New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1930, Page 22

Fastern Standard Timo 283—WTIC, Hartford—1060 ewscasting 5—Stringwood Ensemblo 6:00—Home Circle program ; Highlights in 6: 4D~Pmno Duo 303—WBZ, Springficld—090 5:00—Stock and curb closings 30—Tercentenary Pictures —Kyanize Road Man —Weatherman —Agricultural market report —Sport. Digest :15—Savannah orchestra 6:45—Prohibition Poll, Floyd Gib- bons :01—Amos " :15—Jesters 7:30—Ranny Weeks' Red Cross Aristocrats 8:00—'Bing Family” 8:30—**Around the World" 9:00—Musical Melodrama, 9:30—Show 20:00—Westinghouse Salute to In« dustry 10:81 11:01—We n’ Andy s Corner 11:09—Bert Lowe's Statler orchess —WOR, Newark-—710 mil Velazco, organ recital 5:30—Recital :45—Program_res| tion weather forec —Sports talk e Don, me and avia- children's pro- | 6:30—Hotel Astor concert orches ; Tnvestment Topics | 30—Shavers, Macy and Smalle, | comedy team | §:00—Main Street sketches, rural | comedy | | r musical program, 9:30—Orchestra and singers 110:00—Willard Robinson and his Deep River orchestra *10:30—Moscow Art club revels 11:00—N 11:85—Will Oakland chestra, 11:30—Moonbeams, prose, arranged and George Shackley music and directed by | 434—WEAF, New York—660 5:00—The Lady Next Door dren’s program dircction Tucker hil Ma dance ba 5:45—01d King Cole — Georg V[Il(‘hrl! in stories and songs Black and Gold Room ulation of Utility" William J. Donovan. William L. Ranson, C. Bonbright 7:30—Sketches $:00—Songs of the Secason Erstinn, Mary Merker. Xa Palmer, Aimee Punshon, pranos: Alma Kitcheel. mezz prano; Tsabella Addis, Paula Hem- minghaus, Jane Wi 1= tos; Richard Maxwell, tenor chestra direction Will Pe 8:30—Frolic —dance orchestra fea- turing Coon-Sanders Night Hawks 9:00—Musical program 9:30—Happy Bakers — Bert Kal- mar, Harry Ruby,composers, guest arti: vocal trio; orchestra dircc- tion Frank Black 20:00—Don Carlos and his Marimba ex-Justice | Prof. James| erine o~ — Bebe D Tverett M band %0:30—R. K. O. Hour iels. Richard Dix, shall, Olsen and Johnson, Jur Clyde and Hugh Trevor: Be Wheeler and Bob Wollsey: Ray-| mond Maurel, Dorothy Lee, Mar- | guerite Padula 11:30—Phil Spitalny’s Music Hotel Pennsylvania Grill 12:00—Hotel Governor Clinton chestra, direction Ray O'Hara from or- New York—760 stock market clos- ing prices and quotations; finan- cial summary of the day; cotton exchange closing prices and quo- | tations; state and federal agricul-! tural reports 0—Amy Goldsmith, soprano —Savannah Liners' orchestra, direction Harold Sanford 6:45—Prohibition poll and latest world news flashes 0—Amos 'n’ Andy 5 Ru!:' (,arrh‘nr‘rh—tnn g or-1 s Tolly Preston — dramatic incidents in| the life of an Amecrican girl; mu- sical interludes §:00—Orchestra conducting $:30—Around {he World — Mario | Chamlee. tenor, guest artist: or- chestra direction Josef Pasterna 9:00—Musical Melodrama — or- chestra dircction Peter Van Stee den 9:30—Show—Countess Olga olago _ Albani, mezzo-soprs Tewis James, tenor; mixed quar- orchestra direction Harold | nford 10:00—Westinghouse chestra direction chorus of 40 voices 10:30—Bill _Daly Directs band with Mildred Hunt crooner, and Billy Hillpot, tone 11:00—Slumber Music — semble direction L 12:00—Wayne King nd tra — Vincent Lopez| lute — Sodero 349—WABC, New York—S860 0—Rhythm Kings orchestra 0—Orchestra: Byron Helen Richards, 6:00—Symphony concert, Barlow, conductin, ‘s orchestra v of the Mon 0—Brad Browne, Al Ll songs and patter it, “Mr. and Mrs." a One . William H orchestra direction Tow 1% hfl—'rhr* Observer —Ted Weem 0—Bert Lowe's orchestra Guy Lombardo’ tra Ann Leaf, orgar Howard Bt s orel e —Musicals 100—01d Nick H15—Dinner concert 9—Weather forecast A. Hom: 45 “OO—F(\'lm'« Blowers NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY. APRIL §, 1930. p/// N J\ 30—Around the World 9:00—Program 0—Prograi 00—Armeco band 00—Weather man 1:00—Chime Reveries 30—Variety Hour Hotel Gibson orchestra 0—Hottentots 31{—WENR, Chicago—870 Air Juniors program 3:00—Dinner concert 30—Farm program 1:00—Home Circle concert Mike and Herman, comedy sketeh 0:15—DMusical olio —Memory Time Melodies —Air vaudeville Schenectady 5 \mmm Reports Dinner —Weather usic forecast usic, studio il prograr Soconyland ske ‘oncert orchestra —Frolic 00—Musical pre 30—Musical program Pop the question R. K. 0. hour Organ recital —WHAM Children —Detail ann News 10—DMarigold re Rochester—1150 ur cements staurant orches- Dinner Univer Digest music sity of Tochester program n' Andy —Hawaiians On Wings of Song Vincent Lopez 30—Around the World Telodrama Amos 241—WNAC, Boston—1230 and his Greater Gar Aiders Koal and his 9 Weatherman 10-—Novite Knights Y aid pring Revue Musical prog Patte: ) iteman hour and Mr and Opera concert un r and his more 1w Tombardo and his Royal Candadians Midni; i the org t Melodies, Ann Leaf 5—WDRC. New Haven—1330 —Aunt Molly News and