New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1930, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1930. s — — \\}\\\\\\ 5\ \ i 7 5:15—Philharmonic Symphony or- | Dr. Daniel A. Poling; mixed quar- | 11:00 ices from St. Georse's jenjoys a wide spread reputation will| One of New York's oldest male[cvening at 9:30 o'clock over the R QAN Il 1 | “¢hestra from Academy of Music,| tet: Muriel Wilson, soprano; Helen | Iipiscopul church shake bones in an imitation of tap |choruses, the Uhland Bund Singing |coast-to-coast network from WE! Q 3 & 7t Brooklyn; Arturo Toscanini, con-| Janke, contralto; Richard 1 y DFOBTAm dancing. |society, will broadcast a group of The fourth of the ,Cathol; N = 3 | Psychologist » veellsenons BarlWildo, hass ‘y L e ltal [German songs through stations as- |ice hiour scrics, ~sponsored by the ank Payne 4:00—Library of Congress Musicalc | sylvania Foresters % appeared on the air few | sociated with thé NBC today at 3:30. [ National Council __ut Catholic Men )—Randall Hargreaves, *. | llshuco Trio | 8: Organ recital, Blmer A. Tid-|wee agd and the station “;\s‘\(”‘o”:"v Friedgen, for and the NBC, will be broadcast eys in Songlan | (—Disc Duo — Bud and Gordon | Mmarsh, Memo chapel, Union amped with letters requesting a | _instructor of these rs, |from coast-to-coast through an New York Newspaper hour | “iandover, voeal duo: Dell Owen,| collcg 2 return: engagement of the fameus| Wil direct the program. NBC network with the Reverend —Motel Astor concert orches- pianist; orchestra direction Wal- —Home Towners. o .. I minstrel performer. He will give an { Dr. J. Fulton Sheen, professor of — 1 —Hotel Gibson orchestra | tra fuss | 4:00—Dr. 8. Parkes Cadman cathe- | .o rainment at the Lyons club| Connie Mack, manager of the |religious philosophy at the Catholic Eastern Standard Timo | il e l 7 00 "\A(v v Invisible, orch National Religious .\';-r\]l(-"" | »‘]"{f‘l’f}{fl]‘:\« i next Tuesday, New Britain admirers [world champion Philadelphia Ath- }1"‘“‘ sity of America, talking on 283—WTIC, Hartfor 5 b e I Enon TN ondle Gubatate| ey ing Human Mactsion which Sesi o, O igious service | will await his program with interest, | leties will make his radios debut in | “love's Overflow” tomorrow even- . :“—“]lh\.l.hlwu west ke S [Be i e e jmy"‘”mi“n;‘m lston Doag - e .’”',{‘.‘,'f;f'("”",’;;\’;" 7:00— (II\‘V"::-I\“W) the World i — |a talk about baseball. [ing at 6:00 o'clock. {igh Steppers )—Air Vaudeville | Kea ”; Al GhoTRE O\ Ion S 7:30—Theater program Rossini's “Il Signor Bruschino” | Dewolfe 0—Studio musicalc - 9 1 sauman hour, Merle| oot 8 B e haritone: o e B g 2 Hopper, luminary of the e y islcal program = ment,|0pens the Phitharmonic Symphony | Amerlean stigo for more than half 13 O REDS ACQUITTED —Albert Grumond, baritone WGY, rectad y—790 Johnston's saxophone quartet e & iy alsacHoniGe 9:00—Address. “Our Governmieht™) orchestra, under the direction of [a century, and famous for his ren- | Belgrade, Jugoslavia, March 22 (P) DrtiiaManlonelicn 1 s ny or-| Shackicy "‘-\M\ll"':\'.‘1”,“:,,r Arturo Toscanini, distinguished | dition of “Casey At The Bat,” Will | _my . sui 1 o o1 vt % Qeppung. /Ghorus . O Se At il e Ak lchoes of the Orient — In- & sicalilion | Italian Macstro, which will be given |recite classic of baseball, | —The trial of 21 communists under + (Champions Floyd Williams and string S EadleY i danauciing men ensemble dircetion | 11T MUPRIOR i parker's at the Brooklyn Academy of Music| Graham McNamee, foremost an- | th¢” defense of the realm’act was 0—Studio program ! 