New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1929, Page 24

1 w . ~ i YY) = z ‘ — i / A bilee quartet | polated excerpts fiom the composi- | some startling information about Three courses are being 1 toward the I | “’ tI// ag.Y Keever, contralto | tions of the masters. a certain supposedly respectable ” R this semester. “The Qld raining diplo- > ¥ Boys | Another departure n the produc- | member of the robber parcy. These L ment” will be taught 1 conncil . 0) )W 3 ox and hisiGubsS|itloniwilll be that thelcustomAry an-|lamazing. discoveried shichi led! 1o W. C. Hill, pastor of the the school 7 o 7 11:0; r Slipper orchestra nouncer eliminated. Instead, I | the solution of the case ill form church. “Primary Ma ent to the dean, R = ——— | teners will hear the voic: of Pedro | the basis of the gripping story which Mu! Methods™ will be taught | Alfred D. Ieininger, the First de Cordoba, one of America’s great- | will be rortrayed over the radio by RCFER A C. Stockwell of this city. Church of Christ, or to the T 2 est actors. His volce will link to-|q capable cast of players tization and Pageantry in Religiot Miss Cora Ii. Graulich of THURSDAY chestra Tb h :h o e S glatan i R e G e Methodist church, =5 | s:00- | reug e dStatic ;::_}I’X‘I:r the various parts of the pro —_— ‘Tmmmg School Semester to) maucation” win e taugne by Miss Tethodist church, s = am. rus musi o it June Dilts, director of ous | e Lastern Standard Time | 8:30 ‘ ————— | " Dramatic episodes inspired by in- ”,(Th,?,"'; S Seuheaclent e [) en at T”m[ ureh education of the Consresational] Tho British museum has more — 9:00— or : . e bl Ao e e [EEx8ana amag L | p y g0 B han 4 < of shelving for its 2,- g P ST (b s ‘ Now even the radio inagnates lu»lHM_l ‘w(“ \'n“i m:\ <t>f l"{' PASt! from many lands, of (\n-‘ church in Bristol, and formerl “\‘m"‘wrty SRR L J h Sl 2 Sl | have gone in for stupendous produc- [ 2nd present will be introduced into | yore ™ hoero spirftuals and modem e the staff of the Week Day LA . hour from NBC | 9 | the programe. A cast of 20 actors | ; i ; 5 10:00—Dance | tions, just li movie manufactur- ;g 5 ciresses; many of them with | compostions will be presented The Community Leadership Train- schools in Dayton, O. This cours 8:30—Sunset hour—studio en- |11 L ers. They spend and spend and | with names well known on Broad- | L ouglt WLC, Chicago, on a series ing school held under the auspices Ly A T T el ‘I semble supper musi 11 Slumbe sic | 5 | of Thursday night broadcasts at|of the New Britain Council of Ite.|matic method of expression as an s > su sica 1 Rl e [spend while the public listens and | way, will interpret these episodes| o g | 2y : id to vitalizing the teaching of re- News bulletins e o] s il o CoeTa LS G S i et e he B ious Education will open for the ¢ 8 8 | e | ] c e s S e el o e ) el e wester of the current year ligious truth | 126—WLW, Cincinnati—700 R NSO < n l‘”‘“’l‘_';' i ey M "_O‘”‘? Ou‘"l‘];(' | choirs and singing socic O e Gt G P Enrollment is being completed for trio | The I o!Clock Hnwalians. [(W 1AL the fouicome His iwill 'be 1di S U % | them with national The school will m in Tri hool during the present weck, [ 7:00—Silent | ~Live stock reports Denlite dose ek it I e monies | A8 e 1 oE R : have been scheduled by Don Malin, | arutnodist e &t 7 olclagk in the care of Miss Cora I; : = ilsile oo thing must break. Perhaps the ra-| And (hat is what the stirsing press | Wi§ pitieal dinoeton for e 1 AT G G I T e S e B — Sing ks = S 5 ay. Well a e S| 2 e h d and each class w nave > pe- egistri ©xtbooks arc 303—WBZ, Springficld—990 :45—Polly and Anna, the glad 0 Plociwitil JobLytorja systemistchl) eleasesisayig Well sund oo d i Rer e n e sre g e riods for its work each of the six ly available and the s- 2 the one now in use in Buropean | haps the program will come up to |y b TrC Kl & 2 X S e, Gt b, et e TR e Sl el T e enener s et b R IRl SR g