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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-12

who plays the district attorney, also
must be mentioned.
1.-THE Trial of Mary Dugan" is
at English'S all week.
n
JOAN PAGET
TOPS VARIETY BILL
Joan Paget, graceful, good look
ing and possessed of a pleasing
voice easily takes first honors on
this weeks bill at the Lyric. Miss
Paget is the featured member of
Fan Faire' a dance act of four
women and two men, and contrib
utes whole heartedly to the pro-
gram offered.
All members of this act do their
bit in an acceptable way but it's
just case of being outdone by a
girl with the experience and ability
to keep ahead of them.
Niblo, Spencer and company, two
men and a woman, is a comedy act
that has brought out the laughs
every time 1t has been presented.
Could not say that these are the
same people that have been here
before but the act wherein two men
get stranded out on the ocean and
are vamped by mermaid is one
that has been seen several times
around here. 1t still packs a laugh
however, and that is the main idea
of comedy acts. Is it not?
Emma O'Neil is one Of those good
natured women who make you think
Of the lady you used to know back
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-12
PARTISAN FLAPPERS
AT MUTUAL FOR WEEK

At the Mutual this week Partisan
Flappers," with Flossie DeVere, is
the burlesque attraction. What looks
like the nattiest chorus of the year
is prancing around the stage ap6
runway and the comedians are fun
ny. Several good singing voices are
in the cast and the show does not
drag. Should satisfy any burlesque
fan.
At the Mutual.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-12

On view at other theaters today
are Fannie Brice in my Man" at
the Apollo; THE Bellamy Trial.
with Leatrice Joy and Betty Bron-
son at Loew's Palace; George Jessel
in Lucky Boy at the Indiana and
"Abbie'S Irish Rose" at the Circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-17
ARMY ORDERS ISSUED.
Retirements and Transfers Are
Announced.

Col. Herbert L. Evans, Quartermaster
Corps. on duty with Organized Reserves
at Minneapolis. will be placed on the
retired list September Is. on his own
application; Lieut.. Col Sebring c. Me-
gill, Signal Corps, has been transferred
from Baltimore to Manila: Lieut.. Col.
Augustine A. Hofmann. Infantry, from
Columbia, S. c.. to Chicago; Mai. John
r. Lands, Infantry. from Fort Ben
ming, Ca, to Fort George G. Meade,
Nd: Maj. John H. Cochran. Coast Ar
tillerv Corps. from Fort Monroe, Va, to
the War Department; Maj. James r.
Hill. Cavalry, from Fort Bliss. Tex. to
Baltimore: Mai. william j. Pendleton
18th Field Artillery. from Fort Bragg
N. c., to Barlow. Fla: Maj Henry s.
Kilbourne, retired, from Denver. Colo
to the Joliet Township High School,
Chicago; Mai. Frederick M Armstrong
Infantry, from Syracuse. NJ Y. to the
p. Hazlett, Infantry. from Akron, Ohio,
to Fort BENJAMIN Harrison. Ind: Maj.
Stewart r. lGtfln. Coast Artillery Corps,
from PHILADELPHIA to the War Depart
nent: MajS. Roger Taylor and Charles
A. Walker Ordnance Department. to
dutyt with the Organized Reserves in
the Instruct Of Columbia: First Lieut..
Fredei lick v. H. Kimble. Air Corps, from
March Field, Calf, to this city for
duty int the ONCE Of the Assistant Sec
rotary of War, and Second Lieut.. Cor
don r. Williams, Coast Artillery Corps,
statiol1e ID lat Fort Barrancas. Fla. resig-
nationx accepted by the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-17
CRACK NAVY PILOT
IS ORDERED TO D. C.
Lieut.. @. 7. cuddihy Is Detached
From Lexington for Ana
costia Duty.

