New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1929, Page 22

WEDNESDAY Eastern \mmlur«l Time tudio en- semble in descriptive music by Viennese composers 8:00—Favorite tun played in a concert Erno Rapee f 8:30—The Baker dios 9:00—Seth Parker's inging School 9:30—Paul Oliver; Olive Palmer Elizabeth Lennox; Re from NBC studio 10:30—T Pagliacci frox studios —Time er Tf}'\or( forec of five nations dir Old Fashioned velers 12 Atlantic 303—WBZ, Springfield—090 5:00— closing stock 5:30—Lost and fou wanted B:45—The Safety Crusaders 6:00—Time; 6: 6:5 6 7:00—Twilight Melodies studios 7:30—R 8:00—The Foamers studios 8:30—The Foresters from studios 9:00—The Smiths from NBC studios 9:30—President Hoover at ville 10:00—The Voyagers from NBC studios 0—Orchestra cted by G -aser Harrison from NB( :00—Amos 'n’ Andy from NBC ‘l\lf‘l\c: 235 11:17—The bett vs, 12:00 adio Natu ague from NBC NBC Louis- direc 422—WOR, Newark—710 5:00—Musical musings—organ 5:30—Your Child and his Pro- nunciation 40—Fontaine trio 00—Time 01—Frank C. Doblin 110 :15—Aviation weather 120—Sports talk 0—Uncle Don 0—Time —The Minute Men 0—The Town Crier 9—Chimes 0—Mid Pacific 0—The Fireside Roy 00—Square Deal Party 0—Pianette, Violine, and Angela 10:00—Shades of Don Juan 11:00—Time, news bulletins; ther report 11:05—Frank Daley's orchestra, 11:30—Moonheams baritone forecast Jazzette wea- Palais Joy 349—WABC, New York—S800 !:flfl—(‘ln?lng market prices 6:15—Bookhouse story time 6:00—French lessons—Dr. Thatch- er Clark €:30—Guy Lombardo and his Royal | Canadians :58—Time 00—Diamond entertain :30—Sachs program :00—The Voice of Columbia 00—Red :30—Smoker :00—Radio h :30—Dixie :00—Hank 2:00—Midnig mmons' Show Boat t Reveries ‘J‘Jlomnmmy Spanish lessons— Berlitz information Appreciation course salvatore Cusenza, mando- nd Gold orc ed Synagogue service Melody B:30—Reports. prices and summary of the quotations tions; s tural reports 6:00—New Yorker Hotel 0 6:45—Books in the Lin Tom Masson 7:00—Twilight Melodies 30—Talk by John B 35—Mme Lolita Gainsborg ist 7:45—My South—Katherine Foamers "he Foresters 9:00—The Smiths 9:30—President Hoover at Louis- ville 10:00—The Voyagers 10:30—Orchestra directed by Guy NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBTR 23, 1929 f, PROGRANS 128—WLW, Tea Tim § Live :40—Clos Cincinnati—700 311—WENR, Chicago—S870 380—WBBM, Golden Chicago—770 Iinois concert orches Gar ems’ orc Terrace n orc rs —WGY program The Bakers from NT studios 0—The studios 9:30—President Hoover at Louis- ville NBC Shavers from Oliy the It —Paul Oliver; Lennox; velers "m—-—\\u\\l Rochester—1150 violonist and his Cali- cague talk studios 30—The Foresters from NBC miths from 2 Hoover a 2H1—WNAC, ) -4 and hi Arc on your RADIO [JOURNEY THE Post & Lester Co. 11 MAIN ST. TEL. 199 Wholesale Distributors Cunningham e Palmer; s flashes mmons' dios Show Boat , New Haven—1330 ther report orchestra 500—WCAC, Storrs—600 5—Music and Making a Living | Atlantic City—1100 dinner music ) entertainers teeves Brothers quartet , contralto I Pagliac avallo’s famous laugh- eping heart will ~vn1hw»\vmm1( d the WEAR network this Leonc | Opera company over NBC coast to coast » of a revision of the opera will be given of on No- nounced. alem American les Wakefield Cad- will be broadcast October 30 Verdi's co ted Rigoletto is presented mber 6. There ng opera on November 13 v this wee ve date inste as previous opera nan and to be will be The story of I Pagliacci simple onn. A prologue, sung be- fore the curtair audience . A com- 1as come Feast of nvites {o witness a genre dran v of strolling players in Italian village on the 2 A amption d is busily setting propertics. Canio is the leader and plays the role of is madly jealous of edda the troupe chinello. H ty wite epulses the who there- Tonio wit 1o between Nedda young farmer, who promises to flee with her that night. | Tonio reports all this to Canio who, maddened by rage, demands the of her lover from Nedda. He »d from violence only be- villagers arrive to see the 0 is in their midst course of the play Canio's gets the upper point of his dag- cks to wring a conf When she refuse he vell as Silvio who has Nedda's call for "Tonio, eance. 