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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 102.").
VOICES IN THE A&
IIUHSP.W.
IH.NCi; Ml'SIO TO.NH.III.
7:d5 WNYU Dunce liiiisir.
Mini WUlis Uiinoo music.
S:5(t
J : 10
1ii:ih)
1 u : o
i o::iu
10:3a
J o:3d
l into
11:0(1
WOKO hellish,
WHW Mulody Hoys.
WKC SpunUli Villus
Wll' JJiinca music.
WHS Kentucky.
V(! ! i.S A rrow hea d.
W.l. Hun Oliuiir'n.
WKAF Vincent Lopi i
Wl'lj Dunce music ,
lliuO W.MC.V Krnlo Cold'-n'.-Il:d5
WliW WKW.
ll:SV WHS ltoJco.
i;vi;mm. imck.
WJY. (y.') S L f. Army band.
Also WHY (3S0). and WKC (169).
WJY (4n:i) 9 Travel tu:k, "Vienna,
Oi l and Sew."
WJllii (31S) 'J Old time minstrel
dliow.
WJAK ("06) S:30 Ionic Male quar
tet. KliKA ("":) S:30 I-ittle Symphony
oi-rliostru.
KTHS (376) JO Nfcro uplrltnals.
USB (Ills) llM.'i Howard theater
Inn -list age bunch.
wru iiaiu i om
i!;3y I t ii ii r music, Hub Hcslaur
ant Trio.
i!:J$ WoatliT report.
7:3" Talk, l'rof Frederick Hlocum,
".N'ownilK-r Solars."
" A'i I 'Inner music continued.
WUZM'KlM.rilXI) S33
(i:31 Hotel Kimball Trio.
7 Market reports.
':o "Hacki;rounilR of English Lit
erature," by Prof. E. Charlton
I Hack of Boston Unive&lty.
S Musical program.
10 Wc.it h'-r reports; missing per
sons' descriptions.
i 0 : i ' 5 McLCnelly'H Singing oreh.
w.i k pitovii)i;scK Htm
S The Larklnites.
S : :: D Ionic Male quartet.
10 Si I vert own orchestra.
w 1 1 :i iiosTo.v a lit
ii:"0 l'.ls Ih-other club.
7:15 "Books and Plays."
7:25 Lost and round; weather.
;:3u I'at, Gaffney, violinist.
Program same as WL'AI".
WX.KltOSTON U'SII
C New Radio club,
:Su Pinner dance.
S Musical program.
:i Oxford Male quartet.
wxu; woiu t.sti;i; atis
!i Concert Ensemble.
10 .Sllvertown orchestra.
Wt-N K W YOlUi l.'w
G;30 S. Y. I'nlvcrsity Course;
"Value o' Clreek and Latin for
Culture and discipline," 1'rof.
Ralph V. .Uojrofmi.
7 Bcrnlianl Levitow's
dinner orch.
S t.', S. Army band.
!);3H iioyal Salon orchestra.
10:30 lien (ilaser's orchestra.
UI.. l t'W YORK 192
t; Dinner music.
T Midweek services; Arthur Hunt.
baritone: Louis Canton, tenor
Ad
,ir..su l)V the Kev. J.
Howard
I'.rini kei lioff.
; : ;;e -Seren:ideTS."
;--"l.arki!iites."
,:;il TuiiriiiK." G'-orgc Cooley.
i --Concert, " ii ; mble.
in The Zippers.
U-12 Vinc-nt Lopez's orchestra.
W.IY-M W YOKK 1"5
t -"ii Vninlerbilt's orchestra.
s! .-.The Morgan Horse,'
S'lllme.n.
::() To be announced.
i."Vleiira-- ld and New
K C.
Wil-
Ham I'oi.l I psnti
ttl.ll1 MW
YOltK 31(1
' -I'nele ('.eel.l.'e.
Smiyet. S'fitvi Trio
a "Wliat the World
Doinf,'.
7 Voltaire Hour of Music.
.--Crvital Palace oreln sum.
-JSnlM Um- ""'' contralto.
y. 10-
-t'erti'iide .-.eimaiiii. !"