Another Of the Nays crack airplane
pilots Is coming to the Naval Air sta
ton at Anacostia, d. c., to aid IN put
ting new types Of service planes through
their PAGES.
Naval orders yesterday show that
Lieut.. George T. Cuddihy viii be de-
tached about July from command of
v. r. Squadron 3B Of the u. S. S. Lex
ington, Aircraft Squadrons, Battle
Fleet and come on duty here
ago to report to Anacostia for duty.
1t Is expected that Lieut.. Cuddihy
will be assigned with the fight tests
section. which supervises the testing Of
each new type Of plane purchased by
the Navy or contemplated for purchase.
Lieut.. Cuddihy has distinguished
himself in air races. In January, 1927,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-17
E|NSTE|N HONORED
At JUBILEE FETE
Hoover Praises Scientist as
High Among Benefactors
Of Mankind.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 17.-The unusual
spectacle Of a public celebration Of the
birth Of living man was given at the
Metropolitan Opera House here last
night when the Albert Einstein jubilee
committee commemorated the fftieth
anniversary of the birth of the German
scientist.
This message, from President Hoover.
was read:
Prof Einstein ranks high among
the foremost scientists Of all times. who
have enriched mankind by their IN
valuable contributions to thought and
human progress. It is very fitting that
distinguished educators and other pub
lic-spirited Americans are paying this
tribute to Prof. Einstein."
Ray Lyman Wilbur. Secretary Of the
Interior, said: Here is q single
handed scientist. He, like Lindbergh,
went alone. Einstein goes alone into q
great new field and brings back to us
these facts, creates new things He be-
comes. consequently, to us hero, and
rightly So
Mayor Walker and DR.. Friedrich Won
Prittwitz-G affron, German Ambassador
to the United States, also spoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-17

he made an extended Might over the
Andes Mountains In South America,
flying approximately l00o miles over
hazardous territory in tine interest OF
furthering aviation, and he recently
established a record for flying time be-
when he flew q Navy Curtiss racer to
the AnacoStia Naval Air Station, dis
lance Of 12o miles by air line. In exactly
50 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-17
SWIMMERS REHEARSE.

Thirty-five expert local swimmers are
rehcarsing daily for the water play.
THE Princess Learns to SWIM" to be
presented Friday and Saturday nights
at Y. w. C. A. headquarters, Seven
tenth and K streets, under the super
vision of the health education Depart
ment of the association.
Exhibitions of fancy diving will be
given by Julia Deming, Mrs. Lillian
Eherwine, Bertha Smith, Sue Cissel.
Katherine Bray, Florence SHADING,
Margaret Callfson. Martha Hickam.
Grace White, Elizabeth Gates, lone
Whalen and Lois Bates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-17
w ,man Sues for $4,000.

Mrs. 4 la Petrone. 7o3 Allison street
has fled suit to recover $4,000 dam
ages from the Jacobs Transfer Co., Inc
f13 FTori Ia avenue northeast. for al
legged pen ;onal injuries. While driving
an sutton lobile February Is last, at
Twelfth a I'd e streets, she says she was
seriously 1 INJURED when her car was in
collision vi It'll a truck Of the defendant
Attorneys Lyman Waldman and Sam
uel Robinse n appear for the plaintiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-17
PLEASED, SAYS EINsTEIN.

BERLIN, April II CP.-Albert Elm
stein yesterday expressed. through the
Associated Press, his pleasure over the
mass meeting in his honor in New
York by the following message to the
audience:
you meet to celebrate a myth bear
ing my name. This proves, however
that In our time amidst all the i'll
omened striving after power and Injury
there still lives an appreciation for the
eternal aims Of the human spirit.
"That makes me happy.
(Signed) ALBERT EINSTEIN."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-17
BASE BALL FAN DIES.
South Carolinian Is Stricken by
Heart Attack at Game.

COLUMBIA. s. O.. April II AD.--J,
N. Phillips Of Ninety-six, 8. c.. died
after . heart attack ct the Columbia
Macon base ball game here yesterday
afternoon. at the opening Of the South
Atlantic League.
He was taken III during the NTH
inning.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04
Today's Features

