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New Britain herald., 1928-11-24

Henry Christ and Mrs. Kenneth
 Relyea. The other guests present
 were: Mrs A. Stanley Duncan, Mrs.
 Theodore Hart, Mrs. Roswell. Mrs.
 Emory Corbin. Mrs. Walter Moore,
 Mrs. Harvey Woodford, Mrs. Sher-
 wood Berger, Mrs. II. s. Covell, Mrs. T. l.. Bergen. Mrs. Elwood Johnson,
 Mrs. Harold Tayntor, Mrs. Richard White, Mrs. Walter Murdock, Mrs. Fred Troup, Miss Maxine Hart.
 Miss Sally Humason, Miss Miriam Mouat, Miss Beatrice Reynal and
 Miss Virginia Hart.
 Miss Mabel Wallen of Warlock street entertained her bridge club last evening at her home. Mrs. Leonard Morse gave a largo
 bridge party and tea yesterday aft ernoon at her home on Everett street. Mrs. Edwin Cowles, Mrs. K. Davis of West Hartford, Mrs. Hu- bert Williams, Mrs. Orville Parker of this city. and Mrs. Clarence Ed dy of Detroit. were given the prizes. Mrs. Bennett H. Hubbard of this city. Mrs. w. Boysen. Mrs. NJ. Treat and Mrs. B. Scott. all of Hartford, assisted with the serving. Miss Ruby Andrews Of Lincoln street will entertain her bridge club Monday afternoon.
 Ernest Brainard gave a party at his shack in Barkhamstead Thurs day night.
 The directors of the Business and Professional Women's club gave a bridge party Thursday evening at the club house on High street. Miss Mabel Wallen. Miss Estelle Cudy and Miss Mary Clifford were in charge of the affair.
 Mrs. George T. Crowley of Home stead avenue entertained her bridg" club at her home Friday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Clar- ence Barnes and Mrs. Luther Nc Kay.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry G. Schauffler of Lincoln road are giving dinner party at the Shuttle Meadow club tonight in honor of their house guests
 Mrs Stanley Eddy and Mrs. Will liam H. Hart. Jr., are giving a
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24

Mrs. Stanley Eddy and Mrs. Will liam H. Hart. Jr., are giving a
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24

Mir and Mrs. Henry G. Schauffler party at the Shuttle Meadow club tonight in honor of their house guests
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24

luncheon next Saturday at Mrs. Eddy's home on Lincoln Road, en- tertaining at that time Miss Lois kirkham's wedding attendants.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Brayton Porter gave a bridge party for F Monday night at their home in West Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. John A. Andrews entertained at dinner and cards last night at their home on Lincoln road.
 Mrs. Luther Parker entertained two tables of auction bridge at her home on Forest street Thursday night.
 Mrs. Hardy Payor gave two de- lightful bridge teas at her home on Lincoln Road this week entertaining on Tuesday and again on Wednes- day. The prizes were awarded the first day to Mrs. F. Rackliffe. Mrs. Arthur kimball and Mrs. Donald Hidden and on the second day Mrs. l.. NJ. Hayden, Mrs. Walter Murdock, and Mrs. Rodman Chamberlain were given the trophies.
 Beta Mu sorority alumni will hold it's first dance at the Plainville High school next Friday.
 Robert Finley Burdick. grandson of Mir. and Mrs. James NJ. Burdick of Grove Hill, is celebrating his
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24

