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The Washington times., 1930-12-27

IS MUSICAL
GRADUATE

Bert Wheeler's appearance now
playing at the R. K. o. Keith's
Theater this week in Radio Pic,
lures farce comedy, Hook. Line
and Sinker" marks his return to
his first love. E. straight" com
edy.
OF recent years Wheeler has
been identified with musical shows
such as Ziegfeld's "Follies," Radio
Pictures "Rio Rita" 1.-THE Cue
koos," "Dixiana" and Half Shot
at Sunrise"
He was born in Paterson, N. j.,
across the Hudson River from
Broadway which from his earliest
years, formed the goal Of his am
bitions. He wanted his name
there, in electric lights.
He spent many years roaming
about the country with stock com
panies, doing "bit" parts and act,
ing as property boy. Then he Gre
ated his famous vaudeville act and
talked himself into a job at the
Palace Theater, New York, mecca
Of all vaudeville the world over
After two weeks he was
sacked"
It almost broke his heart. He
went to London in a terrific huff
secured a booking there and for
more than a year was the sensa.
ton Of London'S theaters and mu,
sic halls.
His fame led Ziegfeld to offer
him comedy role in the stage
production of "Rio Rita" After
a long and successful run in this
Wheeler again tackled vaudeville,
and much to his amazement and
qualification, the same act which
had previously failed, turned out
to be sensation. He was a head
liner to capacity houses from that
time until Radio Pictures bought
"Rio Rita" and retained him for
the same role he had played on
the stage.
The Washington times., 1930-12-27
WAR NURSE
FEATURE OF
FRANKNESS

What the old-time circus ads
would undoubtedly have described
as a "Glittering Galaxy Of Scintil-
lating and Superb Artists" Is
claimed by Metro -Goldwn-Mayer
for the cast Of War Nurse" the
much discussed, frank and reals
tic picture Of woman'S part in
the war, now playing at Loew's
Palace Theater.
"War Nurse" was adapted from
the sensational novel which Gre
ated such a furore while it was
running in a national magazine.
Covering an unusually large num-
ber of characters, divided be-
tween war nurse and soldiers,
the casting Of the piece was a
job Of great Importance. M-G-M
executives, feeling the dramatic
Importance of an effective wo-
mans war story, gave the direc-
tor, Edgar Selwyn, carte blanche
in the selection Of one Of the
very few casts which really de-
serve the appellation, "all-star."
The plot Of the picture concerns
the actual life of a group of
nurses in all the various kinds of
hospitals, from advance dressing
stations to the bases. A double
love story encompasses June Wal
ker and Robert Montgomery, Rob-
ert Ames and Anita Page. The
boys are aviators in the Lafayette
Escadrille. The story starts in
1915. The nurses belong to one of
the American nursing units, such
as Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman units
which worked with the French be-
fore the U. s. A. entered the war.
Prominent in the supporting
roles Of the picture are ZaSu
Pitts, Helen Jerome Eddy, Marie
Provost and Hedda Hopper. All
Of these ladies have for sometime
been stars in their own right. A
special show will be held at the
Palace on midnight New Year
Eve,
The Washington times., 1930-12-27

Those Three French Girls" a
Metro Goldwyn comedy with Fiji
D'Orsay will be the next screen
attraction opening at the Rialto
Theater on New Years Eve.
The Washington times., 1930-12-27

always like the card Of Irene
Rich and s.her husband, David
Blankenhorn. She writes a per
Sonal message on it.
And now for the cold turkey.
The Washington times., 1930-12-27

CARDS ARE
NOVEL
BY HARRISON CARROLL
Copyright, 1890. Premier
Syndicate, Inc.)