15 0—Street avho vaudeville SIUDC SHI. e | Kussian Cathedral Choir | tomorrow —afternoon at ~ § o'clock. [nouncer, will “cover” famous in. |concluded today. Thirteen of the 30—sdio prosra ; R 10300k ey hotly Ay :15—Countess Olea Medofago i s i | WOR will broadcast the concert |cidents and plays of the game— 84k Smingyooll on | 2 Phil Spi prose-pocms e 211—WNAC, Boston—1230 | which marks the last performance 5 . Municipal seri e '::»;;r-mn" allcai6 | Heroes of the M\u‘uh St be played in Brooklyn this sea- Woather. £ AR, Ne Fork—0060 = 3 " ‘ = o by 9 Morning musicales "me ~Wea - I—WEAF, New York—G660 : tion Alexagder X s oben Wi e Alma Kitchell. contralto: concert| denta i deseriptive mono- | VRO Tonr, The Land of Musical hou iestra dircetion Arcadie Birk- | ke Belic ) Musical hour [f Oftomatics — Frank ‘Wald-| Mk 1.’(‘)]","“\ ot tator = e b prograi : i . aarley 1| mer defor: orchestra direction Jo- e 3—WBZ, Springficld—99 - - £ i v s r 21— R Daheslen—115| She . bass: Neel Enslen, bari- f 00—Morning service, broadc 00—Organ RoL— WHAN, Flochictten—1100 : John Kulick and Norman| §:00—DMclodie mixed quartet: | ‘iv'nm the Cathedral Church of St. —Phantom Fingers Children's hour instrumental trio, otsy. Ayres, no s Many Hope i pants 6:00—Weatherman | B3 uncen e j contralt tecle Jamison, ; t02—Recital, Edi x 2 Sals | 2:15-—Program arranged by Paul o Noyes G it e s The 3 e Goln It Leon .\.s’!n‘lynl.bl, |;_ s (‘.’m el e M : Lean : Mld, pienn sk COL DG Pl \—IFive-Power Naval Confer- ur cal enal Drohibition i 7% {tone: Fritz Bruch, cc ieorge Dilwor g Dl e o tional Prohibition poll, Marigold orches [ :,L].,:.y.r G et R ey S o Pred William t A »:45—Program arranged by T'aul 15—Dance orc D30 Charaber o Muisics | onovan., chairman of Boulder|!*i guest speak prisoners were acquitted whilg the ‘bonehead” included—since it sprang | remainder received sentences rang- into popularity in the ecarly Bighties |ing from one to ten years at hard son Dby the orchestra. —during the Family Party Monday | labor. Sunday Symphonette: 0 —Cook velogue H H Shirley : v 2 Pro-Art String Quartet: Dorothy| Dam co Radio Caroller: ° ; e Fuller Men program | Rerliner, pianist; Rafael Galindo| dramatizations with musical inter- —Symphony orchesira Al bl op ) : 1 © | and Angelo Sasso, violinist; Teon| 104 e Great White Way | 2:30—Catholic Truth Period — di- sul.ance NDie < Kide two pianos and | Fleitman. violinist; Oswaldo Maz-| * SISl s e aY| " lction of Catholip Radio commit- . . 5—Natu eague zen Kids, two pianos and | e Hmens B0 soprano; _Robert| 7o aker, Dr. George A. Sulli- ] X 00—The Pil mixe xtet;| Simmons, tenor: Colin O'Moore. | [ \F L qigont of the Guild of St ous Composers concert | 13 g AL SR 5 vo.| narrator: orchestra direction Hugo P o bdert —Memorial Art Gallery talk Mary McCoy, Laura_ Coombs, so- Appollonia; subject, A Modern ent I8 : aLCEy pranos; Ruih Ann Watson, con- farian LRl £l Apostolate of Catholic Dentists at the same tlme' :30—Minstrels Music progt voeal and | §1o" Fronry Shope, William RnEonaISQratoriofsg “| Question box. Rev. Michacl J. e o o . 00—Hocke: FOCLEE Solbsgi o OIS aniels, ftenors; Eearl Waldo,| Alma Teterson, il Ahern, 8. J., W g 5 : 7 rman | Fircetionih Piby e th Lennox, contralto; TRobert| ,° g 2 St atian anol . s nanish Dreams: Julian Ol- immons, tenor: Theodore Webb, Cathedral hour :08—Bert Lowe'c Statler orche ( ip of Memo Hl Sl | . 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Your phone call s B DI B rs h et e e b 4 Ludlon: Soin et Tunny Boners” will start protecting you against fire, theft, liabil- children’s pro- v M 28—WLW, Cincinnati—700 :30—Musical time Keep in mind: ity and property damage. gram Sy EonaRhal 0 v 5 | shurch school .]'