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THE BROOKLYN STANDARD UNION: THURSDAY. MAY-'29. .1924. 4 Motion Pictures To-day To-day's Radio Program WOR NKWARK. N.

405M. 740K. a Milea rren Brooklyn, Recital by Ulovannt Morelll. tenor. 3:44 Xylophone aolos by Frank Ooss, accompanied by Elays Thompson.

4:00 Special O. A. R. programme In- MUSIC FEATURES TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME BY RADIO Mualcal programmes for the most part will be on the air this afternoon and evening from all the big- broad WCBD ZfON, ILL. 345M.

70K. 740 Mllea from Brooklyn. 10 :00 Instrutnautsl reoitaL WSAI CINCINNATI, OHIO. JOOM. 870K 054 Miles from Brooklyn.

8:00 Chimes concert, 11:00 violin concert. i WHO KANSAS CITY MO. 411 M. 833k. 1,100 Miles from Brooklya.

10:0 Concert. music. WDAF KANSAS CITY, MO. 41K. Miles from.

Brooklyn. 1:46 "Nljhthswks' Frolic." WCAl-NORTHFIELD, MINN. S0M S33K. 1,010 Miles from Brooklyn. 11:46 Cheuel service.

Huaio. KFKX HASTINGS, NEB, 300M. UMK. mho Miles from Brooklyn. 11:00 Musical programme.

ball scores. 1 i 7:14 Farm programm. 8:00 Concert. 1 10:00 Concert. WCAK PITTSBirRfl, PA.

481M MHiK. Miles from Brooklyn. 8:00 Kllenc period. 4:30 Musical programme by ths 8t Clair Entertainers. 11:00 Late concert.

WI.W CINCINNATI, OHIO. HOflM. OlOh. JM10 Miles from Brooklya. 13:00 Star Radio Club.

11:10 ui Club of West Night High School. 11:30 Kltrhjn Cabinet -Orchestra; Dixie Stars 1:16 Dolierty's Melody Boys. KVW CHICAGO. ILL, 538 M. 50IIK.

180 Miles from Brooklya. limner concert. 7:00 Twenty Minutes of Good Reading. Musical programme. WGN CIHCAGO.

ILL. KHJ-JX1S ANGELES, CAT SOBM. 010K. 8,800 Miles from Brooklyn, 11:00 Children's programme, i 11:00 Concert. j.

KFI LOS ANGKLES, 49M.40K. 8,500 Miles from' lirooklyBt 1:00 Musical programme, i :0 Music. I i CKAC MONTRBAt. CAW. 7U0K.

too Mllea from Brooklyn, Concert. rtVH-HAVANA, CUBA. 4O0M. 1,180 Miles from Hrooklym, 8:00 Concert by Osnarsl Utaff Band, WHAS LOUISVILLE, KY. 404M-7SOK.

10 Miles from Brooklyaa 4:00 Strand 7. :30 kacort WD AP CHICAGO, ILL. 190M. 7e Mllea from Brooklyn, 7 Concert. WPAB PORT WORTH, TEXAS.

478M. IJuO Mllea from ItrooklfSai Concert 9:30 Musical programme. eluding songs from '41 and an appropriate decoration Day address by Commander Henry Kearney. 1:30 Giovanni Morelll, tenor. 3:44 Xylophone solos by Krsnk Goes.

casting atationa in the metropolitan district. The Thrane Trio will offer 4:16 Albert E1. Sonn, on "Radio for the Layman." 4:30 "Bits of Song Hits." Murray Opinions vs. Facts "IT THERE we insure a YY property Title, it stands to reason that we make a most diligent search for flaws. Otherwise we could not take the risk.

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Y. 37BM. SI2K. 75 from Brooklyn. 8:00 Musical programme.

Oriole Orchestra. WMAO cTllCAGO. ILL. Confused 447M. I70I.

7l Mllea from Brooklyn. A AW OMAHA, NEB. J80.W. S33K. 1,150 Miles from Brooklyn.

10:00 Educational programme. KPAK PULLMAN, WASH. SII0M. H33K. S.1U5 Miles from Brooklyn.

11:00 Music, KOW PORTLAND, ORE, 43M. -810K. 8.445 Miles from Brooklyn. 11:16 Olson's Orchestra. 1:00 Danes music.