lC0pyEtRhIs 1t6V. EToullSF
Syndicate, Inc.)
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Dec. 81.
Since it's all over now but the
bills, o few laughs may not come
in amiSS.
Hollywood's Christmas cards
this year reflect Q deal Of bright
ness. For instance, George Sid
ney sends q card with the In
scription:
They are gargling ale in En-
gland
Champagne all over France
PilSener beer In Germany
In Spain It's wine and dance
The elbows bend in Scotland
Vodka reignS in Russian halls
SO I wish you o happy Yuntiff
Until Niagara Falls
Charles J. VerhaIen, the pub
licist, sends what is probably the
funniest Of all.
On the cover is q drawing, in
the New Yorker, manner, Of old
Kris Kringle, leaning against the
door Of chorus girls dressing
room. She eyes him haughtily.
Santa: "And what does the
sweet little miss want for Christ
mas?"
Chorus Girl: "Scram, Bozo, I
got my own Santa Claus!"
Ralph Staub takes all records
for the size Of his greeting with a
three sheet" This. In case you
don't know, Is about 26 by AZ
inches in size.
The II Quillans send a card
with photograph Of the whole
clan singing Christmas carols.
Looks like convention.
Harry Lang, who writes for
Photoplay, conceived the novel
idea Of a strip Of motion picture
film, each frame carrying the
message:
Harry Lang presents
Mary Christmas and
Hap" New Year
In their perennial comedy
The same to you"
AS usual, Frank Whitback, ad-
vertiSing man par excellence, con-
tributes a humorous Christmas
message. Excerpts follow:
About Laura'S house on the
hill. You remember we talked
about it in last years card. We
still have it. It's the only house
in Hollywood that hasn't changed
hands in 1880. OF course, we still
owe a little on 1t. But with the
right break-no more mergers
we ought to be able to pay off in
the next 10 years.
We've got tarpaulin on the
floor now. We learned our les
son. One guy upset his drink and
it burned through the floor Right
into the bathroom ceiling.
Most of our rooms are fur
nished now. We could still use
a few odd pieceS-antiqueS, q
vase or two. We also have Sa
garden. We could use bulbs, a
few young fruit trees. Send any
thing along. Well make use of
it some way or another. and then
the neighborS near us like to
swap things. One of 'en swapped
me a thank you for my lawn
mower.
"Oh, yes, Merry Christmas and
a Happy New Year"
Laura says "the samea-but
she always does.
I always like the card Of Irene
Rich and sher husband, David
Blankenhorn. She writes per-
Sonal message on it.
And now for the cold turkey.
The Washington times., 1930-12-27
D. g. Theaters Offer ALZuring HOZiday PrOgrunl.
ATTRACTIONS
ON WAY TO
THEATERS

Richard Barthelmess in his
latest picture, THE LASH" heads
the Anniversary Week celebration
that starts Saturday, January 3,
ct Warmers Earle. Not only is
this program the first Of the
new year, but the management
has for q long time planned a
program that contains the festive
spirit necessary for its celebra-
ton.
John ]. Payette, general man
ager Of Warner Bros. theaters in
this territory, personally asked
First National to set the release
date Of Barthelmess' "The Lash"
ahead Of schedule so that he
could obtain this production for
anniversary week. Supporting
Dick In this picture are Mary
Astor, Marian Nixon, James Rem
ME and Fred Kohler.
The stage portion of the enter
tainment viii be headed by Dave
Apollon, renowned Russian star,
In q presentation of mirth, youth
and melody that includes Danzi
Goodell, Apollon'S International
orchestra and Agnes and Adeline.
1udie Pardo, the dashing, smart
Broadway song comedian, will be
heard in Q round Of songs and
nonsense, while Con Colleano,
SPANS sensational Wrist, will
perform feats in mid-aid. Maxine
Doyle, mistress Of ceremonies, the
Earle Orchestra and the usual
snort subjects and Earle News
complete the anniversary week
show.
Morroco" is the next feature
picture to be booked for showing
&C Loew'S Palace Theater. In
thiS production America gets it's
first glimpse Of the famous Ger.
man star Marlene Dietrich. Gary
Cooper has the title role in this
production whose cast also in
cludeS Adolphe Menjou.
zone Heavenly Night" will fol-
low "Hell's Angels into Loew's
Columbia Theater. In this pro
duction Evelyn Laye will make
her debut to American movie
fans. Miss Laye, who already has
achieved notable success on the
legitimate stage is reported as
having turned in one Of the most
finished roles of her career in
this production for United Artists.
''FrivolitieS" is the Mutual bur
lesQue and vaudeville production
which comes to the Gayety Thea
ter next week. This attraction Is
said to be one Of the most allur-
ing, Of the entire output Of the
Mutual Burlesque Association this
season. In the cast are such
well known burlesque performers
as Billy Fields, tramp comedian,
and Violet Buckley, singing and
dancing soubrette, who share star
ring honors.
Charles Farrell in 'The Prin-
cess and the Plumber" with Maui
reen O'Sullivan, H. B. Warner,
Joseph Cawthorn, Bert Roach
and Arnold Lucy, is the screen
attraction coming to the Fox
starting Friday, January 2.
1.-THE Princess and the Plumber"
is the screen adaptation Of Alice
Duer Miller's story which ran
serially.
The stage show will be the
Fanchon and Marco cadets"
idea, with Born and Lawrence,
Johnny Dunn, Milee sisters. Rog-
nan and Trigger, Mable and Mar
cia. Wallin and Barnes and the
Sunkist Ensemble.
Those Three French Girls" a
Metro Goldwyn comedy with Fiji
D'OrSay will be the next screen
attraction opening at the Rialto
Theater on New Years Eve.
The Washington times., 1930-12-27
Visitor at Fox