;,::,ii Junnit
: l.ltd time
I e Shell I'e
,0:10 Pre:
of Itw-'s
ii SI"WM"-. spirit nuib.
lllllU" 1'' '.s.
;,,!, S'.rin? Trio.
on 1 ; 1-1 y. "Personabty
S: rim: Trio.
e-rl,. slra.
YOUK ll
WM
-Uleo-
A M W
Vail
i SI t ins luisc"""
oil. r. i.ianlst.
(.1 lie.-' ra.
one
i
;-;M holier' S
- . t.. I MiaiH I!
- l.-.i, ui'.- "
.-II :,). '. '
v ... ,M:. il Wa'd Kopr.il',.1. I
--.N-rv, ll-ilie :, P adlllgs. .
- Be- I'o,,-. s..pn,no.
,. JV-NlCi:"ts Tie..
.., 1 , luiv .,ro-no,.i..f.
.,;: .. N i '..!.. Trio. ;
,..... Mm S.-veii:, 1. rs.
, , ' C...1-I. u' oveM. StV.I.
WMN-M W lOlIK-' !
. .. i b I eil. tenor.
' " ' .,: t , i, IHUv P.. V.".
;. -Mtett'' ' I
ice 'tel ,
-.;; K M .VV i'.I , !
...... i;,i, i ii ..n ';' i'"'"""'-
.',...!, V.. h,.,u,in P.ro'-vn.
, j , .11 ,i. .eiiil'let.
,; ;'.,; ."V,.- Kt.tertail.evs.
.1 ,cl; IMUS K:ito
I about I
I ADMIT IT
I'M FUSSY !
About food. Must be
fine fresh food-good
and pure like-
FARMERS
MILK
The Tip Ton Milk In
The ( ream Top IJotlle
PHONE 1773-2
CrfW'lhfaiii iiu ,VTrti7Wi7ri"r::'l
19:30 Kentucky orchestra.
It 8wanee orchestra.
11:80 Hodso orchestra.
13 midnight Ted Lewtn" orchestra,
UlY NEW YOU K 259
6:45 Pr. Jonah II. Wise.
7 "Whose Birthday Today?"
7:05 Sport flash,
7:15 Commerce of the day,
7:20 Chef Cretaux Chats.
7:30 Isaiah Sellgman,
7 : 13 "Tales of A ruby."
- Concert orchestra.
::o "Kndlo Questions and
nn-
svers."
i' "Life's Jokes."
-"Chemical Magic and Tricks."
: 1 5 Alexander Chlgrliisky, pianist.
:' :to "Kssays Philosophy," Anita
lirown.
3 : Z 5 Bill Reltz, songs.
i':45 Itesta Crowull's theater.
10 Volga Trio.
MNYC MOW YORK 52(1
7 Market high spots.
7:10 Southland dunce orchestra.
7:30 Police alarms.
7:35 "Trend of the Times."
7:55 Dance, orchestra.
S:30 Safety Night; addresses
hy
P.ev. Dr. Charles H.
cat features.
Host; rnusi-
10:35 Police alarms; weather.
WOKO NEW YORK 533
S Jerry Alexander, pianist.
S:15 Mabel Montgomery,
noprano.
Pcanon-
S:35 Stella Lose, Naomi
weln. pongs,
S:.r,o Lehigh Serenade.
9:20 Doyle sisters.
9 : 3 5 Loll i gh Kerenaders.
WKim STATLN ISLAND
273
8 Hawaiian Quartet.
S:10 Mrs. Benjamin Brown,
prano.
8:30 Sunday school lesson.
WHA1 BROOKLYN 2 ID
C-7 Dinner music.
WOIt N'KWARK 405
0 : 1 5 "Words Mispronounced."
6:17 "Sports," Bill Wathey.
0:30 Shelton dinner music.
7:30 News bulletin.
80-
WII l'HILAMXVHIA
;;tir
i) : 3 0 Concert orchestra.
7 Dance orchestra.
S The Barkinites.
S:30 "Pop" concert.
