New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1926, Page 18

SATURDAY Programs on Vastern standard Time FVENING PIOK, M KDKA WG Wit WNY Dr. Ni WEAW ¢ Conne tel Bond, idgeport clu s toustmaste ¢ Broa iway H nt umbull, | 1 ident Coolidge's o qnart on M . Wallingford, Yox-Goy imphreys, ernor Marcus s of New Brit Hum trio, ' | hreys, baritone, | hingto Jac of Meriden Everything. | ry, tson string 1 \ a Little 9:4 mber Bit 3 oston 40 10 iug with violin obligato. Lionel Kennedy, saxophontst, ac- companied Heimberger's orch. Address by Morris Perd president o ange clubs, | Mrs, Elmer 1 Middle state own. Blak rington. 10:19—Car companied 1 Male journ: Smith, pianist, | er, sylophoni Heimberge orus of Bridgeport. ' club annual ban- relayed rough i from the Hotel Biltmore, York city. Musical program by & P, Gypsy String Ensemble, Vin- ent Lopez and his Casa Lopez 1 Dust ns, Ipana dours, Ben Bernie and his Roosevelt hotel orchestra, Huppl- Boys, Lullaby Lady, Eagle| Mask Te the xophone ater grand or- entire Capitol | o quet ness or, Capite and the RINGEIELD— report Parm Flashes. To Le announ Concert by Entordl ler the hard and | piano and | missing iptions WORCESTER—268 music WA AC—BOSTON—280 Shikitlnoheon Wi W YORK—192 WIZ—NEW YORK YORK—258 45— \\l.lh—\l W YORK—310 Sorey's 18 F NEW | 85 Liederkranz 10:30—Dance musi WERW—=TARRYTOWN Rye Rango; Mandol 9:80-—8onks S 45—Willam stra crless quartet, hestra WGR—BUFFALO—310 §:30.11:30—~Annu quet of the Sojourners' club from WEAIN WMAK—BUFFAL ll——)‘\l\ 71 15=—Dinne Musical proj WHAM—ROCHESTER—278 Eastman 1l in elub, Finlay, tenor. reading. Berenson, W lyn | Tales INEW Harmon Norman } 1030 Frni nt WOKO—NEW YORK—233 6130 I Ha \\ \\l —~\l \3 \Ulll\—u.!h Hilda John Morehe: ) tenor sololst, [ 0 haddens 1. wbhell, soprano, | 11 Harmony -Val Wennig choru Arrighi Singers, M Investment ques 7:30—J. Morton Smith, baritone, 45-—Piano re WBBR—STAT Charles Rohmer, Helpful items. *red Hible harl WAH Dang Wi 11 gram. WOR—NEWARK—105 Vivian Sherwood, Jack SONgs. Vivian Sherwood, contr Bill Van's Coll anlin Raymond penhagen guartet “A Step on t on Wond WGECP—NEWARK—25 Ma Billy Strickland's WODA—PATERSON—224 Instrur Studio Tea room ensemt Saddlers Kensington § Conee a Nin WLIT —l‘llll \Iil ll'lll\—’lfl» Mick WOO—PHILADE l PHIA—308 WHAR—ATLANTIC \\' Y—SCHENE! "I'\l?\—.lfl(\ Dinner p rainers. sy lmw recital R Music Annua ich's Ar T Dance musi WRO—=WASHINGTON~—169 Ralelgh ore Washington Bible talk The Work of T'o 1w M asley, numerology, ; Rudy Wiedooft, lurke, tenor, ANNONY Da recital KDRA=PITTSBURGH—309 Daddy Winkum, Post studio. Dinner concert by the West- u T. J. Vastine, con- Is' Syncopaters. Westinghouse Time signals and weather forec WOAE—PIT] I\I\l RGH—161 Dinny )— Sunshine all's ensembl orchestra ock, clfldren's stories. col Wilkes, violln en- tl; songs repor's -Youngstown WEAR—CL Dinner concert WTAM—CLEVELAND—389 Orebestra Novelty musi and His Gang WADC—AKRON—258 -Duiner mu -Bedtime WIR—DETROIT—517 ~Orchestr concert VELAND—389 barite soprano , readings, show, ol ale by Kv Jones Golden's orchestra ille New OMPORCT » sl Or soloists, rding orchy —Jewe wWw -11:30 WREO- Dinner music 2 music, WKRC—CINCINNATI—I22 Ace yde and his Virginians iss Gardens. udio features Jones, mouth harp, Brigode and his st Jesters, —l)] TROIT tions. , xyloplions. tenor, ital or of DeWitt Clin, e Alfred But- on Dinner,” by the Vir- smocratic club caraw: William A. Oldfic WELW—CINCINNATI— Market reports and ast. Popular organ hanna Grosse, the Request Tady 30—Mecting Hawkins Redio club. 9—Panl Hilling, blind pianist. 