New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1925, Page 20

<) VOICES IN THE AIR | TUESDAY, DANCE MUSIC TONIGHT, 5:25 ) ather reports. Missi mphions WFBH=—Fordh WHN—=K ) EVENING PICK—, *Il Tro night 1 power st dance evening. 1 to- supe L r- Fa (3:51) (475) 8 ) ((4492) tern Time, Bonner, te k on —Ann Daly 9—Mr. WIR 1 WTIC WEAFP Dust program. Gold ready Hour” a1 store.” y WEEI 6), WFKI (461 WGR WOC (484), WCCO (416.4), tizenship o violinis: WERBJ—New York— (47 ano, orchestra, ise —New York—i155 niversity course. rank Dole, of the WBZ (333.1) tions, 1 3 r musicale CKCY (357) 1 orus, | Fleischman, violiniat. Central Time, WGN (270.2) 6:30—Din KSD (545.1) 6:45—Mus ites. KFNF (2 WHAS tlons. WCBD (344.6) er concert. favor- violinist, . ~Mayflower ‘orchestr i s W York—316 8wl N ool Comara! tenor; 8—Muslcal favorites| —Intery mond Parker, or, contra ad orchestra. H. A. Vocationa! iance Francalse Tannert, cellist; bariton Army Quartet. and Anna Richter, violin and plano. 1 orchestra. ro, Harold Crane, ar program. o recital, ture duet WMAQ Univers WOAW ( WLW (42 tions. KPRC (296.9) total WBEBM Forum. program. sical concert. Fred- ) fusical selec- O—Frank Tilton, vonder boy planist” xcellent musical 10—Midnight dance program. WKRC (423) 10—Excel in r KTHS bers. WDAF Frolic. WFAA (476) 12— a special broade ent soloists WHN—New York—361 Tee o )—Oakland baritone, Plott and Val, songs. , violin and banjo. nd ( 10:15—Dance num- (365.6) 11:45—Nighthawk alace theater in t program. 9:10~—Henr :20—Alfred D 4 ele and H KFI (467) 7—Mux job Schae aravan ore Rodeo ore rd—475 WTiC—Hartfo . Hub I er m 0—Dioner mu ~Studio program mental Allece \—Or il sport flash. of the day. W series, frs. Brock Pemberton, * nstru- | ostra —Mre. “r, contra ~Austin Organ | 10—Weat port { | ficld—: s Hote ater Magaz Sadrain Trio. »—Alexandre Zeltuin, Lenox Radlo E irrent theater rev —History serles. v in review; he Man." torical A nnour cast of “Arm v of 10—Continuatio program WANYC—New York—520 st High v, tenor. , #oprano. John Foley, tenor. y Ash's orchestra K FARMS BUILDING LOTS INVESTMENT ke PROPERTY [|:oiviiy oo Read the CLASSIFIED ADS on the PRECEDING weathar. orchestra W Talk Fred n's orchestra baritone Well den's or —Minnie FErnle Go! WFPBH—New York—273 tadio talk, B ssert r Jacks. H—Fordham or WHAP—Brooklyn—=210 r musi Sl eg I MILK S IN=—— Cream Top Bottle WAAM—Newark—263 Makon's orchestra r Al Jos Brown's orc n Burr Jecker, | | | Write or telephone us and we will have our representative call and see you The Lomas & Nettleton Co. Room 208, 125 Trumbull St. Hartford, Conn. | Ma- | 7:5 | To Loan On Real Estate |~ 356 So, Main St. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER soprano *hiladelpbla—508 WIP—Philadelphla—8508 —Philadelphia—395 1 D WLIT WHAR~Atlantic City—275 Book —L 30—Addres ments of —Progra WGR—Bufialo—319 ~Broade: vith WEAT. WHAM—Tochester—278 e8tra orceast; markets, WJAR—Providence—306 soloist, us WEAL. W N AB—Boston: " Herman" ' Finnegan b WTIAG—Worcester—: —Itoss Gorr orch Vocal Program same as WEAF. WRC—Washington—169 Shoulam's orchestra, by radio. Symphony orct ittshurgh—161 1 from WEAF, WADC—Akron, O.