| Monday generally is a good day
! for reception and variety OF pro-
grams. Among the features We have
Julia Sanderson, the dainty feminine
member of that famous musical trio
of which Donald Brian and Joseph
Cawthorne we're the other partners.
who will be the star performer dur
ing the Family Party at $3.50 over
WEAF and VITO. With Miss San
derson will appear another well
known artist-Frank Crumit, who
appeared with Miss sanderson In
such successes as Sweet Lady" and
.'Tangerine." Miss Sanderson is
known from her appearances as the
musical comedy star of "Hitchy
koo," mo, No Nanette," "Oh Kay
and "Queen High" instrumental
music will be provided by an aug
mented novelty orchestra, and the
entire entertainment will be of the
popular vaudeville type.
Another program that promises a
wide variety of musical entertain
ment will be provided by members
| of the Voice OF Firestone family ut
o'clock over the same stations. The
familiar voice of Franklyn Baur will
be heard in Santa Lucia" the ira
ditional Italian love song, Kern's
Moonlight in kaloaah' and I'll
Take You Home Again Kathleen
Miss Vaughn de Leath will render a
selection from Tierneys Irene ac-
companied by an orchestra and
choristers, and alone she will
sing II Want to Be Loved
BY You" The orchestra plays
among other numbers, Danza's
"Funiculi Funicula," Rubinstein's
| Melody in F. and MALTA" Saint
saens' 1.-The Swan" will be played by
the violins and harp,
| Following the program will come
the familiar strains of the Two
Guitars announcing the regular
weekly broadcast by the Gypsies.
| Tonight's repertoire includes Glinka's
overture to Russian and Ludmila
Kalman's sylvia special ar
rangement of Nardini's "Barcarole.
! Handels Largo Gardeners From
/ the Canebrake" and the famous
| Toselll "Serenade.'
! Opera lovers may turn to station
! WEAF at II o'clock at which time
| the National Opera company will
present De Leone's opera 'Algalala'
or Little Good Nothing" This
| is an milan tale and takes place
among the Chippewas and Iroquis.
Modern compositions OF a popular
note will be featured during the
program by the Duo Discs at $40
over WIZ and WEI. At first we
shall hear Happy" followed by
up in the Clouds" played by the
orchestra. The Duo Disc Duo will
then be heard in Mississippi, fol-
lowed by d rendition of Bcrlin's
Marie" by the orchestra. The duo
is next heard in She's Funny That
Way and other numbers follow in
J Guiding by the Waters of Mime
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04
CHURCH WILL PERMIT
WIFE TO GET DIVORCE
Former Football Star Says He WIN
Not Contest Acti0n-Blaunes
Differences OF Opinion.

Boston, Feb. (UP)-Frederic
Cameron Church. Jr., onetime Har-
ward football star, has announced
he will not contest the divorce ac-
ton which has been filed at New
port, r. l., by his wife, the former
Muriel Vanderbilt. ...
While declining to discuss the case
in details. Church explained that
differences of opinion which had de-
veloped between them were respon-
sible for his wife's action.
The liberal alleges non-support,
but Mrs. Church indicated that this
was not the principal cause for her
suit. She was taking the action with
the utmost regret" she said.
Both Church and his wife denied
any intention Of remarrying in the
immediate future.
1t had been rumored in society
circles more than two months ago
that divorce action was imminent.
The Church's have not been living
together for several months. Mrs.
Church residing at Newport and her
husband in this city.
The wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Church, held in Newport on July Is,
1925, was the outstanding society
event OF that season.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04
Another Michigan Bank
RObber Suspect Held

Detroit, Feb. R-The Wood
Holt case was given another twisted
angle today with announcement by
Detroit police that they had arrested
Osborn Holloway, 80, as a suspect In
the $4,000 robbery Of the Sturgis.
Mich, National bank.
Holloway. minus his left arm. Is
said to resemble r. A. Wood. already
identified in the robbery. although
Wood Is minus his right arm and
is about 80 pounds lighter than Hell
loway.
Some witnesses Of the Sturgis rob-
berry have declared the left sleeve
of the robber who stood guard at the
bank door. was empty.
Wood and Cecil Holt. held with
him at Centerville. Mich. In connec-
ton with the Sturgis bank robbery.
are to be given an examination to-
morrow, although James T. Sloan.
acting prosecutor of st. Joseph coun-
ty has intimated postponement
may be requested while he COM
pletes an investigation into alibi
claims of the two men. Wood and
Holt have offered documents to
show they we're in Detroit December
1t, the day of the robbery.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04

