PART WOOL
New York—Nervous shivers creep over Broadway with the ap- BLANKETS . prosch of New Yesr's eve. Sucker money shows little sign of appear* Ins. Bluffing notes from the nlsht club and floor show folk advising Extra wide ... extra long ... 72x84 ... plaid design* hurried reservations get a snicker from lads with money in their jeans. ... color*: rose, blue, green and orehid. They know full well that they can shop for their fun this year. JO Qff a few of the more aristocratic old hotels make the pretense Only .. sateen binding, pair.. -r°]- of arranslng those historle New Year menus, aryl old-time chefs sigh 3 and wistfully consult old bllls-of- Day Specials for the champagne-and-loboter days $1.00 more another 2 pairs for $4.95 THEY REAPPEAR fare. Only those “c|ub,i" which combine a speakesy bar with, food and bop* pair, $3.98 Shoe entertainment look forward to a big night. But even the most popular of the whisper-lows, shake a bit at Skates ... The lata that drop from trees and dry in fall. p.i, *2-98 the approach of a year which promises heer, wine and. a possible end ANOTHER BALE OF HORNERS’ of the smendment There will, of course, be horns, trick Arc lost, ah no. friends, stars, $4.98 Shoe prohibition hardly my good hats, noise and crowds In the streets—but Broadway feels that this will For nature's well known immortality, Skates.pair ^3*^^ be the Isst of the type of flash spot spawned by prohibition and that ALL WOOL ARMY of the will on that when Retnrn the leaves in gay Christmas cigars. the biggest celebration year be staged evening beer returns to the scores of places which now mark time. -[o]- £? 8e~Ur. $13*50 $13.00 Scooter Pets for Christmas BLANKETS on Christmas trade shows pets to have been close to Tower This was I A check-back Editor Tall Topics: the worst Christmas Bikes. $7-50 and i the top of Manhattan's best-seller list. Dogs fancy microscopic We call them army blankets because of their construction .. but in these new light an ever remember. The was about as doll as conld be. I read fish have been most in demand. day $10.98 for home use ... also in darker shades for outdoor use. In fact, the pet shop business Is reported to have picked up about colors they’re appropriate but I was too to seasons. Dealers account for this .. n lot about charity, forgotten. And proud say any* Tricycles. $7-50 *60 per cent during the depressive Sturdy, good-looking warm coverings double bed size. that most perchasers have been men and women who much. the think this a $11.98 by explaining thing Funny way things go. Perhaps you’ll lived alone and who once, when money was easy, went about a great A $6.00 value at.. ...*2.95 home and the of a bird, a strange dote. But I can guess how you must have felt, although I Tricycles. *8-5° deal. Now they stay want companionship White Shellac— bowl of fish or some dogs and cats. think you’re braver than a lot of people I know. I guess I'm lonely : : t A Few Bests Corset Manufacturer’s January Specials tonight. — W. H. gallon. SJ.75 White The annual custom of naming the ten best thls-and-thats Is now manufacturers have reduced the of some of their Shellac— If can I’ll add a few Foundation garment prices -[o]-— In season. And so, you stlflp your yawns. motsly quart. 