New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1930, Page 32

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1930. ' FRIDAY Nathaniel Shll.{ | kret “111:00—Sketch Book; dramatic epi- sodes 11:15—Slumber Music; semble dircction Luc 2:00—Lloyd Huntley and hjs Con- ress hotel orchestra Eastern Standard Time 283—WTIC, Hartford—1060 0—News; HBascball scores :06—"Speaking of Sports,” Arthur B. McGinley T:16—Jesters 0—"Ray and Bestos” 0—Concert 0—The Eskimos 0—Musical program 0:00—Norwich Civic sketcl Doctor 'n’ the Schoolmaster 10:31—Orchestra directed by Chris tiaan Kriens; assisted by Jerome | Swinford, baritone —News: weather —Club Worthy Hills orchestra | | | WLW, Cincinnati—700 —Cowboy band padway Melodies band ock report 1 r, piano lessons concert Floyd Gilbons, Digest report | Weather forecast Night school J. Eazra Butternut 1 and piano University of Cincinnati t —Champions an S 2t 303—WBZ, Springficld—990 ock and curb closings —*“Over a Cup of 3 P eribe s Tawn — Howard T —Hotel Gibson orch Sweet and Lown Do I 1 Insomnia —Silversmiths ntonio Gerardi —WGY, Piano The O Schienectady—790 at oad produce market 1 and mstock re- :30—Musical prog :00—Quakers 0—Wack-cnd 0—Sketch boolk po : S ports 21—Bert Lowe's Statler ~Dinne a 11:51—Weatherr orches- | g r music Weather forecast Union Colle speaker iz —Ollic Yettru, pianist 422—WOR, Newark—710 3—Tootnotc Arthur ¢ 5:00—Mammy's Mother Goose, o \ 1l progran Brooklyn ir - rt orchestra The 4th Side of - riangle,” Edith Delano, adapted and coac ed by Evelyn M. Griswold 5:45—Program_resu and ¢ tion weather forec 5:50—Sport talk 6:00—Uncle Don, gram 6:30—Hotel Astor concert orches- tra j0—Tskimos Musical prog tel orchestra 261—WIHAM, Rochester—1150 5:00——Children’s program 5 ation program il announcements Finged Lake recital —New children’s pro- The Hon. nut"—air cartoon 7:30—Paul Specht ors §:00—Photomaton program—>Mita Weinzoff and his Moscow Art orchestra 8:30—Ludwig Baumann Hour, di- rected by Merle Johnston 9:00—Wandering Gypsies 9:30—Fanny Farmer ensembl Henrl deTiberge director 9:45—Music Scholarship A 10:30—Variety program o ville headline artists 11:00—Weather report 11:05—Janssen’s Midtow orchestra 11:30—Moonbeams, George Shackle: Ezra Butter- otel dinner musle st neful T ade 1d alk smith and his Cavaliers and amous TLoves Jones and Hare s ~Musical pProg k- ketch Book Slumber ¥ ather fore- directed by —{ 319—WABC, New York—860 454—WEAF cw York—660 S 40 5:00—The Lady Next Door, dren's program dircction Tucker 30—Tea Tim 5—01d King Colo fitchell in stories a 6:05—Black and Gold chestra direction T §:556—United Press Basel T:00—Genia Zielinska, st with string trio —Universal Safety Economic Aspects of S Health,” Prof. Irving Yale university | Ravbestos Twins — the Bon- Laddies. vocal trio: Jim Whalen. Lou Noll. Charlie Kenny: Lannle Ross, tenor; *orchestra di- rection Robert Armbruster §:00—Concert orchestra: Dragonette and the Cavalier: O'Rourke, tenor; John Seagle, ‘baritone; orchestra direction Ro- | sario Bourdon | 9:00—E My Bookl! Story Time lichoes; negro. gpirit- I ol Madg Byron Holiday, 1bin, Helen Rich- 30—Orchestra: Helen 1 contralto Bernhard Levito®'s ensemble Around the World with Kal- enborn )—Evangeline — Gicorae 1or; SONgES irds Adams, astrol- . | Fashion Plates with Ben Tisher of | Nit Wit Hour, “Pocahontas” | Plan Anniversary pro- hour White,” orches- Norman Bto- | orchestra di- i The Observer | Bert Lown's orchestra 2:00—Duke Ellington Cotton club band Story 16 g nd HEh quartet: 1 11 Harry Reser I3 9:830—Musical program: string | quartet direction Herbert Borod- | kin; male quartet £ 10:00—Revue; Lewis James, The Rovers, male quartet; Phil Ohman and Victor Arden. no | duo: orchestra direction William | Merrigan Daly: Alfred Shirley, | master of ceremonies 11:00—Vincent Lopez and his Hotel | St. Regis orchestra 12:00—Phil Spitalny’'s music Eskimos; orchestra direction tenor: 211—WNA(, Baston— Hed and his Greate T, a da ar Gazers —Purple Petroliz 0—Dinner orchestra, with the | 60 Gilbert 395—WJZ, New York 5:00—"The Seven Arts, Seldes 5:15—Over a Cup of Tea. orches- tra direction Harry Lowen 5:35—Reports: stock mark ing prices and quotation= clal summary of the day: exchange closing prices and tations: state and federal agric tural reports 6:00—"Books in the Limelight.” Tom Masson 6:16—Limelights — Chick Bullock baritone: Alfred livans. saxo- phone: Sam Hermann, xvlophonc: Muriel Pollock and Vec Lawn- hurst, piano duo 6:45—Prohibition poll and latc world news flashes interpreted by Floyd Gibbons 7:00—Amos 'n’ Andy 7:16—Silversmith; Welcome Lewis, contralto crooner; orchestra di- rection Harry Salter 7:30—Stars of Melody — Astidd Fjelde, soprano; Richard Maxwell