ninth birthday with a party for his young friends. Janet Shephard, te,if- ley Behr. George Flanagan. Robert Stanton, Eaton Riley and Robert Reed.
 A shower was given in honor Of Miss Betty Motulka at the home of Miss Anna Kolode Thursday evening.
 Miss Motulka will become the bride of George J. Jackson on Tues day.
 Stanley Hart. son of MT. and Mrs. Howard H. Hart of Hart street, will be given his bachelor dinner Tues day night in New York city. Includ- ed in the party will be his brother. William H. Hart, IT,. his cousins. Valentine Hart and Theodore Hart of this city. and Allan Moore of Pu- laski. Tenn. James Chamberlain. Gleason Parker. Henry Maier of this city. Ward Maier of Cambridge. Mass. and Ronald Boardman of Lake Forest, Illinois.
 Mrs. Luther Barnes gave a small bridge party Friday afternoon at her home on Lincoln street. The prize went to Mira J. Lincoln.
 Mrs. George Hiidebrandt enter tained ten at breakfast last Sunday morning at her home on Randecker Lane.
 Mrs. Roger Whitman of Corbin avenue entertained at dinner Thurs day evening.
 Miss Elva McKirdy of Lincoln street entertained her bridge club Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Gustav Winger Of Harrison street will give a luncheon Tuesday in honor of Miss Una Merkle. a member of the cast of the play. ''Co- quette." appearing at Parsons the ater the first part of the week. Mrs. Olive Judd Ingraham enter tained a bridge club at luncheon and cards Tuesday afternoon at her home. Mrs. John H. Fellows was awarded the prize.
 Mrs. B. NJ. Crum of Monroe street entertained the members of her bridge club Monday afternoon. Mrs. Curtis Christ won the prize. Mrs. Anna Meyen of this city ob- served her seventieth birthday an- niversary last Sunday evening with a family gathering.
 The Polish Junior League of New Britain will hold its annual Thanks giving dinner and dance at the Paragon Inn oi Monday evening. The committee on arrangements in. cludes: Miss Ceie Grangel of Hart. ford. Miss Mae Meskosky. Miss Celia Michalowski and Miss Helen Symolon all of this city. and Miss Helen Rup of West Hartford.
 Mrs. Johnstone Vance entertained at luncheon and cards Thursday noon at her home on Monroe street in honor of Miss Lois kirkham whose marriage to Stanley Hart takes place next Saturday. The bridge trophies were awarded to Miss Maxine Hart. Mrs. William H. Hart, Jr.. and Mrs. Harold Peck. Mrs. Maurice Johnson is giving a series of informal supper parties at her home on Brighton street enter. taining last Sunday night and again on Thursday night of this week.
 Mrs. Harold Parsons gave q din- ner party for twelve Wednesday at her home on Russell street. Mrs. Donald Gaffney entertained with dinner last Tuesday night at her home on Corbin avenue later taking her guests to a no host the- ater party at Parsons for the "Ethel Barrymore" play.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Judd gave buffet supper and bowling party at their home in Berlin last night.
 
 f Mir. and Mrs. Earl Van Buskirk entertained a few friends at their home on Ten Acre road Thursday evening.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24

Mrs. Olive Judd Ingraham enter. tained the members of her bridge club at luncheon and cards Tuesday noon at her home on West End avenue.
 MT. and Mrs Harry Bates are to entertain at dinner next Tuesday night at their home on Russell street.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Humphrey. MT. and Mrs. Stanley Galpin and Mrs. George kimball were dinner guests at the Little Candle Wick Inn in New Haven Thursday night. later . going on to the Little Theater to see "Overloads".
 Mrs. James North entertained six teen friends at luncheon and cards Wednesday noon at her home on Sunnyledge.
 Mrs. Luther J. Parker of Forest street gave bridge party of six ta. bles with guests coming in for tea ] on "Wednesday afternoon at the : Clayton Parker's home on Vine street. The prizes were won by Mrs. James Baldwin. Mrs. Clifford Vivian. Miss Miriam Mouat, Mrs. Arthur Sampson and Mrs. Kenneth Searle. The tea table was decorated with yellow and white chrysanthemu ums and yellow candles. Mrs. Albert N Abbe and Mrs. Clayton Parker pour 1 ed. Mrs. Maurice Johnson. Mrs Maxwell Porter. Mrs. Laurence Hum. ason, Mrs. Percival Platt and Miss Harriet Parker assisted with the serving.
 Mrs. Philip Stanley of Shuttle l Meadow road gave a small dinner 1 Tuesday evening at the Town and Country club in Hartford. later talk. ing her guests to see "The Kingdom of God" at Parsons theater. l Mrs Charles Norris of Ten Acre road entertained at bridge Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Bennett II. Hubbard enter. | tained the members of her bridge 1 club at her home on Forest street :: Monday afternoon. Miss Miriam Mouat and Miss Maxine Hart were given the prizes.
 i Mrs. Earl J. Burdick of Stanley street gave card party of six ta.
 bles Tuesday evening at her home l MT. and Mrs. Otis Scripture oi
 Lenox Place entertained their sup per and bridge club last evening.
 Mrs. Frank Merkle of Lyons street gave bridge last Saturday
 evening for her house guest. Miss Gladys Haigis of Greenwich. Prizes
 were awarded to Miss Haigis and Miss Louise Smith.
 Mrs. Kenneth Relyea of Berlin is entertaining at bridge and tea Mon-
 day afternoon in honor of Mrs Edgar Hunnicutt, of Atlanta. Geor.
 gia. the former Margaret Wilcos of Berlin.
 Mrs. Harry Bates entertained the
 members of her Current Events club at luncheon Monday noon a,
 her home on Russell street.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24
BIRTHPLACE IS oRpHANAGE

