New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1930, Page 32

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY. APRILU 4, 1930. —Popular Bits of Maine “Stein Song.” Like most jtoo much leg when sitting at the 9:00—Beauty and health, June Lcc;.-olh ge songs it is catchy and tune- fil[i LETTE T cocktail bar. The gigolette demurely —Parna; ful, with a swinging rhythm in covers her knces. / ' 30—Home Forum Cooking march time to which is sung the y 2. Gigolettes do not smile until ool vocal refrain, first by Rudy himselt, FLAPPER S PLA[E smiled at. Demi-mondaines always | ° ° and later by a chorus. smile fir: e i 3. Gigolettes never even hint at . 1 Home u ccorating * . % o pe nu'l(m“ i e | The last of ti age-coach driv- | ¥ presents. If they do accept gifts, they 11:00—Frank and Michael Panctta, |ers will be heard by radio.listeners 1 S 1 [ are never in money. East . —— 15—DMelody Musketeers o dnt Bns Lo ravive tha altiost gigolette will go. gaseen nfennand Timo 379—WGY, Schenectady—790 e ',;,’,.',.(;,;"J,'Jlfm-‘f :Z ‘\‘\’tlgju‘hu\\‘;:.‘ ":rc;\- M(%ll Spefld MOfley 5. Gigolettes prefer a busin i K : 283—WTIC, Hartford—106$ Piano musicale 303-WBZ, Springfield—900 | Ll griver §s Captain William like understanding to begin with— With Purchase of 5 Gallons Gas or More 0—"Highlights in Sport” 30—News items, produce market Ko imiin g Banning of Los Angeles. He will| that is, if you spend your money ¥:10—“Speaking of Sports,” A report, farm forum and stock re- he Iarly Birds | speak in the new Times Square stu-| Taris, April 3 (UP)—The flapper | don’t f»xwt-t anything but my com- FIRST ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL thur B. McGinley 3 1 S »p SR ay e s dead ted from her livelihood | Pany in return. [ schind the Scenes,” Paul |dio of the NBC Sunday night. is dead, ousted from her liv | PADYCCLL T s 7:15—Jesters 3 : ; i by her younger sister, the gigolette,[ 6. Gigolettes may bo hard-heart- | SATURDAY, APRIL 5th 7230 Ray alnd Bestos' 2 ):15—Home Circle program Fomorrow cvening the Berkshire | sleck young woman who is morc [ ed but never mercenary. ; S AY, / 5 3:00—The Tiskimos Uton conneriaC » High school orghestra,. 209 | sclentific in tho art of geiting 200} 7. Gigolettcs are full of fun, but 9:30—“Songalogue” 1 £ !qu_:mogd « b ”n.m(r‘nor: ] bR Gl ) mlln,,. cent of her own way with the|detest sentiment. e z o I Jean Robinson. npanist ) BN N > ' = ! s | 2 2 2 8. A gigolette’s ideal is to find 0:00—Musicale " i y 11500 VAl aiY s " zirls recruited from more than menfolk. Stk to s s 0 es u 0-31—Orchestra dirccted by Chris- ne Krooners 1 A !4:.1\‘/:‘ “\Iv\o\u Busine gl oonltenfrom eesent ite| Iar different from the male of the | @ new man every night—just for the I ° : ol - ! Jestos progra 4 - . Onc man a week, for tiaan Kriens, with Iinzo Aita ybestos program 2 orarioditien . e 5 o atation | SPecics, the gigolo, who preys on| thrill of it. One iaa ASet Giehealrh 5—'Houschold Commoditics radio broadcast over station | SP 3 ; example, is too tiresome. T she g | vich, rotund widows and corpulent, g Eskimos Farm Jlashes WBZ. [ e m‘mhm IIF ¢ Brisan sisoicties ara olten 63 BROAD STREET, COR. HIGH ST. Some idea of the size of the Berk-| 3 "l "out for pleasure only and | mannikins and other working girls | shire organization may be had when who carn cnough to buy beautiful | Ny SrringReld—900 1:00—St. Regis Totel orchestra it 15 noted that the string