weather report 00—Sy Byer and his Hotel Taft p \\mVr'[ Bookn sis program his Hotel Taft orchestra :00—The Mefronolitans Mabel iroeder. Soprano; Caroline Thorpe, accompanist —Otto Vozenitz and his saxa phone ansemble ian Hirl man folk sor f ehildren ret Locke, Trish accor- hews 5—WWeekly business tallk 0:00—Weather report PRO- WEDNESDAY MORNING A 13—V l‘(I \nrmzfil‘ll]—DW\ A ute Road Man Jemoma Man hopning About with Dor- v Randall ~Popular B Reauty F—TParnassus Velody Muske ith Mothers 1's orehestr Hale Ma and health, June T.ec o 10:45—Mary hold 11 hoal nf Cookery Torothy WJZ, New York—760 nd Shine—dance or- nz Showers Tandt Jemima Man song nut novelfy Martin's Houso- George Tiector School of Cook M — Through the Static Horton Smith, prominent young professional golfer who recently de- sated Bobby Jones at ¢ to lose to the same at Augusta, about golf with Grantland during the am which the will broa tomorrow at P champion The first eclephant ica will etch 1o be o'clock northeastern network ations, ever brought the subject of broadcast tonight through the of NBC radio Will Rogers cowhoy the second Bungling sent me. America’s who will mak to humorist, of his admits it hims nd dexterious hand Rogers one of the best ropers in the West failed him at a crucial moment — and made his and fortune. night, April 13, The cunnin, that made fame Edward on Army time and will guest 's Going p. m, A. Dolph, an au- songs and author other servic: speaker in P to- over WABC Licut. | thority o war Bill Schudt to Press” Dolph graduated from in 1918 and saw service \ countries during the first his army carecr, Lieut oint of the . and wer days of crystal re- “soap-box studios,” \ke-shift as e they were was no uncommon and artists to hour Dbefore a o0 on, decide what sented, make up and start ths in set ams from st It announcer halt s which a | their continuity, | broadcast | Thosc days arc gone forever, of |« and everything is | 1zed. The modarn studio is cquipped, |aside from its technical staft ~and | with ar | depa | continuity have incering departn.eat, au, ment, and a writers. A to A program staff nonncers do but announce, of nothing Radio tubes n the United States, \ countries they different names, natives ask for * require this impo ubes” in Lut in most for- known by In France mps” when ant part of ite the | they | every Mh‘!l! thr lands name for and in called valves rohre, arc many JOSEPH'S BRIDGE the Ne St | | 2 i MT. ST. | a recent Sritain chapter sc N s Alumni, arrangements were for the annual bridge to be he Hotel Burritt on Satur- mecting of of Mount | | ay, M ‘e following commitices appointed: Tickets, Irene chairman, Albert Mclnroe, crine Kemney, Helen Lynch, “allahan, Viola Irench and MeGrail; refreshments, Hazel van, chairman, Lillian Gin Helen Hawkins, Moylan Conlon, prizes, ary Ringrose, Alberta McEnroc; tior atherine I n, Anna Morrin, Margaret Kenney and Catherine were Welsh Cath- Mary M il Mary decor chairn Bra McMalion. 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Six women were hurt when a big plate glass window blew out wher2 they had sought shelter in the vesti- bule of an office building. Uprooted | trees and damaged farm buildings | marked the storm’s h through | other parts of the statc | By | tic “Yankee Doodle” House To Be Saved for State Albany, N. Y., April 8 (UP)—Thc house where “Yankee Doodle written to be preserved by the state under the terms of a bill adopt- ed in the senate and sent to the as- | sembly. The bill provides 000 to restore the house, known as Fort { Crailo, in Rensselacr. | | “Yankee Doodle” was written by a British army surgeon who. was in- spired by the armers who visited | the camp of Gen Abercrombie, unsuccessful besieger of 17ort Ticon- | deroga in one of the carly French | and Indian war: Commission Frowns On | Boxing Bout for Women | Trenton, N. J., April § (UP)— Tven if woman's place is no longer lin the home, it certainly isn't in |the prize ring, as far as the state of w Jersey is concerned. | So tonight, thanks to the state athletic commission's ruling, there will be no bout between * ttling’ Mary Baxter, of Brooklyn, | pounds, and lly *One Lound | Reneck, of wark, 135 pounds, at | South River, N. J. | | Benjamin Jacobs, secretary of flv"‘ commission, ignored pleas thaf both | | girls were “members” of the Moose | " |lodge of South River. LORD BREAKS BL()UD VESSEL | Biarritz, ¥ April § (#)- Birkenhead, seeretary | » for India in the British Bald- win government, suffered today from a broken blood vessel, which physi- cians said was without serious as- | pects since his general condition is | | W Jo- 1 Byrd and Party Guests At New Zealand Dinner Zealand, April Richard E. rd and a group from his-Antarc- xpedition were entertained at a ption herc tonmight after | their arrival from Dunedin. 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