Desio. Italy, Nov. 24. R-The humble house in this township which was Pope Plus XI's birthplace is now being used as an orphan asylum. The asylum's chapel has been installed in the very room in which the present reigning pontiff first saw the light of day.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24
CLUB EVENTS
Woman's Club To Meet Next Week-Other Club Notes of Interest.

The city. in common with other metropoli about the country. is shortly to have live and able Little Theater league, or, to give the local movement the name which has been chosen by its sponsors. Drama League of New Britain" Many fam- ous organizations have originated in
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N. B. H. 5. ID FACE
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periority one appears to have over the other. advantages are wiped out by the spirit which animates the players as they carry on the tradi- :ion of years that has developed a rivalry that stands unsurpassed in the annals of football anywhere.
 Although there will be no need of their presence, there will be bands at the field to stir the crowds up when the cheering lags. Cheer lead CTS will prance and cayort before the
The Washington times., 1928-02-24
DISTANT STATIONS

WsB-AtIanta---6sO-4
9:00--NBC Chains.
11:45--Concert.
KYW-Chicago-B70-
7:30--WJz Program.
1i:00--Movls Club; Ramps Orchestra.
WBBM-ChicagO--770
9:00-Artist Recital
10:00-Popular program.
I1:00-Dance Frolic.
-ChicagO-820-483.6
S:S0-Talks; Bulletins.
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10:o0-Entertainers; Dance Music.
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Undergraduates
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10:30--Popular Studio Program.
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12:00-Ozone Club.
WHT-ChicagO-0SO. 500
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i1:00-Popular program.
WJBT-Chfcagn-55
11:00--Popular program; dance music.
WJAZ--ChicagO-l14
10;O0--Studio and dance program.
| MISCELLANEOUS
9:0O-Silvertone Hour
10:00-Special music.
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12:00--Sherman's Orchestra; Enter
tatnera
WMAQ- WQJ-Chicago-
9:00--Coiunnbia Network
11:00--Chamber Music Players.
12:00--King's and Chapman's Orches-
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1O:1B--''Latest News Flashes" from
our Ttmes-Herald studio.
WRHF-WashingtOn
A. NJ.
10:00-Hougehold talk.
10:30-Half hour Of music.
11:O0-Bsauty Health Talk, Bertha
Parker.
11:OS-Advertisefs Period.
r. N.
S:3o-'"The. Land of Nod" Evelyn
Reichard.
E:50-WeelxIy Resume, District Gov
eminent Affairs, James e..
Chinn.
Jurisdictions from Musical
Comedies.
s:15-Tony the Barber.
6:30-Haif hour of music.
WTFF--WashlngtOn
7:30--Kallipolis Grotto Orchestra.
S:15--William Pistol and Ordley
Hart. banjo and violin duets.
S:30--Representative' Allard GasQue
Of South Carolina.
s:4S~-Phil l.. Ordwein tenor.
S.00--chtck Godfrey, singing Leather
neck"
9:15--Margaret Allison. soprano.
Extraordinarily Forum baritone.
10:1S--Royal Hawaiians.
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BEST PROSPECTS

