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THE OSi.A vw A DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1928 PAGE NINE 8.00 NBC System: Cities Service WCCO, WDAF, WRC, W WTMJ (2949) --Milwaukee. Organ. Concert Or cheate: WEAF, KSD, WERE! 12.30 a.m. CNRE (517)--Edmonton. Vocal and instrumental. {3 2 VTAM, EEL, WEI: FEATURES « Easy-t t0-F ind" iy WOU, WGR, ROA, WHO. [11.30 am. NBC Sytem Music lesson jesson,__ by Walter Damrosch: WJZ, Ww RHM, Ww HAS, WSM, WNC, WOAL, WOC, WHO, WOW, WDAF, NBC System: Interwoven Entertainers: WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, WIR, WLW, WIZ, WBZ, WBZA, WBAL, WHAM, KYW, WHAS, WSM, WMC, WSB. Rosa WIR, WLW, KYW, KWK, KOA, WTMJ, WCCO, KVOO, WFAA, VRE WSB, WET. . Tonight's Best Features 8.00 pm. NBC System: "The Song Shop": (EAF and chain. 2.00 9.00 Canadian Chain: Feature program: CNROQ, CNRM, CNRO, CNRT, CNRW, CJGX 30 NBC System: "Maxwell House artists: WJZ and chain. 10.00 mbia Chain: Modern Love Story. 11.45 WSB (476)--Atlanta. Oglethorne U. Glee Club. Regular Daytime Programs 6.45 am. NBC System--*"Tower Health" exercises: WEAF, WCAE, WEE WGR. WGY, WRC. WOR (4:2)~Newark. Morning gym. 2.00 KFAB (319)--lincoln, Neb. Recording rogram. Keke (461)=Sh doah, la. § concert. KSO (227)--Clarinda, la. "The Boss." WAAM (268) -Newark. Sunrise hour of music. 2.30 WMAQ (448)~Chicago, Y.M.C.A. ex- ercises. 8.00 KSTP (220)--5t. Paul. Moming mu- sical; setting ups. we Sk Ww) -N.Y. Morning devo- Wow (428)--Cinci. Healthful exercises. System--* Ehestio"s WEAF, , WGhLY, WR KSO (2) Thi "The Newsboy." WMAQ (448)--Chicago. Morning Wor- ship. 9.00 VKGW (312)--Toronto. Moming musi. cale, KOIL (319)--Council Bluffs. Recorded music. WBAP (500)-Ft. Worth. Moming musicale. WGBS (349)-N.Y. String quartet. WHO (535)=Des Moines Recording music. Whi (265)--Cleveland. Morning mu- Wok (422)--=Newark. Morning music. NBC System-- Royal S. Copeland: WJZ, KYW, KDKA, WHAM, WBZ, WIR, WRC. CKGW (312)~Toronto. News; musicale. KFAB (319)=Lincoln, U. of Nebraska program WEE (508)--Boston. Anne Dradiord. WLW (428)~Cinci. Women's hour. 10.18 Wis (345) --Chicago. Home question x. 10.13 KSTP (220)-St. Paul. Women's beauty exercises. 10.30 KDKA @Q19)-E. Pitts, Housewives hour; music. * WHAM (280)=Rochester. "l See by the ere WHR (265)=Cleveland. "Modern housekeeping." WAAM (208)--Newark, Happy Hour, WADC (238)=Akron, O. Studio pro- gram WBBM (389)--Chicago. Medical Asso. ciation, WCCO (405)--Mpls-St, Paul. Munici- al program, WENR (288)--Chicago. Sunshine hour. WHT (306)--Chicago. Women's hour WMAK (545)=Duffalo, Cooking school. WRNY (326) -N "Keeping Fit." NB( System:--Radio House tute: LAF, WEEL WTI i 5 WLIT, WRC, ! WTAM, W WI, LY, KYW, KSD 11.30 WHO (535)--Des Moines. Organ, WSB (476)--Atlanta. Public School of the Air 12 noon CFCA (357)~Toronto. Musical half. hour, KFNF (461)--Shenandoah. Farmers' concert WCAH (234)=Columbus, Organ. WEAF (492)=N.Y, Orpheus tin, WFLA (517)=Clearwater, Fla, Popular music. WQJ (448)--~Cuicago. Home economics. 