New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1929, Page 22

S THURSDAY Eastern Daylight Saving Time 283—WTIC, Hartford—1060 6:00—Black and Gold orchestra from NBC studios. bulletins. Heimbe! r and his —Baseball scores. 6 7:00—Song recital—Frederick W Welch, tenor; Doris Strong, ac- companist 7:15—Speaking of Sports by Ar- thur B. McGinley —Comfort hour from NBC stu- dios §:00—Silent N 303—WBZ, Springfield—990 5:0 Final ¢ stock markets. 5:30—Lost and found; positions wanted 6:40—Musical comedy 6 news 6 n 6 potlight review 6: rman il reports, Melodies. Financial aaaa udios. T studios NBC _Round the world tour from NBC s Mim: ios. NBC 11:01—Amos ‘n' Andy fr studios. ~Baseball scores; time 337—WJAR, Providence—890 40—News flashes. Agricultural report 50—Weather bt ~Basel :00—Mid-week | sing from NBC 7:30—Comfort orchestra from NB( studios. 8:00—Chiropractic ta §:05—Hula Hawaiians eau report am e tion hymn studio: and h studios. 8:30—Ben Pollock tra from NBC 122—WOR, Newark— 6:00—Kay Dee Duo. §:15—Jmil Velazco, organ recital 5:40—Traveler's French—Prof mond ergne. whistler; one. forecast. B:50—TFranc oldsmith Sydney Webster, bari 5—Aviation weather 20—Sports talk. 30—Thirty Minutes of Sunsiine— Charles W. Hamp. 6:45—FElements of Aviation 7:00—Time; Commodore Grill or- chestra 7:30—Twilight 7:39—Chimes. 8:00—Lone Star Rangers. 8:30—Wandering Gypsic 9:30—WOR stock company 10:00—Roosevelt hour. 10:30—The Frolic 11:00—Time; news er report. 5—Ernie Golden’s Canton Palace orchestra. 11:30—Hotel Alamac orchestra 349—WABC, New York—S860 5:00—Glenn sisters »)dds and Ends of the da ng market prices; Insured For Life by Gladys Schiel; The Tone Wolf, crooner; Going to Press. 6:30—Duke Ellington’s band nphony orchestra luct recital. ers bulletins; w with :30—TUnited States Marine 00—Detective mysteries Fleet of Floating Dead 9:30—Gold Seal hour. emple hour, :30—Voice of (‘olumbia :00—Pipe Dreams. m ¥DSY 8:00—Daguerreotypes 8 9 :00—Time 26—WNYC, New York—570 5:45—Time; market high spots. )—The Union of Pen and Voice by Mary McGovern. 6:05—Sports by John 1. Toster. 20—T,0u Calbi, noveltics 45—The Open Road 7:00—The Prison as Breeder. 7:25—Information for civie information. :30—Time; police —Baschall sco ion education. of Books 05—Vera Ross, mezzc ano. Viola Mele, pian pect park R e g off 526—WMCA, New York—570 9:30—Market advic 9:35—Honolulu Melc 20:00—Native m land by Polish artists 80—Small's orche 11:00—MecAlpin orc —News sun 40—Themes of dwa New Britain's Largest and Most Complete LENDING LIBRARY is at the BEACON BOOK and GIFT SHOP N.y w. MAIN STREET Honis 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 8 P. M. each day except Sunday Coolest place in Hartford to dine. HONISS’S | OYSTER HOUSE 22 State St. (Under ford, Conn. Grant's Store) SOUSADIO PRO his or- | weatherman; Save Old Ironsides for the | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1929 Other selections to be played by 10 Dance program from NBC | portance. studios. | Columbia’s football schedule will | the orchestra include One In the | 10:30—Rc 1 program | open September with the Army- | World, Gallagher and Shean, Here Picardy, and himself. me on the We Are, Roses of piano solo 11:00—Amos Andy Boston University plains of West Point and traverses continent for the best footbali e found on Saturday afternoons. e NBC from | 1001 | from NBC A member of the E: On the schedule already made up by usic at Rochester, Y., is to 12:00—Village Grove Nut Clut Thomas and the Cornell | Columbia programmers, several |appear in the Twilight Recital at | open dates still exist because a few ion WOR this evening at 7:30 155—WEAL, New gan recital colleges have temporarily withheld | He is Henry Watts, pianist. Mr ' weather | permission to broadcast pending the | Watts is to be one of the two artists 1 1 Rice string quartet. tance. Furthermore, while the sct the skies in holy horror at the ) | s:00—v wal program. | ule as shown