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The Washington times., 1930-08-04

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Peoples Drug Stores.
The Washington times., 1930-08-04
WEATHER DETAILS

The sun rises Tuesday, sos a. m. and
sets 7;os p. m.
The moon rises today I:1s p. m. and
Fets 1880 .. m.
The moon rises Tuesday b;1a p. m
and sets lis a. m.
The Washington times., 1930-08-04
CHILD GAsHED BY cup

Davis Coakiey, 2, 400 block
Tenth st. s. T., was cut about
the nose and face when he fell
on q tin cup yesterday.
The Washington times., 1930-08-04
3 IN BOAT DROWN

RUTHERFORD, N. j., Aug. 4
IN.S0.-Three men were be.
lieved drowned today when a row.
boat, carrying them to their work
on a raft in a river, sank. They
were Jerry Howard. %. negro;
Salvatore Verti, 40, and John Ter
mini, A.
The Washington times., 1930-08-04
Doctor Makes
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The Washington times., 1930-08-04
ADVERTISEMENT

sales of carcass beef in Washington, D. c.,
for week ending Saturday. August 2,
1890, on shipments sold out, ranged
frem $50 cents to 1906 cents per pound
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Spanish ensemble direction Hugo Mariani
 8:S0-Goldman Band concert-Del Staiger, cornetist; Edwin Franko Goldman conducting 9.15-Ballad Operas; Gather Ye Rosebuds," sung by Norman Lucas, Harvey Doney, Jean Haig, Beatrice Morson; direction Alfred Heather
 9:45-An Hour with Shakespeare Twelfth Night" dramatic pro- gram 10:45-South Sea Islanders; Joseph Rodgers, tenor and director native string orchestra 1:15-Nocturne Devora Nadwor- ney, contralto: instrumental trio Il: 1:30-Reminiscences; Godfrey Lud- low, violinist; male quartet; Keith Mcleod pianist; AlUyn E. W Bach, narrator
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
Flashes of Life

E. the Ass. .sted Press
 New York One golfer IS 10 make moro noises than anybody else when Bobby Jones comes up New York harhor in triumph July Eu- gene F Maran president Of the Fox , Hills Golf club or Staten Island. the first golf course Bobby can see this side Of Great Britain. will have fleet Of tugs. all gaily arrayed and hisrles blowing, meet Bobby's ship of the island and escort him.
 Hoylake England-Blach is lucky for king Bobby. In tournaments he uses a ball marked with black dot
 Newport. R. l. - Charles Francis Adams is unlike a previous secre- tarv Of the navy who expressed amazement when he found 9 battle ship was hollow. The present score tary can run 2 ship himself and often has. whether racing yacht or the Leviathan. On Monday he is 10 be at the wheel Of the Yankee in race Of candidates for the honor Of detending the Americas cup.
 Washington - 4 surprise for Mir Hoover. After he left the office last night his old desk was removed and q nAp one of maple antique was put in along with velvet brocaded chairs and q new rug. all presents from Mrs, Hoover.
 New York - Sinclair Lewis, au- thor, is a daddy A son has been born to the former Dorothy Thomp- son. whom he married in London cHo years ago.
 Berlin - Male dress reform in hot weather is taboo in the Reichstag. 4 few members were appearing ln their shirt sleeves till the vice presl- dent requested that the dignity Of the house be preserved,
 Atlantic City, x, J. - Napkins on railroad trains will be sufficient for portly travellers 10 tuck under their chlrs f recommendation Of 8 com mitter al the American Railway as- socIatIon's convention are followed ], urges 20 by 70 inches as Q stan dard size, an increase Of % square inches in area.
 A Pocahontas is 10 discontinue being bachelor. James R. Herbert Boone whose maternal ancestors include the famous Indian girl and who CT his fathers side is 8 desc~dant ot Lord Baltimore, is engaged to Miss N4rIel Harmar WurtsDundas Boone has been member of the ~ 1. ! more.
 London - Novels and plays rep. resenting soldiers as drunks or COW ards arouse Field Marshal Sli George Milne. Addressing veteran! rho served at Salonika he said sucf things were perpetrated by people who did precious little during the
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
MANHATTAN SYMPHONY
 AT STATE SAENGERFES1
Seven Hundred Male Singers Com- pete in Prize Songs at Bushnell
 Memorial-Hold Outing Today