49' metropolitan suggestions. It seems to mo that the best theatrical per- regular styles to stimulate business. They include such famous names as: formances to be observed on Broadway are furnished by Pauline Lord RENGO BELT Stray cores and encores. Forty-five degrees parking is In "Tho Late Christopher Bean”; Ina Claire In "Biography'’; Conway P. N. PRACTICAL FRONT NEMO-FLEX “Dinner at and Constance Collier In the the rule in front of the new o. Will it remain when business Toarle In Eight/’ sapte show; . p. WARNER’S . . NU-BACK . SLIM-E-FECT. Hprlng Jlylngton In "When Ladles Meet”; Francis Lederer, the new- starts? Autoists are wondering. ... Two of the largest wreaths STRAUSS In comer from abroad: Kmlyn Williams, a young Britisher, "Criminal to seen in Waterbury this Christmas were those on the giant doors Hardware Co. at Large”; the clowning of Jack Haley and the torch singing of Ethel Their Low Price* Warrant Your Coming in See Them. of the Citizens-Manufacturers National bank. Frank SMI R»n MAIM AT. Merman, and tho lovely voice s>f Grace Moore. Secretary In "Farewell to Arms" seems to me to one of the DinI A.IIAS Helen Hayes give Green of the Chamber of Commerce felt genuine grief at the finest performances I have ever seen In the cinema, and Paul Muni In to been one passing of Harry Dow. Frank had seen Harry during his regi- “1 Am a Fugitive" Is another. George Baft seems have of the swiftest comers-up. The many tunes I have heard whistled and mentation of work and knew the qualities of the man. It's rewhlstled and played about Broadway slip my memory, but I recall the * co. quite all right to remember the honor roll at Memorial and fancying “My Silent Love," "Willow Weep for Me,” and rhumbas In MILLER PECK Armistice days. But wouldn’t a wreath at Christmas time do general. Which cleans up our slate of the annual “what’s best” list. much to briighten the memorial down there in Library Park. I give the thought to veteran organizations for their consideration. .... Doc Russell is handling the wheel of new transportation. .. There’s a lot of sympathy and human understanding wrapped up in Doc Ryan. He knows life, having lived along its teeming Wha banks. ... A card to the Tower from Rev Leslie Per- S holiday Radio— driau of Chelsea. Mass. Mr Pcrdriau was pastor of the Third i_ ’Aut wronrstnir church here for a dozen years or more. “Midsummer Night’s original 4i2 wnp «® to Ba Heard Meter*elen "2 wi\ KilocyclesKllncvi Drsam” to Bo By N J.6. To-night Newark When the Aborn Opera Com- Mother Bell. over the December issue of the Tele- of fes- Looking An elaborate production pany'! radio vereion of "The Blue 6:00—Sunlit Norway Calls— tlval proportlona of Shakespeare’s over the Gladys Patch. Bulletin, we note increased activity at the local exchange. Her< Paradlae" la presented phone GET “Midsummer Night’s IJrcam,” with Columbia network in the Five Star 6:16—Furst's orchestra. TIME TO orchestra are some of the Leonard Warner’s team made a full symphony asslatlnK theater program of tonlghtf Slg- 6:10—Kathryn Paraona, songs. doings: perfect v for the A NEW In Mendelssohn's score mund RnmberR’a famous aonR, 6:46—Society notes. tournament. Forselius of the on combined installation in the setback Johnny play. Is offered the "Auf Wlederaehen,” the ancester 6:00—Uncle Don. of the Na- const-to-coast networks of all other sonRS of that name, 6:30—Kerger's orchestra. House Service went to the New Haven House service and to- Department permanent tional Broadcasting company will be heard in its orlRlnal set- 7:00—Sports—Ford*Frlck. WITH RIXGIjKT KVDS morrow morning, at 11 o’clock, took along a gold piece from the Sunshine Club. Edith Barringer, tlnR. The melody Is one of the 7:16—To be announced. Don't bo throuBh the gay holi- E. S. T. musical themes of the 7:30—Ueloved Vagabond. is leading tran.-ferspd to the New Haven office still missed. day ocuaon with HtrlnKy, NtraBBly Radio actors selected for the operetta. 