New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1925, Page 25

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The trio was Fort Haye hotel, I radio hour. KTHS—HOT SPRINGS—375 New York city was with some other rrible. 28 WLWL at ither mix v v ia ¥ WMBF—MIAMI BEACH P wood dinne s Daily news letter otins, w rkets twood hotel dance orches- tra and assisting vocal artists. KFDM—BEAUMONT, TEX.—316 | | was signing off e Magnolia Petrolenm company | O How I Miss You Tonight e nGr o " | with a vocal chorus by a soprano WBAP—FORT WORTH—476 | With ono of the most appealing | voices we have heard, and “Mak: e You're Mine,” exas Hotel Tokio Royals, Conce v talent from BOUDOIR [ “ibsess momn | . { wood Hot were 1wo o ons played by the Fleet- dance or B | 0:30—Populur program to be an-| WM nounced | time LA HCPS "AA—DALLAS—176 an ann R music by the Six Sassy | abouts of Sy tors Tkeh ¢ R ! Piano solos and voeal You'r Nilk Shades WOAI—SAN ANTONIO—, i program by the ~Classical o 1 trio S s ) NANDOAH—z68 | “Whea Tho One You Love Loves $ 45 S—Religious program | You" was popular with two i R < i musi 1t . A baritone soloists, WOC—DAVENPORT—18 | ¥re name, offered it | from WLW, ueinna and a so- prano soloist was wark number from WQJ, aking Powder and Rainbow Gar n. Cri-CAW-go!" as Jerry 61 43—Chimes Troy Laundry Complete OINES—32 vored quarte! t wom 1eard WCRD at Zion City on the new set last tion came in with con- volume' and it seems queer I'rianon en gram by the o : hursday band of b take place in Davenports 7 a Day's Work Re- Unfriendly y Work."” “The played the Civil ¢ pathos These ' and as \ 1les Music elub, WOAW—OMAHA—520 N2 Mus 80 years of N Sport talk, forecasting comin on the . vents 4 durlng ogram was really h kept absolutely did the beats us wonder ial DeLuxe prog KSAC—MANHATTA I'rave Talk Do & | announ WCAL—NORTHI'IELD—337 | 8t Fort—" So ther WSOE—MILWAUKEE— 13—Book talk, review of t Telephone was competing @ honors, los- 6 | WSB tost | With W ing by roubadours, s who a¢ on uku Stands interviewed some chorus. 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