Hartford. June 21 With 2.00o members of German singing socie- ties of New England and New York taking part, the opening session of the two-day state saengerfest was held yesterday with the prize sing ing contest and q festival concert as the main attraction.
 This morning a parade will be held and in the afternoon picnic and carnival at Charter Oak park is scheduled.
 Yesterday afternoon in the Bush nell Memorial 3 societies with more than 700 singers took part in the singing contest for which prizes will be awarded this afternoon At the evening program the mass ed chorus was assisted by Miss Ethyl
 Hayden, New York, soprano, and the Manhattan Symphony orchestra drected by Henry Hadle, The orchestra gave three num- bers: Overture. "Egmont," L. Bee- thoven; "Siegfried's Rhine Jour- ney," Wagner; and In Bohemia" an overture composed by Mr. Had lev The principal number sung by ! Miss Hayden was "Elsas Dream,' from Wagner's "Lohengrin."
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
LIBRARY SELECTS
 37 0F 4O BOOKS
Local Average Of Approved List
 Unusually High

Thirty-seyen out of forty is an eX- ,cellent average and those in charge of purchasing books for the library of the New Britain Institute were eratifed recently to learn that of the 40 notable American books of |1929 selected by the American Li- brary association for the League of Nations. g were already on the li- brary shelves. The other three have 1 been purchased since the report WIS issued and are now ready for cir culation
 In belles lettres and art are to b. found Ernest Hemingway "A Fare we'll to Arms" q work that many hold to be superior to even his The Sun Also Rises Laughing Boy,
 which captured Pulitzer prize for its author, Oliver LaFarge, has the added distinction Of being that writ. CTS first novel. Two other well rknown authors are represented: Ell nor Wyle, Angels and Earthly 1 Creatures and Edwin Arlington 1 Robinson's "Cavenders House. i The Wave Just Out l Evelyn Scott is perhaps not sc ] well known but those who have reat ] her "Escapade" will be eager 10 ge- i her most recent book. The Wave. 1 Other books in this classification are: For Lancelot Andrews: Essay! on Style and Order T $. Eliot . Dear Judas" Robinson Jeffers an
 "Firehead," Lola Ridge.
 Only two Of the books deal wit
 the drama One Of these is Elme, RIces Street Scene" and the othe
 d reference volume, The Theater Three Thousand Years of Drama
 Acting and Stagecraft," by sheldoI Cheyney.
 Among the works on philosoph.
 and psychology the most popular i
 Walter Lippmans A Preface |
 Morals" Two other volumes l:
 this category are: The Quest 10 Certainty" by John Dewey. an
 The Modern Temper" by Josep.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
Wood CrIlfcll
'ood Crutch.
 Biographies Numerous

Biographies are the most numer- ous and include such diverse char acters as the much married Henry VIII, Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, and Lafayette. The titles in this section are. Grandmother Browns Hundred Years" Brown; Mrs. Eddy" Dakin, The Life of an Ordinary Woman" Ellis; Henry the Eighth" Hackett; Herman Melville" Lewis Mumford, The Life and Letters Of Joseph Pennell," Elizabeth Penneil; "A Vic torian Village: "Reminiscences Of Other Days" Reese; La Fayette, |" Brand Whitlock; and Life and Let ters of Stuart P. sherman" Zeitlin and Woodbridge.
 Stuart Chase, who made a repu- tation with his co-authorship of the book Your Moneys Worth" is rep resented in the social science group hy Men and Machines" Another timely volume is War As An h. Renunciation in the Pact of Paris, ' by Shotwell. With gangland keep ing Chicago on the front page of newspapers C. E. Merriam's book Chicago is assured of numerous readers. "Middletown,' by Robert and Helen Lynd and Frontiers of Trade by Julius Klein complete the group
 Other books on the list including works of law, history, travel, social life and science, are: Our Business Civilization" Adams; The Tragic Era" Bowers. Life and Labor ;n the South" Phillips; The Dissent ing Opinions of Mr. Justice Holmes, ' Oliver Wendell Holmes; Religion" " Ames; Labor Speaks for Itself on Religion: A Symposium Of Labor Leaders Throughout the World. |" , edited by Jerome Dwight Davis; Carl Akeley's Africa" Mary Axe ley; Ends thesEarth," Andrews, The Magic Island Seabrook; Our Face From Fish 10 Man" Gregory; The Thinking Machine" Herricl;; Introduction to Social Anthropol- ogy." Wissler and The Great Apes, '' Yerkes
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