7:46—Vlctorlne’s orchestra. Oet n new rermancnt dreams hair. roles will realize life-long There are other songs In the 8:00—Chandu the Magician. now that will lnnt through -[o]- Wave of their own—to play Hhakespeare show, too. which will bring to 8:16—Keller Sisters and Lynch, of millions reached for an audience many listeners memories of Broad- songs. the combined NBC-WEAF-WJZ 8:80—Dance orchestra. Up and down the newsways. ... It is unusual for a pastor by way’s younger days. "Sparkling networks. Wine" Is one of them, and others 9:00—Frank and Flo, songs. » two cornerstones during thirty years of pulpiteering in one lay The Immortal bard’s famous are "Blye Paradise,” "There Is 9:16—Al and Lee Rolacr. piano. On New Year’s violin. parish. But this is what Dr. Reed is doing. fantasy, with the equally famous Only One Who Rules My House," 9:30—Kddy Brown, Is ar- 10:00—Jack Arthur, baritone. day he’ll officiate at the corner stone laying of the new church. Mendelssohn music. being and "I'm from Chicago." *3 In a form to fit the full Para- 10:16—Pauline Alport, piano. *4 ranged The action of "The Blue he acted in a similar when the stone of on 10:46—Jurlen baritone. Thirty years ago capacity licit. non. Rcr. slxty-mlnute period available dise" takes place In the cafe of Hockstra, has 7.50 • 15.00 the Xmas 11:00—Time; weather. the original house of worship was set in place. Dr Reed • $10.00 the networks throdugh that name In Vienna and tells the vacation of Walter Dam- 11:02—Moonbeams trio. we offer holiday story of the return of Rudolph labored long and well in the vineyard of faith. May orchestra. rosch's nationwide NBC Music Ap- Stocger to the scene of his youth 11:30*—Kelvin's our congratulations on this brilliant occasion. Thanks to John IIOMDAY COUPON preciation hour classes. after twenty-four years' nbsence In 12:00—Dance orchestra. "Midsummer Night’s Dream" Cleary for a donation of tinfoil to the Tower collection. SPECIAL America. Members ’of the Aborn Have Money will be staged under the personal Company who will be heard In sec at the Red is his roller Elinor Smith on Air Frank Hallock, night Triangle, having ThnrMlay and Friday direction of, William 8. Rainey, leading parts are Vivian Hart, skates alemited for the New Year’s eve party. It promises to be a Make Your Appointment NBC's production chief. Gladys Baxter, Roy Cropper, Ed- for Girls at Once for the Holiday*. ward Hal Eric Campfire and for Mons Hallock, not to mention Nell, Jr., Ford, Titus busy night early morning Any of Our 2 Regular 50c Harrison Fuller, Hobson Young other execs dver there. Eddie Udelowitz has Elinor Smith, -one of America's a few of the gone Items with this ad. 220 1220 John Eaton. The radio produc- 75c has youngest girl pilots and one time in a him some of Meters WDRC Kilocycle* tion been arranged and super- In for Will Rogers big way. Caught reading Our I women’s altitude record holder, Any of Regular 50c Hartford vised by Milton Aborn. and the in a will relate some of her ex- Will’s epigrams, while coffeeing popular eatery Tuesday with this ad. music Is under the direction of flying Items 51 to National Broadcast- Eddie is to his store of knowledge. Louis Kroll. periences * night. continually adding Any of Our Regular 53.. 5:30—Sklppy. ing company network audience to- an as well as instructive conversa- afternoon. Which makes him entertaining Permanent Waves 5:45—Otto Neubauer, pianist.. morrow $4--$6 V. a native and resi- tionalist. 6:00—Current Events—H. in Miss Smith, 10% Off with this art. Kaltenborn. Meter* WABC Ktlm-nl.- dent of Freeport, X., will speak Into an NNC-WJZ at' Take Advantage — flood 6:15—Harold Stern’s orchestra. New York microphone -[O]- 4.00 E. S. under the aus- Only Thursday and Friday 6:45—Chandu the Magician. p. m., T., and pices of the Campfire Girls, lo. >r This Week. 7:00—Myrt Marge. 