to be invited to the | White House to sing before the late | sevral selections to - the program. President Harding and his friends. | WOR leads the broadcast. In private work they are known | as the Massachusetts Consistory | various cross sdctions of life in choir and the Alleppo Temple choir. | 1 }ig city are represented in the They are under the direction of A.|poxt series of Rapid Transit sketches Cameron Steele, well known basso. | (o he broadcast over the NBC s = | tem this evening at 7 o'clock. The | Rose Kasin, young pianist is to|opening skit. 5 and 15, givesthe low give a 15 minute concert at station | down on the fender smashers who WOR this evening at 5 o'clock. Miss | drive the 20,000 taxi cabs about New Kasin has studied at the Institute | York's streets. of Musical Art and at present is a| q, student at Columbia universit he | Kina was a prize winner in a radio contei t | py< otted down his impre |held at Newark recently. Her pro-{ne persons found in the long queues zram will include sdections from | Foeona”eol 3 oure before the ene Chopin, Brahms and Rachmaninoff. | ¢ran.oc"to motion picture palaces. o | A prody of life appears in the skit bout two bums who complain iinst a society that forbids them leeping comfortably on park | of Victor Hall, Leonard Stokes, Lon McAdams, Kenneth Chr with Randolph Weyant at the piano,” will ie, | sing the Ranger's Song as a feature of their broadcast this evening over stations of the CBS. They will be ssisted by an orchestra direcigd by reddie Rick, which will contfibute pro- | rtain- Schenley Park, Pittsburgh, vides Mary and Bob with entc ment this evening over the CBS and while they in Pittsburgh Bob | henches or selling cigar butts ug | receives word that several west coast | town. The two brag of their worth- stations have joined the CBS chain. |les slives and show pride in their The story they are told this eve- | ability to escape the rigours of hon- ning at nine o'clock comes from | est toil A hoy approaches, takes up jthe rocky coast of Oregon where|the conversation, and manifests a {the Rogue river joins the sca. An | philosophy of life closely modeled | unhappy mother has taught her |upon that of the two men. He tells {youns daughter to fear love and has | his name, where he is from, and dis- | encouraged her to seek the joys of lappears in the general direction of living in the glitter of the huge Hoboken. The boy is the son of one | tropolis. WOR leads the broadc of the bums who cannot repress | some shame for his wasted life. A musical program under the di- rection of Dave Grupp will accom- pany the sketches. WEAF will be the New York outlet of the pro- am. are me- | l¢ Comedy songs of e 1 Triadors, | the NBC | o'clock sentiment will red in the broadeast of the which will be heard over yvstem at i Mildred Hunt, contralto | and Joe Hines, conductor, | | contribute vocal choruses to the pro- | gram which also includes a comedy skit directed by Raymond Knight WJZ will lead the broadc is evening | crooner CURLY Boston, LI Aug. 16 (P —Former Mayor James M. Curley today de- of | clared there was “not one word of These Days and Drifting and Dream- [truth” in the charges made by ing will be played and sung by an |Louls K. Liggett, Massachusetts | instrumental and vocal ensembiv | member of the republican national | during the Hawaiian Shadows hroad- | committee, that Curley, a democrat from station WOR and the and Roman Catholic, was respor CBS this evening at § o'clock ble for the circulation of anti- | Tair Hawaii and Pagan Love Song, | Catholic literature during the last two vocal will compleie the | presidential campaign. Liggett | 1n0re oceidental part of the program. | charged that Curley circulated such | devoted in the main to melodies of | jjterature to “damage the republi- | the Hawaiian islands, sung and play~ | can party and improve the position S8 R 1{‘;“(":"';}':” e “/\nr the democrats.”” Curley declared ? ailike Wallz| . e intended to instruct his at- 1 a hula melody will played : torneys to bring suit against Lig- 1 the quitar and ukel,ele during the | 2R (0 | Uroadeas: s | i 3 usual, will | monies for | ‘I IFor Someone I Love, Some | | cast solos, Norman Brokenshire, act 15 of the cere period. 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