New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1930, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1930. WEDNESDAY 395—WIZ, New York—760 p L N Wo | Lastern Standard Time e on : New Ye ) W T K o \ ' i old 5 , At . ALk g Fad < Cincinnati—7300 125 —W LW —Hotel concert “Why,” Dr. 4 strings §:00—Shadc with orchestral ha 9:00—Barbizor Chemet, violinist s' vocal trio) 349—WABC, New York—800 i orchestra Heler 5:15—Littmann Holliday. tenor; contralto 5:45—My Book children’s aramount dance music: Roy Ingra rector 7:00—Diamond Entertaine Forty Fathom Traw at their rest 9:00—U. S. Marine from Washin Branson. les 134—WEAF. New York—660 Goneeel Lok Helr AL e to 1 Y o hn C. O n < v o ¥ ool of M oo ! R Tucker : 1 ] Black ! Q. % i SU—WNAC, Boston— {230 \ \ \ LISTEN TO Famous Beauty Adviser Give Her “Lessons in Loveliness” 8 el Over Station WOR TOMORROW THURSDAY NA.M EYESIG *\ 1 | HENRY F. REDDELL OPTOMETRIST RAPHAEL BUILDING 99 West M 51 CLEVATOR sERVICE PRECISIO! Our Feb. Special of 2 6x9 Portrait $2.00 is Still Going On. 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