scetion | takes it whero she finds it, young|Who carn on it buy Beantiond | —WBZ, Springfield— i = L is ¢ a ¢ string se e 3 atod | clothes for themselves, the k | ) ok closings e el [alone contains §6 violins. There ars | MCT ;,’i.ji.n‘((pl‘-,f\\lf{ O',l[: ”‘,i].?f”‘,::' Fronch style clothes which make 30—WBZA ensemble A T ]:“‘m‘_“" ot Sl 0 'cellos, four double basses, large |~ Tust = oo '“‘,‘ ”‘l Taer mwr‘_‘l_' men glad to be with them and not SR e brass section, and even the rare| JUStasher flappe en : SRR ink of the money they spend in | X 5 g wers: Landt tri 3 | ways haunted the persian-carpeted | thin 1 | L | A § Showers; Landt trio | hassoon is to be found among the |1 onc o' he clegant cocktail-drink-| the beauty's company. | 0 Ou an a 2 Agricultural market report | 0:10—Frank Skultety's Odenbach | (gq o, 4 g PREREINER S | ing emporiums, so the gigolette lolls S Gatnont Dizest characte in the salons of the rich, waiting| Extensive deposits of peat from 30—Five Minute Men a5 b Disest progtan ers and dialogue Paul Tucas has heen appointed |yniip some likely fry comes along | which fuel oil m obtained have | ? 45—Keyboard Vagabonds FETaE Dol Clean 5—The Headliners — novelty jhead of the announcing staff of Sta-| wpo will fall to her glad eye and|been discovered in New Zealand, | 01—Amos 'n’ Andy e rar ot tion WTIC. He has been a member | ° Coeinitns e e : | whirl her around the town on wings e eature affic talls 9:15—Dar s String trio of the Hartford staff since 1927. One | o¢ pleasure, all in harmless fun. U0 Cesavan. . §:05—Sax Smith and his Caval L & Copetand | Of Mis foremost achievements is his | phaps where the difference be- 30—Mac and Al | DLOLEaIL 0530 —The Manhatters—dance or- |characterization of “Seth Parker,”|{ween the demi-mondaine and the| , | Leican lfldicloa.tl,‘,nutgd numgm-;)fbigAV!l\Gi FAI\}\ Bl —Famous Loves s—IFamous Loves chestra L role which he originally created | gigolette e oo e . Mortgages—on desirable property. tenor 1:30—News: weather 1:35—Club Worthy Hills orchestra 30—Songalog 3 Laurel Trio Emil Heimberg orchestr: ate :00—Jones and Hare heiloncs ‘;{”;}I.) : l11:00—1 ists nd which he has played in more | flapper is not interested in the man 9:30—Musical program e len el 12:00—T heon Five—dance jthan 75 broadeasts. Among the im-|cash excopt as concerns her having Headachy, bilious, constipated? Take - . = " NOW 00—Qualkers s L e e ra [ portant progrums in which he has|a good time. If he has not cnough|® MR—NATURE'SREMEDY—tonight, This | .]'f g .\\ant first }nottgagg) money. se? us NOW, 4 :31—Male quarfet RS teh Book S { presided over the ophone are | fo take her, all dressed up, to the| Mid: safe, vegetableremedy will have you How about a house this spring? Now’s the time to buy. 00—Sketch Book 1" Slumber musie |the coast-to-coast broadcasts of the |most exclusive resorts in town, she| ‘iveingfinebymorning. You'llenjoy free, 15—Sport Digest. 1 1 e ther forccast | I Rale Harvirdia seattas 1928 and : 4 A thorough bowel action without a sign of 1+21—Dunhill Men 45—Government ather forecas | -Harvard regattas in =8 and s not interected in him. But if his stiping or discomfort. Only 25c. —Vedtherman 24I—WNAC, Boston—1230 Tllro”gh tfie Stattc ‘41‘\?1 '11,"»“}‘;*:\ l‘i\‘utllqll';l’\l:v?‘\”)"(‘H I;m;"flfogé\ m‘{?mrayl?v: ':voilo““:l:'mf Thedll:VegelaleLaxative Ca m!’ Real Elstate C() R 241— i 23 k cc amber moun mille franc notes, she is e 5:00—Ted and his Groater Gane! | | J i‘;ffi,’.