9:30—Radario, “A p on Stairs,’ thrilling mystery sixth instaiiment Dance selections Parm WSAI—CINCINNATI—326 s—Chimes. AT pre weather fore concert by rtainers, Crosley hestra. \I ndolin orc i E of the Seckatary hesrta. Green, klin soprano. \ play, Four, estic String ensemble. ions. e AND— violinist. L and soloist Freda Sanker's orch WEBH—CHICAGO—; estra Twaroschk, instruction. Rohner, violinist, RICHMOND HILL—316 OnKS, —BAY SHORK—216 and educational tenor, iay Orehestra; m.— Popular music. WHT—CHICAGO—400 Entertainers; £olos Danc Vocal 1 “Your Hour" concert, WGEN—CHICAGO. Dinner Concert. Humor; § Dance music; ~Studio recital. WENR—CHICAGO—266 Dinner music Popuuar music Musical frolic WIS—CHICAGO—345 Lallaby tme WLS anniversary night. WOR—CHICAGO—217 {12-2 a_m.—Orchestra; organ; | 1 instrumental solos 1 WMAQ—CHICAGO—118 : = Ril Popular songs, 1011 12-1 a. pro- cont Reg to. Shatter, Picrce, ilo music; SONES., 10 a Music Wathey aylet SONZS. Sports.” Fians m Watson, violinist F. Wright, Watson, haritone line violinist. eriumen musicalo rganist ocul Paul Denniker. soprano String quartet trombone. Schloeman, Immn - ~Travelogu KY W—CHICAGO—536 as KDKA rt Al conce Time sign a. .-~ lnsomnia ¢ WIBO—CHICAGO—226 i 1sie WBBM—CHICAGO- Quartet orchesirn ner enta ore instrume trio. WIAZ—HICAGO— a. m.—Danee musi WHID—MOOSEHEART—37 ridg —Papnlar Planta INHEIC n \\III\-II!|\— orche v LOUIS—345 kq._\l 30 WEAF WOC—DAVENPORT—181 3 as WEAI LeiC Royal Peacock orches itutior Calk. sig WSB—ATLANTA—428 i\ n Time I8, 1dians. r musi Atwater Hired Skylark WSM—N \~||\n|| story; violin solo. s t0 Motorists;" song re Craig's or n danc atures WMC—MEMPHIS—=500 Bedtime Musicale 2 KTHS—HOT SPRINGS—375 Variety Dance m \\Illll—-\ll\\ll BEACH—21 music. of Columbus Chora gan ital ale musi; orgar ts. 4 lar CITY—2 ANTIC CITY—300 3 m n KPRC—HOU STON—28 i Entertain WRAP—IORT WORTH—176 WEFAA—DALLAS, Tex—176 § stra. W Baker orct Talk on mor pott. A F the | guitar. | Jo-| rgan | Castle | BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL Artist recital, play b of | Many . m.~—Adolphus orchestra. |the bascball s 3 OKW—TUINUCU, Cuba—338 | votces to the 80.12:30—Dance music. w1l not PWX—HAVANA—100 will hear -Organ recital, s sent Sevilla-Blltmore orchestra asting Talk, “Tourist in Cuba” country 1sh). | 00 [ hou Seville-Blltmore orchestra. | | The Japanes treme Talk, “Tourlst In Cuba" (Eng-|ing that th year's Msh). | stations ¢ one control, | of the 1:10—Rodriguer |1t 18 re policy of s te, CFCF—=MONTREAL—111 regation proved a|sical Tea dance. failurs CKAC=MONTREAL—411 | which ty League talk, ~Dinner coneert, 80—Studio recital. 