mailed this week 0—Lost and four | {i club orchest countries. Thers each owner <t Sl e K;\\'A;nl‘ e ooq | &:000 and 4,000 men and wemen ap- | sehgol is planned for teachers und to the students alrcady enrolled e & Rl et e T iment e et Faitaalin | Den BetorentreRivr Sl o optoncall ki B ek L e RS in this E:4E—"The MMikado 7:00 ber of wi u?: he receives through the se {‘i‘_k sy ‘“‘ -‘“*M »\‘ 2 I‘ DG | for group singing during the chorus \gay chureh schools, for yot hool are issued by the Interna- M 7 iroadcasts sponsored y i} o- anging T e g K¢ el o s s. Py 5 ‘ = & 1 £00—" 7 ony’s Serap ‘) el ts sponsored manufac- | ,F e | music programs. ple who look forward to tional Council of Religious Iiduca- 7 Ihrough the Jar irers are ur s a dircet | | Opening tonight with the 100 ang for parcnts tion with headquarters in Ch $:00—Nerenade from NRBC studios orollary, detter and | A cycle of Kinder Hedcr of alvoices of noted n. gro spiritual sing- | : 5 | $:30—The rs from NBC Q. of the age listener is| modern German composer, Dr. Atm- | ors, the Metropolitan church chon | ! e On the Alr studios | ’r, because only good programs | in Knab, by Miss Emmy Rohmeder, | (e wrg schedule will cavry every L T L T S AR R TS | IOSNIGHY 730 REM. | 9:00—Billikin Tro are broa 1e is not both- | will be heard through station WTIC | {hird Thurs of the months the g | WA New)ork i e oy from NBC | ered by of someonc's | Thursday morning, October 31, &t Chicago Welsh Male choir of 60 mus i E rederick W. Mansfield, studios S soap or cornflakes p | singing folk songs of their mative WHEG Rochester candidate for mayor of Boston 10:00—Hollingsworth Hall | And now the ne plus ultra in ra- | Rohmeder's musieal train- | land. Music of the I6th and 17th WNAC... Bostan The Coke 2 orc's band | dio entertainment is about to be of- an in Germany when she | centuries as sung by the Chicas : > . . s b WGHP . Detroit 7:30—Vincent Lopez and his or- 'n' Andy from NBC ! fered 0 piece symphony orche s a child. At the age of 14 she ‘,\(j,,,\,-y,,ml ,.l;y:(,:“,,].“‘“,‘,’,Y‘, ,\(v: \(.\:flr{ Absolutely free. Four ) pieces of ,h(:“lmm], silver- WEAN Frwyldarce chestra from NBC studios dless chorus of 40 voices. | was studying voice culturs with Pro-|on . WIS, TRus and Cathoiic |ff Ware given with each ton of HOTTER ANTHRACITE. S ade from NBC studios | . 1 cast of 20 veteran actors and | fessor Brach and piano with Pro-| church music as s a capella by BEST COAL FOR CASH - parkers from NBC ip Book | production staff utilizing the best r Zilcher at the statt con-|the University of Chicazo chol “A DAUGHTER OF THE AURORA™ studlos talent in radio are the ingredients / of music in Bavaria. 1In| ¢ programs by two or- R . 3:00—David Buttolph and his or- |12:00—Gibson orch to be combined hy the National as graduated with hon- 6ris; the WIS singers: and NUT by Iar\k’;umll:n . chestra {r BC studios — |12:30—Andy Mansficl Broadcasting company to produce | ors from the state conssrvatory of [the Anvil Chorus and groups from TR a ek Fevie dramatled 9:30—Concert orchestra from NBC | Lee 5 | the most pretentious an1 claborate | music at Wuerzbers. On Friday. | the foreign singing i the STOVE . ctric Furnace-Man chorus. studios | 1:00—sign ott J‘!.w-ho presentation ever to go on the | October 11, she gave a recital over | leading churshes of ana tric Furnace-Man makes your present . 