many states and rob many osasd-
kueneies q THAR constitutional
voics In government
The committee recommends this
particular bill without amendment:
~ Because It y the form In which
the house has determined III own
primary problem: az because any
collateral considerations, involving
basic changes In the apportionmsat
base. are not Eermane to the Inn
mediate effort and the immediate
necessity; namely. to make tho con-
stitution articulats In this funda-
mental function Involving the
foundations and perpetuities Of rep
resentative government"
The major fractions method"
which the bill provides for appor-
tioning the membership II the
method which was used after the
1910 census. A prepayment Of this
method explains 1t ~ follows:
Suppose congress should have
wanted to make the house ass in
stead Of l3s In 1910. Which state
would have gotten the 43sth dis
trict! According to major fractions.
that state would have gotten It
which had tho highest absolute
number Of unrepresented people.
This 10 to say. people In excess Of
the districts apportioned in the vari-
Gus states"
After each state has been assigned
the one member provided for in the
constitution. the 3S7 remainder 10
assigned to the states by successfully
dividing the population OF the vari-
Gus states by IN, ~, AZ. etc. The
quotients obtained are then set down
in = series, and the highest number
on the list l. allocatcd the new dis
trict.
Under equal proportion" repre-
sentation would be determined on
the basis Of the relationship Of the
population Of each state to that of
the whole country. This method
has many advocates but seems now
to have been abandoned. Each
system IL complicated in the ex-
IRENE.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04

7.o5-Grace Notes

7:05-Grace Notes
7:l5-Park Lane orchestra
s:00-'Cellar Knights"
9:00-Jewish program
1O:00-Play. THE Machine Age"
10:s0-Melody Musketeers
11:00-Al Lynn's orchestra
10lO-WRNY-2o7
5:00-Smith. ballads; Farm Forum
5:30-Tottie's Story
5:45-Lillian Trotter, pianist
6:00-Angelus Vocal Quartet
6:10-Fiorence limerick, contralto:
ensemble
6:47-Hogan, tenor; minstrels
7:15-Ward and Farmer, duo
7:32-Manhattan Vocal Trio
7:45-Ida Bird. pianist: Natures
Wonders"
S:00-Munter. baritone: Goldsmith.
soprano: dance orchestra
S:45-Pat Kennedy. songs
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04
German Court Guarded
At Trial of Gangster,

Berlin. Feb. I N-Nine members
of Berlin's gangdom went on trial
today for allegedly melting a battle
with 4 group of carpenters Decem-
Der 30.
The criminal court in the work.
ingmen's district, where the trial
was in progress. looked like a be-
sieged fortress. Strong police guards
were stationed all about to prevent
a possible attempt at rescue Of the
defendants AZ we'll as to protect
them. Inside dozens OF detectives
stood about, and no one was allow
ed to enter without a ticket and
without being searched for conceal
ed weapons.
About 4 hundred witnesses had
been summoned.
The defendants are members Of
a band known as "Immcrtreu."
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04
Are You Run Down,
Weak, Nervous?

To have plenty Of firm hesh and
the ability to do . big days work
and feel like Z two-ysar old" ct
night, you must eat three good
meals ! day, relish your food and
properly digest it. II you can't
eat, can't sleep, can't work, just
take . teaspoonful Of Tanlac BE-
''I nr nsis! stephen Whale, Of 1s7
Springdale Ave-, Meriden, Conn.,,
says: II was = weak, thin, puny boy
and grew up to manhood in that
condition. But Tanlac fixed me up.
It increased my appetite and made
my stomach all over 20 could d.
sest everything. I gained % lbs"
Tanlac il wonderful for indiges-
ton and constipation-gas, pains,
nausea, dixxiness and headaches. It
brings back lost appetite, helps
you digest your food, and gain
strength and weight. It contains
no mineral drugs; it Is made of
roots, barks and herbs, natures
own medicines for the sick. The
cost IL less than 2 cents q dose. Get
= bottle from your druggist. Your
money back II it doesn't help.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04
EAST AND WEST STATIONS
1ssO-WODA, Paterson-s40

