New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1926, Page 32

FRIDAY EVENING PICK WIIC, o Y cl WRZ KDKA WEAI WRNY Vani WGY, and 1 WHO WBAI WLIT, 11—1 str WIIC—=HARTEORD—176 WTIC Pittsby T7:30—First o Musie, §—Concert and his o Cook's Liutterfl the dir with a group fro Symphony ore A—"Whatdoyc 10—1 persor 1:05—McEne broadeast ¢ k's But- —Krazy Kat Kiddies k [ —Dinner dance, bhroad Young's Chinese-American res- taurant. ston Glee club and assisting music, broadcast or Inn. Checker Inn orch., on “Jimmie' Gallagher, WEEI—=BOSTON—319 10—Joe Hearlihy's orchestra. j:40—Lost and found; weather 15—Big Brother club. 10—Four Merry Milkmen. Half-hour of hospitality. 10—Neapolitan Girls' Quintet. Hohner Harmony Four Scotty Holmes' orchestra: band, W JAR—PROVIDENCE—306 Childrer 15—Mus ~—Speaker, \—“Gorman's Jolly Bale ~Hohner Ha 11—Biltmore WOAC—STORRS—2 I from program. WTAC —\\()ln ESTER—268 e W " w IU’L—\I \\ \Ul KR—263 Wind Quintet L P WAY—NEW YORK—105 WEAT—NEW YORK—102 WGHBS—NEW YORK—316 WMOA—NEW YORK WAYC—NEW YORK—326 i cast from \—WOO or m—m*-———-——-——— e i \ NEW WADC—=AKRRON Portag idio concert Willlam Dower, # \I\l(~1|l\ll\\lb— Ing Child lio st oncert gram, BYNCOy \\I\‘|—-lll\| Wi \—Ill‘ll OIT—16 Jear Sun fleld WIR—DETROIT—516 Sy ic-Condon trio. nd Heeht prog nm.\ \\hl O—LANSING—286 | nner hy t ny orchestra Midnig WEAY—\LW \lll(l\ 250 flash, YW, yroadeast JKA in Pitishurgh, by KYW 1 1time Wilson, ‘An Hour of Mu ' under the | monwealth Edi any 1 his « Ash an Sanders annour mnia ( ing 1 will est news of the hour—on the | irld every 1our and ha E orc W ine onteyn , Prof. J tine 1 soprano ; Duncan Spacth | {0, 8Oprano, {oliniste. ws Digest,” Woodwind Ensemble. Fva We violiniste. Poetry reading. ate Woodw Wilkin, 1 Ensemt piuniste, Tilkin. pianiste, Bethmann, baritone, WEFBH—NEW Y( —Volley Enrrise contralto. oprano, recita man, .ou Locks Alfred 1 baritone. ~Ifordham orchestra. WGBB—FREEPORT. ertha De orge Comer, bass Kennedy Jeannette Austi sella Moore —Tom Carlo's WOR—NEWARK—105 Words misy -mev]H Bill Wathey, “sports.” —Man in the Moon stories, Jacques Jacobs Enseml News bulletin WGOCP—NEWARK Jan William Thlefeld, entertainer. Willy Helm, zither, —Cheatham's band WOO—PHILADELPHIA—=308 N Story tel 1 Se 211 war, planist Koprano. contraito. orche n i sen's orchest fri | 10— ies of five addresses, —Tlohner hiarmony hour. WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 05— Dinn Bedtim WGY—SCRENECTADY, nusi story; birthday i BR0 Sunday school Dinner proran I talk by Rad e Minstre Acker net | BUFFALO—319 |« WHAM—LOCKPORT—27 n theater organ, WEIT—PHILADELPHIA—395 nd Fred Dii Charlie guitar selection tone., -All-American Bla 9—Voeal 11—Jack Cha Dinn sson. 40 WEBH—CHICAGO—370 Igewater DBeach Hote C chestra, dinncr concert, Pa ano; kleanor Kaplan, Slinist Yidgewater Dea Opera con ctions. Oriole | tions; any. Oriolc Hotel hestra EBH Light ter Beach dance sel flashes m- Dixi songs. J. WBBM—CHICAGO—226 | Harry and Sandy; Valentino stra: Harold Morava, | Williem Delton, 1 McManus; Ralph Bo Stewart-Warner Maurice Silver- Mowers Two J Garland. NR—CHICAGO—206 inner concert. Raula . Violin solos, Vocal se- and ; Joe Allabaughs | American Pioneers, Harmony 3 Moran and Alt, Hawaii ; Jack Todd, bari- Pioneers, caumont banjo; violi uno solos, Vocal solos. WGN—CHICAGO—302 Skeesix Time, Jrake encert ensemble ckstone strin and i and quintet, | mental music om Drake hots Po ar entertainers, pman’s orchestra. WELIB—CHICAGO—302 music mm and his Liberty or Glenn lullaby tir —WLS string trio. | Talk. Doris (lson. voeallst Chicago Little Ford and Gler Sy ar period. WHAS—LOUISVILLE—100 Music T Toli; Box pr mes. Music Civil s and 0. program rvice t WBAL—BALTIMORF—216 of traditional Jewish mu- of Har oneer WSB—ATLANTA—128 Entertainment ainment, ardt an WMC—MEMPHIS—108 Atwater Kent Harry Ni story proram lols organ reci M WHOD—C n\rr\\nm A—: WII—PHIEADLLPHIA WOAU—PHILADE EPHIA—278 ATEANTIC CITY—300 WHAR—ATEANTIC WASHINGTON—168 io W \~|II\(‘I0\ Quir W R( 1690 wear EAF, KDKA—PITTSBURGH—309 WOAL—PITTSBU RGH—161 CITY—275 4 oli theater orgar Pat cetra Popular re Progral KTHS—HOT SPRINGS— m Princ Organ recital g KIMQ—FAYETTEVILLE RBasketh: University Arkansas vs, He )1 108! \\I(\I’—IUI{I \\“I(Ill— 8 Hotel Tokio 1 by Eas adway string b 1 cert by t Fort Worth WOC—DAVENPORT—184 Sandman Artists from Tilinols, k~(>—(l\l{l\l>\—-.