1230 p.m KYW (53) ~Chicago, Georgia George: Prudence | v ' WENR (288)--Chicago. Anna J. Peter. son 1,00 CNRV (291)--Vancouver, B.C. Music. KTHS (500)--1lot Springs. Noon con- cert WBBM (389)--Chicago, Luncheon mu- sic. KYW (526)--Chicagn. Organ; news, WCCO (405)--Mpls-St. Paul. Farm Hour. WCFI. (48)--Chicago. Organ requests WDAF (370)--Kansas City, Countryside chats WIZ (454)-N.Y. Luncheon music. WI: (345)=Chicago. "Dinner ell." WPG (273)=Atlantic City, Luncheon music. WSM (337)---Nashville, Farm and Home program. WW] (353)=Detroit. Organ, 1.30 KOIL (319--=Council Bluffs. Organ. WGBS (M9)---N.Y, Scripture reading; music, 1.40 KSO (227)--Clarinda. Old time music. 45 WCCO (405)--Mpls-St. Paul. Women's ) pm. CFCA ~~ (357)--Toronto, Chimes Carnival Friday's Programs PWX_(i00)--Havana. Vocal. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS a WADC (238)--Akron. Concert. .m. CKNC (517)--Toronto. Victor Hr. 'C 2 WENR (288)--Chicago. Popular music. wean (23)--Columbus. Watchto WGHP (278)--Detroit. Home Hour, NCAU (261)--Phila. Felin's hour. WHN (3)--N.Y. State Theatre. WMAQ (HS)--Chicago. Artist recital. WFLA (517)--Clearwater. Organ, WLW (428)--Cinci. Afternoon music. AW ? dav . WOR (422)--Newark. Musicale. WOWO (229)--Ft. Wayne. Studio. mee. KFAB (319)--Lincoln. Recorded music. Quartet. 2 WAU (@4)--Columbus. Good Wil 343 NEES. UO) -Cuicage,, Voul. Worth. Musicale, Rl nt Dutch Girls. R (288)--Chicago. Afternoon pro- WIZ, WBZ, Wea w 'H / KWK, WHAS, WI gram, WIlI' (319)--Phila. Tenor, baritone. RMA (154) Shenandoab. Trio. "Sam_ a WHK (265)--Cleveland. Hawaiians. WENR (288)--Chicago., Opera produc- Henry : WDAF, WLW, KPRC, WLS (345) --Chicago. Homemakers Hr. tio! WLW (428)--Ci og "Miniatures of the WELA (S171)--Clearwater. Organ. Masters." WGES (242)--Chicago. Composers Hr, and the Cross-Eyed Bear. | ' . : WMCA (370)---N.Y. Entertainers, 422)---N 3 X I wou OD Nsark,, Mutical matinee chest (273)--Atlantic City. Concert - a ie. c ROIL (319)--Council Bluffs. Pianist; (294)--Milwaukee. Old Son , WTMJ' ocal. | KSG @2)~Clasinda, Towa. Women's] 245 WIBO (306)--Chicago. Concert orches- He tra; vocal. KY 'W (526)--Chicago. Women® Hour. WMAQ (448)--Chicago. program (326)--Denver. Instrumental cuu- WwW Ny (461)--Boston, Sorphos progam cert. AF (92)=N.Y. Parnassus Trio. WOR (422)--Newark. Lone Star Rang- ; 5 . x WTIC (535)--Hartiord. Scott's Furriers. KSTP (220)-St. Paul. Alternton mat- | 505 CNRA (476)--Moncton. Instrumental Wis (345) Chicago. Jack and Gene. WSB (476)--Atlanta WRC. CFCF (411)--Montreal. Chocolatetown | 6.40 wow (308)--Omaha. Omaha University 6.45 Th BC System: Agricultural galks: WOC, WHO, WOW, WDAF, WCCO. WBBM (389)--Chicago. Feature concert. | 7.00 KDKA (316)--Pitts. U. of Pittsburgh wer address. WJZ (454)-N.Y. Great Moments in story: 7. (428)--Cinci. U, of Qacitatl, 2 NERF (461)-- Shenandoah. 2.33 WCCO (405)--Mpls-St. Paul, ** Football announcement. 2.40 KSO (227)--Clarinda. Sunday School, 2.50 WNAC (461)--Boston., News review. 