9 Concert Ensemble.
10 Goodrich "Zippers."
WUT VHUjADIXPHIA ii.'i
7:30 Dream Caddy.
WII' PHILADELPHIA 508
fc':05 Pagoda orchestra.
7 Roll call and birthday list.
S "The Sesqui Centennial."
8:15 The Laserow quartet.
9 Imperial String quartet.
10:05 Billy Hayes' orchestra.
7:30 Symphony orchestra.
8 Kecital by artists.
9:15 Central radio artists.
9:30 Frank Cook, songs.
10 Sesqul-Ccntennial Hour.
WPG ATLANTIC CITY (j0
6:30 Billy Itocap, "Sports."
6:45 Organ recital.
7 Dinner music.
S "World-Wide Kxcursions."
8:15 Concert.
11 Dance orchestra.
WHAH ATLANTIC CITY 275
7:30 Health talk.
S Seaside Trio.
9 Studio concert.
W'liY SCHI'.N KCTADY 380
I 6:30 Dinner program .
I 7:30 "WGY Book Chat."
j 7:45 WGY orchestra; Clarice War
I run, contralto.
! S:lu L'. S. Army Band,
j 9:30 Koyal Salon orchestra.
10:3 0 WGY orchestra..
' 11:30 Organ recital.
! WllW TAKltYTOWN 27;'.
9:05 Dick Tobin, pianist.
9:20 Kuke Duo.
D:lo Melody Boys orchestra.
10:03 Dick Tobin, pianist.
10: SO Melody Boys.
10:40 Huge Duo.
11 :uu ltoyal orchestra.
W GK HI Kl'ALO 3 l!
f.:30 -Dinner music.
i-11 Program same, as VKK.
Witt WASHINGTON Hill
7 Lee House Trio.
7:45 Smithsonian talk,
b C. S. Army Band.
9 Kdison Hour.
; n. 1 1 Spanish Village orcii -btra.
KDKA riTTSUlKGll :!"!
ii: 1 1 Dinner concert.
7:30 I'nele Ed.
7:45 l.'uiver:,ity aJdrws.
.-, l-'arm program.
S:3'i Half hour with f.'unoii,-
posers; Symphony orchestra.
9 KDKA Little Symphony ore:'
Antler Map quartet.
11 Midnight concert.
w ( A i : Pin si ti i ten hi i
0:3a Dinner conceit.
7:3" Uncle Kaybc.
' Larkin period, New York.
i (i Silverto'.vn orchestra.
WTAM ('L1.VLLAN! 300
0-7 I 'inner music.
vi:.Mi-ti.i;v i;la n d aim
7 Dinner concert.
S KTI. program.
y I u ' -U masters' r"ci'ai,
W ADC AKKON, O. 27.S
it:3'i Dinner mtisle.
9: 30 Artists' recital.
1 e St'vertovn orchesira.
W.IH POMTAC. Mil II 7.17
7 J.-an C.oidketti-'s orchestra:
is'.
i ?g..ri na.l-rs atM ko'.vIbik
I jo )unr. oreie stv.i.
WW.I DMTKOli 353
it I 'inn.-r concert.
i. I'rogram same us W KA1 .
i wiu:o i.Wning aw
I Dinner concert.
. S: 1 .' Orch. stra ; m.i.e M' ; r-
lo-
and solos.
WOK HIC (i 1217
-Ar'is's' recital.
a. m. -inies ;.
f-e.-etions.
Wl llll-1 Hl AGO 370
10 I ia nee music; songs.
13-3 Dance, orchestra; artistf.
WGN ( HICAGO 370
s-3,!li,,ner .lance music.
j(i:2ii Tile classic hour.
13:3e Danee music
W MAIJ Hl( Af. 113
7 Organ r-cita'.
7:30 l.a Salle tudi' stra.
J Gat-len "ilk: tinanci.'.: la'.ks.
10
U niversity of t liieago o-
music
10:4 0 1
Nations As
tien.
c;,l 4 111!
A
IIS
i P, i:iih" orcb-sMa.