Charles z. Kurtzman, chief Of
operations Of Fox de Luxe
Theaters, was q Washi ngton Wis
itor over Christmas.
The Washington times., 1930-12-27
Numb-Faced Comics

Dorm and Lawrence, famous
numbfaced comedians, are fea-
tured in the Fanachon and Marco
Cadets" Idea, coming to the Fox
next Friday.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
395-NJ/, New ork-7G0


 1:no-"N NoirHuov5 IHd Ecarth- Quak,@.' pr. Chester X. Reeds ..15--NolodN Muslcjrcrs a:a5-Kopo.rs; stock market clos ing prices and quotations; 1inau- cial summary Of the day: cotton exchange closing prices and quo tations: state and federal agrlcul- tural reports
 Short Stories on Wealth" " Irving Fisher
 G:1o--Normon Tabernacle Choir 2ud organ -cuO.r Of Boo voices; Frank W. Aap"r, organist G:5o-Nhytr's orchestra direction Smith EalI,w
 ,:uo-Amoe 'u' Andy 7.]I-rorsonaljti.a af 7lf: Leslie Joy, h1z--h1rltona; Kathleen Stew art. pianist
 T:&o--No>y aud Hi. Gang, tcatur- ing David ITtaly, bass -Troub1dours: vocal trio; or nhn-'rH direction sam IIiiu %:o0- Moment Musicale. Caroline Andlo4S. soprano, Richard Max "cll tenor: strjrg tnsrubIo dir"c- 'ion Arcario HirkorhoII 9.%u--Ernj lHolke' sketch or small 1o"u lit.: George Frame Brown, c. Indorhill Macy. Virginia Farmer. Tuuuv Brown, Edwin Whitney. Elsie Ma" Gordon, Phoebe MacEa.: novelty band ] I":oo- Musical program: .Io# #cf Na- noliu baesoo0 soIolst: Eochortor civic orchestra direction Guy Eras.r irarrieou ln.2o- Builders; dramatic sketch with Njrgj"i1 Gardiner, Harvey r1.oo. Smatar Music: string on- .cu.hla direction Ludwig Lauricr
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
30S-WBI. SpringGcId-99o