"I was so confused I don't knosr how many times ha kissed me!" Wachsmttn. Day's sports WAA.M NKttAKK. N. i. H.1M 1I40H.

Miles from Brooklyn. 7:30 Alice Rlnrke. 7 Lillian Spltier, pianist. 8:00 Tslk by Allie Bclton Evans. 4:14 Matawan Frollckers.

8:30 Lyon Mearson. 8:46 Sport talk. 4:00 Victor Wilbur, baritone. 4:16 Rev. Dr.

Arthur W. Brooks, as-' trologlst. 4:30 M. Shoemaker, radio doctor. 4:46 Thomaa Barton, baritone.

10:00 Sterling Dance Orchestra. 10:14 Arthur W. Hanle. tenor. 10:34 Sterling Dance Orchestra.

unu' TtnnVTOn'V N. T. 4:00 Household arts. 4:30 Illinois Federation of Women's Oluhs. 4:00 Chicago Theatre orrSB.

LaXnlle Orchestra. Tulk by Rockwell R. Stephens. Talk. Lecture from University of Chicago.

9:16 Programme by Mrs. Dtokluson, Mrs. Itecd, Miss Porker. "What! With the thing going on right under your nose?" Good Hardware. a splendid recital from Hunter College at P.

through Station W'EAF. Other features from this station will be Erna Korn. contralto: "William Hyatt, tenor; a reading, "The Unknown Warrior," by Edgar White Burril and Vincent Lope and his orchestra. Specht's String Ensemble, Mayor Hylan's People's Concert, Wanaina-ker's Organ Recital and the Hotel Mnjestlc Orchestra features from Station WJZ. Ace Brigade and his Virginians, a clever musical aggregation, and William Orten Bell, baritone, will be heard from WJT.

Station WOR offers a special O. A. R. programme, beginning at 3 o'clock this afternoon with music and addresses. Henderson's Orchestra at 10:45 and Reiser's Orchestra at 11:30 will broadcast from Station WHS.

Eddie Rlckenbecker and the Philadelphia Police Band will be heard from Station WIP at 8:15 P. M. ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENT. CensSiaallsii is ruinous la children V)C DAVENPORT, I A. 48I.M.

850 Miles from llrookljn. 3:30 Kducntional programme. 6:46 chimes concert. :.10 Sandman's Visit. 0:60 Knort news.

8:00 Orchestra programme. KSD ST. I.OCI8. MO. 548M.

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3a Milee from Brooklyn. Constipation undermines a child's regularly. It allows you to discoa tinus forever the use of harmful, 7 Children a stories. 8:00 Musical programme. 4:00 Police reporte and music.

4:05 Baseball scores and music 10:30 Musical programme. IVOO rHILADKLPHTA. PA. LaweisTitle and TrutfCbmpimy urugo nuu fiuis. Kellogg 's Bran, cooked snd krnm.

tOSM. BOOK. S8 Miles from Brooklyn. bledS is a delightful surprise to the) taste particularly if one has tried WLAG MINNEAPOLIS. MINN.

417M.7ZOK. Mllea from Brooklyn, 1:10 Womnn's Club Hour. 1:40 Daylight concert. 4 :00 Magazine reading. Children's Hour.

8:00 Horseshoe Pitching. 0:16 Dinner concert. 7:30 Farm lectures. 4:46 urend orgtn ana trumpets. 7:30 Sports results and police reports.

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A Albtmarle Clot-la JSwanson. "A Society Scandal." Amrrimn. 2d St. A KiaUanda Anna Q. Mlsaon.

"Haifa-Dollar Mansfield, "Littl Red Schoolhouaa." Avon. 9th St A 5th Ave Jackie Cjogan. "A Boy of Flaodwa." jVnton, $Mh St A 20th Ave Jhn Barrymore. "Beau BiumiMl." ltverly. Oiim-h A tiravescnd Aves Maiy Can, "l-ariii Years." Haiv Hull, lei i innt St Heivn Oimtwick.

Hrondvu Lyrrtim. 837 Broadway Johnny Hlnes. 'Vonductor 149S." litinn, 314 1 latl'ush Ave (tloiU Swanson. "A Society Scandal. ainro, Km-tcni Pkwv.

