New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1930, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1930. Government” 9:15—Musical hour —Champions —Sunday at Seth Parker's sam Herman xylophonist, as- sisted by Frank Banta, pianist 00—Bert Lown's Biltmore or- chestra 30—DMidnight Melodies, Ann Leaf | at the organ | SUNDAY {11 | —WJZ, New York—' §:00—Tone Pictures; Lew White, | organ recital; mixed quartet 9:00—Children's Hour 261—WHAM, Rochester—1150 politan Dhts; Dolores | 11:00—Service of Asbury Methodist Cassinelli, soprano; Giuseppe di| lipiscopal church; Rev. Ralph 8. Benedetto, tenor and director; Joe | Cushman, pastor Biviano, accordionist; mandolin| 1:00—St. Patrick’s Cathedral hour; quartet | Rev. Charles T. Shay and Rev. National Light Opera, “When | Tco C. Mooney Johnny Comes Marching Home; | 2:00—Down Melody Tane; concert orchestra and cast direction HMar- | orchestra and Rac Potter Roberts, old Sanford | contralto 2:00—Roxy Symphony concert, di-| 2:30—Leisure Moments, organ, rection Joseph_Littau cello, piano and William Fay, bar- 3:00—National Youth Conference; | itone soloist The Great Conclusion,” Dr. Dan- Elsic Walter and Sadye Le- iel A. Poling; mixed quartet: Mur- |« vin, two piano artists, and Dor- icl Wilson, soprano: Helen Janke,| othy Tolley, soprano contralto; Richard Maxwell, tenor: —Civie orchestra, Larl Waldo, b orchestra di-| hy Guy Fraser Harrison rection George 4:00—Bank program 4:00—Metropolitan Echoes: Arthur| 4:30—Disk Duo; vocal duo, pianist? H. Gutman, composer, 5 orchestra companist; Erva tional Robert Simmons. Emer: Rirkenholz, violinist 4 rnest R. Cl )— Disc Bud and Gordon| 6:45—NMusic progran Vandover, vocal duo: Dell Owen,| 7:00—Fireside Iorum; anist: hestra direction Wal-| W. Niven 7:30—Oilomat 0—Melodi 5 ory hour hirty Minutes with the Lastern Standard Time B1—WENR, Chicago—870 iors program 283—WTIC, Hartford—1060 —Clarence T recital | on Horace B 283—WTIC, 3:00- 1:00—News —The High Steppers —Toreign Tolicy a ernational luncheon Leag 4 Vreedom 3:30—The Continentals SHET 1 i —Newscasting —The Trinity College club | 4:45—Stringwood ensemblc hil Spit | 5:30—Walter IR. Cowles, pia Al series | lecture recital —“Movie Highlights” —Flashes 0—Highlig Hartford—1060 0 nchanted Hour,” Emil rger, director hampions ldwin Rogers, bariton is 1. Bailey, accompanist | \0—Weather report | 13 he Merry Madcaps,” Nor- | man Cloutier, director, with Tony Sacco, entertainer tenor. and conducted 3—WBZ, Springficld—990 1 Pageant of Enpires 1:45—Edward MacHugh, baritone ani forecast s World i program 2:00—Roxy Symphony orchestra Religious service; :00—Roy Clairc Romance of > n Fosdick k, travelogue piano reverie Rev. Justin Torey Pearl's orchestra 1 —Melody Parade —Disc Duo 5:01—National Harry Fmerson Fosdick j0—Recital; Michael Ahern, bari- tone: Harry Goldman, cellist; Wil- | bur Burleigh, pianis ! i0—John Orth, piani 11—American 130—Oilomatics Telodics adio hour alon Sin andlelight Quintet | y \\--A[‘} | | | Rochester—1150 tail an Religious. serviee; ons Servi on Moral R Emerson Fosdick: | male q John Keating and | George O'Brien, tenors; George | ity,” Dr, amatic Sketch based on Booth Tarkington's “enrod” 0:15—Musician 1:01—Government weathér fores 1—WNAC, bass; direction George Shackley 3:00—To be announced 