10:00—Dance orchestra from NB( S Lair. ] f | WTIC singing the songs of Schubert | from schools and unive will be EGG < e e s studios 2 g | The production s :ha Sajute, and Brahms. | broadecast during the WLS season. = tptaa it 3 ture, Dealers and Distributors everywhere, 11:00—Amos 'n’ Andy 00—The Al ' | which will be inaugurated Wedns The music store of Blair and| e Send for interesting booklet. studios Al ceelily Barmay { day night, November 6, at 7:30. The | Brodrib, 197 Main street, has put . ; PARAN 606 danboniont ] v 11:15—Time; weatherman e il | new production will be the most | one of its studios at the lisposal of | David Buttolph and his orchestra . ews bulletins ; ke sand | | costly radio presentation ever to ge | Miss Rohmeder, and one day each | {Onight will present Henry Burr, 1€, Milton Ebbins’ Aristocrats 2: 11\1“]:‘ "i‘;‘yf“ Ty | on the air regularly. Tt will employ | ridays from two to five|{"nor in two lyrical aumbers 0 er oa or 12:00—Time | 1:00—DX Air Vaudevill ‘ largest cast of musicians and | o’clock in the afiernoon, she \.m;-{""””‘ Through and Good -\M‘)“ L —— | b s = o R o ne of the orchestral hits of the | “ SR o actors of any regular program. The | examine pupils for concert singing, | On 9 W - TET I I Apan 25 W e 389—WBBM, Chicago—770 S £ | i § . ) 2 A ELEP 2 463 225 WOR, Newanier 1) RN I a0 RN, Ghlcast TAORI SR i e RIS e s o o [ prosram witl be selections “rom vie- || 2 WOODLAND ST, TELEPHONE 4637 ~ Bale Muslc andpneyebblogyes S ] e y | technique of its production repre- o S ECIberta EMIle BM it iThe Sy D (Patented Automatic Coal Burner) Siplen L e | 9:30—Gold Seal program from CBS | 4i0 showmanship and is the first to| Rudy Vallee wlll be bask on the ¥ De heard at ninc Bl "’“}Ei‘ e [ it 3 include every microphons medivm | air this evening after an absence of ke through station WI7 and | Bty L e ! (8 e | nerctofore used in radio, supple- His reappearance will | associated stations. S T T e R Y T I mond LaVergne 10:00—Temple hour from CBS | | L e e B:50—The Spotlighters e tnaios | ted by the new developments in | be in the Sunshine hour, A program | L fof & s of dramatic : LACSROLLEN e 5 L | pre ation methods. | heard through the WEAR network entitled Fires of Men will 6:00—Time 10:30—Ted Weems orchestra | | 5 even v 6:01—Lola Dimon, soprano 11:00—WBBM Night Court The orchestra will actually be a|of the NBC system from eight to ¢ lcast this Syening \\‘hvn A e rdo and his Royal | 90 piece grouv, for the 40 voices in | nine o'clock. Vallea, crooning | Daughter of the Aurora, written by e e e e ot et \ CBS studios | the chorus will he considered as in- | love songs have made him netionally | ¢k London, is presented over 90 Sh0rts i 00—Ted Weems and Gus Ed- | struments and the musical scores | famous with the flappers and sup- | WABC and the CBS chain at 7:30 6:30—Unc wards orchestras | for the singers will be written in | pressed old maids has been in Holly- | London knew the north as few : #300—Timo 1:00—One Hour | the same manner as the music 1s | wood, starring in a squawker. men are privileged to know it, and OF 7:01—Crime and Its Cure— dance orches [ Arenareal foniine ; | all of the realism of his story has preme Court Justice Thoma Crain 7:15—Vic Erwin's Hollywood or- chestra 7:45—Elements of aviation 7:59—Chimes 8:00—Salon orchestra with Ralph Grosvenor, tenor 9:00—Citizen's committee for the | reelection of Mayor Jimmie Walk- er 10:30—Square Deal party 11:00—Time; news bulletins; wea- ther report 11:05—Hotel Astor orchestra 11:30—Moonbeams 349—WABC, New York—S860 5:00—The Ebony Twins—piano duo 5:15—Children's Story Time 6:30—Littmann’s entertainers 6:00—Closing market prices 6:30—Civic Repertory plays with Eva LeGallienne 6:58—Time 7:00—Rundback’s orchestra 7:30—Fires of Men 8:00—Health program 8:15—The Political ~ Situation ‘Washington Tonight—Fredric Wil- liam Wile 3:30—United States Army band #:00—Detective Mysteries :30—Gold Seal hour 10:00—Temple hov 10:30—National Forum from Wash- ington 11:00—Paramount orchestra 11 Canadians 12:00—Midnight Reveries 526—WNYC, New Yor 8:45—Time; market high 6:50—The Union of Pen and Voice 6:05—Review of the Week in Sports 6:20—Patrick Kelly, baritone 6:35—The Open Road 7:00—Minding the Mind—Miss Glee Hastings 7:15—Department of Health talk 7 Time 7:30—Time; police alarms; civie information 5 Involving Inven- as « Tusiness . violinist Joses 0—The I 0—Sign o 526—WMCA, New York—57 entertain- Studio pri 30—Hollywoc 100—Time 451—WEAF, New York—660 12:00—Hal Ke tra 305—WJZ, New York—760 in | 0—Guy Lombardo and his Royal | Schenectady—790 . 