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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, ATRIL 3, 1926, Theater Grand — orche e | Opera with Caruso ! v md helpful WEBL—=SYRACUSE—252 10:80 Popular music, [————— e ; / Y ‘h er == Quar ( sulo ) 1 utire Capltol Family nd Amato. \ s prominent Army, Navy and Marine viously one can't sign or o to b 1 second Trving 1 WHAS—LOUISVILLE—100 nni nedll, tenor e officlals, Music by the groups m me's broadeasting, ¢ el 1 L good start by Voeal and instrume nu Metropolitar wra Company, v foned will follow, tor that matter, two can 1 of Russian pare Standard time signaly rondoast & speciul program tomor o35s 0 ree or more, usks Judge Junlon, now, at lis youthful age, WSB—=ATLANTA— ning ut 015 o'clock from WEAI'S chain has weleomed o the mixer of WJZ's Thursday cve- broadcast artigt, appearing regul Biltmore orchestra, He will b neweomer to its midst, WCSH, Port ning Radio Cocktail, Such was the from WGCP, New York, and » - : Atlanta artist 1ol Traymore con. land, Maine, the “Way Down Fast™ line of reasoning that led the in- ing marked ability in harimony Programs on Eastern Standard Time ) ! r tr cle y Red Head elu ‘ lowing the tat aving heen welcomed last genuous judge to adopt what he rhythm, The lad plays the uke Dravis' 8 o WM NASHVILLE— s Martinelll t Sunda wiil e rogularly linked terms “a handsomely designed and when he is not appearing before KDKA—PITTSBURGH— ‘ralg's orchestra, o he 10:15 o'clock, the it o« New York lvoadeast een- distinetive trade mars,” which he “mike” comes to the studio STEUIRDAY FVENING PICK, musle from tral. prefixed to his woekly chortle over ussiduously studies the n atures i . e mike. The jud trade mark” MceDonald, “Ukulelo B ot pecial t sre 18 @ thumbnalil glide sturting at the one of the stars of W top of the plano keyhoard - .. Musical program Boy Who ning downwards. The cf s ke | Jarlon P. Bosworth, ; 3 i LU nged by the KTHS—HOT SPRINKS—375 e fhe ST O TR iscovered ' tomorrow eve. someone slipping on fee or Meubthifiasr: Aclia headed o Kl WA SN OIS 0 studic 10 =00 L e i Lson L Raltimore Symphony orchesira Ning at 9:30 o'clock : down the staircas: of northern Colorado fiddle el Oleatt Vals s ; : Wontingliouse | 11540 reltal. will x0 on the alr over WBAL. adapted from the story, “The D . v plons during a headliner progr: | d AGi e ety concert on April 1 Vho Discovered the Spring.” Sidney wood Lane, over whom at KOA, Denver, won big uppla 1 n raratl a I be br ast, This April cor e wises 18 homie town once | from listeners, Some of the WIOD—MIAMI BEACH ast. This Apr the wisea of his homie town or rom listener v he 1 rian church, | 9—Barn d ho Weat WMC—MEM PHIS—500 Bedtime storics s an weather . national prize.win k1 1gly shoc ofr ids an I3 1 b r \ “Hell in A Ml national prize-win- o0 5 o tlorgig KPOWINBLY shook thelr heads and ; He I A TG aTam . 0 oo AL predicted he'll “never amount to Hi ‘ ‘ i s T 4 3 iy A ; i ! o annual sho nothing” will have a chance to find : I v g v the munic L h 3 vhether they were r g orts WMBEF—MIAMI BEACH—381 ! muni ‘ 2 whieh | @it whether they were right or Ehriroris, I e o rlain the wrong. Didn't he spend imost of his an WEhA . 181 N ) . t < . A BRE loafing in the sur; ding hills 2 : - g WGBU—FULFORD—; e, will ; Dol Ao L afing fn the surrounding hi WAYC—NEW YORK— LEVELAND—389 : \ W. R. C e ApPATs nign he refuse to graduate from 30-1 a. m.-—Dance music. lieny Lroade its entirety S , 207 hid t t national music : college? Didn't he, following his CLEVELAND—388 KPRC—HOUSTON—207 tiik ! ; nig & WOAL—PITTSHE RGH—161 8 \ r Station WGBS, New York, niade extensive improvements in its apparatus, The latest type control Atiantic v % Pyl e colleg: 9-—-Organ recital L ; o premature departure from college Kk for eight years loaf and idle, having inherited enough to allow him to |4Nd Wiring systems, togcther w 1 comfortably without working? ' latest model equipment, has b Recently “Sid" Lane hegan to wrige | nstalled in-the station: Lixcel! inner Piano recital, Apollo ! md music were produ W= HARTEORD— 176 : . W R—D1TROIT—513 | WIEFA—DALLAS—17 sro, the Nubian lon of the Cinein- | [\ Skint ' ) W #a i S 7:50-8:30— Buker orchestra. ati Zoological Gardens, will be th ML i T O il ¢ ; ; S S0 el salo feature on the Cincinnati Com- o . - Siusle. Monddy avaping. kuol 19, &round en Al connections T - been made to allov he apparat Jpistny i munify radio prozram, broadcast Ty | The - TH ] he will be heard from station WBAL, | I °1 Mads 10 allow S i GRW—TUINUCU, Cuba—338 WHAY on Monday eventng next bl ST Sl R L T " Baltimore, playing his own compo \SEVAR L B : h Ll et Ty Ml ON - gjtions. His success or failure will WREO—LANSING—286 8 Monday evening at 11:30 o'clock e KSD—ST, LOUIS—515 T el Known fo | depend to a great extent upon thiy Are t ners interes ; S . o The sacond of a series of mil- - 1 "”l“ iz well known or 1 oqcer, n the names « v in the abilit WORKO—=NEW YORK—233 WKRC—CINCINN ATI—122 9 laster A frolics —and af heater SRmen ot ’T‘.'n e The gRstiglofpentorinpras SAtbion W | Mosis 1—Ace Brigode's 14 Virginians WOC—DAVENPORT—181 1 ntitled, “The Florida “Katinka' Remember the old-fashioned conncetion with stati Wi \ (R0l als e tral 0. e W , & will ha fhe ] } manac, with its queer adyice, it and WOAD, tested th i oL antin 2 r ‘laire orchestra; iture on WRBZ's program for Mon- unusual pletures of the zodiae, its D \eing two popular Virginian orchs tie, lay evening. The statoin will go on e % ctopy, fn | Wide miscellany of old and interest- ta s Hero and Hero footiiizant o WA AL—CINCINNATI—326 WCCO—MINNEAPOLIS—116 1 hroadea REANLBICTER R A !' 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