00—Ben Alley, tenor. One of the town's better started marked Scren- whom she la an advisor In avia- A smile. wags guf- 7:16—Dave Uurrough’s :16—Hall’* orchestra. tion. verbal with a aders. sketch. the other night while engaged in mechanics pro- SO—Hklppy, Miss Smith will relate her sen- fawing 7:30—Ben Belvln’s orchestra. 46—True Animal Stories. sations when shre fell 2,000 feet The told the better wag that expert testimony 7:45—Jimmy Gallagher and his beerster. pro-beerster :00—Current Events—H. V. while unconscious from lack o£ orchestra. Kultenborn. in that beer is not intoxicating. "Oh ye-ah,” lisped oxygen. Her talk la entitled “The Congress proved CLAIRE 8:00—Mary Eastman. :16—Program Resume. comedian. Coldest Day 1 Ever Spent." have the that used to IIEACTY SHOPPE 8:15—Jack Benny, JO—Stern’s orchestra. the "then it must been pretzels inspire chorus. syg, 8:45—Modern Male :4S—Just Plain sketch. East Main • 41 South Main Bill, 30 that Satisfies; Bos- **• im •• 'Sweet Adeline’.” .... 9:00—Music :00—Myrt and Marge. itmt a 2nd Floor "<«• IVl/IVrt nrown lllrtg. well Sisters. 16—Buck In the Yeai Meters Kilocycle* Don Rogers Rlevatar Service #:15—The Mills Brothers; 2432. sketch'. I’lltslmrg -[O]- Redmon’s orchestra. ItiMinis 334-221 :30—David Percy, songs. of Omar Khayyam. Tower Falls 0:30—Story :46—Oeorgle Price, songs. 8: 15— Same as WJZ. Brain builders from th« fount. Niagara Theater. 10:00—Five Star iOO—Mary Eastman, soprano. 6: 30—Studio orchestra. on March 29, 1848. Banana oil is not made Dial C. Hill. nearly ran dry 4-9645 10:80—Edwin 16—Jack Bennfy, 6 45—Same aa WJZ. tenor. comedian, bananas. It’s a of coal tar. Meerschaum, used Open Every Til H p. m 10:46—Charles Carlile, :4t—Modern Male chorus. 7: musicals. from product Evening orchestra. |0—Studio 11:00—Symphony :00—Boswell Sisters, songs; 8: 00-10:15—Same as WJZ. is a mineral in Asia Minor. It is orchestra. in manufacturing pipes, dug 11:30—Isham Jones’ Bhllkret’s orchestra. "Mu* 10: 16— McCormick's orchestra. causes Lon- in consistency when first mined. Smoke sic that Satisfies.” 10: 30—Same as WJZ. che^e-like fill don to miss 300 hours of sunshine every year. There arc *S4 ; 1R—Mills Brothers, songs. 00—Sport review; news. *WW WEAF K Howie* ; 30—Omar Khayyam, sketch. Hi 20—Louise Froyne. songs. of trees in the United States. Ontario has 700 1,125 species New York Carmen Lombardo, second oldest of the Lombardo freres, spends :00—Five Star Theater. 11: 30—Joy's orchestra. different brands of whiskey, ale, gin, brandy and wine. The his winter afternoons cutting a mean figure on the Central Park lake, ;S0—News— Edwin C. Hill. 12 00—Same as WJZ. who and ;45—Charles Carllle, tenor. makes us of 8,000 to 10,000 words. Lawyers 6:00—Schlrmer and Schmitt, near his Manhattan apartment. Carmen, plays saxophone average person races In Ills native orchestra. piano duo. hIiiks for brother Guy’s bnd, used to win skating ;00—Symphony 273 ,,ou use 23.000. Londoners smoke more than 16,000,000,000 He a of hits—his latest ;I0—Jones's orchestra. 6:16—Tthythm Hoy» trio. London, Ontario. Is composer many song being Meters WLWL Kilocycles on :00—Duchln’s orchestra. a year. The Bank of England started operations 6:30—Oenla Fonarlova, noprano. “Let's Hce It Through” (not the Ice). New York cigarettes :30 a. m.—Dance orchestra. 1. 1695. One-fifth of the population of the United 6:46—Hcckatary Hawklna. January 6:00—Concert orcheatra. States attends the movies daily. The per capita consumption 9 PEP 6:30—Talk—J. B. Kennedy. 8*6 7 fftt 6:00—Southern Singers. a an a for tenor. WJZ of apples in the United States is half apple day every 6:35—Donald Novla, New Year's Vows Meter* Ktlm-yclec 5:15—Doctor* of Melody. 1:45—John Braklne, Heywood NBC's Stars Make New York 5:30—The man. woman and child. Damascus is the oldest city in the Hinging Ln