war and were produced for nothing else than to fill their pockets.
 New York -Igloo is sulky. He re- fuses to take food. He wants his master back. Even the luxury of a hotel room compared with the iso- lation of cabin into which he had been locked has failed to relieve his melancholy. Igloo is Rear Admiral Byrd's favorite dog.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
&4n=MLL. New NOrk-IG0

 ' nu-Tona Pictures, Lew White, organ recital: mixed quartet a:oo-NBC Chndren's Hour .2.3s-Wornz e Great Comp posers. Caroline Andrews. soprano ! 3o-Neapolttan Nights ..oo-Roxr symphony orchestra; direction Joseph Littau &.00-The Friendly Hour: Living s S-ones." Dr. J. Stanley Durkee 4a0-southland Sketches. spirit gals by Negro octet 4.2Y-Don Carlos and his Marimba band direction Charles Estrada; Juan PuIido. baritone s.n1-Twilight Reveries; Dreams that Come True Dr Charles Goodell. mixed sextet direction George Shackley 5.on-Echoes Of the Orient. lnsrru- mental ensemble direction Sven von Ha1lberg 5.'5-siIver Masked Tenor. Joe White
 6 3o-Lew White Organ recital Genia Fonariova, soprano { 55-Assoclated Press Baseball scores
 7.o0-El Tango Romantico, or cnestra
 T-20-OLomatlcs Fred Waldner. tenor. orchestra direction Josef koestnAr
 { 0o-Melodies; mixed quartet 2:15-Hacianda Melodies: six-piece
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
sn3-MRZ. ,nringfeld-aa0

5-00-O-gan 30-Bl1e Aces 5 55-Road Mar s.a1-W-Aa- herman 6.03-Ralio-ra~ s.04-Eddia Walch.s orcaeEra I. 20-Spor- DIzest 3o-S1-glng me Blues s.45--or.o= Go Bret Floyd Gl6-
 no-s
 -.'1-Amos n. Aody .Is-Jasrers
 --50-Fulla- Man
 z-00-Di&.4 Circus
 5.t5-Naru-e LeaEus 45-Sm1lars
 a.o0-Tarle-v Hour
 a.30-Minsr-els .n.oo-Genrlerse@ ot -Ee Press n .2r-HoreI B-unsT-cz orchestra T .0t-Wea-hernra1 ,.o2-Baszbal scores. SQor- D.Ees .t-oz-RadioEran- .t.oa-N6oi 5h- Melodies
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
SATURDAY
Eastern Daylight Saving Time
2s3-WTIC. Hartford-iO6O

l.0o-Newscasting; weather 1:1o-The High Steppers I: 30-Hotel Paramount orchestra 20O-Farm Reporter -.t0-Gertrude Kane, soprano. John Harrison. tenor, and RaE Kenney tenor. piano duets h. Joseph and Andrew BonNai
 2.45-"Fish Propagation Inslres Less Time Between Bites Amer 7can Game Protective raIh 2:10-The Marionettes 4.00-News 4.t'-"Canadtar Ftracrz.' han5o duo. Wufred To4rvll.e. director .7o-DarclrE Melodies ! .oo-S-r,rrvood Ensemble. Doug tas Bailey. 9Irecto-. Gertrude Clifford Braas soprano s.0o-' Mother Goose" Bessie --.- Ian Taft q S-Naps t so-symQhonette 2 oo-Alna Bahs-ea1 soprano.
 Frances Zirz.n. risr-s-
 2o-Tals 1r Dr. rra-.es ?. Bots
 lord
 7o-Pz==cs. scores -.25-B~oa17aT Fsvo7,-es
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
422-WOR. Newark-7to

