New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1929, Page 40

NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOB ER 18, 1929, FRIDAY 9:15—Socialist party program A ‘ —Madison Square Garden Eastern Standard Time | s - | and news summary 3—WTIC, Hartford—1060 i Will Oakland's Terrace party 5—News bulletins; program |1 inhow Inn orchestra resume | Ward's orchestra %:15—Joint recital with Mabel Col- of Songland and Alfred I soprano, chon, | 1g of Sports 1 Y, New York—660 Timers .ady Next Door of programs nd Gold orchestra wins Eternal Question way Lights World in Music—Pierre studios 0—Gus and Lo 'd Arthur | —The | 8:00 Concert orchestra with the \‘1 program 1 Louie and Arthur of Melody Mystery House ncent Lopez and his or- stock markets positions New York: 60 Story of the Kiss of programs : closing stock mar- s and quotations; hary of the day; cotton » closing prices and quo- state and federal agricu Works of 5—N 6:01—W s—Mark s Composers vs b time Che ummar orchestra ard, songs —Bob Sherwood's Circus 9:00, Premier ly Jones and Memories “from lets Anna, the glad rls E.!| 6:00—Cincinnatl club —Dinner music orchestra T Campus Carrollers from wood's Circus from | Predictions—Tryan dors from NBC Wifeo s Loves from NBC avia- silly Jon m NBC and Er Hare NBC from NBC finan- | | | | { | | | 10:30 7:30—Minstrels 7:30—Organ Interlude Jefferson society talk 40—Organ interlude 45—Tooks and their Authors :59—Time 8:00—In a Russlan Village from CBS studios 8:30—The Penmen from CBS studios | 9:00—Story hour from CBS studios | 10:00-—Bremer Tully Time from CBS studios 10:30—Jesse Crawford, the poet of the organ from CBS studios 11:00—News flashes 11:10—Jacques Renard and his or- chestra 11:30-—Abe Lyman's orck CBS studios 12:00Midnight Reveries , New Haven—1330 ather report esta from 226—WDR ] News; we 17 Mandolin o § Harlan A. Harwood, tenor 7 News and the World Book- 9—TIda Y. Hipollus, soprano §:30—Dorothy Eno, violinist §:45 dythe M. Lumsdon, con- tra 9:00—Weekly Business talk 9:15—Margaret Locke, Irish ac- cordionnst 9:30—The Odd chestra ~Weather report 273—WPG, Atlantic City—1100 Fellows dance or- 8:00—Shelburne dinner mu: §:40—Harmonica band of Atlantic City 9:00- 9:30— Yance orchestra 10:00— n, tenor 110:30—Atlantic City dance orchestra Iver Slipper orchestra n and ensemble presen- st Pittsburgh—980 rket reports tsburgh ad- | Jessica Dragonctte, star of The- | the orchestra, each of the trump- 8:00—The Triadors from NBC ater Memories, will play the title [eters and violinists offering solo studios | role of Elicen, the first of the three | variations of the melody. I%oolish §:30—Santine Leone, soprano i light operas. Opposite her, playing | and not-so-roolish humor mark the | §:45 amous Loves from NBC | the dashing officer of the Irish bri- | duets, Give the Poor Girl a Chance, | studios | gade, Captain Barry 0'Day, will be | Oh How That Woman Could Cook | 9:00—Billy Jones and Ernie Hare ('More. Muriel Wilson will take the and I'm 1. in". In memory of ;.‘ from NBC studios | part of Lady Maude and Charles | recent trip to the west coast, the | 9:30—Theater Memories from NBC | Robinson will be heard in the role | boys will harmonize Springtime in studios f Colonel Lester. The story is laid | the Rockies 10:00—The Quakers from NBC [ in one of the most romantic periods | The program of organ music (o be studios 5 of Irish history ,and in the days of | broadcast by Jesse Crawford over [10:30—Program from Chicago NBC | the rebellion of the 1790's WABC and the CBS this evening at | studios i ’ ol | B 10 includes strongly contrasted | ”“:“‘l"l“;': CLRRERIT Mlle. Modiste, which is now en- “”“"”'f"‘j“';‘]’ ,j.:"”,r:’”’”\l .l: G S the 5 | joving a Broadway revival, will give Lran OXALOKE NENg ,(-o\ormiw(-nv:l'mtlur forecast | 0% ‘: EE e wM\‘ ’: \,:‘}_,f'(,_, cato Polka from Sylvia. Also to 244—WNAC, Boston—1230 Miss Dragonette, e will play the pL ;‘m\ 5:00—Ted and his gang part of the Parisian milliner first ‘1 5 tio e (he rosram made famous by IFritizi Scheff, who L £ is playing the same rolo in the Sl L whD : roadway production and who ap- Simc e 6100 Waath | peared in the first radio reproduc- B e et landlthe tion of the operetta. Colin