125O-WODA, PatersOn-24O
5:00-Dance music
5:30-News: police alarms
s:0O-Dodge victory hour
7:o0-Radio shoppers guide
7:3O-Air school. agriculture"
7:45-Air school, English"
125O-WGCP, Newark-240
S:oO-Saftey talk: Imperial lmps
s:45-Phil Oliver, baritone
9:o5-ken Kitchens orchestra
s6O-WLIT, Philadclphia-SS5
5:o5-Children's twilight hour
7:3O-Arvadia concert orchestra
S:0O-Same as WEAF
1l:0O-Walton dance orchestra
81O-WIP, Philadelphia-4S2
7:oo-Roll call. birthday list
7:3o-Marie Brock, pianist; Otto
Meyer, violinist
S:o0-Meyer Musical ensemble
S:45-Studio recital
9:00-Fireside hour; French pro-
gram
1o:0o-El Patio dance orchestra
1o:3o-Doc Dougherty's orchestra
l1:0O-Charles Warren's orchestra
11OO-WPG, Atlantic City-27S
S:o0-Dinner music
S:3O-Studio program
S:45-The Two Musical Jays
9:Oo-Traymore concert orchestra
9:45-Studio program
l0:00-Chocolate Boys
10:40-"Syncopators;" novelty pro-
gram
11:O0-Dance orchestra
79O-WGY, Schenectady-3SO
e:0o-Stock reports, produce mar
ket, farm forum, news
6:30-Dinner music
7:30-Madrigal Mixed Quartet
S:0o-11:00-Same as WEAF
7OO-WLN, Cincinnati-42S
5:00-Tea Time Trio
5:30-Live Stock reports
5:40-The Office Boys
6:O0-Sekatary Hawkins
6:3O-Dynacone Diners
7:00-Weather report
7:01-Municipal Administration
talk
7:15-Ted Weems and orchestra
7:3O-Gasson's Chicks
S:00-Prof. kyrock
S:15-Organ recital
S:30-The Duo Discs
9:0O-The h. l. o. Ministries
9:30-Real Folks
1O:0O-Time and weather
1O:01-The Hamilton Club
10:20-Michael Hauer's orchestra
Music
12:00-Ted Weems and orchestra
l2:3O-W. L. & w. Entertainers
1:00-Henry Thies and orchestra
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04

Cullen was found unconscious on
Z railway Friday. apparently the
victim Of = severe beating. On re-
gaining consciousness, no told Of
killing his wife. The reason he said,
was that she was not doing right by
him. They had been married i've
days
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04

iss would not provo fatal
". W. Nelchen, chief Of detectives
OF Miami. to whom Guile confess
cd that he slew his i've day bride.
said he showed little remorse for hi.
deed, and that . confession would
b given him to sign when he had
sufficiently recovered.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04
NEW YORK CITY
s7O-WNYC-S3s


5:0o-Time; market reports
5;lB-Nealth talk; Meier-Pauselius.
guitar .....
5:4s-Norman Helms, song; Vert
helm. violin
s:15-Karl Priester. songs
s:30-German lessons
7:30-Time; police alarms; infor-
nation
7:,5-WNYC Air College: "Dis-
armament" Nelson P. Mead
7:55-Air College: Socrates Phil
osophy." Gabriel r. Mason
s:10-Hans Merx, journey cycle
s:30-Federal Business Association,
Colonel J. b. Allison
s:50-Civil service openings
S:55-Time; police alarms; weather
S7O-WMCA-S3s
9:00-Cnion Label Council
9:30-Se1nam Tilers
1o:0O-Rainbow orchestra
1o:30-Little Entertainers; orch.
11:00-rme: McAlpin dance orch.
11:3o-News: dance orchestra
1c:0o-c a. m.-Village Grove pro-
gram; Burlesque, La Paluka"
seO-WEAF-4s4
5;OO-Bob Fallon's orchestra
5:30-Jolly Bill and Jane
5:55-summary of programs
s:o0-waldorf-A dinner mu-
sic
7:o0-Hal Kemp's orchestra
7:3O-"World Today" James Nc
Donald
1:45-The Piano Twins
S:0o-The Voice of Firestone
S:so-Family Party
1o:30-Empire Builders
11:oO-Opera, "Algalala'
71O-WOR-l22
s:o0-Lombardy orchestra
5:3o-"Golfng," Harry r. Sparkling
5:40-sid Reinherz, pianist
5:50-Sports talk: Dixie Singers
15-"Footlights." Olive Sayler
G:s5-Newscasting; Uncle Don
7:00-Time; aviation show
7:3o-H. V. Kaltenborn. Current
Events
.:59-Chimes; the Music Room
S:3o-Couriers
9:o0-Physical culture program
9:30-Vitaphone Jubilee
1n:oO-Hank Simmons Show Boat
11:00-News. weather. organ recital
11:3o-Ernie Golden's orchestra
76O-WJZ-385
J:O0--"River of Cold McAneny
5:l5-Ruth Thomas. soprano
5:30-Reports; stock market; finan-
cial summary; cotton prices;
agricultural reports
5:45-The Piano Twins
6:Oo-Palais dor orchestra
G:55-Summary Of programs
1:00-Correct time
7:0O-South Sea islanders
7:30-Roxy and His Gang
S:30-Automatic Duo
9:0o-Neapolitan Nights
e:30-"Real Folks"
1o:0O-Correct time
1o:00-Blue Danube Nights
10:3O-Waldorf- Astoria orchestra
a1:00-Slumber music
S6O-WABC-34s
5:o0-Dr. u. Hodgson, Food"
J:30-Market prices
5:(5-Heckscher Foundation Chill
dren's program
s:3o--Harry fuckers orchestra
';oo-Chimes: program summary
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04
tsnka." my Old Man" and "Doat
Be Like That"