0a-Frsaz Ga2ass'e and his or chesrra 30-Mnnr.a Vel pianist .s0-Beue Osborne. r'ae= singer 5.n0-Urcle Don a.30-Sporrs 45-Boa To-mao and Joe Worms
 banjo and piano -.0l-Dlnner music -.5o-HotsI Montc.a-r concer' en-
 semble
 5ho-Anericsr Legion. \. J. De
 partn?err. Dr- Samuel A. Love
 man Child Welfare Work ot t1f
 American Legion 9.l5-Huu and strum { 3n-HaIt Seas Over a.00-On With the ShoT II o0-To be znrou1ced Oakland Terrace Or
 chestra --.05-Hotel Astor orchestra -t:30-NoonHeans
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
2n4-wRZ- standardization

,n.45-South church (Congrega- -aonau. Rev. Dr- James Gordon ! Weatherman -.oo-SEmphony orchestra 2.oo-FriendIy hour Rev. Dr J
 Stanley Durkee 4.00-Slngars 4.3o-Don Carlos MarlmDa 5:uo-Tvilight Reveries f Weatherman adlogram s.o3-ReoitaL Antonio Gersrdl. ri-
 oIinIst. Clifford Kemp. pianist .20-Organ recital Lew White -:ol-El rango Romantico -.30-Ollomatics <.15-Hacienda Melodies c!10-Goldman hand e.I5-Canadian Pacific ballad
 operas
 .45-Nocrurna Serenaders 1o.15-Sport Digest l0:3I-WBZ Players I. -Weatherman 11:o2-Radiogram
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

5.0o-Huston Ray and hls Man haitian Towers orchestra 5.45-Columbla Educa,lonal Fea- lures
 5-oo-scrappy Lamber. and his
 Woodmansten orchestra .3n-"Ted HuslnE's SPorrslants -.0o-The Crockett Moun,aIneers T.15-Martacs
 .:00-columh58 Edlcartonal Fea-
 lures
 5.30-Dlxie Echoes q.o6-Hank simmons snow Boat -0.o0--heater hour -t:n0-Observer. news flashes Osborne and his or
 chestr7 11:3o-Guv Lombardo and his RoEa
 Canadians 12.oo-Berr Lo7n and his B.tmert
 orchestra r 30-Eocturra
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
422-WOR. Newark-1t0

4.0o-Thirty Musical Minutes s0-Sunday Afternoon Salon, Jo- sci Wohlman. pianist; Zita Rossi, soprano
 5.G0-"The Psychologist Says" Dr Arthur Frank Payne 5:3G-Randau Hargreaves. Jour neys in Songlan6 5.45-Lindsay String quartet G.15-Three Little Maids 6.20-Hotel Astor orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
454-WEAF. New Nork-660

So0-The Lads NeE- Door 5.30-Tea Timers 545-Oli King Cole s.05-BlacE and Gold Room or chestra. direction Ludwig Laurlar { 30-Hotel Governor Clinton or chesrra
 Baseball scores -.ts-The Janeses -:3o-Addresz hy rr J1lIs Cur -tus. German ulnIster ot foreign affairs
 3o--Orctesrra a.o0-Ia the Spothgr' a:30-Band, Arthur Pryor. con-
 duc+i1g .1.60-B. 4. Folta and hls dance orchestra -t.00-Porce Sisters 1I:15-Do1 Bigelo7 and his Hotel
 Park Central orchestra t2:o0-Rudv Tallee and hls Connec- ticut Yankees
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

