New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1929, Page 20

XOOAYS GADIOP S EW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1929 N MONDAY Lastern Standard Time 7:0 T:45- Ba ington by NBC stu 8:00- gram 8:30- ther Marine 6:01—W ports 8:00—Roxy's gang from NDC studios 8:30—Concert orchestra fro studios 9:00—Edison pre v studios 9:30—Real Folks from NBC studic 16:00- 'abin Nights C N studio 10:30—The F NBC lic 11:00—Amos 'n’ An studios 11:15—Time weatherman 11:17—Ne 11:22—Dic 12 5:00 6:00—T 6:01— Th bulletins 7:15—Paupers in Clover— The udios fore —WOR, 30—Unels ck of the 1dio forecast eatherma imes; ra O0—DBrevities k Newcor 00—Time Musical musir Don ( is Week 7:00—Time 8:00—Th ¥ 9:00—Roosevelt 9 aunders ontclair concert Midshipmen mes e M lioette bulletins Newark—710 ol Aunt Mandy's Chillun Trio 11:00 ime; ne letins ther report 11:05—Dance orchestra 11:30—Moonbean 349—WARBC, New York— 5:00—The Five o'Clock Swer 5:30—Closing market prices irrent 7:10—N Week 7:30—Ti altenborn and Op ation me; pol 526—WMCA 8:00—THh 8:30—Ge 9:60—1 9:30 10:00. e Nat yodma . 395—WJZ, New 5.0 5:15 To Th cial exchang tations; turs 6:00— and Or sun X price imary of t vd G e Melo mmary s and reports ormon T an from £:30—Palais D'Or 7:00—Moment Musicale & New The Country Club orches from York—760 York—a70 . 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