8.00 CNRA (476)--Moncton. Travel talk. 9.00 KSO '(227)--Clarinda. The Newsboy. WHN (34)--N.Y. "Poetry." : 9.15 WIBO (306)--Chicago. Chuckle Time. Tis TG Quakera: 9.30 KSTP (220)--St. Paul. Story of the Furs. 10.00 CKLC (357)--Calgary. Hobby Club. ¢ WBT, KDKA, KYW, [10.30 KOA (326)--Denver. Financial ques 11.00 wai WhiAg (148) Chicago. KSTP. 12.30 KFI (169)--Los Angeles. "Cinderella th 12.45 KNX (337)--Hollywood. Main Events or- from Hollywood Stadium. DANC ES s. 7.00 p.m. CFCF (411)--Montreal. Rex Bat. tle. Kyw (526)--Chicago. Sotnay Hamp. likewise met its reverse. and their dance hall hilaritic Lean Days Ate Upon the rushed on to fresher fields. California Area Where Still Some Laugrter And in most of the early faded personalities with which fie- towns of . mining when the red shirted men [Local residents are starting to mark Literature Becoming s have [the points of traditional interest Gold Was First Found rush country, memories of the that were predominate here, orarily, at least lean days are upon material sense. Mark Twain this part of the old Mother l.ode [Bret Harte still live in their clap country that the miners of '49 |board cabins on the summit of Jack worked over, washed out and |Ass Hill and Twain's Jumping |Harte Trail" abandoned; that Mark Twain and |Frog of Calaveras is to be seen, Bret Harte recreated and made ad- |in poster or erude drawing, in the nd [ditionally famous with their hum- |windows of quaint old store build- ), oh oad then forsook for more effete |ings, the fronts of livery stables GIFT OF NATIVE SILVER interesting works. The cultural elds, now converted into garages, i low. & on : A For mile along the gulches and [road signs and on the front of Brantiord, Ont, Nov. 8.--A cabinet |considerable, Sir Robert sald. streams one finds the crumblinz re- [the old tavern at City of Angels. mains of the cabins and works of Here, suposedly, Mark Twain the high old days when gold could [heard from the bartender thre story be sluiced from the surface, and |of how surreptitious feeding of shot old stamp mills, sun-bleac?ed and {to the famed imported frog caused decrepit, stand out in rusty idle- [his defeat at the legs of a comm- NADA BEGINNIG ness above unsightly ore dumps in jon ordinary "local" greea-back im witness of the fact that the era of |a long distance leaping contest var- | ' quartz mining which sucgceeded |iously backed by the gamblers of I the feverish placer stampede bas [the camp. 11 HL Fact and Fiction NOT PICTURESQUE Yet one looks in vain for the In the history of the region, fact : i rhi and Twain-Harte fiction have per- preci 1 usic tion peoples the ghost : haps become inextri Ap iation of M and inextricably mixed. and in this work the Forty-miner More Pronounced and the two humorists ara paid - equal homage. Toronto, Ont., Nov. 8. -- Apprec Jo The first of a series of 14 or 15 {iation of the finer things Te but Jerisite Include "The Sunken Bell" |;mysic and literature is being grad- : nn : 'oods Crossing, directly upon the uall Vv Tuttletown, Cal., Nov. 8.--Temp- po a ne pin Big "famous Mother Lode, the greatest |of Canada, according to sir Robert y hs es s hh idh gold bearing vein in the world." [Falconer, President of the Univers The winding road leading to the [sity of Toronto, in a recent address points of historical interest has |here. "Art is a practical result of been named "Mark Twain-Bret enlture, or culture produces art," and the monument [Sir Robert said, "and Canadian art- plague pays equal tribute to the |ists are nobly expressing the spirit early day miners and the writers. |of Canada in their charming and achievements of Canadians were of silver of 400 pieces, made from Through the blending of Latin and metal mined in Ontario, was recent- | Anglo Saxon cultures which the Do- ly presented to Col. and Mrs. Cock- |minion presents. he believed a cul- shutt by a committee representing the [ture of finest flower was in pro- people of Ontaria cess of development. WBAL (285)--Baltimore. Salon orches. 