-.0o-Stock and curb rloslngs 5.25-Goycrnmcnl bulletins -:45-Nuslcalc 5:50-Sporr IU2cst e:G2-AcricUltural market report c.f5-R. W. McNnol t:20-Fv,uiuG Echoes 1:n0-Amos 'u' Andy r.I5-Pcumnu r:30-Lovo Brothers N:00-EoNy'S Gang S.30-Troubado --- ! Want 10 Be Happy. from "lilt inc Deck 7; Hlo Baby: That Wonderful Some thing, Skaters Waltz; Blue As th" Night: Wrapped In q Rcd. Red Rose. Silver Moon: You're Always in My Arms; Happy Days Are Here Again; Lucky Ne, .ovablo You: Cryin' for in" raroljncs; Should I? Medley from "Eo Your self: CoohiHg Breakfast for the one Love, Kicking Hole n the Sky
 fI.00-Nemoric t:2Q-"RcH Folks" Musical program: Overture 10 "Thc Silver BalI' (Saint-SacnsD Reverie CHue);. Eondo. from F Major Concerto" tWcbcrl; Salute d'Amour Gtlgar): Saltarcllo. from Italian SyTphonN' tM'udols- sohn) 1"s30-Buildcrs It:o2-Sport Digest I1~o7-Bcrt LoWc'a %totlcr orcbos- tra
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
Common Council Meets
 To Study City Budget

Chairman Edward r. Hall of the board of finance and taxation will attend %n informal meeting of the common council tonight to explain details of he @7-mills budget which
 his board has recommended for the fiscal year l93o-l93l.
 Since the taXrato will be cut one mill if the finance boards report is adopted, it is not expected that fur tEcr attempts at reduction will be attempted tonight.
 Formal action on the budget will he taken at Wednesday nights meet ing. one Of the important items of business before which will be Mayor 1 PaOncssa'S veto to the resolution olccting William II, Day as comp trOlcr.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

CNcstra ] Midnight Melodies, Ann Lea at the organ
 22G-MDEC, New a,cn-1330 6:"p-Adcliuc Bccbc G:45-- Dmncr music ':6o-Sy By"r and his Hotel Taft Grille orchestra ,-11-Thc World BookInan 7,3O-NeWs 1:"5--Sy Hycr aud his Hotel Taf Grille orchestra @:oo-Ed1ie Lush. the ukulclc baby s.I5-Thc Clarion Four, male quartet >:3o-Eusenc Ncrrin Clark, book review &.45-Jack Waipio. Hawaiian guitar; Jerry Euocco, accompan- iSt ":00-BuEgy Riders g:&O-News Weather report
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
50H-WC.AC. Storr--GO0

7:o0-'rhc Connecticut t-H Club Crior; music; All Poultry Club Work" E. $. Walford,e assistant extension poUltryman 1;30-Farm Management T,cmin l. CTS, A. W. Manchester, professor of farm mauagcmcnt; Crop and Market Conditions, Dr. r.. A. Per r"EauN, extension economist 7:A5-M Music
 "Rncort Developments in Sprayiug" <. r, Hollistcr, profess ~or O. Horticulture
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
Weeks Activities
 In Catholic Churches
st. NIarNs Church

Requiem masses at Sl. Marya church this week are follows; Tues day at ', first anniversary for Will liam J. Grey; Wednesday at ', first anniversary for Carmen p'An&oS- tipo; Thursday at :, first auui'crsm% for Danic J. Mullen: Friday at ', Inonth's mind for James CoII"N and
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
MONDAY
Eastern Standard Time
artford-f0GO

 7.0O-Thc CoEtincntals 7:05-Highlichts in Sport 7:10-Thc Contintutals 7;15-"How to Live Longer" , r.. Henry Stoll, auspices Hartford Medical society and Hartford II- berculosis society 7;25-News bulletins; weather re- port 7:@4-Soth parkcr's Singing school S:00-"Thc Voice Of Firest ono' S:30-Gypsics g:50-Family Party fG:00-Anclo-Persians l0:3O-Studio Musicale I1:Gf-"Thc Merry MadCaps," pOpu- lar melodies directed by Norman Clouticr il:&Q-Nc'ys Bulletins. weather forecast Journeys" with Walter SeIfcrt, organist
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