10:30—Dance musi CHIC—=TORO —Linton's orchestra, CKCL—TORONTO--357 48.8—Lowe's orchestra, CENC—TORONTO—357 mmental quintgt estra; male quartet CNRO—OTTAW A ~Children's period. ateau Laurier concert orch. recital and ‘cello solos. Chateau Laurier dance orchestra, 1l sta inds of hall) 1l the 1y broad officl inghou 15 p. who 11 ) game the play out by stations | s [ o= 10 bros cast 1) ut across (8] sta NEWSPAPErs are wurg various ibine under 1 that the stations static 1 111 broadeasting chestra. port. I ma Eac e n sseribers | the *1 rganization, men, . chorus 20 of Natlons as cially constructed Pullman car fo TO-357 ) b i to he S Durl voek s car is from V! nsed 1o 30 arcas in 10 ers to troubled is iy 6 wours ot ceived telephe rocor staff is on KT'0, in musi- | or talented ning qualities W and enterta e aiaant i 00 canse 1o W ry 1t scheduled s fail to Kkeep thelr appointments, | K musi ies w | practic New| Th kW igned clops in WRNY i the plicd by - station warns | tion is| current | Pr energy {extent 1d ficays at In- | &t | 1e SUNDAY AT WTI fito G off Professor H. for ant organist, Haven, rounding insmitting sct. un Noel,.Dupre | stantly as the carier wave orales-——Meine 8 erhe- | WRNY goes on the air, power s in len Herren du | duced into a loop by the radio fre- Lamm Gottes Bach | quency waves, lighting the warning An Wasserflu Babylon Bach | (Gigue | nanug ui this lamp s suy from the Organ Frank Viozyur University, . Variations sur Whsorbed arnetc ¢ | fen o l Christe, N lamp. ole | to mia in G Major riddio time) A “blooper” i a persor 56 hat causes interference, Squeaks | 0n° and howls created in this way m reception difficult and often impos- | sible, Practic of st | will “bloop” tuning rcthods are ugn is or d v Starlig Sunset wroidc 1'n.:||. Oy rz0 in E \h o1 from 1 proper ing of (e lirc . | this arean Hour studio | series | e mem- st a solo tened mous: listinction of i ber of its tribe to broa Ho lis The little fellow 3 camv into the studio during a noveity | shib ic program. His squeals were a novelty | cently. not liste the program, | in the York city. being the rom st caus droppe ffor r ners, on | | 0 eriticize the gentlemen uld first try to ag it ap-| Lost Angeles n Hoomissen “Die Tod und Straus, und ac- cone Glocke." | g by Antoin. nnoune ared on edule: villier | die Verklerung,” by company the “Verso stehaninnoff, s Konorocharakofi o s » this the M v progr KIT, | v miple band of N Che | Jersey will he heard through WOI | Newark, on Wednesday evening of week ;0 | o'clock i appearance tion, was recorded in 4 next band, the Geo upo last ; Japan's huge demand for radio | ts has appavently bLeen satisfied. here has been a sharp decline in the demand for radio scts from that | country. Previonsly ipan was on the largest importers of American | made sets. | Y st bro ALl iale choir churc Brookiyn, will | from WGBS, N evy has arran for the | Mary's o of The ehoir © program 5 All radioland will be low the progress of the Elimination Balloon Ruc ; when station KTHS of Hot Springs, Ark., will place its microphones a the scene of the air races and hroad running radio picture of entire event. Each the ol pilots entered in the balloon comp: | tition will say a word to radicla ust before he his ship | tor the takeoff. . to fol The conclu series spons adio program of he red by the Cincin- nati Chamber of Commerce will be broadeast on Monday evening at 11| o'clock from WSAL Paul Althouse, tenor of Metropolitan Opera sompany, will be heard in a group ot selections and there will he several other well known artists on Pro. am. A feature will broad ting of the favorite eompositions 1y famo! ple. . . : climbs