i-A-H l. W | tilt hliiati ''N 5.u1-Seckarary Hawkins f.S0-Don Becker 6:45-FIoyd Gihhons. Digest report -.oo-Eesper organ -.z5-Seckatarv Hawkins -.3o-Fuller Man
 --o1-Weatha forecast <.ot-DiNfe Circus >.-5-Ltta Of Ein-Tln-T.n Saturday Knights a.S6-M Mlnstrels r..10-Nariaty ta.I5-Cast1e Farm orchestra -a.25-Pralrta Farmers barn dance s1.0o-Nuslcal hour --:5o-Amos n Andy l1.4 Brooks and Ross -.aH-W7srher man E-:a--Ho9oLulans .-.S0-Orohestra
 -:00-Iotel Gibson orchestra -:2o-DoodIesockers
 -:ao-pava Bernle's orchestra
 a- Hotel Snton
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

When in Hartford whyTot stop at Honiss's Oyster House for one Of our famous FIVE Course Lobster Shore Dinner" that is served every day from 10 < ?. m, Sundays eI- cepted, for s1.50,
 Also in our retail department we have q fresh supply Of Lobster Meat, Crabmest. Soft Shell Crabs Steam Ing Clans. Open Long Clans and Choude Clans and Shrimp.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
$INDAN
Eastern Daylight saving Time
2s2-UTIC. Hartford-1o60

-ho-N IIN. fIdTIIUFU-I" I"0" { .-Orchestral Gems. EdTln Lau- hin. director: Ida Tudon,tch so- praao guest sOlolst a.15-Ba sehalI scores a:20-Lesrer Green. the wizard Of Prospect :45-Organ Recital Carl Mckin- ley 1n:.5-ChanpI pIons In:45- 'Serenadlng Strings z1.n0-Weather tI.a5-"The Merry xMadcaps" " Nor man CIoIrier director Tony Sac CO soLoist
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

:06-News 11:15-Organ recital, Arthur Mar
 tel 1o.OO-Coral Islanders 12:30-Nocturne
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
42S-WLW. Cincinnati-10O

I0:3n-Church school 11:30-River reports 11:35-Services from Concordia Lu
 theran church 1:o0-Works of Great Composers 30-Neapolitan Nights 2:0o-Symphony hour 3.oo-Friendly Hour, by Rev. J,
 stanley Durkee 4,0o-Southland Singers 4:3o-Don Carlos Narlmba band 5.o0-Twllight Reveries by Dr.
 Charles L. Goodell 6:0Q-Organ recital 6.3G-Memories
 7:o0-Story Of an opera 7.30-Oilomatics
 S:0o-Dave Bernie's orchestra at
 Hotel Sinton
 S:3Q-Hotel Gibson orchestra 9;00-Musical hour
 45-Castle Farm orchestra t0:15-Contert hour 11;t5-NarietY 30-Weather man HighlIghts I2.00-MusiCal NoTelesQue 1;00-CastIe Farm orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
2e5-WJ7 New YOrk--60

 5.00-Stock market closing prices and quotations 5:15-Ivv Scot. soprano 5:30--Blue Aces 5:o0-Mme. Lolita Cabrera Gains borg pianist 6:15-Dandies Of Yesterday. male quartet
 s.3o-Elsie Thiede, soprano 6.4o-Basebau scores 6.45-Floyd Gibbons -:o0-Amos n Andy 7.15-Jester, male trio 7;30-The Fuller Man 3.0o-Dixie Circus 8.15-Nusical S:3O-Goldman Band concer' 9.oo-MinstreIs 1o:o0-Strinxs and Bows 10:3o-Miniature Theater 11:o0-Slumbe Music male quar-
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

7:00-Choir Invisible S:Q0-String quartet with Irving
 Jackson. baritone 9:G0-Musical hour 9:30-EmIl Nelazco, organ recital I0:00-Life Stories: Richard Wag-
 ner :30-Street Playhouse. Roge
 Bower, master Of ceremonies I1.30-Moonbeams
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