IGorthr, regent and dictator of Hun gary to Count Julius karolyi, was announced at Budapest today, the Exchange Telegraph said. Count Karolyi h d. cousin of Count Michael KaroIyi. first president of the Hun lnrian republic, who is now lcctur- ln- in the United states.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Saturday at z, requiem for Gather in" DWNor. The Promoters Of fine League Of tn. Sacred Heart will hold their regular monthly meeting tonight jj 1:&O o'clock.
 Sl, Joscph's Church \ months mind mass of rcqginm will be celebrated Friday morning at o'clock at St. Joscph'a church for Mrs William stewart.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
3O3-NBI. SpI,ingfcId-99O

H:"o-Aunt J"mima Man %:l5-Mouth Health >:2o-Shoppin@ About with Dor
 othv Randall
 e;+5-Thc Breakfast Four G:n0-Ecauty and Health, June
 Lee
 -HohohomiauS H:"h--l.a Petite Ensemble tN:uu--Ia Petite Ensemble IH:15--Nuscal program jh:&o-Mme. Amalia I'rantz, So-
 pranO t0:45-FoOd fall, i:n0-Forocast School Of Cookery Il:}0-f,amh Menus and Melodies l:tJ-''crCcntc
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

ing sought hy local police today. Miss Palmer De Toric reported him after he snatchcd at her bag as she walked along the street yesterday. The culprit IS a police dog. \
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
i2.-MOI.. \cMarI-IIO

 5.00-Thcater Music 5:3o-New York University sports series 5;45-Program resume and ayia- tion weather forecast 5:50-Sports talk C:oo-Uncle Don, children's pro- c:@o-Hotcl Astor concert orchcs- ira T:So-Pure Air Boys. orchestra and girls quintet S:0o-rootGsht Echoes, orchestra and soloists Mid-Pacifc, Hawaiian en- scmblc 9:Go Tho Troupcrs, yesterday in the thcatcr 1G:00--E,mil Nciazco. organ recital lQ:30-Argentina. South American and Spanish music -a;00-Ncws; weather report l:05-Midtown Hofbrau orchestra 1l:30-Moonbeams, mIsic and prose poems
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
3g5-NJ/. New ! Ork-16O

7:3o--Eisc and Shine, dance or
 Chcstra
 7:45--Mornins Showers, Landt Trio
 and White
 5:oo-Th4 Aunt Jctnima Man, Phil
 Cook iH characteristic song mum
 borS and dialogue
 &:I5-"Mouth Hcalth," Marley E. ]. Shcrrjs
 >.3o-Thc IIcadlincrs, novelty or
 chc&tra
 S:i5-PopUIur Bits. dance band ?:15- Parnassus String Trio I@'l5-ThrouEh thc Looking Glass
 with Frances Ingram l0:@o-Thc Manh3tters, novelty or
 thcSirt IC:f5--Joaophinc E. Gibson, food
 talk if:oo-rorccasi School Of Cookery, Mrs. Alberta VI. Goudise 1 i1:"O-"tam3 N"nus." Grace NiaIl Gray; Tom, Dick and Harry vocal trio ! fi.f5-Tho Itccita!i4ts ] I2:oo- The Luncheon Five, dance
 band
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
h0DKYSf2!ADIo PROGRAMS GM- 11S&s 1Sse-ee s4A 2--..zz

Hotel N"W Yorker orchestra; Wal trr CummjHs, tenor ":oo-Tod l'ioritos orchestra from I.dgrNutnr Beach hotel; Prank IIplla, urCOrdlOulst
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
i2%-WLW. Cmcinnati-70O

'oo.-TcH Time Trio 5:&o-. l.ivcst ocl, reports ..tu-N Musicale t:np- Orchestra G.%n-Dnora
 7:oo-Hotol Gibson orchestra Touy's Scrap Book 1:"o-Dr. Pratt and Dr. sherman S'ou--tutomatics s,&u-'frO1badours G:ou-Drcam shop +:2u-Ecal Folks tDt00--Talorinc Club t":&o-t.mDirc Builders tf:ho-Nichaol Iiau"r'S orch"sctra tt'}"-tIocrmau Trio with Melville
 I;ar f",oo-Ifotol Gibson orchestra Singers
 1;a0-Tnlrl"cntD ITour Insomnia
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
TDNORROW'S PROGRAMS
2S.,-N1iC IIurtford-I O60