A Ncstraml Ave Hilton SHIa. "Flowing lairitnl 2S6 Jar.iMga Ave Hiy Wgfcy, Th Uw Forbids'; Alma 1 Vek-Knd Husbands." art ton, Cvl Flatbush Ave (iriffith. "Ltllea of the Field." Ontrul i Central Ave Wesley Barry. "The Printer's Devil." tntiirv. Nostrond Avca.

Mary Carr. -Damaged Hearts." City lint A Lincoln Ave H.niy B. Walthall, "Boy of Mine." Mrnelau'l. l'ltkin Ave John Barrymore. Beau Brummel oliwiim ut ft- St laMe Boy of Flandacs- rulonlnl A Chaunrcy St Jackie "A Boy of Flanders." Coiomu Mil Ave Conway Tearl Neit Coimnoilore, itromiwrtv Ocirimie Griffith.

"Lilies of the Meld." Cnrtelj on, rortHu Rd Johnny Hines, "Little Johnny Jones" Court Sinn li a. Sis tackle r(toRan, "A Boy of Flanders." riimb't-rliiiiil. CumlM-rhnl 8t Mary Philbln, 'Fools' Highway." IVKalh. IVKnlb A Broadway Tom Mil, "The Trouble Shooter" Oufttcld, 1'ufMcld A Fulton Sts Star Cast, "The Murrlagd Circle" F.aulr, i Ave. A 4 3d St Star Cant.

"The Fall of Jerusalem V.deit. Mil ucnr Mh St Monte Blue, "The Marriage Circle." Fleet 11'" Hiulwny Finest Trues, "fcix Cylinder Love." Kleitmi 7.jt!i m. Ave 1 l.opan. The Dawn of a To-morrow." Fnrmgut. Kl Ii A Rmreis Avm l.vkie Coogsn.

"A Boy of Flanders." Foil j. (InilmtM ve. A St Tom Mix. "The Trouble Shooter." Fulton Auditorium. 1 Liy Fuiton St Baby I'KP "The Law Forbids." (tirrirn.

4Mh St A New Vtreht Ave Bellamy. "The White Sin." (iriiod. Miik Ave A Decatur St lacMe Coogan, "A Boy of Flanders." lilnhe, Miiiij'ir St tilorla Swanson, "A Society Scandal." tlote' iS.iiiiirtN K.th St. A Stli Ae Milton Silff. Flowing Hold." ireenMint.

Mnr Ave. A Calyer St lack Holt, "The Lone olf." HaUrj, Bi-ondMiiv A Haisev St Tom Mix. "The Trouble Shooter Hamiitnn. Hamilton Ave Maty Phllbin, "The Temple of Ventii." Happy Hour. :34 St lohn Gilbert, "Just Off Broadway." Hollwood.

77 New uecht Ave Jackio Coosan. "A Boy of Flanders." Imperial. St. A Saratoga Ave Dorothy "The Next Corner. lning, Mvrtle Ave Bert Lytell.

"UMttest Man in the Jack. Perrin. "L'p and at 'Em." Jeffepwn. 811 Myrtle Ave Irene Rich, 'Testerday's Wife." KinguHy, Kings Hwy. A Foney IaL Ae.

Anita Stewart, "The Great White Way. Kismet, DeKalb Tompkins Aves Mabel Normand, "'The Eitra OlrI.M IitU. 6 Lewis Ave Star Cast. "Passionate Eileen Sedgwick, "Lone Larry." Flatbunh A Caton AVes Gloria Swanson, "A Society Scandal l.inroln. Ave.

A Eastern Marsh. "Daddies" Loew's AI4iie, Buy Rklge Aves. Daniels. "Daring Dorothy Revler, "tJown by the Rio Qrande." lew's Astoria, Stelnway A Grand Barry, "The Printer's David Torrence, "Not One to Spare." lien's nijou. Smith ft Livingston Sts Thomas Meighan, 'The Confidence Man," ltew'n Bum l'nrk, N.