7:00—Cook’s Travelogu {al music: descriptive monologue 7:30—Oilomatics; ¥red Waldner, itono ree talk pe. b 15t c omme 0. inciden- 2 vo planos a Boston—1230 6 urman , two planos and | Connecticut man, who { Seth for the National Broadcasting 0345 “ 00—Heroes of the church 9:00—Morning Musicale, Columbia | ensemble and socialists nixed quar. | 10:00—Children’s hour, the Land & sopranos LAy |10 p e Bellever ey, el o BreslEiT A don | Columbia’s Commentator, thiel bass: insteu | ;D Charles Wluischor | Bl Hbn Gatra: ‘u mun{x\}-ufl'r'f:fl service from the 15—Albert Bernard, Viola Vir- tnoso; Ralph Kirkpatrick, accom- | nist | 0—Program from London, Eng- | Five-Power Naval deric William V sport Digest —WBZ Dlayers fonor; orchestra dircetion Josef Koestner Melodics foprano, gue tot: Betsy Ay Hopple, con tenor: 1 mental « Dilworth i 5—Radio Hour; dramatizations h musical interludes | salon Singers; mixed chort 1 s direction George Dil worth: Lew White, organist 9:45—Dramatic sketeh L Booth Tarkington's “Penrod’ ter Musicians soprano: Eliz contralto: Theodore one: Lewis Jame chestra_direction H 00—"Calliope and Katherine Tift-Jones |11 < Sca Tslanders: Joseph | s, tenor and director native | | string orchestra |11 Armchair Quartet; | Leot piano solo: Milton J. tonors: ley R. Greene Quack 9:00—"Gon fuest organ program, :30—Minstrels “\"J e ) L Music “Under Dog"” e s Wynn, | Miller, Daritone: John Oalkey, | 1 ‘1 | 1 —WOI, Newark—710 Afternoon contrlto; witonc Symphony or- Metropolitan Opera i, conduct- on progr > Benia- 422—WOR, Newark—710 i om Dave Brotl nd his Var-| 21300 Lgan’c or k legians, dance orei ey y t ink Pay e — ; dall Hargreaves, 1—WNAC, Boston— 5 in Songland g v York Newspaper sity 5:30—A ciation, “Th Hickey —Program tion weather T Piano Pickups, Dorothy Du- Lucille Shackelford Don, children's pro- 18 | “and, ences; 1 12:45—Roy Nichol Fleming Vose, accompanist 1:00—Sunshine Hous, the Dudicy Radio Carolle —The Ballad hour J0—Columbia Male Chorus | $:00—Catholic Truth Period, diree- | tion of Catholic radio committee; | question box, Rev. Michael J.| Aliern, 8. J., Weston college; choir | of mixed voices, John A. -O'Shea, | organist and director | 4:00—Cathedral Hour | 5:00—McKesson's News Reel of the | o )" James voice “Jour- 1 avia- sed on ‘o 1 his Great Realtors Dinner orchestr Tour —Hotel Astor concert orches- beth Len- 0—Choir Invisible, orchestra at 1 Tl Orche nd male quartet stra and male harl He —River Ran Davol Look o lair conce ymphony © . George's churcl Street Playhouse, vaudeville Moonbeams, music and poems 7:30—Half Sc s ! i L e | and story = Keith Me- male quartef: | Cross and Maurice Tyler, alfer Preston, baritone; herris, b Pintne :15—Saturday Kn and soloists : 9:00—Midtown Hofbrau orche 4:30—Palais Joy Orchestra WEAF, New York—6 The Sunday Symphon Alma Kitchell, contralto orchestra direction Arcadic enho! ~T vices; Tenth Pres- rch; sermon by Rev. | nhouse; subject, Phari- It SRy | 18— WLW, Cincinnati—i00 | | 9:30—Church School conducted by editorial staff The Mcthodist Look | concern 30-—River reports 11:00—Chureh services t Day Recltalists —National Light Opeya '0—Roxy Symphony concert ational Youth Conference 10—League of the Little Flower 00—Dr. Tosdick 00—Henry Thics' orchestra 30— The Story of an Opera (0—Hotel Gibson