New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1930, Page 22

NEW BRITAIN DAILY. HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1930. — Lastern Standard Time 3—WIIG, Hartford—1080 U~R K. Vaudeville mat lothr Goose,” Bessie L Aty 3:45—Sparklers, tor 5—TFlashes 0—Highlights in Bill Tasillo, dirce Sport American Home Banquet springficld—990 5:00—Stock and curb closing —@overnment bulletin: nsemble —W an —Agricultural market report Uncls Dor 0—Hotel Astor tra 7:01—Rad 7:30-—Cabl sts Tacksor 4:00—Li quart 0:30— iental pb ilosop ohy and Mand Moonheams prose-poeims WJZ. New York—i60 The Theater With “Martin Mooney —Melody Musketeers Report ock mark prices and quotations summary of the day clo: e finan- ci exchange tations; state z tural reports 6:00—Bernie Cumm fel New Yorker orche ter Cummins. soloist 6:45—Prohibition poll a world Floyd Gibhons mos 'n’ Andy as Bdward tier Days sketch: John While cidental music $:00—Golden Gems: Fisie T contraito; Theodore Webb, tone: orchestra dircction Mariani §:30—Sparkers; “Sports Trving Kaufman, chestra direction scher : 9:00—Scrappy Lambert Hillpot, comedy duo nella, saxophone soloist, rector of orchestra 9:30—Melodies: Muricl Wilson. &o- prano: Rollickers quartet: orehes- tra direction Harold Sanford 10:00—Mid-week program; popular dance orchestra 11:00—Slumber Music: string semble direction Ludwig Lauricr 12:00—Palais d'Or orchestra New York— . program; orchestra direction Milton Schwarzws The Lady , Next Door. 's program ' dircetion Tucker §:05—Black and Gold Tioom chestra. direction Ludwiz Laur 6:30—American Home Banquet incarnations of historical ek _acters —Mid-Weck g: mixed quartet contralto: Muriel Wils Clyde Dengler. feno ings Hunt Taylor dramat vocalist; Hugo or- Hac hariton Gustave a4 Billy iy San and di- chil- Mz Helen Janke n, SOprano; $:00—Musical Hour Tittle, Ruest artist and his orchestra 9:00—Seiberling Melton. tenor bass: Tewis Shaw, baritons orchestra direction I'ra 9:30—] ments: Oliver Smit mandy. violinist orchestra 10:00—Musical Hour <oprano Viadismir Du Russian Choir and Nina Teonoff —WABC. New York—860 Carnival NEW BRITAIN PEOPLE and years it. When in and be oysters ar members o HON ISS OYSTER HOLUSI 2 State Hartf street , Conn, g |11:00—Air 1 latest | news flashes interpreted by | Drama,” | Federation Hymn | Arthur Bill- | Py | r sy Byer and his Hotel | Georges Sand, will be aramatiz:d orchestra when the ‘World Bookman Uv(m‘h ast over an NBC network, to- v Byer and his Hotel Taft ‘ at 545 ot orchestra he Haven Four in a special | == Day program 1 day ivening, a one act |on his 1l The Neighborhood House |title of Vi True,” and | pretty good axophone. W) ille adio Forum: speaker, P, Lamont, morrow night written a book ne. 1t has the zabond Dreams Colui hows! that Rudy with & pen as well as Rudy Vallec to fi t in Harlem by the ack Hawks ; the Universal Old Minevitch, and his twelve piece har- just returned to Amer- from a tour of London, Pari Berlin, will feature stirring tunes for their contribution to i program of music, song and comedy | that will be oresented over W 4:00—Beauty and health, June Lee [and a nation-wide network of the 5—Hobohemians | CBS on urday night, 10 —La Petite ensemble | o'clock. nhatters 0od talk 00— Music Appreciation Hour Dr. Walter Damrosch, conductor Dream Boat; Emery Deutsch est Borrah virtuos monica band, Oshorne's orchestra Lombardo’'s Royal Canadians Midnight Melodies; Ann Leaf ¢ organ; Artells Dickson, PROGRAMS | springfield—990 Jemima Man 5—Headliners —Shopping othy Randall . Cineinnati—700 | About with English i Dor- ntator Hawaiians Live stock report —Musicale at Mareia Frear | popular recording other high lignt of she will s mphonic ( arrant nts of present day songs with th of the DParamount or mezzo-soprano and artidt, will be the progran 1- Weath Hotel Tony 0 or- —WJ7, New York—' 0—Rise and_Shiney dance tra Morning Showers d The Aunt Jemima Man Cook in ¢l teristic song novelt A[iAINST DARRDY K sistance Trio chest ,,_‘ hestra o Dog Club Glenn Donhallrose Trie —_— Sparker liki Music Hollin Henry Fillmor Estate weather Musical program Los Amigos; & program America Hotel Gibson orchestri Manstield and Les Thirteenth Hour Troupers 1l honr worth Hall Popular Bits, dance Parnassus