Ctreht A blst Betty Compson. "Woman to Woman." leeu's Bretoort, 127 Bedford Ave Betty Comjison, "Woman to Fr-i1 Thomson. "Galloping Gallagher." Ier's Broadway. B'way ft Stockton Thomas Meighan. "The Confidence Wan." loen'N Fulton, Iilton St Thomas Meighan, "The Confidence MaJt." Lorn' t.Hten.

llnindw.iv A Gfltes Ave ideighan, "The Confidence Man." Inez's MetrHiitn. Fulton A Smith Stsr. Barbara La Morr, 'Thy Name Is Woman." Pa litre. Av. A Douglass Thoittnp Migftan, ''The Confidence Man." Ipw's Warwick, Fulton A Jerome Sts Thomas Meighan, Confidence Man." Marathon.

Pro.e t. Park A 14th Milton Sills, "Flowing Gold." Mark Stmnil. Fulton St. A Rockwell Bert Lytell, "A Son of the Sahara." Milium, Coiw l.ta.l Ave. Ave.

Shirley Mason. "South Sea Love" Monrte, Monroe A Howard Ave Alice Calhoun. "Pioneer Blllle Dove. "Yankee Madness Mmttauk. Ds.h A 20th Aves S'ar Cast.

"The Leavenworth Csse" New I lasique, Marcy Ae Apnes Ayres. "Don't Call It Charles Jones. Not a Drum Was Heard." Nrwkirk. Fnt Kth St. A Newkirk Ave.

Prcv. "Yesterday's Wife." New Nay, C7 Sands Glllingwater. "Three Wise Fools." New Plain, llnh St Mafv Carr, "Damaged Hearts." Fulton St. A Howard Ave William Fairbanks. "The Martyr Sex.

NtMtrund, Xosnrand A nr. Piopect William S. Hart. "Singer Jim McKee. Olympic, Adams St Rich.

Barthelmess. "Enchanted Cottage." Oriole, Henry A Dcgruw Ss Fritzie Brunette, "Cause for Conway Tearle, "The Next Comer." Oirotd, Flatbush Ave. A State St Bessie Love. "Gentle Our Gang. "Big Business." Park, Rth Ave A 44th St Wester Barry.

"The Printer'a Devil. Park Palnre, 71-73 Park Ave Eleanor Board man. "The Day of Faith." Pgrkflirir, 728 I I nt hush Ave Owen Moore. "Her Temporary Husband." Pnrk View. 15th St.

A 9th Ave 'akle Coogan. "A Boy of Flanders." ParkvlUf, 102S Cravesend Ave Star Cast, "Almost a Man." Peerles. 4K6 Ave Lionel Barrymore. "The Eternal City." Perrlews 5th Ave. A ftfith St Ben Alexander, "Boy of Mine" Pioneer, SI Pioneer St Ieter Cuneo.

"Fighting Jim Grant-' Premier. St. A Sutter Ave Owen Moore. Progress Graham Ave Milton Sills, "A Lady of Quality." Regent, Fulton St. A Bedford Ave Conwsy Tearle.

"The Next Sidney Chaplin. "Her Temporary Husband." Republic. Grand A Keap Sts Jackie Coogsn. "A Boy of Flanders." Kldgewiiod, Myrtle A Cypress Aves Tom Mix. "The Trouble Shooter." Meet.

H71 Pitkin Ave Star Csst, "Flaming Barriers" Sheffield, 30g Bhef field Ave Bahy Peitgy The Law Corlnne Griffith, "Lilies of the Field Shore Road. Sth St near 4th Are Ora grew. "Getting Ber Man." Sixteenth Htree. nr. 5th Ave la- kle t'ongan.

"A Boy of Flanders," fMadinm. Chester St. A Pitkin Ave t'wen Moore, "Torment." Wone. S89 Stone Ave Jackie Coogan. "A Boy of Flanders." Knmner, Ave.

A St Lew ody. Defying the Uw," Sunset, 4705 Sth Ave. Reginald Denny. "Sporting Youth" Supreme, 630 Livonia Ave Jackie Coogan. "A Boy of Flanders." Tompkins, 554 Gates Ave Lon Chancy, "Hunchback of Notre Dame." rtlm, St.