-O'-N " T IV. IETTEE VTT1-- VOH Musical Time Table }t3u-"Chorrio"
 Shopping with .usan' lo;00-Womon's Radio Institute talk
 by Madame Melzolti, Heat
 Health and Happiness io:"0- Housckccpors' Chat IH;f5-Na,ionrl Home Hour ll:oo-'Los Danscs Anci"nucs' f1:15-'Iiousehold Commodities 1l:30-I.aurcl Trio :4J-''l'drm FlaShcS''
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
9 CONVICTED IN OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma City. Feb, 17 tP)-Nine of the I2 defendants in the Potta- uWomic county liquor conspiracy ease. including Frank Fox, former sheriff. were convicted by jury in federal district court today.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
3I 3II-NI.\E, Chicamo-S1O

5.o"-Thc Air Juniors, childrcu's hour
 7.l5-rhe Farmers Farmer, agri- cultural market reports I1:oo-Marion and Jim's Grab Bag, songs and suIlos il:Io-'rhc Music Parade, Frank Wra'phal'S orchestra 1l:%"--Nii,n and Herman, comedy dialect sketch tf:5n- Studio Gossip. comedy sketch "i'h Irula Glenn, Everett Mitch- cll '.:ou--DN Air Vaudeville
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
Through the Static

Polish and Irish music will b" presented by q concert orchestra, under the direction or Victor Wag- ncr, from WGN, tomorrow evening at and 10 o'clock. In the first half hour period the orchestra will offer compositions of Polish musI- cians-Moninszk Wicniawsli Pa dcrcwski, Chopin and Katski. Tn" program will open with Poland's national anthem. X group of Irish tunes by Myddlcton, Graingcr'S "Molly on the Shorc," 'London- derry Air" and the popular "Mothcr Machrcc" and "Whcn Irish Eyes Are Smiling" arc included on the Irish program, scheduled for the 10 D. m. period.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
3t9-W ARC. New Nork-SG0

3t9-WABC, New Nork-SGo 5:0Q--National Student Federation
 of America ":45-My BoOkhogsc Story Time G.o0-Bcn Pollacl's silver Slipper
 orchestra 3O-Currcnt Events, H. Y. Kal- tenborn 7:Go-Littmann's "MoIntainyjUa'
 sketch
 7:30-Noiccs from Filmlmd '.U0-Hcnrv George s:30-Couricrs-Hcury Burbig 9:0O-Maga>inc Hour 9:30-"An Evening in Paris ! 1G:Go-- Lombardo' Canadians ! -G:3G-Noice ot Columbia Garbcr's Hollywood or
 Chcstra 12:00-Wnl Osborne and his Park
 Central orchestra 12:30-Midnight Melodies, Ann Leaf
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
Miss UOHrHN ENGAGED

London, Feb. l7 OrD-'Th" "u- pd@ruI'nl of IauIrttc Horhy duugEtcr ot Admiral NichOlas
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
n1n-ML L.l SrlcnnrIalN-I

9:3o-N"WS items. produce markc. report, Farm forum and stock re- ports
 i:Nu- Dinner music 1.%u--Amoricm Home Banquet t;0o-Niait5 with poets Of Farm
 and Home
 7.l5- Musical program I:2f-I.yn Health tall, Woodlawu I.Mdscaue 5:45--Iadirs' Trio S:""--Noicc Of Fucstonc >:}o--Gypsirs Family Party io:uo-Anglo-I'orsiane l0:%n--Ip~hato, SWarthmOre College rs. Union College. studio il:3u--Orgau recital
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
t5t-WTAF, New Nork-GGO

