New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1926, Page 20

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Shelton Artists' Choir. 1il Cook in songs Clarence Williams inka orchestra WGOP—NEWARK—252 11—k, ~Musical ~Orel ~—Strickian i Bob MeDonald. butta duets. isters, ~Bible t rickland's orchestr —PHILADELPHIA—308 Gran P Dinner 1 WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 ital, s Arcadians, story; rol Talk, Dr. Artist —Dance music. David Wilbur Horn. zan recita i WLIT—PHII orel E I'rankiin € WEFI—PHITADELPHIA— En music, neert Dance Room CIHTY =300 news 1l n recital (e Arthur 8¢ linner mu: svekly sports le W. Marone jon of At ector | Haddon Ha WHAR—ATLANTIC CTTY— WMCA—NEW YORK—311 \ s Ensemble WAYC—NEW YORK—526 Piano s ‘Leonardo da WEBH—NEW YORK. WEAF—NEW Y Fisher's ORK—192 WRW—TARRY TOWN —275 RLDS—IN NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY WGR—=BUL FALO-319 4 juffulo Rudio Trades A WHAM LOCHESTFR—2178 ater or 8011 Male quartet W RC=WASHINGTON =150 Hami ton orchestra, e¢ House T Meyer Davis Musi KDKA—=PITTSBURGH—309 Daddy Winkum Westing Band udio, ouse Ba artists, PITTSBURGH—101 Stockman-Farmer Ju-—Westin WCAR ~Dinter en's period, WADC—AKRON, 0,258 Dinner concert WAIU—=COLUMBUS—201 3 sic WTAM—CLEVELAND—380 2—FEv Jon WEAR—CLEVELAND—280 WEW=CINCI gan concer Boye; Music, RY W—CHICAGO—: WENR—CHICAGO—266 Daily dinner conceht, Rauland Lyric Trio, I estphal, Maric Nig Pionecers, Fioyd 1 and Waiter Pe- two Kentucky W Johin Papa, conce Fioncers. and W; Inete WBBM—CHICAGO—226 v; Valentino Inn comedy. Harry;: wm. E Moulin i Fred M Four; George and kazoo; Two Charlie Quartet; 1ony rgne and Buck, uke sell; Romo Moulin Rouge Speneer, 1. lophone; Joc WEBH—CHICAGO—370 r Beach Hote Jinner concert. W. Virgin, Radion Su Orioln Marie K iole or: James Murray readi lance ¢ Maric K readi c Greif, tenor; Wayne My« James Murray, tenor, WGEN—CHICAGO—S keezix Time Ensemble and 13 quintet WLIB—CHICAGO- ner music, musi WELS—CHICAGO—315 aby i WHAS—LOUISVILLE—100 Musi Editor Rox pror Weath WSB—ATLANTIC—128 Hired Hely ar WSM—NASHVILLE— ; raig's T WMC—MEMPHIS—500 Harry K WSMB—NEW ORLEANS—318 KITHS—HOT SPRINGS—, New Arlington hot KPRC—HOUSTON WEAA—=DALLAS—178 Bestor's dir sira WOC—DAVENPORT—181 WSUT—=TOWA CITY—184 KsD—ST. 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