Johns PI. A Ctica Ave Dorothy Da I ton, "Morl Sinners." Ta Ruren, Broadway A Van Buren Baby Peggr, "The Law Forhlds." Vlelory. 7410 13th Ave Peena Owen, "The Leavenworth Case." Washington. 153 Washington St Mary Carr. "Damaged Hearts." Wllloughhy, 2fi0 Knickerbocker Ave Star Cast.

"The Fires of Death." tllMn, Wilson A Jefferson Aves Weslev Barrv, "The Printer's Wjrckoff, 147 Wyckoff Ave Charles Jones, ''Cupld a Fireman." WOAW OMAHA, NEB. SlflM B10K. 1,150 Mllea from Brooklyn. 0:00 Child's Story Hour. 8:30 Yost's Orchestra.

9:00 Girls Order of Muses WRC D. C. 489M. 04IIK 805 Miles from Brooklyn, 6:15 Instruction In code, 4:00 Children's hour. 7:45 The Question Box.

8:00 Piano recital by Charles T. Ferry. 8:16 Lillian Evana-Tlbba, soprano. 3:00 Artist recital by rauune nuuin, pianist. 4:00 Final, baseball scores.

4:06 Leonard's Red Jackets Orchestra. 7:00 -Bedtime stories. "Timely Topics for Motorists," talk. 8:15 Programme in honor of Memorial Day. Speakero.

Eddie Rlcken-hacker. the "Flying Cl. P. W. Huntington, U.

8. Army; Dr. O. H. Petty.

H. H. Smedley, Chaplain J. M. Hester.

U. S. Naval Home, Philadelphia; the Philadelphia Police Band. 8:30 Broadcasting religious services or the nited Synagogue of America. WMC MEMPHIS, TENN.

OftOM. 4I00K. 860 Miles from Brooklyn. 10:30 Orchestra music. 8:30 Selections from "The Hohemlnn enjoyuuio wii-a xntia or cream, sprite, klod over other cereals or cooked with hot cereals.

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tilrl," under direction of George Harold Miller. Maclas' L'Alglon Orchestra. 9:55 Time signals and weather forecasts It DALLAS, TEXAS. S09M. 030K.

1.380 Miles from Brooklyn, 10:00 Dance music. KOKA EAST PITTSBURG, PA. 32AM. TSjgjK. 310 Mlea from Brooklyn.

0:46 News bulletins 10:00 Organ recital by Karl Bonawlta. 11:15 Ted Weems' Orchestra. WCX DETROIT. MICH. 448M.

70K. 715 Miles from Brooklyn. 10:00 Lecture. 10:15 Music. 7:00 "Your (iarden This Summer." Base- 1 WBAR PHILADELPHIA, PA.

3S4M. 1SIIK SS Miles from Brooklyn. WKAF NEW YORK CITY. 4M Meter, elfl Klloeyclea. 4:00 Paultae Flerctetn, lyrtc soprano, accompanied by Winifred T.

Barr. Nloholaa Contlnello, violinist, accompanied by Emma V. Baiter. 4:30 Frank Lelthner, Jazi planlit. 4:44 Pauline Pleriteln.

lyric soprano. 4:00 Nicholas Contlnello. violinist. 4:15 Frank Lelthner, Jan pianlet. Children's hour projramms.

4:00 Dinner muetc from Hotel Waldorf-Aitorla. 7:00 Servlcee of Federation of Churches, Rer. Herbert F. Laflamme, field secretary, presiding. Sermon by Rev.

Frederick W. Evans, D.D., of Harlem Presbyterian Church. 7:10 Dally eport talk. 7:40 Joint recital by Erna Kom, contralto: Anna Fried, violinist, and Hedy 8pielter, pianist. The Capitol Money Market," by Dudley Fowler.

1:10 Concert by the Thrane Trio, Her-mione Trane, pianist: Ignace No-wlckl. violinist, and Robert Thrane. under direction of Dr. Henry T. Fleck, from Hunter College.

Programme: Trio In minor, p. 34 (Gretrchanlnow); "Dreama" (Wagner). "Bouree" from Violin Sonata No. i (Bach). "The Unknown Warrior," a reading by Edgar White Burrlll.