Grace aS.s0 Of the Beil Tsiephons Com.
pany OF New York, talk. In
verified Speech before City Club
Forum Washington. WMAL t342l.
Ns s;so YORK +; W 11aic1FaP pPPsasl sos'
9:15 p. m.--Jose Corominas, bari
tone, In Jordan program. WASH
ington. WMAL l242l.
American Movie Club. Chicago.
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$50 D. m. United states Marine
Band Orchestra. washington, VIC.
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VEIL WEEE WITS WI W.T., W WaE.
WEBB, KsD. WCCo, voc, WDAF.
KVQO. KOA. WOW, Godfrey Lud-
low. vioIlnist. New York, WIZ,
KDKA. XIV.
$50 5. m.--White Rock concert,
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via s,rv KDK E1s m wy W. WJh
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WBZ. WRzA. WBAL, WH.AG,
KDKA, WV. WJR: XIV. kWk,
VINO, WSB. WBT, WRvA, WAX:
True Story hour. Columbia chain,
WOR, WEAN. WNAC, WFRIa.
WMAK, WcAu, WAS. WKRC,
WADG WAIU. wGHP. RoId.
$50 p. MA France Orchestra.
New York, WEAF, WILT, WGR,
WTAM. WCAE. WV, webb.
VIM, KsD. Voc. WHO. WOW.
10 ,. m.-PalmOlive program.
WAR. WTAG. wcsH. WILT,
WGR, WGY, WCAE, WTAM, WV,
WSAI. wen, WTMJ, KSD, WRHM,
voc. WHO, WOW, WDAF, KVOO,
wFAA. WHAS, wSM, VINO. WSB.
WET, KPRC; Lueezia Bro, So
prano; Beniamino Gigli, tenor,
and Giuseppe de Luca, baritone,
in Traviata" concert, New York,
VIZ, WIZ, WBZA, WBAL,
wHAM. KDKA. WJR. KYW;
Thirty Minute Men, Colum bi
chain: WoR. etc.
gram. Columbia chain, WOR. etc.
DANCE MUSIC
Horace Walkers orchestrs. wash
ington. WMAL CAD.
1880 p. m.--Casino Orchestra.
Atlantic city WPG (2721.
IL p. m.--Ben Bernie's 0rches-
ira, New York. WEAF (4s2l.
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WJz--New YOrk-G00 464
6:O0--Gsorge Halls Orchestra
7:0O--LoTn hardy Orchestra.
7:S0-Old melodies and new.
S:00--Violinist
S:30--Wtlita Rock program.
9:OO--Wrigiey Hour
11:00-SIumber music.
WRNY--New York -02O-32G
7:0O-Circle Ensemble.
7.45--Mate quartet.
.8:O0--Mme. Fishers Musicale.
S:30--Wiuter's Saxophone Minstrela.
9:00-Bright Star program.
9:30--CIover Garden Orchestra
10:OO--Royalists OF Harmony.
10:3O--Yocai
WCAP--Asbury Park--1250-2A0
9.00--Studio: Hoyt's Orchestra.
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WEAE-New Yorlx.-N10 -l99
3:30--U. 81 Marine Band.
6:00-Waidorf Astoria music.
7:00-Eddie Davis Orchestra.
7:30--Happiness Boys.
Societies Service Orchestra.
9:00-Correct time: Anglo Persians.
9:30--La France Orchestra.
a :00--Palmolive program.
1I:00--Ben Bernie's Orchestra.
WHN-New York-7d0- 1913
7:00-Cotton Club Orchestra.
8:30--Roseland Dance Orchestra.
10:00--studio program.
V:SO--VaudevilIe; Silver Slipper Or
Chestra-
WLIT-P Philadelphia, -54O-1OB.9
9 :00--WEAF program
eTpfla--86O 348.6
Ts00-Uncle Wip period.
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10:00--Victor concert.
WPG--AtIantic City-110O-272.6
6:45--Organ; news: concert orches
ira.
, 8:O0-Casino Orchestra.
9:0O--Concert orchestra.
9:30-Taffy dis.
1O:30-~Casino Orchestra.
11:30-Foliies Orchestra.
11:30--Silver slipper Orchestra.
wNYC-New YOrk--B1O-526
8:15-Mandolinist,
S:3O--HPeace Time Patriotism
9:00--VioIin: talk: tenor.
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7:3O-Gimbee; Motor Talk.
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11:00--Maggio's Orchestra.
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ygO1R = ewarlz- fO-s23.8
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500 Choir InvisibIe.
9:UO-zTrue story Hour.
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a1:30-~Goiden Dragon Orchestra
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7.aO--WOO Trio; Science Service.
Musical lecture.
9:OO---WOO Orchestra.
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10:30--WOO Dance Orchestra.
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WHO-Des MOines-56O-535.4
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9:O0--WEAF program.
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11:OO-Cato's Vagabonds.
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G|GL| AND
. De LUCIA IN AIR