11 M i'leal 1 rog.aiii.
3 a. in Ginger hour.
win mi ago urn
7 Classleal pi csr.-uii.
CSS lieteif) Miim-ni
r s.
" Kn'er'.iiners.
n,. Your Hour T.ensu'-.
KYW 4 1114 AG4J Md
te.
Pen
I a.
I 'iii:vT cole', l
S:33 I'arm sp'-'ch- .
fi.-0-,o-l Lea-ling."
3:3'iTa;k.
11 "LvenlnR at Horn.
2-1 a. in. "Insomnia Club "
WJAZ Cll If AGO 322
11-1 a. m. Concert.
W1:NH CHICAGO 2(10
9-11 Itauland Lyric Trio.
WK' DAVLM'OHT 181
7:45 Chimes concert,
8-11 Program from WKAK.
13 nililnlgbt I.e. Claim orchestra.
W s A I I (T N ATI 32(1
S-l 1 Same us WKAI".
WKIM' CIM INN ATI 123
S Heclul liy clusslca! artists.
Wl.U (TNCINN.VIT 123
S Hotel (llbsoii orchestra.
,S:an "Tho Kyes Havo It," talk.
8:40 Hotel Gibson orchestra.
Jo lticlml by members of the
WI.W studio Muff.
11 Doherty Melody Boys In danco
music program.
11:45 Homer Scott, tenor.
12:15 Crosley Salon orchestra, ex
ccrp's from popular musical plays.
1:15- The Midnight Bow-Wows.
WII AS LOl isvilli: 100
S:30 Harney Happ and his orches
tra. Piano solos. Int. Sunday school
lesson. Welfare talk. News bulle- j
tins. j
W KVA RICHMOND 258
tl Station Announcements. i
ri:uf, Hotel Win. Byrd Trio. -
0:15 The Artists' Quartet. I
3:25 Hotel Win. Byrd Trio. i
9:35 Baritone solos.
3:40 Hotel Win. Byrd Trio with I
violin solo.
3:50 Soprano solos.
9:55 Hotel Win. Byrd Trio.
10 Station announcements and
topics.
10;05 Duct, tenor and contralto.
10:10 Hotel Ym. Byrd Trio.
10:15 Artists quartet.
10:20 Hotel Wm. Byrd Trio.
10:30 Contralto solo.
10:35 Hotel Wm. Byrd Trio.
10:45 Artist quartet,
10:55 Hotel Win. Byrd Trio and
Artists quartet in "Carry Me Back
to Old Virginny."
: 11 Station announcements and
topic
I 11:05 ATolodlan orchestra in Jazz
I program.
, 11:15 Popular songs.
; 11:20 Melodious orchestra.
j 11:30 Songs.
11:35 Molodlans orchestra.
11:45 Station announcements and
j topics.
i 11:50 Melodians orchestra.
11:55 Melodians orchestra and solo
ist in ""Carry Mo Hack to Old
Ylrginny."
WSli ATLANTA 128
!) Popular entertainment.
I 11:45 Entertainment by Howard
' theater backstage bunch.
i KTHS HOT SPRINGS 375
10 Negro spirituals, Valentine quar
tet. 10:43 Organ recital.
1.1 Dunce music, New Arlington
hotel orehe-Htra.
1YMC MKMPIIIS lilt)
9:30 Cooper's Ha waiians.
W.MIU MIAMI BLACH 385
7 Fleetwood concert orchestra.
S Daily news letter.
;::1 5 Police news, etc.
10 Dance music and solos.
WGill IT Ll'OUD. I LA 278
OiSii Blue Steele's orchestra in
dance music.
!(' Danco music, K ulfonl-By-Tho-
Sea orcletra. Piano solos by
Theresa Horn.
WGST ATLANTA 270
S Program by Mrs. G. 1:1. Cooper
and Mrs. Charles Chalmers.
WRAP PORT WORTH I'll
:.,:3'i Classical music, Harmony
club of Fort Worth.
10:30 duel; Davis, recording pianist
of Dallas.
W1AA DALLAS 170
7:30 Baker hotel orchestra.
;i;30 Soprano, contralto und piano
solos.
