New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1930, Page 32

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1930. NN 283—WTIC, Ha 7:00—Fast Steppe y and Besto: :00—Concert :30—Songalog :00—Musicalc 31—Orchestra directec tiann Kriern ith mixec 11:30— weather 11:35—Club Worthy Hills orches Keyboard Vagabonds 01—Amos 'n’' Andy 7 Iver 00—Carmote ( | 30—To be announced :45—Famous Lo 00—Jones and Hare 9:30—Musical Prograin 00—The Quakers —WOR, Newark—710 Mother children’s program 5:15—Music school program, Io ard Brockway. ker Goos 3 6:30—Hotel tra 7:30—To be annour 00—Tuneful tales, with mus 8:30—By the Fireside, poctry orchestra background 9:00—F'raternity Row, nd music 0—Wandering Gypsies, tra and soloists Astor congc a colle orclics vavdeville artists ather repo 05—Palais Joy or :30—Moonbeams, music and prose-poems 454—WEAF, New York—660 5:00—Lady Next Door, program direction Mad, 5:15—March of nts: “Salv Our Children,” Dr. Heclen Mon tague 5:30—Tea Timers 45—0ld King Cole — Mitchell in stories :05—Black and Gold hestra, direction Lidsw 6:15—"The World in Mu Key 6:30—American Home Banquet incarnations of Thomas Hart Be ton; Andrew Jackson and Johan Stauss 00—The Family Goes A comedy family; incidental musi Frank Vagnoni | 0—Raybestos The Bon- | nie Laddies, voc: Tannic | Ross, tenor: orchestra direction Sam® Herman 8:00—Concert orchestra Dragonette and the Cav O’Rourke, tenor: John & baritone; orchestra direction Ro- | sario Bourdon | 9:00—Eskimos; orchestra direction | Harry Reser 9:30—Songalogue: string direction Herbert Borodkin: mals quartet; Arthur Leonard, accom- | panist 2 Alpha and Omega Opera Co. egro burlesque on grand opera direction Clarence Williams; Eva Taylor( blues singer, and Alvin| Simmons: jugg band | :30—Mystery House —meclodram with musical background ¥1:00—Hotel St. Regis or direction Vincent Lopez ¥2:00—Phil Spitalny's Music “Di Room Lay Jessica 1 | i1 |1 rs; Leo |1 quartet | | S 895—WJZ, New York—760 rss Woman Tak * Dr. Lillian Gil- breth — Melody Musketeers —Reports: Stock m ing prices and quotations cial summary of the day otton exchange closing prices and «quo- tatlons; state and federal agricul- tural reports 6:00—Whyte's orchestra, direc t clos- nan- poll and news flashes rpre Gibby mos 'n’ Andy usical program contralto crooner ars Melods . soprano: Judson : Walter Preston direction Gec of de Rose, vocalists ane duo EXPERT | Rebuilds 0ld Shoes Here We have just added to our staff one of the best shoe makers in New land . . satisfaction at — THE — ) Koy 22 PROGKA Loves, “George the Ingland,” th old world IFourth romantic shetel Billy Jone ion Will C. Musical orchestra direct ~The Hopple, orchestra direction 128—WLW, Cincinnati—710 1 Low th Ilour SH—WENR, Chicago—870 T9—WGY, Schenectady—790 Piano solo il progran farm forui produce marl A an Home Bar Kroongrs cal progri Concert skimos Musical progr orch {—WHAM, Rochester—1150 s hour Amos A-Tioo ols tall 1 Sk 3 1 Governme r forecast Boston—123 his Gr 2H—WNAC i D You wouldn't wait 30 seconds for your motor to pick up Why Wait For RECEPTION? ARCTURUS Quick Acting RADIO TUBES ACT IN 7 SECONDS NEW BRITAIN L g home son HONISS'S wd, Conn Wm. H. Allen BUILDING CONTRACTOR 19 Murrav St (> 9 MODERN HAT SHOF 38 Church St. Tel. 6258 orchestra 10— Perle chestra 12:00—Dul ton club L —Mid or — Wi Hotel Taft 0 Mandoli club or 319—WABC, New York—860 Ao Brow Holiday 1o men Hour —P'remier i W Story a W Bert Lown's or SATURDAY GRAMS Books Minna Io- | | n orchestra Time ford—1060 Tabl dira nd Bits epers’ Butler, ing for Ch ban joi Stre ngth,” zor ~“Household Commoditic —Laurel Trio Farm Pl Emil Hei mbergen | title 1D | baton ot | will be MORNING'S PRO- di- —WDBZ, Springfield—990 Aunt Jemima Man —Headliners fast 17our uty and health, June Lee Hobohemians Home Foru Talk, Royal S. Copeland —Manhatters ) limer Schoettle, pianist 15—La Petite ensemble 5—WJZ, New York—760 and Shine, dance or- 45—Morning Showe Trio and White The Aunt Jemim in characteristic ind dialoguc he Headlin s, Landt Man, Phil ng num- novelty or- Trio Copels dance arnassus String k. Dr. Royal Manhatters d or- Tecitalists Luncheon Iive, dance Through the Static — e e dot,” roadeast premie over the ker, diva of the Amer- jcan Opera company, will sing the , that of the “Princess Tu- Mme. I A “Liu role of the service Army band, under Willian J. Stanna witly Thomas 1% Darcy as second leader. ard in concert over WABC tions of the C'BS at S o'clock tonight. ‘Fhe hand will play in the main auditorinm of the War , Washington, D. €. units, the ind “Playing on is Old Cornet® Clink of the Mise unong the comedy st the Minstre hen they air over an NBC network, night at 9:30 o'clock. Branch, {enor; Carson Robison, novelty vocalist Donaghy, b Paul Du nd Al Bernard, endmen, and an instru- the direction of 20 on the tomorrow Harold | mental trio under | GENERAL AUTO SUPPLY CO. OPEN EVENINGS Cooking school fat 2 Puccini’s last opera, will | the | col- | ‘| PHOTOGRAPHS Harold Sanford | program. Tiftcen of the most celebrated band leaders in America will off treat . to radio fams on Sund o'clock from WLW, Cincin- . and a hookup of five other wtions. These selected from 42 which to convene at the first annual convention of the American | Bandmasters' association, will at different times during the program lead the Armco Concert band of 60 | ces in broadeasting their favor- | > selections. leaders, the the John Philip Sousa, probably [best known bandmaster in United States, will take part A new type | designed Broadway chief of bro: along the cast program, lines of a revue and conscripting centertainers from is to make its bow on | ® chain of the NBC nct- | work 3 ¢ evening, March 28 | At 10 o'clock that evening, “The Raleigh Revue” begins its weekly | presentation. Like comedy it will cfs” and 16, Walter T A a prominent cmonics, ar musical | given in two | with “Sir person of ter of | ar be ene in actor the Frank T. Hines, dirce- Veterans' bureau ‘eterans’ Relief.” a touches intimately individuals scattered every community, ht, March 18, at 10:30 the CBS Going before the microplione at Washington, Director Hines will discuss some of the big problems which face the Veterans' burcau in handling the peculiarly personal problems of administering relief {o the hundreds of thousands of veterans of ,the World War and | other wars, * of the will speak on which nd throughout Thursday over subject homes o'clock, ‘lf That is What You Want {We Make Them Better iARCAEE STUDIO—Of Course CORNER WALNUT sedan o Lasy to Put On " MOBILOIL In Sealed Gal. Cans BRAKE 114x5-52 All other sizes greatly ve-| duced. For Saturday only. SPECIAL PEERLE Gallon DUPON'I Gallon LIN 2 NOoAWIS” € PAINT FOR SATURDAY ' FENDER FLAPS it all makes of Cars, Lasy to put on | 69c ~ DUCO NO. 7 POUISH Enamel ..., Hi Gloss Polish Sponges | Chamois . Nickel Pol 1 29, h . “B” BA 11w MES Y 15 Volt sh Stock 89c ~ U S, TIRES Guaranteed For Life $3.25 $4.95 $6.45 $7.95 $10.95 Fr 30x3 29x4.40 30450 29x4.75 JIX5.25 00 2X6.00 SALE BRAND il wedrare UF SIMONIZ Cleaner 33¢c L= HOOVER T0 DECIDE | to hay | named in his plac except Parker. White Housc callers gained the impression that the pres- ident will seck to avoid a man aligned with the cxtremist ranks of cither liberalism or conservatism. There is still some feeling in the senate over the recent contest on the nomination of Chief Justic in which the issuc of cor was raised against him. Triends of presdent believe he will seek to oid arousing cither of the two | sides in the Hughes fight. Borah Onc Favorite There are prospects of stropg movements for both Senator Borah £ 1d William Kenyon, of the fedéral circuit court and a former republican senator §rom Iowa. Both arc identified with the liberal class. Borah waged the fight against the Hughes confirma- tion. But if those who helieve the pre ident will avoid the issue recently raised in the senate in the ‘Hughes fight are correct, he probably will steer clear of anyone identified with that contest. The name of John W. Davis, dem- ocratic presidential nomince of 1924 and prominent lawye continues to be heard in the discussion. Mr. Davis comes from West Virginia, al- though much of his practice has Leen in New York of recent years. Another scction believed to be re- court, fiv coiving the president’s attention is publicans and four democrats. the third district, including the Neveral names are ore the pre tates of New Jersey, Pennsylvania ident from the south, including Sen- {and Delaware. This arca now ator George of Geor Judge Sam- | without representation. el Sibley of the federal court for | Mr. Hoover has let it be knowr the northern district of Georgia; | that before reaching a decision he Walter C. Sta justice of the|will confer with Chief Justice North Carolina supreme court, and|Hughes and Attorney Gencral Judge John J. Parker, of the fed-| Mitehell. cral circuit court of appeals, fourth district. All of these are democrats| USLZ MERALD CLASSIFIED also have ON JUDGE CHOICE Several Confer With President During Past Week 14 (P —Pre to mak Washington, dent. Hoover an early de a successor Justice Ldward supreme court. Confronted with a host of nam the president is believed by those | who have conferred with him still | i open mind. They also | lean to the belicf that he i n- ning the southland first. Justice | Sanford came from Tennc arch s prepared | ion on the choice of to the late Associate | T. 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STREETS HENTUCKY COUNTY 10 GET MENORIAL Governor fo Pass on Bill for Yolunteer Section March 14 (B — |11 castern Kentucky, erst- while .feud county, which gave so many volunteers in the world war that it had no draft quota, is to have a monument to the valor o |its sons, ' paid for by the entire |state, if Governor Flem D. Samp- | son approves a Dill passed by the | legislature. The Dill reached his hands today after approval yesterday by the nate. 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