below terminates on | sounds which they will hear coming Iten Pollock and his orches- | Decemt another big game on | from their radio sets at five o'clock 10 ra f NBC studios January 1 undoubtedly will be | this rnoon if they are fortunate 9 ( gers from NBC stu- added. There is a great possibility | enough to have their dials twirled 10 lio that a great game will be played on | to the place which brings in WLW, 11 Historic trial from NBC stu- | (he ¢ coast this year which will | Cincinnati. For one of those mid- 12 dios. rival the west coast western hog caling contest is to be ion from NBC stu- | Roses at Pasadena on broadeast in connection with the | 305 N 3 . day. Beca of this Fair, now being held at from nd which is all attracting irts of Ohio. Columbia has refrained nounc L New Year's farmers fro r Netata gl I time. Also, one of the World Sories ow the object of hog calling DEGe e mes undoubtedly will be played | contest is not to see which of the turday, October 12, but in case of | contestants can make the prettiest t 5 1 and his gang. rain, Columbia will substitute the | noises; it is to get the hogs to come : ic 45—The Waltonccrs. Navy-N Dame football Variations of “pig—hooiec the U as ; 6:00 pn i TN S SO T (Ghih regulation call, are many and weird ; : \ r I's “'1 }u':”“\«;\" B report these football contests, is a and the contest will be one which. play-. will be well worth listening to as a contribution to the Americana of the veteran of the gridiron, having before tal with the a professional S ¢ ; o the Lady of the Ivor- | UP announcing. His experienc 7:15—Thr s a ween. | g foothall reporter dates back five | Ben Pollack, dynamic young in- ‘ S bk e s e vears when he was trained for his | terpreter of collegiate jazz, with his o Lo duties by Major Andrew White, a | Park Central orchestra, will be the 8- 1 Ti20 | pioneer in the line. Last year Husing | feature of the dance program which Ghost H i ' | reported more than half of the | is being hroac Now rorn iR CRE mes broadcast by Columbia and | York. and a ted stations of the biDi—Orchesty cted David e was hailed as one of the fastest and | NBC system evening at §:30 14 1p S United States Marine band most accurate observers of gridiron | The carcer Pollack and his GRS Hudlns ictivities before the microphone. | group of n ns have heen ma 1 vy 0:00—Deteetive myste from he schedule follows teoric. All are young college ‘men 1 1 tor o September 28—Army vs. Boston | gathered by Pollack at Los Angel 1 Andy 9:3 al hour from CBS University West Point. laking th to Chicago, they ple 1 1sic October To be announce the Rendezvous, whe they 12 t port. hour from CBS stu-| October 12—World series (in case | scored an instantancous hit. Later > of rain, the Navy-Notre Dame game | they appeared at the Baghdad and ) e of Columbia from CBS | il he hroadeast from Baltimore.) hern Hotel, Chicago, finally October 19—To be announced. to the famous Little Club, . 1120 vs flashes. | October 1 Mi n rk 5 11:10 \.ym of Columbia from CBS | .t trbana. Since their advent into the mu- 5:4 Rhyme | tudios. Noven ton vs. Chi- | sical world, Pollack and his orches- 11:30—Pipe Dreams from CBS stu- | . it a have been the idols of the col dios Nosember 9 —Northwestern vs | leziate set from Maine to Californ d |12 Midnight eries from CBS | gpio gtate at Cglumbus. Their ultra modernistic arr studios. November 16—To be announced. | nients have been danced to by mil- = - | November 30—Army vs Notre | lions, who will again step to the Joston | Dame at New York. irkling rhythms this evening. s or | December 14—Carn Tech vs.| T am includes Won'tcha ws ‘.