12 Vocal numb, rs, Western F.lee
tric Four.
I PRC IIOL'STON 207
8:3o Dance, music, Blanchard's or
chestra. 9:3(1 Mrs. Sadi Larkin, reader.
I i':lo Tenor and piano solos.
KIN I ' SHI :. AN DOAII 2(1(1
I s Conceit by Forest Grove farmers.
' KM A Ml FN AN DOAII 252
7 Flower talk.
10 Dance mnsic, Delnionica Dream
; err;' orchestra.
WOC R AYI .N PORT 181
7:30 Bedtime story.
VI 1 Same as WF.NF, New York.
13 LeClaire Hotel dance orchestra,
j Peter M icArlliur, baritone.
! W HO Des Moine: 520
, S:3" Itnbdch quintet,
a Classical inu.-ic, Bankers' l.i
trio.
; 12 Little Symphonic orchestra.
WRAP KANSAS CITY 305
7 Rook .talk. Tell-Me-a-Story Lady
i Trianon Knsenible.
12: 15 Niyhthawk Frolic. Dane.
! music by Plantation Players, Am
ba.'sadnr hicel orchestra, Kansa:
City Athletic cluli orchestra, or
gan selections ly Ted Meyn o
Pantages theater.
W ( A W II.M A II A 520
7 :.",')---1 toyal Font, nelle orchestra.
to---Prigr.-!ii in c'nargo of Mrs
Frank Drown.
11:3" Dance music. Nightingale or
ches'ru. 1
i W( ( ) MINNLAPOI.1S 111.
II Same as WKAK. New York.
I I 1 ;o5 Travel talk,
! W H AD MII.W Al KIT 1 278
7 -Bill Benning's orchestra, hi
casting direct trom Milwaiik'c
AtijlcllC tlllb.
! kill-Dl NI R 323
v:30 Herbert hi'.c and His Siiv. i
State orchestra. SiKnt nicht.
Kt.O OAKI AMI 301
j i)N..,-s, scores, weather, stocks
and markets.
II F:mii:y cath -ring in lienor
1! v. Dr. Gordon o! 1-irst ' oni;r.
tr.ilt.in.il .limeli San Francis-.,
Special so'.oUs. Second part wi'l
consis' o: reci'al by Helen O'NVn'.
soprano, and Allan Wilson, tenor.
., , .Ben r.i .ck's orchestra.
I
KIIJ !. ANGI LI S to.
' 3 Dinner music. Areadu CaU l-'ria
orchestra.
!":3o Juvenile per-od.
I iii:(r. Health talk.
I 11 Paeltlc Klec'iic L.ii'.way com
1 pany prograni.
j , a. ,.Arl Hickman's Hole) Th'.t
I more dance orchestra.
WKAO SAN .H AN 311
7;so r.i:ince music and i.tVr 'ea-
tures
ant.
"l.a Cafetera restaur
jru3TTEXRETAlHS2
BATTFHl'"
Auto Electric Service
M
A. ABK'12 lei. 2S60
114 Fit AN KLIN SQ.
Through the Static
Lots of static early In tho even-
big. Less static in tho middle of the
i evening. More static toward tho end
j of the evening. But, girls and boys,
tliero was lots of volume, all kinds
of it. From fi:3o o'clock on there
uas volume galore and western sta
tions camo In loud at that time,
especially thoso on the low waves.
WKC at Washington was a visitor
at 5:45 o'clock, which shows what
distance could lie) accomplished last
nislit bc-foro tho 6 o'clock whistle
blew, not that tho latter fact makes
any difference, but It lends tho touch
of labor to this column, lotting you
know that wo have to work Just as
well as the rest of you. Which Is m
ta i ly irrelevant,
The Hotel Gibson orchestra from
WLW at Cincinnati put on a really
excellent program during the dinner
hour. One of tho numbers was the
beautiful "Hymn To Tho Sun," one
of Fri'z Krclsler's favorite numbers.