:40 Concert by Erna Korn. contralto; Anna Fried, violinist, and Hedy Bpielter, pianist. 10:10 Dora Damon Pardee, cornetlst, accompanied by Fred Shattuck. William Hyatt, tenor, accompanied by Mrs. M.

Hermann. Programme: "Thy Beaming Eyes" (MacDowell), "Songs of India" (Strickland). Walt Till Ah Tut on Mah Robe" (Reddlck). jg.SS Dora Damon Pardee, cometlst. Programme: "Songs My Mother 4 :30 Isabel Sgarro, pianist.

6:30 Educational talk. 6:45 Baseball and sports 7:30 Dresm Daddy. WfiV SfWKNKCTADY. Jf. Y.

3S0M. 7WK. IK Miles from Brooklyn. 6:00 News, baseball results. 5:10 Music by trio of Hotel Ten Eyck, Albany.

7:30 Concert of Mendelssoha Club of Albany. WBZ SPRINOFIEI.tl. MARS, 3.HM. RWIK. 143 Miles from Brooklyn 7:40 Concert.

8:16 Concert auartet. 8:25 Address by Psul R. MacAullffe. ex There is no substitute for Victor products No other records present such a quality or variety of musical entertainment as the Victor Records contained in the Victor Record Catalogs and in the new lists issued every week. No other telldng'machine attains such perfection of reproduction as the Victrola; and the range of sizes, designs and prices provides a style for every home.

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P. O. E. 10:50 Elks' Toaat. 11:00 Summary of conference of Methodist Episcopal Church.

SV JAR PROVIDENCE, R. I. 3S0f. 14K Miles from Brooklya. 4:00 Special musical programme.

9:30 Mr. Burrell. the Eveready Man. 4:50 Musical programme. Taught Me" (Dvorak), "Limb of God" (Blret).

Vincent Lopez and Htl Orchestra. Out today New Victor Records WTAB FALL RIVER, MAP. tfiaM. ItlOK. 145 Miles from Brooklyn.

7:10 Late news; baseball scores. 8:00 Musical programme. WN AC BOSTON. MAS. 193 Miles from Brooklya.

8:00 Huntington School Musical Clubs. 8:00 Ethel Uoodale, pianist; Yvonne Crosby, poprano. 8:30 Shelvln-Morton fight from Boston Arena. 11:46 Principals from "Ths Dream Girl." WGI MASS. JSOM.

8.13K. SOO Miles from Brooklyn. 6:30 Boston police reports, Boston Police Headquarters. 7:00 Amrad Club. 7:30 Evening programme.

7:46 Song hits. 8:30 Musicals. WGR BCFFAIX). N. Y.

WJZ NEW YORK OTT. 455 Meters WO Klloeycles. 3:00 Concert from Wanamaker Auditorium. 4:00 Eleanor Gunn's Fashion Talk. 4:05 Dally menu.

4:10 "The June Bride," by Capitols W. Ash worth. 4:55 "Progress of ths World," a tslk. Doreta R-. Simons, soprano Atllllo Martini, violinist.

QUEENS BOROUGH JAMAICA. Jnmalra. 114 Fullon Tom Mil. "The TrnuM, Red Seal Records DOUBLE-FACED Number pMl 4:30 Closing quotations of stocks; news. Minick, Fulton HI.

4 New Tark Av, Anita Stewart, "The Great White Way. LONG ISLAND rtOCKYII.I.E CENTRE. Mran4 Alice Terry. "Scaramouche." 7:00 Jack Rabbit stories Cecilia Hansen 1 7:10 "Financial Developments of tha (Hungarian Dance No. 4, in Minor (Brshns-Auet) Fkitm tab 6447 $2.00 319M.

S33K. 3U9 Miles from Brooklya. Day." (Rondino (Vastatanm) Tutt. tab Cecilia Hasieni Specht's Lido Venice String En semble. 4:30 Wanameker Organ Recital.

concert. 10:30 Day'a news; bssebsll scores. WHAM ROCHESTER. N. Y.

tS.IM. STIK. 255 Miles from Brooklya. Organ recital by Robert Berentsen. HOTEL BELLMAN ASS'N ON OUTING TO-MORROW "The Human Element, ths Most First Victor Record by this celebrated young violinist who has gained the recognition her splendid powers deserve.