Thompkins Corners had 4 spec
tacular robbery the other night.
Robbers had entered Sordis' store
and rifed the cash register. Matt
Thompkins, the mayor has finally
yielded to the arguments Of the rest
of the folks and has ordered =
burglar alarm. The installation will
take place tonight at $3.50 over WIZ
and WBZ.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04
Honeymoon Slayer's
Injuries Not Fatal

Miami. Fla. Feb. 4 R-Christo-
pher Cullen Of Weymouth, Mass,
continued in a serious condition to-
day, but physicians said his injur-
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04
rs CoID n RAIM

Valencia. Spain. Feb. @-Un.
avoidable weather threatens failure
Of this Nseason's orange crop. The
fruit 10 falling from the trees after
rains and low tempera-
lures.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04

NEW ENGLAND STATIONS

ooo-WT1C, HaFtfoed-SO0
e:l0-Summary Of program
6:l3-Nother Goose
6:26-NeWs
6:30-Hotel Bond Trio
7:0o-Hotel Nanxar orchestra
7:s0-Nlent for WCAC
s:00-Voice of Firestonc
s:30-The Gypsies
9:3o-Family Party
10:3o-Empire Builders
11:00-News and Weather
eOO-WCAC, StoFrs-5OO
5:lO-The All Club Crier
7:3o-"Hothouse Lambs in Connec-
ticut"
7:l5-"Farm Management Remin-
ders"
WDRC-New Haven
6:45-News, theater review and
weather report
7:o0-Correct time
7:01-Hotel Taft Grill orchestra
S:oo-Fifteen Minutes of Pleasan-
tries
S:15-''The ukulule Baby"
s:30-Book Review
s:45-Hawaiian Guitar recital
s:00-Correct time
9:O1-Program Of operate Music
9:3o-Program from WMCA
oeO-WBZ, Spring1iekl--3O3
5:45-Di Saints orchestra
6:oO-Correct time
s:O1-Di Santi's orchestra
6:15-Official Agriculture report
6:35-Dinner music
6:45-News and Chimes
7:00-Bert loves orchestra
7::o-R. ". McNeel
7:3o-Roxy and His Gang
s:30-The Duo Discs
e:3o-Real Folks
10:0O-Time and Sportograms
10:o6-Ernie Andrews orchestra
l0:15-Talk, James w. Reardon
1o:30-Ernie Andrews orchestra
11:oo-Weather and news
11:06-Pianistic Capers
1l:.O-Keith Memorial organ
1l:50-Time and temperature
l33O-WNAC, B0ston-:iI
5:0O-Ted and His Gang
s:0O-N-wscasting
G:05-The Romancers
6:35-Temperature report
6:36-Colonial dinner dance
7:00-News
7:l1-"Amos m Andy"
7:30-Newspaper Sidelights
7:30-The Sally Briggs Ensemble
s:00-The Music Room
s:30-The Couriers with Henry
Burbig ...
s:oo-Physical Culture Hour
9:3o-Viataphone Presentation
1O:00-Hank simmons Show Boat
1l:o0-News
l1:1o-Copley Plaza orchestra
11:45-Palais dor orchestra
Eoo-WEEI, Bost0n-SOs
s.o0-Big Brother Club
6::O-News
G:4o-Bib Brother Club
7:O0-O'Leary's Irish Minstrels
7:30-The Pilgrims
S:o0-Voice Of Firestone
S:30-The Gypsies
9:30-Family Party
l0:3O-Empire Builders
t1:00-Weather and Flying forecast
l1:05-News
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04

The beautiful ballet music from
Gounod's Faust" will open the
hour of slumber music at II o'clock
over WIZ and WLW. A. soon II
the strains of this selection has died
out, the orchestra win render a
Strauss waltz Artists Life" Other
selections include Anselrs Three
Irish Pictures" Henaglia's Aria"
and Cigars 'Serenade Lyrique."
New Britain herald., 1929-02-04

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