This selection with Its weird tone
colorings und shadings, was well
done. "Russian Dance" lollowcd ami,
limning into the popular, "Sonya"
was played, but us a concert selec
tion. These selections were given as
illustration of Russian music, old
and new. The station camo through
with a great deal of volume and was
unattended by any static or distur
bance whatever, which, you will find,
is often thi) case with the Cincinnati
stutlon.
The Bon-Bon Buddies, throtiitii
WKAK and WF.K1, helped us to pass
away a delightful half hour. These
boys, in spite of the fact that they
are advertising a brand of choco
lates, didn't let that fact hamper
their program. They otfeivj u series
of request selections, going back Into
the dark nges for some of their num
bers, which were put over in great
shape. WKKI came through slick
and It was possible to understand
every word the performers said, al
though the station faded a hit from
time to time. "So This Is Venice,"
rendered by the Buddies, in delight
ful English accent, pleased us, as
did tho rendition of "All Alone."
They had many selections, but we
liked those two best.
It was American Composers' Night
with the I'uited States Army band,
broadcasting through WCAP, Wash
ington, and several other stations,
including WKAK. Volume was good
on the Washington broadcaster and
tliu deep tones of the instruments
came through clearly. "American
Melodies," a mixture of several well
known selections, was one of the
numbers. The program closed Willi
"The Star Spangled Banner."
We heard one selection on the
Steinway Hall concert by the Flhuso
Trio, through WHZ, This was
"Sonata in F .Major," a well played
selection which calkd for mastery
on the part of the musicians.
Kdith Lang, organist, also from
WBZ. offered a "Medley of Old
Songs." which took w-ell. The deep,
throbbing tones of the organ blend
ed well, and WBZ's transmission,
better than usual, helped the pro
gram to "get ov
Included in this
Laurie," "iligli
'.lust a Song at
medley
re
"A n 11 i.
and
land Lassie"
Twilight."
We hurri.
we heard Hi
a group of
back to WT1C, when
Tassillo's orclie.stia in
played numbers,
The Mannekins," old but
"March of
still inti resting, "Every One al
Home Is Asking for You." ten cent
sentiment, and "No Man's Mama." a
hot number, were (lie three we
'neard.
ONE OF THE NICEST
IN THE NORTH END.
I Hrand new house,
tBHBBMM jj
AMI V O I
SALE POSITIVELY ENDS I
I MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH I
I Crawford now as cheap
I l'""!' as $70.00 I
8 l.triL. A year to pay if you wish j
9 fgQrf It will pay you to see us
I SlSiSSl before Monday
I $0 A deposit now will hold a jj
1 J ' vi" stove till you want it
A, A. MILLS
PHONE 381 'SO WEST MAIN ST.
' m7-n-"M"M'l-"lm II HW IIM I WwTmIIMI II:
S OXK OF TMK NICEST TWO-FAMILY LOCATIONS 1
a ''ne "on,e 'or !ii0meone. Easy terms. See us
J Camp Real Estate Co.
1
VI Molu 61 nil
IMioue
Kurly in the evening, WKAR, Ht
East Lansing, Mich, camo In, but ic
didn't s'ny, Unco a professor win
talking about t lie effect of some Sort
of hugs on some sort of plants, Not
the most Interesting topic, and be
sides, wo hadn't had our supper nt
the time. Thoso who prefer, may In
sert "Dinner" In place of "supper."
WBBM, Chicago,- was one of Hie
broadcasters wo heard shortly after
5:30 o'clock Inst evening. Jack Little,
of Little und Small fame, was Unit,
ling the old piano and singing sev
eral of Ills own numbers, (
.
That's all for toda, thanks!
P. E. L.
Feel Splendid!
Nicest Laxative,
"Cascarets" 10c
lion't stay head
aeliy, dizzy, billons,
constipated, sick!
I Hie or two pleas
ant, candy - like
"i 'ascarels" taken
any time will mild
ly stimulate your
liver and start
your bowels. Then
pin will botn lOOli
and feel cl.-an. sweet and refreshed,
Your head will be clear, stomach
sweet, tongue pink and your skin
rosy.
Because "Cascarets" never gripe
or sicken, it. has become the largest
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Directions for men, women, chil
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