orchestra dlomatics hour Marley R en and | \strumen- Dave Grupp Gl = i Mary T Tinerson Cons Carolyn G 9:00 Ball herris, bass; Patrick Kelly, 1l trio direction | 9:30—The Recital | Coombs, soprano wood, « 1ito: | man. baritone; companist “hamber Quartet Violinists; Lydic st in el tenors: rappers; Tiarle Nelzon, crooning trapper; Helen Barr, the “Little Big Sister” :50—Musical time 7:00—Flufferettes, direction of Joe 11:00—News, wea 11:05—Hotel As 11:30—Moonbeams, music prose-poems e is Biltmor 134—WEAL, Now York— 5:00—The Lady Next dren’s program direct Tucker 5:30—The Tea Timers 6:05—Black and Gold 5 chestra, direction Ludwig laurict 6:30—Women International Teague for Peace and Yreedom! e Hon. William 15, Borah Hile~e Gustave Hartman, i 7 loyd Willliams, tenor 1 e SR T:15—The Jameses: @ b ellon eran o IR e seiican family Mo with Percy| 030 iled Fusingth Soarlsiantedt | by Hemus, Jeanne Owen, Marcella| §RQ - GUITE B0 Ealleshoanlel Wreame s JUlATONS Shields, Catherine Renwick, Wade | - e Fose tilan b xngld and gohn Bhos $5—Godfrey Ludlow, violinis R0l Brithinge ed ] nd Mme. Lolita Cambrera Gain $:00— The New Business World: | *jfomiattians o ot sunshit radio service for Dusiness men i e fnianict RS I conducted rle THorpe §:0 s Arthu ariova, soprano: bala s:flflr—l,_\;w ! ol orchiestia di- the Jungl ira direetion Alexander TECHion Joset foestner 5= 2:40—Artists © Service Prog 0:00—Mark Wessel. composer. | \! 1 : e e #uest artist; symphony orchestra Tyler, fenor: orchestra direction Walter Damroseli: “Ad- AR pENOn ventures in Science,” Floyd Gib- i s bons, I 10:00—B. A. Rolfe and orchestra Parkes Cadman; “The LIgIETronyadoys ot ha Alook aning of Lent”: Oratorio Chor- Lannie Ross, tenor; instrumental ehestta dirccliontGacres trio 11:15—Smith Ballew Richman orchestra 12:00—Rudy Valee and his orches- tra. o 3 t Melodics, Ann Leaf | jon Madge Music; The Lieg Henri Koch n'Ro- | Ttog thapsodizer a Russian Village ter of the Air; Redferne Hollinshead, tenor; Muriel La J'rance, soprano; Arnold Johnsen the male quartet 10:00—Royal's Poct of the organ Arabesque —News 10—Organ recital, Arthur Martel 00—Coral Islanders 0—Midnight Melodic at the organ S19—WABC. New York—860 Womien's Aviation hour | nonirs, ladies trio | French violinist Selior, violone 1:00—The 1 mixed sextet: [ 1 Mary MecCoy, Laura Coombs. so- ranos: Ruth Ann Watson, lto: Henry Shope, William Dan- sicls. tenors: Barl Waldo, bass; di- on Dana Merriman 1 Spinish Dreams— Julian O1- | con- | | Jolly Times Popcorn Kernels| | a:30—Symiphony hour 30—Great Moments with Great Adventurers , 00—DMusical Novelesque | (Lot Ann Leaf dor, Will Os- | 341—WENR, Chicago—$70 ne hour of music church service tinee ce progi | musical 8:00—Sunday Evening club :00—Sunday Symphony concert 10:30-—Popular concert Mike and Herman, comedy | —WDRC, New Haven—1330 t1:00—Services from the Church of the Redeeme Rev. Roy M. Houghton, D. D)., pastor 30-—Chinatown, Rescu or Byron d Helen Ttubin, 7:30— Littmann hestra, illoff m Maurice | direction Musical prog Gordon soloist; p—— folnson e Hour — Rab —— Through the Static Jonah Air Vaudeville Dr. 8 direct Around 1he —Theater Obse Lon 379—WGY, Schenectady—-790 10:00—Aviation weather report 10:45—Service of the First Church | of Christ Scientist 5—Missionary Institute program | —Aviation weather report 2:00—Music 30—Sylvania Foresters 00—Organ recital. Elmer A. Tid- marsh, Union College Memorial chapel 4:00—Dr. S Parkes Cadman athedral hour 00-—Musical hour holic Religious serviee 00—Durant Heroes of the World 0—Theater program 0—Choral orchestra 9:00—David Lawrence Dilwo Davey ne; and s O Hour; Walter Proston. | Henry Shope, Judson tenors: James Stanley, | q instrumental trio; Chandler aite, organist and dircc- In Monday's broadcast of the Seth Parker Singing school series from station WTIC, Paul Lucas will com- plete a record of 40 hours in one role. Having enacted the title role since the first Seth Parker skit was staged in 1928, the popular Connec- ticut anneuncer and actor can main- fain that he has spent the equi lent of five whole working day the character of another person. He is the first and most experienced Seth Pa in existence, not ex- cluding Phillips H. Lord, another SAVINGS BANKof NEW BRITAIN Established 1862 395—WJZ, New York 5:00—Reports: stock market clos- ing prices §nd quotations; tinancial summary of the day; cotton ex- change closing prices and quota- tions; state and federal agricul- tural report 5:15—Ivy Scott, soprano :30—Blue Aces, dance orche 6:00—Mme. Lolita Camrera G borg, pianist 6:15—The Guardsmen; male : tet: Harold Branch, ami son, teners; kdward Wolter, Major tone; Walds s bass e disection old Campflfll/.'f le/]/q/ | G 1 sel Tt dnthracite means | i\ ernic Cummir b Kl e Safe, Economical Heat |~} ummins, soloist 5—Ether Wave ’ 80—The Fuller Mai Tune in the cer, baritone: & hestra — 1 v OLD 1 il Ohman and COMPANY'S of rviano duo: Muted | SINGERS 1 direction Frank 760 string . gui- hoes of the Orien Sven von Hallb nd dirgctor the Great White Wa soprano: W lto; Colin Simmons, teno direction Hugo Mar Durant Heroes of the World ‘Admiral G Dewey,” dr: sical backgrour Merriman amily T.ouisc Gordon anist: aveelle soloist Alon ker talk, “Our ion Dana it from | Bave tenor Marion | pian- nehik §:00—Dixne Circus; cus band, direction rier orche Louis Katzman | Resources — L RER baritone; Jessie | — writes u;cl sketehes and who plays thio part of | company netwol Monday's Sing- | ing school program, slated for 7:30 | o'clock, will be the 71st of the seri from the Hartford station. Lucas was formerly Herald radio editor. Outstanding figures in the world of sports will be interviewed before the microphone by Grantland luuc,} dean of American sports writers, in | a new weekly program series which | will be inaugurated over a network | of'stations associated with the NBC, Wednesday, March 19, at 10:30 p. m. On the authority of nonc other than the great Jack Dempsey, we | have it that radio broadcasts of prize | fights does not interfere with gate receipts. Dempsey savs that “radio | has contributed materiall to the| advancement of boxing,” and that | “it can do much more toward build- | i healthy interest in the sport.” | have more bouts broadcast.” | | Thrills and chills will inhabit the 4 tomorrow night at 0, o'clock when WABC and the CBS present Yolande Langworthy's besque,” a serial tale of an Eng- sh stock company stranded on the bian desert. Achmed, Doctor Ibert and Myra Loring figure prominently in this episode of the romantic series. 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