.4'7)1‘|\1I’1>|\Uv.. direction of Joc 6:30—Hotel Montclair concert cn- e e :00—Dr. &, Parkes Cadman; “The |4 “River reports tineh ALl P D e s i rble A 0L < titude of Faith™: Oraforio | Ernki i —Twin and Smile (It your insurance policy DO IT NOW. Sports talk Pavol B 1 Choristers orchestr: cetion | 12 Dr. Julius Klein, istnnt has been suspended for —Roy Smek, wizard of the 7 gt George Dilworth | 1:00—National Light Opera sceretary of commerce, “The strings atherman Davey Honr; Walter Preston, | )0—Roxy Symphony Hour ik ; g 7:30—Half Scas Over, s { P witone; Henry ' Shope, Tudson | 3:00—National Youth Confe | i protection when you start and story | e | House, 'tenorsi James | 4:00—League of the Littlc wer : B your car again this spring §:00—American Legion. N. . Philpott i hass: instrumental trio: 5:00—Dr. Fosdick e Rlee —Notify us at once to re- partment, Clifford A. Morton : i el ot | O i 10—Koolmotor orchestra e instate your policy. §:15—Saturday Knights, orchestra A 6:00—Catholic Tour: "I :30—The Story of an Opera {00—Poct of the organ and soloists | Overflow”, Rey. Tulton Shel Hotel G rabesque 00—Midtown Hofbran orchesira | Dr. Arthur Torra :_-mlm Choristers direction 7:50—Oilomatics ons 0—Prisoners’ orchestra and Cov. | e T e Deriod ST ical hour 4 ard C. | bz J0—Durant Heroes of the World; | g Lk ~Coral Islanders Bochara, O Botieraan, ILpcome| iian, Dixig Fchacs “ol. Theodore Roosevelt”; dra-| g e hoak |12:30—Midnight Melodies, Ann Leaf DX Discussion | B . X ~ atie ske usical background | g:15 a8 Parm orchesira at the organ 10:30—Russian Revelries, orches The e S : rt hour (—WDRC, New Haven—i330 THE W. L and singers o 1 Ma amily Feather Man ] NewgHaren i o b weather report pitol theater; Louise ireat Moments with Great e senices ((ion\ylhv < ;\"m h @ N soprano; Marion Brinn, contralt Adventitceis the Redeemer. "Rev. Roy M. 0—Moonbeams, mus Iaia O hp e e e | stell (vo,-\lnlx\‘ rce Hannah | 1100-—Musical Novelesqu oyEnion 0 0 pes or 5 4 : | anist: Waldo Mayo, Castle Farm orchestrs | e JLEAD (DLOETS - TAQ ICTON < ST e 1051 o Hie Biltmore| asha Bunchuk. violocellist | Sl | 3:30—Chinatown Rescuc socicty WASHINGTON STREET New York— i 2 : | clor of orchestra | I—WENR. Chicago—870 Do e 5 5:00—The: L Next Door, chil- Rty R Choral Orchest Welcome | s R A 5 \e Johnsonian v tay Fagan's Sagar 422—WOR, Newark—710 8 5:00—Dave Brothers and his var 1:30—Sencca Hotel ; polita ichoes orva | it Metropolitan Ticho ry Wea First Day Recitalists the winter). Start your son orchestra Exploring the 1 his orche dren’s program direction Madse 3 Lewis, contralto crooner; Irank | 11:00—Central church ser TELEPHONE 3400 Tucker ither : < Parker, tenors; | 3 oncert; Chandler Gold-| 3:00—French Tric it [ riton g anley, bass; | 3 £ Tb h ’l S . e ok S Brencnimzio; aienyons Conast | MoV BaElale s e SR St g 3 | roug the Static <0 ano duo; Muted Singers; orchestra| 9:00—Sunday Symphony concert chestra, direction Ludwiz Lauricr | - hateher Clarkalrench | direction Frank Black |10:80—Popular concert A —— :00—Floyd Williams, tenor o | 9:00—+Our Government,” David | 11:00—Mike and Herman, comedy | American family life with Perey| I Hasing's Sporisiants | i13—Musical hour: Lawrenco Tib-|11:15—Air Vaudeville el ::ylyvy\‘l]‘\\]:\l‘\.xx]\;‘\Il'.‘nrna(:p\.\lilr Eive Hemus: Adelina Thomason, M S LG cbta sett. baritone: orchestra dircetion | a 15 program over station Wade Arnold and John Shed 9 1 “hampions: 1S-piece orches- [10:00—Weather report | The popular New Britain artist who LITTLE STANLEY WAS GETTING A LICKING FOR éARRYING @ 30—Phil Spitalny’s Music §0—Dasnnara Tevit . it cction Jean Goldkette | Jard Levitow's ensembl radio service for business men | b S Helon T rur: depicting “Down Sinueted by MapleMHotns: I eor (oo Dl LR B, meeting of semi-religious | 0—The Tea Timers, dance 1 vv:‘li 349 \WABG, New York—800 | - 2Mary McCoy, soprano:*Thil Dow-| 6:05—Black and Gold TRoom or—! ladies’ trio | cella Shields, Catherine Renwick, | el W middleweight Josef Pasternack | 2r9—wi \"1‘:A:x1;(wr(;|‘1;—7nt1 | WTIC on April 5 about 4:30 o’clock T c Rk Mol SR B0t e b It ow slensemiln oy e i Solh Parker's; | T MATCHES AND HE STILL HAD 'SOME IN HIS, BACK POCKET. 8:30—Launderland Lyrics: Tred| r. 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