Lucrezia Bori, soprano: Beniamino
Gigli, tenor, and Giuseppe de Luca,
baritone. are to sing a concert YER
sion of La Traviata," with the
victor Salon Orchestra for the bene-
fit of radio listeners who can tune
the WIZ circuit at 10 o'clock this
evening.
unsteady. speaking that is the
most important news that has come
to loud speaker addicts for many q
week--to clutter UP an evening OF
all sorts and conditions of good
programs from here. there and
everywhere!
ASK any 10 opera enthusiasts,
| music academicians or plain people
who like good singing. to select the
three greatest professional expo.
nents of the art Of song and out Of.
the 10 would undoubtedly choose
the Bori, GigIi and de Luca COM
bination. Ask the same 10 what
they'd like best to hear that trio
sing in opera, and the chances are
the same seven would say TRAY
iata,. being as how the operate
version OF Dumas Camille" provides
fine opportunity for the three OF
them as few operas do.
ORCHESTRA HAS
BIG CHANCE, TOO
So--there you are: Get the bat
teries freshened up and the tubes
re-activiated for this viii be big
night for those who can rove the
wave lengths and tune VIZ,
WBAL, KDKA or KYW--to select
| the easiest four stations that will
| provide the Victor splash on the
wave lengths. Rosario Bourbon or
/ Nat Shilkret will be orchestral
| director of the affair-and play.
among other things, both the in
| PRODUCTION to the first act and the
| prelude to the third-both OF which
| are orchestral gems of the puEest
ray serene.
Jose Corominas. the young Fill.
| Pine baritone. who came rather a
near second to young Wilbur Evans,
of Philadelphia, in the musical race
for the Atwater Kent foundation
trophy last winter, is to be the
| guest-artist of the Jordan Forum
from WMAL this evening at 9:15
o'clock and a good time should be
had by all who listen to his recital
The WRC schedule lists the
L
chestra for afternoon performance
at $3.50 o'clock with a most attrac.
tive program. The second OF the
new Star Radio series of half
hours will be heard at o'clock, the
Cities Service Orchestra in seIec-
tons from THE Mikado," and other
things, at g.; the Anglo Persians at
8; Lord Calvert at $50 and a Palm
olive bubbling at 10 o'clock,
Norrine Dahn, pianist and COM
poser, win be featured at Tbs in
the WMAL doings-which also has
noon program from the City
Club Forum with DR.. Sergius r.
Grace, Bell telephone engineer. as
speaker. A new WMAL feature
will be introduced at when Lud-
well Denny begins a series of talks
on Keeping Up With the, News
The WIZ outbursts will include a
type of White Rock performance
at $50 and a WrigIey Review at g..
The usual Columbia chain fea.
lures start at 8, the True Story
actors this week visiting the flood
area of the South. At $40 WOS,
at Springfield. Mo-, will celebrate
an anniversary-we don't know
what year, but we do know we
were listening with pleasure to
WOS in 1923 and hope to for many
| years to come.
We can commend to interested
can Movie Club, which will agitate
| o'clock. Young Rob Reel, an en-
terprising Chicago girl. is present
| ing a series of dramatized movie
| stories in this nrogram
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VITO Hartford -Bgs.4
s:0o-- wear program.
e:a0--lvanhoo Knights.
f0.0O-~WEAE program
WEEH--Is Boston Nz0-366.6
7:30--Whiting Program.
S:0O--WEAF Program
9:30--Neapclitmn Program
1O:00s-wEAE Program,
i1:00--Alr Cruises Orchestra; Weather.
1i:45--1rgan.
-BuffaEO- 0DO-S08
7:s0---Radio Ramhleas Travel Tal&.
R:00--WEAF Program.
Ill .00--Statter Orchestra.
WAfAK-~BufSalUu- B0-6A8
s:00--WGY Program.
300 Columbia Network
III :0e--ElufeaIo Special; News
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DiaIlers kept the home stations
tuning last evening-by force of
circumstances that filled the air
with regular summer time as
sortl1lent 0f craclxIes, crashes and
bangs There was noise. every.
where. High power. stations could
be identified but listening to pro-
grams from them was. b task that
most radiOtics soon gave up.
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LOCAL PROGRAMS