— musi 8 Ho ir o ogr WTAM—Cleveland—380 Orchestra WEAR—Cleveland—390 9—Sere nalers and soloists, WWI—Detrojt—317 ner concert, rom WEAF, WREO—Lansing—301 t > and artists WHT—Chicago—i00 program, Hour League Ricieira 2ty boiled o WMAQ—Chicago—i48 you pleasure it and of Chicago, 1 program WLS—Chicago—315 Orgun; story; trio, KYW—Chicago—536 1 progr u:. by art! i musica WOK~—Chicago—217 wore Ensemble | kation by numbers | wort WQJI—Chicago—118 8—Dinner concert e how § ylarks ¢ a. r Hour. WCRD—Zion, TL.—345 Cornet q nd artists, WHAS—Lonisyille—100 s Melodists, Th tins. i ver n ou'll de | it pardon t { the prog tlanta—128 ram dis way and Power | generative recelv arte | are beginning to for the fers to | managed Rivoll the Sunday, as broade WJIZ, company q WMC—Memphis—109 the WGBU—Fulford, | 6:30—Blus Steele’s orck ner music, ( 10:3 Steele's L 3 asks for t 1% Co0p ers of these regenerative d it is a known ners if the em's our sentim of the little way and each eve at some 30—Blue C tra and popular soloists. ma out annoy! nes can er report, s, market re- twood lar songsters. dance frolic. Popu- KPRC—Houston—207 | 1ot of re present | ing to be | owners ommo here w were just going to say tha re Jaker H 0—Virginia Wile Andrews, n 12—Majestic 1 a. m—V, out its cu progra ment to it being and a b heater prog K¥ Shenandoah—266 ah High estra, Tl day phony orc nd “Merry Wande clear piano KMA—Shenandoah— m snappy. Mayflower orchiestra. Flower taik. 10—May's M , both | part of a program woman, kno last 7= vy some who br W Ja lolin Musiclans. from Davenport—i84 as WEAF, New York y teno to of work to do and the keyboard worked over time as being played. Program and soprano. the plano joyahle, KTHS—Hot Springs—375 | ew Arlington WTAM lance| Loud and clear was Cleveland and a o Heart,” proved inviting an ing Cincinnati Salon from WLW, Cincinnati, also and clear, 1 one of those known | Whisperin tion 18ic ‘e Lawson 1 5—Organ recital 14 Meyer-Davis am Dance music " an interesting KSD—St. Louls—545 ensembie di . o e | Sta WTIC will offer two speclal tures on Thursday eve week, One will a Jay C. Filppen and Jack Days WDAF—Kansas Clty be Trianon Ensembl Merry Old Ct s in music stars of “June comedy Buccess which Hartford on that even a blackface comedi a program of &ol Mr. McGowa t* trom M originat at 7 p. m fef and fe s WCCO—Minneapolis—116 ick Long's Nankin 0—Same as WE F, New York WHAD—Milwaukee—238 Arthur Richter, organist The othertibatin WOAW—Omaha—526 | musical prograrr | 30—Orchestra music | orchestra . While in Hartfo oril, ng records Organ company, i , famous French broadcast a program which ed considera tention pearing at he | York and | from WEAF. | been in E te| gram on Thurs lace | gin at 8 o'clock | . assica for t Radlo review am. nting f program, WTIC a program on the that time he } 1 Paris. His t will went avorite @ KOA—Denver—323 Herbert White's hestra from the Silver 8t 5 lay evening Brown P News-Times concert. 8! mvi That's all for today nt WEKRC—C incinnati—326 Artists WJR—Detroit pl FY SMOKE PIPE REPAIRS NEW BRITAIN 'SHEET METAL WORKS E. J. 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