into re be the ¢ the Duteh eree The vernment of Indies has authorized the | tion of a adio brondcastin station and private use of ro- ceiving sets under license srding to a cable to the Dey of Commere: from Trade Commissioner J. F, Van Wickle, Batavia, Java. PR William G East American fecheduled fo Schenectady, on siden of from WG evening. pr deration speak Tuesday . » large e A ture tomorrov the earance of famous operatic assisted by Erno Balogh, pianist, and Louis P. Fritze, flutist, from WRAF, New York, and a chaln of stations at 9:15 p. m. of rings | Frieda | soprano, e fempel, Hemp isolation of tI Island of Ant . radio communi -ation has been effected betweri (his district and Moncton, N. B. R the submarine cable whic nticosti with the mainland of went out of order ar radio proved capable of carrying o the work previo performed b the submarine ¢ To relieve . cently, connects Canad A sisted 1 mixed chorus as symphonic ¢nsemble, will » Death of Minn¢haha’ folk songs from ning, April of 8 voices, and three groups o WTIC on Thursday 15, at 8 o'clock. Travelers' (‘horal club, organized in October, has picked for its second un- amuel broadcasting universal lan is station hay guage almost true especially countries where it hear radio progr ferent languages i one evening. Many p lan are being developed adv made a a Coleridg = positions, from Longfellow's familiar watha' and set to melodies t 1! 1 ns in s of composer, £ versa Brothers," speclal ust two year of leading the previous records for remaining on the oblems, ad of 11 with All of Hartford when New London Cominunity Night | An airplane, FRANKE.GOODWIN ‘Il EV After the Accident T 1926, < NORMAN TREVOR S NOW INTHE MOV . o Sees Day 0I Betler Films Cloge e suecise e been nto the movies, Wh Al tho nrinclpals of this mus | offered him @ contract for Hve yeur Wil he heard, including I ladies, the New York, April 10 (P—Norman “damsels’ ¢ revor, who has hetore will be t broade cature om West Radio Statlon WBRZ at m. Saturday, April 17, For WIZ has broud annual show of the river dircet from the opera the Boston, but due length and charaeter show, a ntire production has ward <|.xm big i even or plished.” Trovor ldom do we On the other il productions of things will tew the “hoys the ..p-‘ L aid actor,, He and when not of alw to immedi Kept ntn moul special arr samo is omedy took it PILGRIMAGE HOLY April (T pilgrimage its kind by k) churchmen, to the Holy L | ing arranged Ly Bishop Err Shayler, of the Nehraska d sall from New York April o, Megantic, About Hurehmen pected to make the tour last two months, including besid Palestine, visits to Mediterru points, The trip is at the partic lar vequest of Bishop Damianos ¢ Jerugalem who will entertain th pilgrims and conduct il religion services at spots intimately assoelat cd with the lifs of Christ, 10 LAND been the nd and this coun- as left the the future to the and the Tecl Chicago, 5 [ tootlights in Engl: o | “ror many years good” and in all his time are his reasons | believe the movies are doing infinitely better work than is to be found in the legitimate theater, You J U can go to six motien picture houses 9 € lin New York and the chances are and fon will see four good film plays. 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