9.00 NBC Syston: A, RAG X Review: Wa 8.00 WTMJ (294)--Milwaukee. MAC. Or- WDAF (370)--Kansas City. String trio WBZ, WB kK 9 3 il KOMO, ie 0, WCAU (261)--Phila. This and That Re- WSM, wo. KIL "EAR (92)=N.Y. i : WiaAk, Wik, Wee ) AF (D-NY. Bude pos WhVK, Wwe, 'Wiie: WEBC, WGR (380)e-Buffalo. Tea music, NBC S$ Ww J. hest: 8.30 WHN (949--N. Y. Roseland orchestra, 9.00 WCAH (254)--Columbus. Dance. Wo 0 nig St. Paul, Merry mbler System: An Evening in Paris: Rael TisLChicago. "King Bees." WHO (335)=Des Moines. Harmonie WEAF, hi 4) 3G Woh, VEEL 9.30 WEEI (508)--Boston. Merry Makers. Trio WIZ wih Studio, Progra, UC (373)--Daven; A manage- hoc Grs;---Davenport. Home manage Columbia Chain: True Story WOW (508)--Omaha. Orchestraphone. WOR, AU, WNAC, WRNY (326)--N.Y. Television broad- WFBL, MAR 'CAO, Ww ADC, WMAQ, fy wie: Wik, WLBW, (283)--Columbus. Afternoon C (357)-- Toronto, Musicale. : (411)--Montreal. Studio prog: {11)--~Montreal. Special musicale KLC (357)--Calgary. Musicale, cast, WITMJ (22)--Milwaukee. Studio pro- Rr n i ALA (330)--Saskatoon. Special music, CNRA (476)~Moncton Piano; voce, LS' . Dance. Is- ¥ w H. AS (326)--Louisville. Studio pro- Ki} (319)--Lincoln WCCO (103) ~Mpla. Tea Tinters, Helaney, the Singing Fi i. Tea Time Trio. WCFL (484)--Chicago. ar CRGw (312)=Toronto, Kroehler Strol- BAF (370)--Kansas City. Orchestra, WLW (428)--Cinci. Swiss Gardens. WTAM (400)--Cleveland. Dance. NC SYNem: Hotel St. Regis Orches- : WEAF, WWJ, WHO, WOW, i * (411)--Montreal, Jack Denny, 312 . Capitol Theatre. ram Vincent Lopez, Paul. Dance rogram. WEED (508)--Boston, Cogoanut Grove, WFLA (517)--Clearwater, All-dance, ' (42 CKNC (512)--=Toronto. Victor Hour. WLS (345)--Chicago, Little Symphony WGBS (349)--N.Y. Vagabonds. KFARB (319) --Lincoln. Orchestra, Orchestra. WADC (238)--Akron. Dinner concert. WSAIL (361)--Cinci. Home Hour. WHK (265)--Cleveland, Ace Brigade. WIBO (306)--Chicago. Buddy Fisher. WBAP (500)=Ft. Worth. 'Musicale. 9.10 WOS (422)--Jcfierson City, Old time vi 5 hicago. "Showboat." WCFL (484)--Chicago. Twilight organ music. --Buffalo. Art Landry, AK ( recital 9.15 WFLA (517)--Clearwater, Rita DBeau- WACA (370)--N.Y. Dance, WHAS (3. 22)=Touisille, Studio. mont Studios. (422)--Newark. Hotel Astor. WOC (375)--Davenport. Crescent orches. | 9.30 NBC Syster Larry Briers' Tuneful /RV/ )--Richmond. Hotel Rich. WM] CB) Milwaukee. Buddies Hr, 'Troupe: WEAF, WOW, WLIT, W WWI (333) --Detroit. Tea dance. WaGY, WCAE, KS, WOC, WH (461) ienandoah. Music. ; KTHS (5W)--Hot Springs. String (238)--Akron, Dinner music; WDAF (366)--Kansas City, Studio, news Dileting WMCA (370)---N.Y. Old Roumanian per. WGR (303) Buffalo. Dinner concert.. program. WIP (349)--Phila. French lesson. WOC (375)--Davenport. Organ, WNAC (461)--Boston. Dinner dance. WTAM (00)--C leveland, Friday fi : United Opera Club os WOR, CAU, WN AC, WE } CKGW (312)--Toronto. Twilight music FRI, 'MAK, WCAO, Wo (326)--Denver, Housewives mat- By ALU," WKRC, I) ( Ww Av (283)--Columbus., Twilight mu- ), WICC, Net O%, v 8 RC, y 0. 