1y comedian rs v Silvio, = name is re cause lie Wolf will n Oliver will ing Nedda po v Canio, as Tonio, Theo- Silvio and Harold nch as Harlequin, Another broadcast of importance will take place thi 30 when President Her will s from the Ohio river at Louis- addres livered from a 1 officially open spanning the stream— the hical Mason and Dixon line - ing Kentucky and southern In- liana. William Hard, Washington correspondent, will introduce the president through the WEAF chain NBC of th system Windsor T. T f the N her of geett speech erith York theater and a diction will speak over | PHOTOGRAPHS {OF FAMILY GROUPS At Special Reduction ‘Arcade Studio of Course Now the Time to Eat Oysters and We Have the BEST When in Hartford dine with us, and don’t forgct to bring some home for [the other members of the family. HONISS’S OYSTER HOUSE 22 State St. Hartford, Conn. (Under Grant's Store) R e l Through the Static ] - i) a new , SHOW CIRL | WOR this evening at Mr. Daggett, who has devoted his life to the study of the spoken word, will | describe how wrong accent and bad | and careless speech in chiidren can be corrected evenly more effective at home than in th he believes, is a great educator L\)W voice 3 5:30. of | Jealousy and the tragic experience that beset a coal miner and’ his family caused by hastily drawn | conclusions, is the drama which will presented on the Red Seal hour | this evening at nine o'clock over WABC and stations of the CBS. | Because of a coal strike, Joe Clay- ton, a miner, is forced through ne- cessity to leave his family and seck employment in a nearby city. He a promising position, and just as they were on the brink of a happy life, free from financial worries. th e confronted by the tragedy of blind misunderstandi Joe had returned home to find w in the arms of another man. Cr and embittered he left the and returned to the city to lose him- self in a whirl of intemperance and folly. When he finally returns to his family after realizing the truth | of the situation :he unhappy man | finds a home far different than the | one he left | be obtains The Ri by Em- Five dance ballads from viera Girl, the operetta | merich Kalman, will be on the pro- | program of the Bakers orchestra, di- rected by Frank Black this evening at 8:30 when they broadcast through WEAF and associated stations. The trio will sing Bert Willlams' unc ament, I Ain't Got Nobody, Phil Duey, baritone, will sir as the Night. On the classic the orchestra will play Anton Rub- instein's classic dialogue Toreadore et Andakouse and Solve, | from Grieg's Pesr Gynt Suite. The Shavers' Barber Shop (Fio ill be featured in a medley of orge M. Cohan favorites during side their broadcast this evening at nine | o'clock through WEAR ated stations. IFrom George N toire the trio has sele Regards to Broadway, Bill and So T Mary. malc vocalists will also be heard on the choruses of Why Do I Love You from Show Boat, Girl of My Dreams and Little by Little Another feature of will be a medley of the marching songs of Harvard Dartmouth, Army and Yale teams face cach other on the iron Saturday. and associ- Cohan's reper- 1 Give My teamboat These the program othall and whos grid- Satistics Brewster, tor of ool school Sociologists, psychologists. W and welfare workers for the broadcast of Cou Justice homas C. T. Crain of New York, Democratic candidate for dis- trict. att this even t seven o'clock when he will discuss Crim t and its Cure. art jur . 1y mee watching | ¥, " ritt hotel well as th ill health. are Suprer The suppression of crime has been of worry to thos in civi \d welfare work cepting police, and has bee of the jurists' chief subjects of study be a source n o d in legal activities, 2 d and frank methods of arriv- ing at logical conclusions make his | talks very interesting. In the studio during the lecture will be a group of criminologists. exercises, ust as a v of you T REV. DR. SWEETSER DEAD Philadelphia, Oct. Dr sdwin Chapin v T 5 tor and r emeritus of said versalist cnurch of the Messiah, died at his home yesterday. He was 82 Dr was a Tuits college and of the inary, Canton, N. Y g to I best work nd so it Sweetser graduate of Universalist before com- rdelphia in 1879, he serv- cd churct syracuse, N. Y., and New York city. 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