«,,m Southern California at Les Angeles. | Louise, hful Baby, In the Hush sutios —John B. McGrath, barytone. i Dreember 28—Army vs. Leland | of the Night, Wang W: Blues T omfort music from NBC ! stanford at Palo Alto, Cu low Dog Blues, Truc Blue Lou, | 9 olph's orchestra udios. | D Whete the Sweet Torget-Me-Nots | * studios. §:00—>Musical program. All Germany heard ¢he details of | Remember, Lovable and Sweet and Concert from NBC studios §:30—Ben Pollock and his orches- | (s Janding of the Graf Zeppelin at | Song of the Islands. Roose progra tra from NBC studios 1.0s Angeles. A radiogram fo WGY, —A. M. 8. | Iton world pro; 9:00—The Sir from NBC otu- | gepenectady, said that the NI from N 1dios, | dios account of the arrival of the gian e 5 = = 11:00—Hollir orth hall 9:30—Melody men. aircraft was received with exc llent RE"EF FROM CLJRSE 11:30—Hen ation from NDC stu- quality and without fading i, dios Broadcasters in Berlin, Germany OF CONSTIPAT!ON Lz ¢ AOAS ¥ 10 Weather and flying foreeast. | o orteq receiving * the program | A " i ”\‘i' g 10:35—News dispatches. through one of WGY's short wave B 2l Sl iE : == stations, W2XK. operating on a fre- | A 13 Creek physician says Hamp's Kentucky O N ATaven—15] reck physician says, L —WDRC, '\"“‘ L e auency of 17,300 kilocy It was |« ipation responsible for ty hour. 5 i iy nderstood that the program was & m sery the y other cause.” and Tord and Glenn % The Haven Jonn quar- ¥ rebroade hroughou 5 But immediate relief has been T | many, according to previous ar-|found. A tablet called Rexall Or-| o o 5 heitens rangements made with the National | derlies has been discovered. This j8 "["“ on VEDS Droadeasting company. | tablet attracts water from the s s Hawaii 2 L b Air Juniors | e Ko, tcelliat 4] : — y tem into the lazy, dry, cvacuating 8:15 Farn I r | a:00 : incent Topez d his orche howel « 1 the col The water The Music Parade 1622 by the | fravel to the south for the musical | loos the ary food waste and| M Y inspiration for their program, to be causes a gentie, thorough, natural | ent without a habit | increasing the dos p siffering from constipation a Rexall Orderlie night. | Next day bright. Get 24 for 25c to- heard over the W NRC this evening Starting with Alal stra features Antonio from in of the move 30 or 1y Snow, the | § Pony Boy and Texas Medley. rmin eville Atlantic City—1100 sehall scores <y hymns e v final southern fouch is given |day at nearcst IRtexall or Lig ¢ ith Terrace 00—Tittla club en with the closing Song of the Bayou. |Drug St [ « College Inn orches I SR — tra v | 10:15—Margaret | §:00—Dau. rrotypes from CBS | 15.00__joe Rea st Nighthawlks §:30 s Marine band | 1y 00" "Benson’s orchivs LU0 11 1 Pier minst mysteries from | o154 pollies Bergere orchest 1 Meyer Davis' orchestra, o | 1—WIAM. Rochester—1150 Dinner music The longest football schedule in | Stock quotatio the history of radio broadcasting 1l scores. will be undertaken by the CBS this | wscastir fall. Starting three weeks hefore the Vincent Lope and his or- | World's S o8, «d Husin Colum- « om NBC studios. hia's ace rts announc will ) renade from NBC studios. | broadeast a scason of not less than am 12 gameés. The schedule covers all sections of m School of music prog from NBC t orchestra fr tudio every inter udios. coun the radio, o Better not delay, men. .. Just a few days in which to pick an extra pair at this low price 885 VCGUE SHOE 36 MAIN STREET SHOP a| . " | Championship T race, sanctioned by the United States ion of athletic control boards on | to be heard in that broadcast. He |#utomobile Rac ociation. Will| ¢ 1 ake Pocotopaug. feet below high water. 4 2 = the matter. While no opposition s | will play Chopin's Valse in E Minor |be held here Sunday, Sept. 29, the —— - e \nectady expected the system hhs refrained | and Scherzo (opus Debussy's | day before the opening of thel s Arline Root of Golf street, | = g——=———"" ¢ §:00—Stock reports; produce mar- | from announcing a game which may | Prelude and Dohnanyi's Rhapsodie |American Leglon convention, it WAS | itn Mrs. Ruth Marshall Steveas ‘——- hymn } cports; mews items; Sara- | have to be changed at a later date. | (opus 11, number 3) are the other |2nnounced today by E. M. 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