5:o0-Old King Cole, George Mitchell in stories and "oHgs o:I5-Pacific NHgnbOuds. Pepper Maids vocal solos; Jack Dcane. tenor; orchestra direction Walter 3eban
 a:&0--Tho lady N"Nt Door. ca'l- dren's program direction NaI@" Tucker
 6oo-Ulack and Gold Hoor, or chestrl direoTi ion fuiNi- LaGrl.r l-G0-Americau Uomo Eaug3''. .t.- incarnation ot Horace E"udIat an S1uasura
 ,,on- EoeaIlc Wolfe, soprano. string t,io
 7.l5-Tha World Today. "Jpao ar tho Naval TarI.f." Jawa C. Mcdonald
 7.3o-Piano T@W-: Lester r,ar' and Robert Iasooccllo, 'hir@ Bullock. tenor
 T.45-RarE or rh. %s~s m Naau- fngton: Elliot THurgon >:10-Noira of Iwr=tons. Vaughn dn JcUn rou'rJl'o. rrnllEn Eauor tenor. concert orchestra direction Hugo Warrant Gyagjrs. Prank Tarir P. tvn. Or: nlale quartet. string -,>'o'. orchestra direction Itarre HoricI. 9:20-l'auilv Party. Maria EUr'4- 10, colora'ura soprano. orrU,.'la direction Don Foorn-.e tf.ho-A An-lo-T.r-.aH. ",nh 'a- "Nae'rr Wravsr''. or.#.ur lI- rnction Louis ka'U.au t5:2h--S'rHg- nnl How. GoJfn, Indlo". violiuj- aud director ot C0ncor' orchrefr. 1l;oo-DcrHia rWumius an1 nt
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

FOR BEST RESULTS UAI HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

"Why Do Women Drink" q topic which has caused interest, amusement and constcrnation among many people Of inquirinS minds, is 10 be th" topic of discus sion of the magazin" hour 10 bc broadcast over WAEC and stations of the C. E. s. system at o'clock tonight.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
BAG SWITCHING DOG GIFT

Everett, Mass. Feb. 17.-(CI)- \ : "bag-Snatchcr" who s"izcs Wom- ems handbags in his teeth was be-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Ones tour of the Parisian high spots Of pleasure and entertainment is not half completed if it does not take in some of the rendezvous Of the famous Apache. The "EvcninE in Paris" group is going 10 visit 'h" Bal Musettc via radio tonight. which is about the most typical of the gathering places for these Partisan bad boys. and here Manon, Peaches, Bill and Jacques, Of tho group, will listen 10 q couple of fiery French numbers sung in true Apachian style, French dance music, and other numbers representative of tn" Apache spirit.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
4II--W\NC. Ho-ton-i23O

il--N NN'. -tou-I230 -.u".- i'd and his Gr,afcr Gan" s. it.-5 .aai ~raUp,rs t.n0-. News l}Hr.ra 1 i5r-IHruh- rNroljzrre '.&" pIHHor orchestra. with 1c DruI
 's-- trIrH-Dou Sqijrrs .-n' \r@a -.fn- Fashion PI.'re go--'Nra paucr %jiellrNts" 5.E0- 'I3ej-ll Ss.,te .a. Nu= .l program
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
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I:l3-.C Childreu's Hour @.f5-' losing quotations on the x Y. stock WnEof C:Ho--Nca.S dispatches C'io-Dc'ajl reports: stock quota. tjona; special announcements G:%u-Nrauk Skultcty and his pd'nt orchestra G:1"--Nura'rT program ,.n0--Amoa 'u' Andy 7.'5-Nain sos. musical program ItosE and His Gang ..t"--Troubadours '.:" Real Folks L..O"--aiuSlCHl prOcr"m: EOchcstcI '|I" orchestra, conducted by Gu. Erase" Harrison -..u--L L.M-nIr. I;MIllLrs
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

' EXPERIMENTATION or THo STOTN Dear Boy' will be presented in tn" romance period over WABC and th" stations Of the C. F. $. tomorrow evening at S:&o o'clock. Tn" drama tization will he interpreted by carefully selected cast Of cOmpct"nt actors and actresses recruited from the Broadway stage. IL has been carefully rchcarscd in order that ull effect may he given 10 every line. The Romance orchestra will furnish the musical background.