0. hour from NBC studios 6:00—Stock reports; produce ket reports: news items nec music he Quaker State Boys :30—WGY Agricultural program 8:00—Rudy tra from NDC studios 9:00—The Singevs from studios :30—Program from :00—The Old Counsellor from NBC studios —Dance or studios National Concert Bureau NBC studics recital mar- NBC studios estra from NBC 26 1—WFAM, Rochester—1 5:30—Detailed reports of the | 6:3 T 7:00—Frank | chestr 30—Vincent Lopez and his or- from NBC studios renade from NBC studios » Sparkers from NBC W n Adams Skultety and his or- 9:00—David Buttolph's orchestra from NBC studios 9:30-—Concert orc tra from NBC studios 10:00—Dance orchestra from NBC | studios [11:00—Amos 'n’ Andy from NBC | studios [11:15—Organ recital | 12:00—Government weather forecast Boston—1230 5: d and his gang 5:3 Nation Wide program The Waltoneers ashes 6:009—Weatherman —(iood News Bearers 6:25 s | 6:40—The Signets «.:80. An Ameri antasy T:05—Dinner orc a with the 1 e So Man | Fires of Men from CBS studios §:30—United States Army bhand om CBS studios 9:00—Detect Mysteries from CBES 9:30—Gold Secal program from CBS studios 10:00—Temple hour from CBS studios —WDRC, New Haven—1330 6 Program of organ mu nd weather report RC trio 7 vs and the world bookman §:006-—The Haven Four 8:15—Wilton ) » Neigk s C. Smitt pianist —WPG, Atlantic City—7100 Gospel Hymns n recital > Club entert ):30-—Rteeves Brothers ) Litt ainers B:00—Music Critic on the Alr—Al- = e THO st ‘f\()\\' is the Time to Eat mary of | | Oysters and We Have Eauorts oo ¢ s and quotations; | the BEST ary of th cotton ex- | hange closing pric nd quota- | When In Hartford dine with us, and tions; state federal agricul- | don’t forget to bring some home for nshine ickland’s T rk ion of Mothers Virginia Gil- college 1a Queen 7:30—Vincent Lopez and his or- itizens—Dear of Ba and ( dersleeye | the other members of the family. 'HONISS’S | OYSTER HOUSE 22 State St. Hartford, Conn. (Under Grant's Store) lee and his orches- | | rector, @ choir master, a musical 'he theft of the valuatle jewels| The girl has promised to marry the director, three arrangers and two | early this year attracted wide-spread | Winner and it is for this stake that | copyists. Arrangements Yave been |attention and all indieatiors led in- | the rivals race. Incidental mu | made for the staff to work exclu- | igators to believe that it had | Will be furnished by Emil Velaz ) sively on this one production. Sodero | been the work of an inside accom- ‘ organst with vocal effects by a has prepared musical res for | plice. It was not long before the dis- | chorus of selected singers. 2 o cach program, in which ure inter- |trict attorney’s detectives learned —AMs W t % l o o 0 Daving . | How the New York police solved been captured by Carlton and Man- in 12 orchestra. Inst singers will use only the tores | the dramatically staged Wiener jew- | 16y, authors of the radio playlet, in | of the human voice. | el robbery and finally disr‘o»‘\‘rwl‘““”‘ dran " | . wre Sedero, maestra of the | the identity of the mysterious Mrs.| The story tells the exciiing tale . = ional Grand Opera com;. will | X will be presented as a radio | Of competition between two suitors the director of the orchestra. | drama this evening at nine o'clock | for a girl's hand, and involves a g ting him will be a permanent | through WABC and the Columbia | GO8 race ss the frozen wastes i taff which includes a dramatic di- | Broadcasting System, |to file a claim at the r office: The new home of The W. L. Hatch Company will he occu- pied sometime next month. It will afford a more ample space for our wide field of endeavors and, we hope,smake it pleasanter and more convenient for our clients as well as ourselves. 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