An aspect of Divine Worship will be analyzed by Father Thomas F, Burke, C. s. P, when he speaks over an NEG network during the Catholic Hour tomorrow al ?. m. The program is sponsored by the NBC and the National Council Of Catholic Men.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
hn0KlSI2ADl llUtlRR!oGRAMS
42S-NIM. CinCinnati-700

tet. instrumental ensemble -2.H0-Hotel Paramount orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
37q-WGN. characterization

3lH-N UT ~NUtItN IsFIH - 'W -"-Dnne~ music f -a-Wea-her forecast .45-BasensIl scores -.-5-Tha Jameses -2--Phil SQlralcy's music -s50-Wearher forecast S:o7-Salon Singers .5o-Mus!cal program a-1o-Tn 'ha Spotlight 2 31-Band 1E.0n-NUsICal hour Il --.00-Grand Boulevard ot Dreams -L ! -5-D3rca program
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
Chinaman Knocked Out
 By Cheap Nickel Smoke

New York. June 21 Pt-This country in the humble opinion of one Charlie Brown, a Celestial, still needs good five cent cigar.
 After q fve-year fast from
 smoking. Charlie took three pufs from a black fve-center and woke up in St. Nincent's hospital with gashed scalp and a pos sible fracture Of the skull The cigar made him so dizzy that he fell against the stoop of an East 14th street house.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
o44-WNAC. BOstCn-1230

244-WNAC. Bostcn-123o 3.00-Radio Carollers a.o0-Mornlng musicale. Columbla ensemble 10.0o-Chndren's hour. Land 0 Make Believe Commentator li:n0-Morning service, broadcast from the Cathedral Church Of S, Paul I2.16-Truant Waves, with readings by Linus Travers 1:oO-Baseball Man reports on to- days game
 t.ol-Cathouc Truth Period d. rection Of CathoIic Radio commit ice. question box Rev Michael J Ahern, $. J
 -:o0-Nusical lnterlude -.05-Baseball game, hroadcas s' from Braves Field, Red SoX rs Detroit. first game .&o-Basebau game, second game Red Sox vs Detroit .0o-Joint recital Toscha Seldel yiolnIsr
 5.30-Nesper services 6.no-Trappers Earle Nelson G:30-Tha Globe Trotter 7:O0-Basebau scores 7.n6-Nens
 lifeline weather 7.15-Columbla string synphony .30-Csmbridge TencentenarH
 celebration speaker. the Hon
 Richard NJ Russell, mayor C Cambridge i 7;35-Jesse Crawford. poet Of the
 organ 1 -.45-The Worlds business i 00-Mayhew Lake and his band l S:3o-KaItenborn edits the news 8:45-"Chic" Sales
 9.oO-Theater Of the Air 1o.oo-Win Rogers tl0:30-Around the Samovar 11s01-Basehall scores
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
244-NNAC, Boston-t23O

 -...-Tsd and his Greater Gang I.n.-Ulnnar orchestra 6..5-Theater program t.3o-Ramblers 6-45-Dagol Book ot r1e opera a:5a-Bas7nau scores a4-Ne7s flashes - 4-Weathr~ -.t5-Tne La5E e tae IEorles -.-H-"P Persona aItlss -- -1e N=Tz 4. J. Phlpot- -.2n-Maniacs I.Ho-Nariettas S.15-Fomarce Of American h. 5us.rT 7.G0-U.xI= Echoes e.o0-Hanh simmons Show Boat -a.rn-Trearz~ hour Baseball scores 1E-Na7s flashes --.t5-Wiu Osborne and hls or chzsrra tt.3o-Guv Lombardo and his Roya Canadians --.oo-Ber- LoTr and his B.,tmort orchestra t 31-Noc-urne
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
37e-WGN, Schenectady-79O

oi3-N b ] /, SCIlelctl2uN - Sb -6:6o-Bible program II:00-Service Of First Presbyterlan church
 1:55-Weather report 2:do-Violin and piano recital 2:3n-Artists' service program 3:Q0-Organ recital Elmer 4. Tid-
 marsh Memorial Chapel Union
 College
 400-Natonal sunday Forum 5:00-Davey hour 6:o0-Carhoic hour 7:9o-Iodent program 7:30-Theater program 8;30-Choral orchestra 9:0o-Address Our Government.
 David Lawrence a.15-MusiCal hour 9.45-In the Time Of Roses 1o.15-Champions lh:45-Sunday at Seth Tsrher's Cathedral Choir
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
Through fife Static