tenor; Walter Preston, barito) Colin’ O'More. narrator; orchestra direction William Daly §:00—Pickard Family: folk songs. novelty orch 8:30—May Singhi I de Rose — vocal, Tele soloists 8:45—Famous Wedgewood,” with old world ground 9:00—Ernic Hare, baritone: Bill Jones, tenor: orchestra dircctior Will €. Perry 9:30—Musical prog chorus 40 voices: or tion Josef Koes 10:00—Quakers; prano; Mary male quartet Don Voorhe 10:30—Week-End quartet: Jam ther, Phil Dew WS —~Weatherman —Organ and piang duo Editorial News Review of Affairs,” James H. Pow- i The Hawaiians Bool @ Authors — Francis kd; 00—Cavaliers md Billy Payne Anniversa Hour e Adven- ind Bob, av I Carl Moore s 9:00—Story tures of M AE t —WDRC, — Adelir New Haven— Loves do your rubes “MEASURE UP" Hopple, cont orchestra dire NEW BRITAIN PEOPLE wi Gas Station and Lunch, Site 1] Acres College Highway for years| appreciate e with u e some the other | be sure to oysters and | mer of the family hon 1 A5 | be taken in a radio interview of six | of America’s business and industrial | lcaders to be broadcast tomorrow | night over a NBC nctwork. and weather report nd his Hotel Taft tra e World Bookman Byer and his orchestra A special program presents John adio version of his latest |singing picture, “Captain_of the | Guard,” (suggested by “La Marseil- |laise”) during the coast to coast —Tireside Dreamers —Ruth Lindsley Oliver, con- tralto; May Devlin, accompanist James Cosgrove, baritone; J. Collins, accompanist he Tmperial quartet Program to be announced report | Boles in a s o studios tomorrow night at §:30 ‘\\}l RDAY MORNING PRO- | “Rio Rita” and “The Desert Song.” | He entered motion pictures with a | rich baritone vgice which previously | had been heard in Broadway musical | comedies: ’, Hartford—106§ Time Table heerio” hopping with Susan” chind the Scenes,” Paul | six thousand radio merchants and | thousands of others selling wireless | equipment as a sideline, 200 radio and an annual vel- es approaching $75,- facts give impressive- industry in Great / 5—Home Circle program Housekeepers' Chat nor Smith, pianist in Hartford | manufacturers, 5 | ume of radio 1000,000—the: Iness to the radio | Britain. | These figlires, however, lose-some | of their magnitude when arrayed in | parrallel columns with those of the | industry in the &inited States. | The annual radio sales in this country excged $600,000,000, the ex- | ports have h valuation of $10,907,- | 000, the radio products manufactur- ed during the last $-year period had |a total valuation of $2,5 10:45— Coun 11 “Houschold Commodities” urel Trio io, Emil Heimberger, di- —WRBZ, Springficld—990 ~Morning Satlutc Crackles- Headliners —Breakfast Four r Bits Beauty and Health, June 00,000,000, ten million homes are equipped with ‘x":vti\'ing sets, and the radio audi- |ence is cstimated to be 40,000,000 1 Ceoking school oyal 8. 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ENGINEERS REVERSE was reported to have fallen into the hands of 3,000 bandits. It was reported that the merchants ther: agreed to pay $100,000 Mexican to In the ensuing fighting 300 ban- dits and 60 soldicrs were killed. Tha bandits were routed but they swors vengeance before departing. adcast from the NBC San Fran-| Garden Tools— Spading Forks, Garden Hoes, Scuffle Rakes, Meadow Hoes, Onion Hoes, To- facility for a perfect garden---with A complete line of Union Fork and The famous Hart variety for $ 4.00 Size “D” .... $ NAVIGATION DECISION Report to House Rivers and Harbors Committce Recommends Hart- ford, to Holyoke Plan. Washington, April 25—In a report to the house rivers and harbors com- mittee yesterday army engineers recommended the Hartford to Hol- yoke Connecticut river navigation scheme. The project calls for a 12- foot channel 100 fect wide and gill cost $3,384,000. It is subject to ‘as- | surances that 10 bridges involved, | half of them in Connecticut, will be altered to permit unobstructed navi- gation. A dam and lock will have to be built at Enfield rapids by the North- ern Connecticut Power company and terminals will have to be pro- vided by Springfield, Holyoke and Chicopee, according to the plan. 1t is possible that financial au- thorization for the plan may be in- cluded in the pending omnibus riv- and harbors bill. Army engineers esterday reversed their previous unfavorable stand . because Massa- chusetts witnesses withdrew their obections to altering the bridges. two belong to the N, Y . H. and H. railtoad. Engincers estimated that it will cost $969,000 to alter them, this sum ihcluding an item of HAS RULED FOR UP THEY COME! A lawn full package. vegetables The proper for all round the house and all outdoors. 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