‘(. \\lll\'\\”\ |\ \ \\Mu—ln S MOINES—526 i th ca band. Talk, National } \\|r\l——«l\\\»\~ CITY. ny or- ce mu- Gotd | 18 num- | | their board in great shape. | was no noise tc | musical co | wric Sinai | BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY KSD==S1, LOUIS—318 John Herget, accordionlst Ruth H, Wunderm, sopra \\n C U—\II\\I APOLIS—118 liet hote! orche Kueping t No. 1V talk, Music Dance program, Nankin Calt eming through tesy of Ti e Company at many ¥ vut the country time it } WG Tray i bt 18 ever hoen o Fleming was toru WHAD—MILWAUKEE—275 re marshal of Ohio Radio cartoon game. Winconsin theate WHRAF—MILWAUKLI 1—Variety musical pr - cal and fnstrumenta KOA—DENVER | Brown Pu I I " ROAD TO BE MOVED 10 SAVE OLD INN e < o (o Py ot of Chuns S M| at Sudbury KFI Vest Pocket concert, 0—1Los Angelos Examiner program All-Ameri Joke chureh “Our Twentieth Century Girl.” Violin sol .« KGO—OAKLAND: News, marke v Talk, quartet string Alexandr quartet, 5 Wayside Inn I bim o [plan to move the old Boston Post |road 500 feet from the door of st America lest hostelry in order to - |at Sudb caused —LOS ANGELES—105 Cafeteria or program. | lesser 5 The | the ing Realignment of the from motor vehicles omance of Boston llerald says this morn Western 1o Supply Co. pro-| A, 254 iltmore Note road will cost vill extend a mile and will eliminatg fangerous curve in the sent Toute facturer v Mrs, Ford and his with William commissioner o the plar Hor v with Williams, state public w State TOMORROW MORNING | = = =0 WNAC—BOSTON—280 WNAC Women's club. Lewis by veyed Mr. Ford let it be known fhat line with his restoration of the to its colonial estat | plans soon to rebuild the tone water mill which st Its reconstruction will le machinery, and it will br ited even as it was in the day n Lafayette visited Sudbury, 1t the revival o 1 dance and fidd as has been larg Mr. Ford admiited he had invited number of old time players to the inn today. Members of the Ford v will dance. The manufacturer Jay ‘demonstrated his spryness by ioining friends who were skating ¥ pond YOUTH WIELDS GUN al numbers; Talk argent. property N con- ands ucross cort WTAG—WORCESTER—268 Music. road, € a fash | ZNEW YORK—102 T:20—Iealth exercises ) WGBS—NEW YORK—316 v talks by Tere ies’ club program. whicl nsib 2—Luncheon music. veny WOR—NEWARK—105 Gym class., ILADELPHIA—509 on ar —Luncheon mus! WIP—PHILADELPHIA—509 —Setting up exercises ~Reducing exercises, \\llT—l HILADELPHIA 15-Year-Old Youngster Vires On Several in Fall River Police Sta- tion, § (P—The Polic tenan appling Wit} 1 boy rur three m Mass of Tall River, Jarn Ve Through the Static muv from serioug injury i fire on them w ntral police s opene to {in the listened yn't take up your ny great extent today. Wi or about hour only, last even- from about 9 o'c to 10 During that time, while we | couldn’t seem to do mu th dis- tance, the semi-locals paying There rity time 2y Sergeant Robert Wils spaper man were ir g when Sollz, who had been de- tained in t wrters ap- pearcd at a door a revolver he had taken from @ pocket overcoat Keavy wheeled and erapple im, deflecting fwo bul t grazed the licutens coat and the other smashed a |dow. The Toom eak of and ¢ of Wi was a feature. 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