String Manhatters; for Road to Health,” G Houston liss 10:45—Joscphine B. | talk [ 11:00-—Music Gibson, food Insemniacs Apprecigtion Hour, di- Damrosch and Calliope Woman dramatic musical backg nd e Tow's Caustic Attack BH—WENR. Juniors o | ou Mar 20 | Senator W | Tewa, rode full tilt {hordes of Manhattan | rede valiantly, on the York Smi | | Farm program 00— Popular concert Mike and Herman, —_— n —Musical olio Nusical atio Through the Static e SECRSIOE RS KSR Vaudeville of Mecca. temple, hostii 2 There will be domestic atmosphere | crowd of close to 2 ons, th . Schenectady—790 studios when Billie Jones avd | Towa senator stood his ground and s “"'“’f'\"’i",‘(’"v;‘mm R e one” of the latest | declared New York and the roport, farm forum and stock re- |Popular hits during their broad | the country will soon se¢ ports | over a NBC network tomorrow night [when a drink of. rum 9 o'cleck. | tounda The song is “Washing Dishes with | What with the caustie, bitiy 1y Sweetr domestic ditty thit|casm of his debating opponer glorifies a formerly despised hous:- |Clarence Darrow, and the rude, un hold duty. According to the pair th= | quenchable yelping of & hundrod is clean, although *“Alone m |hecklers, Senator Brookhart's voice Rain.” by the orchestra, might |was all but lost in the hubbub, that th Raps Hoover Darrow furned his guns ent Broadway | Methodist Board of Temperan ical ghows will be heard »l\n'm.t]]mhhr- morals, on t > fashion plates’ program to be | L on the W. ( | broadcast over™WABC and st (’10(15‘;’|4~~ nd even on the White Hous | of the CBS at 7:30 p. m., tomorrow. | His voice, still rich and forceful | Gershwin's . Up the Band,” | despite his 73 years, boomed out and Louisiana Moon” by Wal- [ over his auditors ter Donaldson are two of the most | popular of the pleces that will by played the orchestra under the rection of IFreddie Rich rookhart, of Jast but to no avail con of nted st | —WGY ast the Dinner music it American Home —Musical progranm Weather forecast sltural program al hour 1i—Seiberling Singers - k Frost Melody dio program ther forecast Banquet tic song the indicatc | | Moments | G | We i Danc hits from cu Rochester—1150 Ver- WHAM, :00—Talk from London by on Bartlett Children's program announcements 10—Helen Ankner, Bissett-McLean igold orchestri ~Unde tors' N0—Amos 'n' Andy —Hochstein quartet b 45—Sor Stories | beautiful part of 10— Il‘uvu music | “Die Walkure” is —Sparkers [ 3rothers program L e 9 Melodies andienzes may hear (his and o popular music in a prog yrgan recital by Tdm G 1 Levitow and his Con Enscmble tonight at over WABC and the C pianist and their by Skit COD-LIVER OlL A WONDERFUL BUILDER i = LSION ' most thrilling and Wagner's “Wotan's I ic Iire Music.” cqually opera | othe by Ber modo o'clock, Boston—1 l—\\\\4 ¢ his Greater The two outs teenth ce story of the love nding artists of the nine- ¢ ntury, Frederic Chopin and | —Orchestra, with the Oracle Jesters Playcrs —Melody Mirror e-Power Naval f Frederie William Wile “Shoemakers 10—Detective, Mysterics —De Voe Redskins ‘olumbia Radio Worum nard and his or- ek REAL ESTATE AND cerlcy Stevens and his or- MORTGAGE LOANS iuy Lombardo and his Royval Ann Leaf || | ARE YOU STILL PAYING RENT? 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If you’ ! bitionists have worried themselves | not satisfied with the way things'are | so much about the Pope coming to [in Washington, why don’t you b2- | America and establishing himself | come a candidate. You'd find out that they have beaten himi to [just what the people of Illinois thin' They've set themselves-up across | of you! t from the nation's capit Darrow, shrugging his shoulds | where they can argue with weak- | and arching his brows, gave answe kneed scnators and Aveak-minded | “Why don’t 1 run for the senatc Oh, T'm still just a little particula: essmen.” “These foul prohih I don't’ want to get in with that crowd.” rew shouted, | noses. They can smell rum but they can't smell oil, as they showed in the Teapot Dome case. And they | [ hav o-track brains—if any.” Brookhart, as an orator, fell fa the vetzran Darrow. | here it the co ave What Congress Is Doing | below his hooting audience, ‘lku d back at them. 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