A program consisting entirely of popular tunes from recent talking pictures will be presented on the Theater hour over WABC and the CBS tonight at 10 p. m. The en- tertainers will include Paul Ash with the Paramount orchestra; Marcia Freer. nezzo-soprano: Veronica Wiggins, contralto: Fred Nettel. ten or. Lillian Gordon. blues singer; Paul Small, tenor: Jesse Crawford, organist. and the Giersdorf Sisters q vocal trio.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
S49-WABC, New York-S60

 s:00-Heroes of the Churchi re- liglous services 9:o0-Morning musicale 1o.00-Land O Make Believe Educational Fea- lures 11:00-West End Presbyterian church 12.3n-Internauonal Broadcast 12-45-The Jewish Day program 1.30-The Aztecs 1-0o-Tha Three Little Sachs 2:3o-Ballad hour 2.0o--Ann Leaf al the organ .30-Conclave of Nations 4:00-Cathedral hour 5-00-Joint Recital. Toscha SeIdel, yiollnist and Theo Karle. tenor 2 30-Sermon by Rev. Donald c, Farmhouse from Philadelphia 6h0-Fur Trappers: orchestra with Earle Nelson {. 3n-Globe Trotter -:0o-Strinc symphony -.3o-Jcsse Crawford. poet Of the organ
 45-The Worlds Business 6o-Mayhev Lake and his band s.3o-Tha news
 5.45-Chic Sale
 9.00-Theater Of the Air ta.oo-Wll Rogers 10:30-Around the Samovar 11-0o-Observer news flashes lt.-5-Back Home Hour from Buf- falo. religious service 12.o0-Coral Islanders .1g:3o-Nocturre Ann Leaf a organ 454-WEAF, New Nork-66o ! 5:o0-Melody Hour a:oo-The Balladeers ! a.30-The Reciralsts l2.3o-American Pro-Ar- String Quartet ] 1-00-The Pilgrims. mixed seXtet, l direction Dana $. Nerrinan { .35-Spanish Dreams; Julian Oh- yer. tenor; orchestra direction Frank Nagnoni
 -.45-The Fuslliers-brass band di- rection Hugo Marani -.0o-Metropolitan Echoes; MarH Mccoy. soprano, Robert Simmons t=nor: Arcade Bjrhenholz, violin lst and director, Robert Blaine acconlpanist
 4.3o-NBC Artist Service program Ros5he Wolfe. soprano; RIcharC Maxwell. tenor; orchestra direc. ton Harold Sanford
 e-o1tThe Sterling Singers, malt quartet with Madame Lolita Ca. hrera Gainshorg pianist, Herberr Borodkin, volla
 3 80-The Nomads. balalalha or. . chest-a direction Alexander klr. iuoff
 oo-Naronal sundy program "Perils of the Middle Road Dr Ralph W. Sockman. O-a.orlc ] Choris-ers. orchestra
 500-Davey Hour lnsrrunerta ITO. Chandled Goldrhnaste or
 ganist and director
 6:oo-Catholic Hour. Divine Wor
 ship. the Rev Father Thomas F
 Burke. z. $. r PFthe NedIaevalists
 mixed octet
 -.1a-Ioden' B,z Brother Clul
 with Boh Emerv. Battle Of Lax
 Erie" dramatic sketch. Carsol
 RonIson. novelty song; Harry Edl son drums; Joseph Kahn. pianist -.3o-Untted Press Baseball scores -:35-Major Bowes Family
 -3o-Choral Orchestra. orchestr direction Gustave Haenschen a.o0-" Our Government David
 Lawrence
 e:t5-MuslcaI program, Elllo,
 shaw baritone, orchestra direc
 -lon Josef PasterraCh
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