New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1930, Page 20

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRID 2T, 1930. —_— ] Ru:,/’ur AL MONDAY —An’ Evenin —Musical pre hardo’s orchestra wi tenor, and Helen Nu, 0 '—Crusaders; Johnston's orchestra, onica Wiggins, Vettel, tenor, and soprano "he Observer —Columbians orchestra; Gren- or Eastern Standard Time Guy Lom- |1 Ben Alley, nt, contral- 10 concert; with contralto; Freddic Audrey Marsh 7:00—The Continentals | 7:15—"Protect Them from Tuber- culosis,” Dr. John I. O'Brien News: baseball scores 30—Seth Parker's Singing school 00—"The Voice of Firestone” 30—The Gypsics 30—TFamily Party 00—"“Golden Lyrics" 1—01d Timers, k. E. director 11:00—"The Merry Madcaps,” Nor- | man Cloutier, director ews, weather alter Seifert, organist ul Specht's orchestra Will Osborne’s orchest Ann Leaf, o nist ‘Webster, —WLW, Cincinnati—700 a Time Tunes ~Live stock reports 7:45—Musicale Jrehestra —Dinner eoncert 59—Weather forecast T:00—Lmployment Stabilization alk 2 42! 1—Weather report — Agricultural mark Judge Ezra But Hotel Gibson orc Automatics Shavers Dream Shop 30—Real Folk 1:00—Weather Man stle Farm or Build )—Michael Hauer's orchestr \—Heermann io with Melvi Ray )—Hotel Gibson orchestr 3:30—Sin Thirteerth :15—Penmen 2 mous Composer 00—Roxy’s Gang 30-—Shavers d Viorito's orch Real Folks™” :00—Musical program 0—Builders 1—Weatherman :09—Bert Lowe's orchestra Hour Jamboree SHI—WENR, Chicago—890 Air Junior 00—Dinner cor —WOR, Newark—710 5:00—Anthony Trini and his or- h, soprano and z forecast allkc > Don, children’s pro- and Herman sketch 6:30—Hotel Astor concert orches- tra 7:15—"The Hon. J. Ezra Butter« nut,” cartoonist 7:30—Pure Air Boys | §:00—Footlight Lchoes, dirccted by | George Shackley B79—WGY. Schenectady—790 Violin musicalc produce market rm forum and stock re- musi r f 00—PBaseball scor Woodlawn Landscape Musical program Voice of Fircstons 10—Gypsics amily amily —Debate, nion Colle 1:30—Organ recital Row, college fun | € r 9:30—LaArgentina, Vincent Sorey, | conductor 410:00—Mid-Pacific, Hawaiian en- semble Emil Velazco, organ recital ews; weather report 11:05—Janssen’s Midtown Hofbrau orchestra 21:30—Moonbeams, directed by George Shackley 434—WEAF, New York—660 5:00—The Lady Party Goes Abroad Bowdoin Col 261—WHAM, Rochester—1150 00—Child hour 30—Detail announcements Closing quotations on Stock excha Next Door. chil-| dren's program dircction Ma “Tucker :30—Tea Timers, dance band 5:45—O01d King Coal — George Mitchell in storics and songs 6:05—Black and Gold Room or- estra direction Ludwig Lauricr 6:45—"Kindness to Animals,” Gen. Louis W. Statesbury | 6:55—United Press Baseball scores | 7:00—Rosalie Wolfe, instrumental que . M:15—The World Jitical Crisis in Great Britain,” James G. McDonald 7:30—Colonial Beacon ert L. “Believe It or cartoonist and entertainer; Guardsmen, male quartet: Harold Branch. Steele Jamison, Earle Waldo, baritonc | Wolter, bass $:00—Vaice of Firestone; Vanghn | de Leath, contralto: Franklyn| Bauer, tenor; concert orchestra | direction Hugo Mariani §:30—Gypsies; Carlton McClelland, baritone bass: Irving Weill, accompanist; | string sextet: orchestra dircction | Harry Horlick | 9:30—Family Party —Jvelyn Taye, guest artist: orchestra dircction Don Voorhees | 10:00—The Family Goes Abdoad — comedy sketch of an American| . _family; incidental music dircction | o Frank Vagnoni | E N W ws Piano recital j:15—Dinner music by Frank kultety’s Odenbach orchestra nk Skultety’s music Studio prog: A 9:00—Ted Tiorito’s orchestra Real Folks Musical program: Civic chestra and festival chorus mpire Builders 11:00—Vaudeville program 11:45—Weather report or- 244—WNAC, Boston—1230 od and his Greater Gang 6:15—Petrolizers Jesters he Arlingtor Baseball scor ws atherman n and Piano Duo r Sidelights™ = lers V0—DMusical program §:30—Couriers, Henry Burbig, hu- mnorist 10—Magazine Hour n Evening in Paris"” %0:30—Concert of Latin American |10:00—Panatelin nrosiam, Music {10:30—Gold Strand Crusaders 31:00—Bernie Cummins and his Ho- | 11:01—Raseball scor tel New Yorker orchestra—Walter | 11300 —Rews o0 o Cummins, tenor e e archion 00—Dan Russo and his Edge- |!! eniiEntELs : water Beach hotel orchestra Squires 12:00—Will Osborne and his or- | “chestra 30—Midnight Melodies at the organ New York—760 : y a Cup of Tea Frank H. Vizetelly 5 Musketeers : stock closing prices financial _sum- mary of the day; cotton exchange closing prices and quotations: | state and federal agricultural re- | SDOrts, L : | 7:30—sy Byer and his Hotel Taft 5:50—"Short Stories on Wealth SR i Tabernacle Choir | Eddie Lush, the ukulel v Y. Cannon. or- direction Anthony ¢ Ann Leaf 226—WDRC, New Haven—1330 6:3 deline Beebe s and weather report Byer and his Hotel Taft 1le orchestra. Gri 7:25—The World Rookman Streteh. tenor —('larence 7 n Clark hook 6:30—Lonesome Cowhoy John