‘f,‘,“' ko A‘.Y‘,‘u:;nl dinne = :‘l\s]‘mlon; his unlm‘ ]\h»]v say xoorll{nu.m 7.’|v,\;vl TO-NIGHT ® :00—Mammy's Mother Goose, : : < A { ologues ‘rench-Canadian dialect | respectable hour—at the parenta patyin o Q 117 hildren’s program 2 n e danco _ Ginger Togers, recently recruited |ang his performances in radio skits | door-step. TOMORROW ALRIGHT PHONE 343 272 MAIN ST., BANK BLDG. B:15—Lighthonse Players of the 3 Birole Detuolizers ok _:“"T“\““:“y"“ d3 v‘;:'u:»“.i -'“l“‘ | have won him a larse following| The demi-mondaine, the lady with Y. Association for Blind © oreHestra; with the! |04 Stanicvesmith;y: Jeatured ipiayetsyhereyert WIIC heard. the gimlet eye whose continual wor- Make the test tonight "Third Angle,” by Florence Ryer- & 1cad the list of entertainers to bej —_— - | ry is how much she is going to trans- son card during the presentation of) LINEN HATS BEING WORN | fer from his pocket to hers, is often B P dinoETain Tosue and avlas 01—News the Theater Hour over WABC and| payis, April 4 (—Linen hats may | mistaken for the gigolettc by the tion weather forecast 09—Weatherman he CBS at 10 p. m. tomorrow. Their | gevelop into occasional substitutes|harmless sceker after pleasure. LR Tne Dar. children's pro- il i O for straw for town wear. Colored| To avoid such confusions in the fu- gram S Afairs” — James LS : linen hats and handbags had a smart | ture, one gigolette has written a ser- 6:30—Hotel Astor concert orches- | poyer | from their latest motion pictures. |yogue at Mediterrancan resorts last | ies of rules or directions in a humor- tra 7:30—Th riians T winter. Dark colored linen hats as|ous Paris weekly which will serve %:30—Fraternity Row, college fun| 7:5 2d Authors, Edwin| O the many songs to which Rudy | well as pastel an@ white models with (a guide to menfolk. Some of the dis- )nd/mmufu' e Francis Tdgett | Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees | linen hrims and crowns werc popu- | tinguishing characteristics of gigo- i the Tadles, b orohestra - |iis: 0)—Cavaliers s have given nation-wide popularity. |lar, lettes as distinet from demi-mon- 8:30—Merle Johnston's Saxophone| g:30—United States Navy band lnone has captured public favor daines are given, thus: O e 9:00—Stor: our, he Adventu . = i 9:00—Story Hour, the AdVentures |, o q “qujckly than the Unive HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS' 1. Demi-mondaines always show ontribution to the program willj onsist of vocal solos nd duets| 2:00—Celestial Choristers TR 9:30—Aunt Mandy's Chillun, col- | 00—t A{ the Sign of the Green ored folks, music and dialogue 10 hd White' | filzanly! I G ¥0:00—Emil Velazco, organ vecital |, Music program 2 > 5 - : [~ i I | co's L0:30—Variety program of headline WS vaudeville artists T ' X1z News; weather report S e » MFORTABLE ... §1:30—Moonbeams, music and ; : : aele prose-poems 1 Ellington and his Cot- = 1 club band 454—WEAF, New York—G660 19:30—Midnight Melodies, Ann Leaf T 4 = 5:0;—Thc Lady Next Door o at the ’or!.m STARTS TOMORROW INDIVIDU L dren’s program direction Madgc — | ‘ A R Tucker . New Haven—1330 £515 March ot Events — 4 Tellie Beebe ? 1 The oven has automatic heat Genesi Samue] Gaillard § v | s and weather report control and can be kept at any de- b:30—Tea Timers — dance orehes- | 7.1 A ByEr Ao ghis Hotel Tt t 2 ) ired temperature. 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