New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1926, Page 32

NEW BRIT‘.\I.\' DAILY HERALD, S — - — FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1926, Programs on Lasterm standard Time EVENING PICK, YORK— WIZ—=NI'W W= HARTIORD—176 Lopraiin il WEBH—NEW YORK. wl Lang WRNY—\EW YORK - A WHAP: Holmes String W YORK Ensem ¢ Pinney, panist. Hotol WBZ—SPRINGEILLD—: Mar Boud dun Hyne ort, Franklin Ford 5—-Phillarmonic ey digest announ Woodwind En- Adam Tmmi- ind Ensemble, Ford lca.” Franklin 'Or or Ani Marie Van Broeck, vio- unged by Russell| 1 orchestra of | i Wi V1 s AP mive AMarie 'V, H kah B 11 Wilkin, Montgomery, sop WEBJ—NEW YORK—273 Blenheim theater ensemble. 40—Walter W. Schullstrom, fenor. ‘Making Pictures from the Broeck, vio um, conralto; pianist; Ruth ting of Dorothy fer- olile Kruen 401 10—W sons’ deseription WTAG—WORCESTER—268 Current Piedmont Josep , guita Lucllle Hegamin, . Cyril Fullerton. ¥ de la Porte -A] Ciocone's orchestra. WAHG—RICHMOND HITL 7:30—( Getzoff, pianist William I Sweeney, baritone | ~Artists' recital Maris Nicho! E lipp A, Pey, tenor; ( usical :40—Leon Goldman 02 . Gondolie South n WGBB—FREEPORT—: hirley Fu ~Marion Trisl te Marfo —James Boyder - 9-—Hazel Rog 15 ) Ef tenor; s~ Mustcal program. 3:30-—Gorman's Jolly Musical program . % m from WEAF, diltmore danee orchestra, WAAC—BOSTON—280 Kat Kiddie e danes Jtosto! Better anist Bakers, 50N 316 Klul |8 [} Phil- | s Wold, | 1k Jusiness Cominisio | A violinist 1th WHPI—NEWARK—26! WNI—NEWARK—; flight Trip WENY—NEW YORK—210 1— Ha f WOR—NFEWARK—105 T~Knicks WODA—PATERSON s \ s WEAP—NEW YORK—102 WOO—PHILADELPHIA—508 WGHS— AW YORK—516 WMOA—NEW YORK—311 WEI—PHILADELPHIA—393 orchestra WIP—PHILADELPHTA—308 6 Franklin con WOAU—=PHILADELPHIA—2T8 n < s o WHA—NEW YORK K Myere' A . 302y WLIT—PRAADELPHIA- map radio hour. nor. | Arthur ontralto; | | 1 7:3 Lt ATEANTIC 1Y 300 fan 1 Nalic Lun oy Dar Wholesal Amerle lation an Organ recltal WRAR—ATEANTIC (1TY =2 Wy —SCH ENLCTADY —380 ts \ ALO—310 Fir a Vines Lopez’ WHAM—ROCHESTER—27 liastman or FEALO—266 1AM —i 1 Wi Musi WeA ETSBURGH—161 The \ Wh ogram ings Ang Jin , of WCAP—WASHINGTON—169 Ts Mozar! Consumer." i Melody AT Edwa waiian on, Clinton wd E. Melvin He homas Terbert waiian Melody Boys. Elizabeth Wade, story eiler, from New York. 45-8—"Th Diseases,” Pre talk, alence of ( Coneer Marine York York from the n Park hot«l ILAND—380 o New rom New 30—Musl room of Wardm WEAR—CLEV M ale. me as WEAT. cal concert, WTAM—CLEVELAND—389 Binner music, Dinner Performing kil Same as WEAT, Danes music WON—=DETROIT—517 Dinner st mns dio re Danca musi WIAR—DETROIT—517 hestra rio. Aretic Entert v as KDKA Diny itime ‘Hoins Hour o story. Love musie, WIBO—CHICAGO— Dinner cor a. m.—Popular r WBBM—CHICAGO: WHT—CHICAGO—100 Musical not WENR—CHICAGO—266 5y rolic —CHICAGO—303 WGN WOK—CHICAGO—217 Orehestra WELS—CHICAGO—315 nd Glenn WEBH—CHICAGO—370 WMAQ—CHICAGO—113 Musical g WHAZ—CHICAGO—322 WIID—MOOSEHEAD— SKDh—ST. LOU] WOC—DAVENPORT—I81 s WEA <rtain bails WHVA=RICHMOND - ner musie, Hotel R WEBAL—BALTINORE =2 T:80- - WBAL LAl orc WAB—ATLANT A—128 Big [ it WMC—MEMEPHIS—500 Musi Organ recita WSM—NASHVILLE— Bedii Artis i WEHE—F U LFORD— WMI WIOD—MIAMI—I3} studio AVCH— 12—D uusl GRW—TUINUCT u-1 Dunee m CNRT—TORONT( ane 1l i »—35 nd hi engrit 1 M o b Heather Hotel danc A S e s ) Through the Static | . vmonstrated ord with mar uns were e their ning, on n proving offenders, luring to clear midnight nzz, I | tent buzz on troublese I 1 500 1 in was | WIZ to some ord Boys, Been ten Frank Kamplain Al Harvard Sammy Stept, Tuskaloc D vid 6, asked ! d 154c ing us happy and goo long as they stood (or sat) (o three extra credits for outsid ting) by micr sang a yodelling son erium fore th non: n Ro'l Along Al and 1 characters L.oo wnk ping f Chines Long in Kong. or nd n it o some sucl and they st nur rait of called v rpre One them od § cl, Al put At sat ed cption of hick dials had sung song ir ish, way in which ind t any rate 3 of ringin; WEEI Rostor with WEAL sil ting ew York Song WHAL v and re was danc eard times. 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