White. tenor and guitar soloist 6:45—Prohibition poll and latest | world news flashes interpreted by Floyd Gibbons 7:00—Amos '’ Andy 7:15—To be announced 7:30—Roxy and His Gang- ing male quartet: A John Young, tenors: don, baritone; bass 8:30—Shavers — tra direction S 2:00—Orchese Dick and Harry Platt, piano duo 9:30—Real Folks — small town life: Geor Brown. G. Underhill Macy ginia Farmer, Tommy Brown. Fd- win Whitney. Tlsic Mae Gordon Phoebe Mackay: novelty 1 10:00—Musical program Chorus direction c ley: Lula Ga Alexander Rochester Ci tion Guy Tras 40:30—Empire sketch with Harvey Andy Sannella 41:00—Slumber semble direc 2:00—Hotel Gor chestra, dircctior Hawaiian Tucco. accompanist Riders the Adirondack clu 5:30—News orchestra 19:00——Weather report 500—WCAC, Storrs—600 V0—The Connecticut 4-F Clut Crier . “4-H Poultry Club Work." Walford, assistant ension poultryman zement Re mn ext “What FUESDAY MORNING PROGRAMS *. Hartford—1060 Babl NEW BRITAIN PEOPLE trading with us for years sure do appreciate it. When in Hartford dine with us and be to ng home some oysters and crackers for the other members of the family HONISS’S OYSTER HOUSE CO. 22 State Street Hartford, Conn. have been and s 1+ sure 00—Thirty M 30—Closing 5:45—My Bookhouse Stor 6:00—Tucker's Barc 6:30—Mountainvill 7:00—Current Lvents; tenborn program §:30—Couriers Merl ston orchestra: —_———————————————— 10:00—*Paris Shops versus Ameri- 2:00—Quintet 7:30—TF S:45— With T l \. recorded and a radio fan n in a o 1 phone for the hours of broadcasting in that role | behind him, * The “Hallelujah T i Messiah,” will be sung by the Giates fer Civie orchestra under the baton | | of Guy I ‘ T | DR. JAFFE Has Moved His Office to 131 MAIN STREET Barnes” Block Telephone 811 W Wm. H. Allen BUILDING CONTRACTOR 21 Washington St. Phone 882 n the radio quality group tomorrow | | with Alexander's Ragtime Band, the | broadcast will include hits up to the | Music Box Revues, Walter J. Stev- onson, basso, is to sing “Waiting at |the End of the Road.” one of the numbers of this medle: " Constance Talbot Housckeeper’s Chat —*"Your Garden,” Mary L. can, Danses Anciennes’ | Houschold Commodities™ | Winifred Wishard, “Canny ‘00k” Johnny Farrell and Gene Sar world-famous golfers and holders of many professional honors, will make | joint radio appearance when they | are interviewed by Ted Husing, ace sports announcer, during the “Voice | of Columbia” on WABC and the CBS Wednesday night at 11 o’clock. | —WBZ, Springficld—990 Morning Salute 5—Road Man he Quaker Cracklesman’ fouth Health i hopping About with Dor- Randall —RBr Bombay, India, e Two leaders in the The greatest assemblage of mo- tion picture st: ever gathered to- gether in the history of radio will be he w York and Holly- | wood theater hour next ofh |ana the all-India nd health, June Lee THO GANDHI ADES PUT UNDER ARREST Violated Salt Act—Situation in Bengal Very Tense — | ence campaign of Mahatma Gandhi | were arrested today for violations of the salt act. They are Sadhu Swami who recently took charge of the civil disobedience camp at Ville- parle, near Bombay, in succession to Jamnalal Najaj, also arrested, and K. M. Munshi, who recently resign- ed his seat in the legislative coun- cil to join -the civil disobedience movement. Tense Situation In Bengal The government today took spe- cial measures to combat the wide- sprcad unrest and tension in Ben- gal growing out of the raid of “in- surgents” Friday night and Satur- day morning on the police ars(:n31€ Anand, 21 (P—) disobedi- April civil nation congress at Chittagong in which six_police were killed. Viceroy Lord Irwin'at Simla, the summer capital, renewed the special Bengal ordinance conferring ex- traordinary poiwers for the suppres- sion of disorder. Meanwhile Gandhi is in Gujerat, ing himself with a compara- tively small district. In an_inter- view“at Jalalpur Gandhi said he was not sure when he could go to Bom- bay, his time being occupied where he was. Several minor leaders of the civil disobedicnce campaign were arrest- ed over the week-end in Bombay. elody Musketeers Saturd E: 0 o'clock. Six feguarding Food and Drug | Saturd it b LY orelod ssociated with WABC will broadcast this the United | 1 Headed by ow, who makes her radio this time, more than a| rs and feature players | ipate in this program. broadcast will be pre- rty” with Miss hostess. The | ard from the | Iywood ar Ruth | les “Buddy” Rogers, | hard “Skeets” Gal- | Roth. Leon Errol, Gary Cooper, Eugene | Brook, Stuart Erwin, Nino Martini, Harry Tach will be specialty. Glass, of Cook 305—WJZ, New chestra Mornin orchestra Austin Popular Bits — dance band nd other d upon for and Drug Supply,” rton Through ihe Looking Glass 3 m Ambassadors or ministers are sent fo the Vatican by about 30 govern- | ments, ~Forecast School of Cooliery Alberta M. 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