WRC-WashlngtOn-4ss
A. N.
s:4s-Fower Health Exercises; Fed
Grafton Morning Devotions;
Parnassus Trio and CheeriO.
1o:0e-Dr. Royal 8. Copeland Hour;
Betty Crocher Home Service
Talk: Radio Household Insti-
tuts and Music in Fashion
able Dress" by June Dun
1S:0D-FsFm Flashes prepared by the
u. s. Department Of Agricul-
p. NJ
1S.te-Organ Recital from the
Homer Z. Kilt studios.
42ttE--R6lfe's Orchestra; Current
Events by A. D. Rees and
FaEnaagus Trio.
3.30-United States Marine Band Or
chestra, Capt. Taylor Branson.
leader, from the Marine Bar
racks.
&:4S-Beginner's Course in French
! by Philip Mott
S:oo-Janssen's Hofbrau Orchestra.
j Observation-Disclosures Orchestra.
0:30--Motion Picture Guide.
T:o0-star Radio Company Program.
T:S0-Sidney and His Mayflower Or
chestra from the MayflOwer
/. Hotel.
s:oo-Cities Service Concert Or
/, chestra and Cities Service
Cavaliers.
S:00--H0ward Correct Time.
s:0O-WhittaIl Anglo Persiana.
{ 9;s0--Lord Calvert Ensemble.
19:O0-The Palmoiive Hour,
I 11s0O--Weather Forecast.
MdAL-washingtOn-242
12:o0-srBrunswick Panatrope Pom
12:se-City Clubs weekly forum, pre-
Senting Or. Sergtus p. Grace
general COMMERCIAL engineer Of
the Bell Telephone Labora-
tories, New York city, who
VIII speak on Inverted
I. T:sO--:.News Flashes" from our
TtnesHera1d studio.
+ TiS--Norris Norrins Dahn. COM
{ posed-pianist.
T:S0--Dance program by Horace
Walker and his orchestra; cor
rect time through courtesy Of
E.se-"washington's Coming. Indus
trial exposition" eighth talk
by Dorsey W. Hyde. jr., sec-
rotary, Washington Chamber Of
S:4S-salvatore carta, tenor. and
Joseph Bruno baritone, accom-
panied by Margaret Bowie
Grant
s:Oo--"KeepinE Up with the News"
L . new news feature by Lud.
well Denny. well known news
e:i5-'srhe Arthur Jordan music
81 forum, conducted by Franh
KimmeI. featuring Joseph Co
rominas baritone.
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touch of the fingers selects the station ron want, with
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ing stations are due to this FULL.pTSI0N Dial OF
the features of Atwater Kent Receiving Sets
The cabinet, although containing everything except
the speaker is smaller than many battery sets The
new satin finish is distinguished. The cord
leading to the lamp socket is than 10 feet long
for your convenience in placing the set. The cur-
rent costs only fraction of . cent an hour.
The price sets new standard Of radio yaiue-be
cause the universal popularity Of Awater Kent Rao
enables us to have big and modern factory and make
fine radio economically.
People everywhere are finding this new A. ses
even better than they expected Right now the AIR y
full of good programs. The demand Is enormous
Prudence says " Order NOW"
Atsuater Kens RodiO Hour every Sunday HiglR
on % associated stations
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ATWATER KENT MFG. COMPANY
A. AtCGter Kent PTesident
47OO WissahickOn Avenue Philadelphia. e.