11.10 W? © (461)--Boston. Joe Rines, trio. | 11.30 Wi (394)--N.Y. Silver . Slipper, WPG (273)--Atlantic City, Silver Slip. 11.45 Ky w (526)--Chicago. Studio orchestra, WCFL (484)--Chicago. Guy Lombardo. rolic WGN (416) Chicago. Dance. Co.: 112 wi) WCFL (481)--Chicago, Orchestra, N WHK (265) --Cleveland. Williams, WHO (535)--Des Moines. Dance. WIBT (389)--Chicago. Royal Canadians WSAIL (361)--Cleveland. Henry Theis, 12,30 a.m. WCFL (484)--Chicago. Savoy. We FI, (484)--Chicago. T¥itight orzan 3 System: omberg- Carlson Hour: WGES (242) -Chicago. Spike Hamilton. WCFL 17, WIZ, WBZA, WBAL, WOHP (278) Detroit. Oriole Terrace. Hus Y. on oo WHO GH) Des Moines, Walt Wood WH 5! WOALI, Orchestra LV ] v Wn (290--Milwaukee. Mello cello. aD, WT, WS, Ni System: Wal -Astoria: orchestra Ww , WRC, WCAE, WWJ, . PH 5)--Daltimore. Dinner or- Orchestra, id x i 9 CNRR 312)--R a, - Stud p (370)--Kansas City, School of KDKA 36) a ii Tyee ! (535)=Hartford. Bond trio. BA 26)--Chicago. Concert _ (375)=-Davenport. Chimes, FOR THE KIDDIES pm. WRAL (285)--Baltimore. Sandman WELA (517) --Clearwater. Band. | WEE (508)--Boston, Big Brother. WHN (304) American conce Time CONCERTS TONIGHT 10.10 KSTP (220)-St, Paul, Little Ger Band from Londo, 10.15 WBBM ' (389)--Chicago. Lee Sims, winT (3¥9)--Chicago, Vaudeville, 5 KDKA (316)--Pitts, Stadio music, 10.30 KPRC hale Houston. Studio. 0 NEC System: (old Spot Pals: Z, WIZ (150)-N.Y, Fiith Avenue Kni, V] WIZ, WDBZA, WBAL, WIR, MAR WHAS (322) Li wisville, Studio, WMAQ (484) Chicago. Dance. WMCA (370)---N.Y. Swanee Club. 1,00 NBC System: Dance orchestra: KPO, KFI, KFOA, KGO, KGW, KH], KHQ, KOMO, (411)--Montreal, Castrol concent KNX (337)--Hollywood. Dance. KYW (526)--Chicago. "Insomnia Club." CNRA (476)--Moncton, Little Concert (Copyrighted, 1928.) ram, 4 (231) I nbus, Music Boa, WENR (288)--Chicago. Popular music. usic (Circle WON (416) Chicago, Opera company, Shia Tia N. ¥ "ne WAMAQ (448)--Chicago, "Topsy Turvy Y Hi tle Ranhle 5; Vocal man vi- | Calls at Brooklyn Police ghts Station to Get Her AAR 11.00 NBC System Slumber Music: WJZ, Bearings IMJ. NBC System: Wonder Hour: WEAF, WLW, WR WGR, WRC, WEB (389) Chicago, Illinois Concert Wil (306)--Chicago, Organ. Orchestra T (389)=Chicago. Orchestra music WBZ (333)--Springfield, Mass, Strand New York, Nov. 8.--A well dressed Sympho 5)--Mpls-St, Paul, Olsen en- Jawo (220)--Ft. Wayne, Indian lag: 234)--Richmond. Concert. 11,15 We (116)--Chicago, Louie's Hur WSAI (361)--Cinci, Old fashioned sing- Five, : A WMAQ (448)--Chicago, Musical C System: Dixies Circus: WIZ pourrl. CREW WLW, WSB, WMC, [11.30 REA (326)--Denver, Artists studio vil. | young woman walked into the Bergen street police station, Brooklyn, Mon- gry | day and asked Licutenant McConvil where she lived. "There's something the matter with me," she said. "I remember who 1 pot. WHAS, WBZ, WBZA, WEAL, L (48)--Chicago. Recital by Vella | 5m, I'm Mrs. Francis Harris, but Ce . Concert, Ww WJ (353)=~Detroit, Hollywood F. Happiness Boys. olities, Wi Y, WSBT Pah Es Bend. 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