New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1930, Page 22

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930. TUESDAY Eastern Daylight Saving T 283—WTIC, Hartford—1060 The Stringwood 4 *Salesmanship,’ 6:00—Home Circle program :15—News; b ball score 0—Brav —Piano Duo 0—Diamond orchestra 7:30—Sketch 303—WBZ, Springficld—990 ock and curb closings fety Crusaders —Road Man 4—Weatherman —Agricultural market Sport Digest report d Gib- 10:00—Westinghouse dustry to In- | —Temperature 1galow Boys; Campbell Brennan Paul Sprecht's orchestra —National ~Security I man_ John C The Mexican Phase of th nigration Situation’ d Rrowne, Al Llewelyn, and patter #0—Long Island Duck Festival, Will Osborne orchestra §$:00—Blackstone program; Trank ‘rumit and Julia Sanderson —Massachusctts Investors Trust Hour Paul Whiteman's orchestra, Dale Owen and M kit; Money" a4 Opera opera * clay Cathe 00—AL Your G erpts fror ists: John B Vass, soprano contralto: for concert; Mignon ox- solo- Adeld Maurel Hain, teno; 128—W LW, Cincinnati—700 | 1:08—Bert Lowe's Statler orches- | tra 422—WOR, Newark—710 5:00—Emil Velazco, organ r 30—Recital 5:45—Program resume and avia- cital 0—Sports talk —Uncle Don, ¢l gram 30—Hotel Astor conce o —""Timely Jay T. McCoy 7:30—The Wandering Refs and Dunn §:00—Main Street sketches copedy 9:00—Popular male qu; 9:30—DMusical progral and soloists 20:00—Willard Robison and hi Deep River orchestr: 3 oscow Art Club Ttevels ws: weather report 1 Oakland Terrace 6 Investm Topics,” Minstrels, rural orchestra N0 - chestra #1:30—Moonbeams, directed 1 George Shackley 454—WEAF, New York—660 5:00—The Lady Next Door — chil- dren's program direction Madgc Tucker 5:30—Tea Timers, dar Mitchell in stories 6:05—Black and Gold Room or- chestra. direction Ludwis Lauricr 76:30—Bernic Cummin; d his Ho- | tel New Yorker orchestr Wal . Cummins. soloist “6:55—United Press baseball score 0—Voters Service “United States Policy in the Caribbean’ umberland, former financial adviser to the govern- ~ ment of Haiti. and Lewis Gannett New York journalist 7:30—Sketches $:00—Troika Bells — ariova, _soprano; songs: balalatka orchestra dirce- - tion Alexander Kirilloff $:30—Frolic dance featuring Coon-Sande Hawks 9:00—Musical program 9:30—Happy Bal — Tr ther, tenor: vocal trio; orches direction Frank Black R0:00—Harbor Lights — dramatic tales of an old sca capfain with Edwin M. Whitney 10:30—Radio Orpheum hour 11:30—Phil Spitalny’s music Hotel Pennsylva ¥2:00—Palais d'Or orchestra tion B. A. Rolfe orchestra fram WIZ, New York—it Charles Wz ¢ stock barket clos- ing prices and guotations; finan- cial summary of the day; cottol exchange closing prices and quo. 1ations; e and federal agricul- tural repo; 100—Am. 5—Report Goldsmith. so annah Liners' orch Harold Sanford poll and 6:15—! direction 6:45—Prohibition Jatest world news flashes intcrpreted by | oyd Gibbons mos 'n’ Andy clated Press haseball Tl he Tandt trio Al trio; oward White, pianist 0—Lew White organ recital 5—The Adventures of Poll Preston; dramatic incide in the lite of an American girl; musict interludes §:00—Orchestra; Vincent Lopez, conducting 8:30—Around the . cellist voc World orchestra Tauc direc 9:30—Show — cnsemble stinn, Katherine Palmer Paula Hemminghaus Harry Donaghy. bass TLennox, contralto: Flliott haritonc: Murricl Pollocl Tawnhurst, no duo: Trio: Henry W jels, tenors: Walter Presion. orchestra d Harold ope 1 tion ¥0:30—Cronies Tay Perk monies and vocalist: rection Will ¢ Perry #1:00—Wayne King and tra 92:00—Slumber Music 349—WABC., New York—S60 5:00—Rhythm Kings da or- chestra 5:30—Orche tenor; Hel ards, contr Ry tubi Holiday Helen Rich- WEDNESDAY am for McCormick's Old Time Castle Farr Variety Amos 'n Brook orchestra * Andy and Ross, harmony 'm orchestra —Hotel Gibson orche: Hottentot 1 BH—WENR, Chicago—870 program ) and Herman, comedy udeville s Schenectady club orchest ) L Timers 45—News 18 report, produce farm forum and stock ports 6:15—Dinner music G:29—Weather for Bascball score —Lye Health Musical progran ccast 8:00— cal S:15—Weather S:15—Concert 8:50—Irolic 00—Musical program 30—Musical prograin ‘Pop the Question™ )—Radio Orpheum hour 261—WHAM. Rochester—1150 Market reports Stock quotations, police poll 10—Amos Andy Hawaiian oin archestra a Melodrama Around the Musical -Show Westinghou '—Musical pro 10 1 Marigold foreca 2H—WNAC, Boston—I1230 and his Greater Gang Edward P. B t for Democracy in New —WDRC. New Haven—1330 Aunt Moll Minnic Hirtl Maur MORNING GRAMS reo- WALL PAPER— ONE CENT YES, WE For every roll of paper 3 price, we will sell you another of the sar FOR ON ALL’ 179 - 183 ARCH ST. PER ROLL MEAN IT! 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