O'More ! will sing the role of Gaston and i [ ootlight Gems Henry Shope will play the part of 6:50—The Star Gazers Naughty Marietta, the romantic b 7:05—The Budgeteers story of pirates and casquette girls, | | 7 ditorial News Review of the | Will again find Miss Dragonette and Week | Colin O'More in the lead roles. the masquerading Count- 1, will be played by Miss Dragonette while Mr. O'More wiil be | heard in the part of Captain Dick, | American coast guard officer, Mary Marietta, Society Insists Contract Binding —(rew Eckener’s Problem i | Hopple will appear as Adah, and Oct. 18 (A—Des theg) Walter Preston will take the part of nationstioray Syatiesnevact i 2 ' ppelin to make the po-| As usual, Harold Sanford, difector 147 trip planned for next spring, the of the orchestra, will occupy the ACToarctic society is proceeding conductor’s platfortn and Howara M, | Vi 118 preparations fov e “,“"',"; 1ductol Lonn and. : he soclety's representative, Dro- | ‘ Iy Wil introduce the L e steamer Reliance for New York to | Diabetes, cancer, heart disease |complete arrangements for a Fair- and tuberculosis are among the |panks hase and to supervise s subjects to be considered by leading ment . reserves, and spa Boston specialists 1n a series of parts. Professor Weigand also 1s | health talk which wil be broadcast ng to America to arra radio | every Friday evening, beginning to- | cquipment and disct he fi s { night, at §:30 from WBZ Springficld. work with American sci- ific | This public health feature will be presented under the s of the > gociety insists t | Boston Tuherculosis association flight made, according o | The opening talk this evening will contra thet the trouble with be by Dr. Samuel ne. His sub- [the dirigible crew is up to its mas- Ject is Some Lay Remarks Concern- |ter, Dr. Hugo Eckener. Three rep- | | ing Heart Discase. Dr. Levine i resentatives of the Aeroarctic soci- ociate in medicine at Peter Bent oty have to gor ricdrichshafen | B | medicine am hosy and instructor at the Harvard Medical ; school, More t} | | Mary [1ar ¢ in to settle injured and Rob, those two “intrep- | their homes, ravelers who journey hither nd th « yon, will hear nd | thither | a tale.from the lips of a radio en- | this cveni at nine o'c k It you're good, you may ! the back door too and he all about throt WABC and the | CDBS tonizht Jack Hunt, a wireless operator in | the Navy dur #irl of his dres the . found the little villa ms in a on the coast of I | loved hier sailor beay | of true love was | when one of the pranks of fate, so iy ] % SU | ful romance of the ‘Ymfi’z‘fie@ i [But she could!] pra 1 her, it w Amos T S S AToA | 730 Shorwood's Cireus from |t b Yi ms 80 1 3 ap Rook | NBC studio: story? g 3 11:30 1 Ford and Glenn | g.00—The Triadors from NEC & 1‘ v C e At wvoid these un- 1 1 —Sweet and Low Down Personalities at 711 from \_”"""'_ humorous Moor | tion it Party | "NRBC studios S "w'm’ -‘\u o “"‘ - ' dol ":v‘w reotic, but it | Se | 84 amons Loves from NBC | Yegr i ERiean: 1 el Which too 3I9—WABC, New York—860 | SU—WENR, Chlcago—870 | “studios i ZroleRion i oehpl LFL ek 3.00—A n and Contract Bridge miors | 9:00—Wily Jones and E qinnejh but effee Teith ner's Farmer | from NBC studios i garduthnanelithe cled. 4 B:15 en Minutes | 8:30-—Theater Memories 7 system of it NBC this eve- yrt comes it 00—« i | studios » o'clock You will get e ! 10:00—The Quakers from NRC i of the party is found of how hard i1 1 | stnatos cal nursery rhym ese won- 7i00—H and. Goor | 1 Program from Chicago NBC | heard in every kindergarten, Happy z to hinder ] T \ Plates featur Ohicngo—770 stud rthday To You. And, lest anyone the normal of men | nd Frank Syl [11:00—Amos 'n’ Andy from NBC nks of serion the pair | struatio mon s¢ : Pl ey A nch the spirit of the i to nse them 9 orchestra Don Best ith Al Don’t Grow on Tf you would spare elf all 9:0 i juartet nn orchest _plays Your y uffering at this ti 10 a r0 danc: orchestras | \d Dottoms Up. | trim litile cas ¢ s sy | i Piccolo x»m‘ ung by Ernie Ha purse or pocket ¢ s Gare will be played in a round rol ¢ | a:00—1 n ¥ ners lar M e A ~ == | G A ol Throuch the Static . 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