New Britain herald., 1929-06-08

l at seven o'clock in order to give baseball enthusiasts the results or the days games. At 7:15 Grover l Whalen. police commissioner of New York city. will be the speaker in the eighth of the Safety Series addresses. Commissioner Whalen'H sub ject will be Enforcement as an. Aid to Safety. His address will be followed by an half hour of dinner dance music by Phil Spitalny and his orchestra. Another brilliant ra- dio revue will he presented at eight o'clock when the Cavalcade passes before the micro phone for it's week. ly presentation. Nathaniel Shilkret will direct the symphany orchestra which is scheduled for nine o'clock. after which R. 4. Rolfe's orchestra will offer an hour of syncopated melodies. The program will be closed with another half hour Of dance music by Emil Heimberger. and his orchestra.
 Our Pleasing Pagans. a sermon addressed to preparatory school. and college graduating classes, will he broadcast by the Hartford sta i ton Sunday afternoon at four o'clock. It will be delivered by Dr.
 Ralph w. Sockman. Personal re- 1 minisccnCes of President Ruther l ford R. Hayes will feature the
 weekly, talk on Face to Face with Our Presidents by Joe Mitchell Chapple at six o'clock. David Law.
 renee will be heard at nine o'clock
 in his talk on current events in the
 national capital entitled Our Gov
 ernment. The days results on the
 diamond will be read at 9:1 5. after
 which the Champions, opponents of
 symphonic jazz, who are led by
 Jean Goldkette, will fill the ether
 with their syncopations at 10:15.
 A concert by the New York Fire
 department band, Bandmaster
 George F. Bricgel directing. will in-
 augurate the out door roof studio of the New York city municipal radio
 station WNYC this evening at S:15.
 A special program, has been ar
 ranged for the occasion.
 l George William Ncntre's Wey- , mouth post American Legion band.
 famous throughout the east. will be
 heard in a special broadcast this I evening at 5'3o through station | un
 be reenactment of the United
 Commercial Travellers parade which
 was held this morning at Hartford.
 About 5000 members Of the Unit
 ed Commercial Travellers organ,za-
 ton. representing practically every
 town and city in New England. to-
 day are in Hartford at the con-
 venton.
 George William Nentre will lead
 the band himself when it goes on
 the air late this afternoon. Walter i smith. stellar solo trumpetist will
 be featured on the radio program. | Hawaii in he days of good Queen | Lii will be the scene of Skipper | Browns next yarn to be broadcast at eight o'clock tonight from station | WGY at Schenectady. New York.
 Irhe skipper is man Of many ad- ventures and he has the scaman.s skill Of telling a dramatic tale. | When he was a young man he had hand ia the revolution which threatened the last days Of Queen I.il's reign His sailing ship. E'ri- gate Bird, carried cargo of con- traband gdns and ammunition. and it was this cargo which nearly cost | him his life in the nav Of Pelc
 The subject of the yarn is Gun | Running.
 Fraternity Row. long one of the i high spots of WOR, Newark. pro- grams, holds it commencement this evening. 1t will then break up | for the summer and the brothers will depart. all except Hugh Wal ton, who will continue to function as one Of the stations announcers This broadcast was particularly notable for the work of the Hicks brothers and the quartet of New 1 York Universitys glee club Every member Of the entertaining staff is college man and their work has a genuine ring of campus life. They | have received congratulations from almost every college within the range of WOR's transmtiter. Fred kuhnly, a tenor. gets an l opportunity to display his vocal
 wares in this evenings recital hour through station WOR. Previously the recital hour was given over 10
 women. Minnie Veil a concert pian- ist. will be at the piano and Oliver Herbert at the harp.
 kuhnley, while q student of the piano, was prevailed upon in his youth 10 become chorister as we'll
 Ills voice proved rare in quality and exceptional in range After his graduation from the New York h. stitute of Musical Arts he appeared in light operas. musical comedies and concerts.
 Ceremonies from the steps of the national capitol building. comment oratiRg the 15ond anniversary of the adoption of the Stars and Stripes as the national emblem will be broadcast al seven o'clock Sun day evening by WTIC. Hartford Col James A. Moses will tell tn. story of our flag. and a choral presentation of patriotic song,., as- sisted by the United State Marine band. will also be heard.
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