New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1925, Page 18

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Dinner alarms; weather, NEW YORK—311 WQI—=CHICAGO—117 Ernie Neatre) Raliibow, orchestra Talk on * Musical pro, a. m—Ginger h WEBH—CHIC \l.u_ Dinner cone wo Hot Knights," Audubon thea Andy 11—Entert Jack Smith, bariton 12 midnight—Serena WERNY—NEW YORK— Hour of music WES=CHICAGO—315 m.—Organ; story; lour; Ford and Glen WENR—CHICAGO-—260 \\ MAQ—CHIC \l.lhfllh eeitaly ern 1 nive mine - e Opera notes 30—Mrs ress Princes WMAQ Players WHT—( mar 1CAGO—100 n.—Your Hour League WOK—CHICAGO— Artists Artists and orchestra, WEW—CINCINNATI—123 Weather forecast and marke nt dance orchestr. Soffer, planist, I Henderson, soprano. Fromenson, tenor. lance orchestra, _WAHG—RICHMOND HILL—3160 Billy Elsenhuth's Lynbrook- yns, ~Dorothy Program and Jean Davison, ken, planist, ael Lambert, "cellist, Menkel, soprano, “Dorothy and Jean Davison. Organ osse. Plano) rl Bambe nce Menkel, soprano. i16—Joe Zimmerman's orchestra WOR—NEWARK—105 ‘Words mispronounced.” | i Wathe, Marion ek —Shelton dinner mu o O—Joseph Barnett, baritone, Zdward Breck, planist, fopics of the Da \\l\l{(—( l\( l\\ ATl—123 s Swiss Gar- —Popular 10:15—Marlon McKay's or WHAS—LOUISVILLE—100 ra. amedian, planist and Sport Or -Helen B —Itoger Murphy Arthur b Hilh chine 4B U—Or Daddy Winkum's rhyu. WOA—=SAN ANTONTO=-395 AT my Night RENF—SHENANDOAH—: WLIT—PHIL, \(iIIIHI\—H’l- T:40--Dream Daddy Dance mus \\-l I—IOWA CTiY—151 of 1 Aiy v \(l(——lv\\l NPORT—151 WiP—rHIT \l»l LIHIA—508 Dinner music, Buedtime stor WGY—=SCHEN ECTADY —380 WRW—TARRYTOWN WOS—JEFFERSON CITY—t1 A 5 1§ ipum Gaddens ¢ llll\lfl-‘ufl SECOND-HAND Bunldmg Materials FOR SALL wH AM—ROC ne \II R—27 Weathe wM \I\‘l OC I\I ul( “4 AP—W ‘\m\‘ TON—169 Tncluding doors. windows, plumb- ing fivtures bricks and firewood Apply forcman on job, Main cor Chestnut Sts - (rear) or CHAS. 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