A beautiful tone, splendid technique, an amazing breadth of style all are revealed in this record. A Brown Bird Singing (BamVWooJ) Reinald Werrenrathl Sittin' Thinkin' Reinald Werrenralh Valuable Asset In Business." 4:34 Mayor Hylan's People's Concert 10:30 Hotel Majestic Orchestra. Eastman Theatre orchestra. :30 Baseball scores. Musical programme.

984 1.50 Victrola No. 50 (Portable) $50 Mahogany or oak The annual outing and plcryc of the Hotel Bellman Association of Brooklyn will be held to-morrow afternoon and evening at Dexter Park. Jamaica and Drew avenues. Cypress Hills. Capt.

W. M. Adams. of the Clarendon Hotel, who Is president of the association! predicts that the outing will he largely attended by members, their families and friends. The afternoon will be spent In athletics and the Royal Giants are scheduled to cross bats with the Bai harach Giants.

Music will be furnished In the evening by Van Dyke's Orchestra, under the leadership of William E. Martin. John Martin Is vice-president of the association and David Bolden is secretary and treasurer. A charming pastoral ballad, sung with the utmost ease and naturalness; and a "Shepherd's song," having a somewhat intricate melody. Sung by this famous baritone with great enunciative skill.

Victof recording does full justice to the artist's interpretations. Light Vocal Selections Love Makes the World a Herry-Go-Ronnd Sir Harry Lauderl ...97 I Like My Old HomeTowni, Sir Harry Lauder The first a song of good humor, wholesome and tonic as the wind off the Scotch heather. The other is almost in mili Oldest Piano House In the City Established I8B 1.50 i GAGE AND TOLLNER'S I FORSAKES DANCE BAN I For the first time in Its history. Gage and Tollner's restaurant on WJY NEW YORK CITY. 405 Meters 740 Kllocyrles.

7:30 Walter 8. Vogel, baritone. 8:00 "Golf," by Innis Brown. 8:15 Jack Nelson, popular songs. 8:30 Ethel Asron, soprano.

8:46 "Kipling," courtesy of Doubledsy Page. 9:00 Ethel Aaron, soprano. 1:16 Ace Brlgodo and his 14 Virginians. 9:45 Garden tslk. 10:00 William Orton Bell, baritone.

WHN NEW YORK CITY. t0 Meters 833 Kilocycles. 9:30 Harry Hick Entertainers. 9:40 Sara V. Turlts, soprano.

9:50 Violin recital by Prof. Mar Alsnoff. 10:10 Patuhl and HaWRltan Orchestra. 10:30 Programme by All Nations' Association. 10:46 Henderson's Orchestra.

11:15 Judith Roth. 1 1 in I Wilson 11:75 Bertha Nelson. 11 -30 Reiser's Orchestra. WBBR ROSSVII.I E. S.

I. sCf'- TUNING and REPAIRING bj expert workmen. We specialize in the rebuilding of tary style, to far as its music goes. Both are heartening songs and die records are Sir Harry out and out vl JAR 1 Fulton street, has furnished music and permitted dancing to Its guests. 1.00 The occasion was a supper party of I the Rotary Club last night at the restaurant after a theatre party About 150 members of the club at- tended the performance of Romeo Grand, Upright and Player Plam.t Brooklyn Itfprcscotatives for the IVERS POND PIANOS OF DISTINCTION CHANDLER PIANO CO.

222 LIVINGSTON ST. I and Juliet at the Majestic. 1 A Little Bit Honey Olive Klinel 2 SonnyBoy Olive Kline45412 Two songs, with softly "fetching" crsdle-rhythms, for the heart of motherhood. The voice is one of those rare ones which we are always glad to hear, and the record it a splendid example of Victor recording. When Love Cornea Stealing Lewit Jametl 9o2g ll'm Waiting for Ship.

That Never Come In Bruce Wallace Popular tongs of love and human experience. The first is in waltz time and is one of the 6net records Jamet ever made. The second it somewhat in fox trot style and combines admirably with the first number. I Gace and Tollner's is one of the .75 I landmarks of Brooklyn, having I opened some seventy years ago. Its austere, dignified charm was enhanced by the strains of music and swaying dancers.

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