New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1926, Page 18

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SATURDAY, 'rograns on Eastern Standard Time PVENING PICK Women's Clu nn studio, ban plan i W T=Dir Wi -Th O Orel WADC cading nick, Eoprano. 1 Men's Association Hessell Glce W folintat. | 11y Vincent H Sorey 1la trin, ‘i rmon tlines of |, A 1% Clifford Ch urd i Iteynolls merology tenor; Elean- tra elu Park M To Le any Arrowhead Staf ~Redtime sto WEW—CINCINNATI—122 Corte et Lit ales: Lrbar 0 He Got ist unser Golt; Gott 1'ugu itilena Foote); Op. nie ' dich m : Ein' Aut m in ¢ n Allegrotto 1 (Horatlo Par torale in 1 (Doge Finale from Ui L winor (Gullmant). Concert by the 1 und Mary . and Earl Arlington time ther forccus EAR—CLEVELAND—389 Aner cone TAM—CLEVELAND—389 Moner musi e Westinghouse | Juftrey, | tenor, and | T.oulse Renner, slgnals ist ma westra (‘oo oo eluh, WIR—=DETROIT—317 hestra, hestra; sololsts cording orchies Jewett Jo WWJ—DI tra. er "MOIT—353 1ostra AKRON, 0,258 Dinner musi WREO—LANSING—256 aager msie Dance musle KRC—CINCINNATI—122 irginia orc Studio recita on ore of the broad announced operate on tra, to during S tion e WGY at tad dule {nning weather n is expected that res, % York stations will {the schedule, as has be tom durlng ih ¥e Hartford, will v andard tim Krams il con me schedules erts will be ock, vastern Jones, rtainers hestra, am Virginiun ne wi 5¢ M vket reports, pas ghing Joh Bracken county, Ky : A Step On the mystery orni 10 1 Thus, broadc ndar Radario s thrilling (Dupre); Chor n major Iirst daylight sunimer Sunday, APRIL 17, 1926 un T 1] tie 0 cin (Bach) of Burg | Friday einen leben | studio of (Baeh); | Morton (Arthur rom Sonata |1 Ker): Pan- | sub s “College; I r-Dicasse) ; ! Sonala in | community, will e ning, April from | elub, ana WTIC, Harttord, by R, K. [ ready The s i* a graduatn unizath University und at present | members, L t at Harvard, His | Amerie om the In-|tralla and ving spectacula tainment patriotic sages of deivore or ke The and cus have pl red history. Literature has nar rated {1, and now radlo will attempt | to recreate the stage it In srondeast st WGN, Chicago, 18 b a scries of attempts whic 1p this new field. The serles | KOA will attracts WGN's attention| As an old-time zofights, The ! in these was tl famous | affair Letween Kilrain | L. Sullivan for “the| | tongues W bassadors | ginni ion ing th erny transmitt Juke ain | in reading Lampionship of the world” including ho at ene of action, tho casting la- | ) way veported g their inten- | fashion to our modern spor saving | monthe. | Announce 1l adope the | bers to be April | WHT, Chi most of the | folloy fall fn with | the en the cus- ars, WTIL, granted milar | ot iy turns. u SRS tion broadeas ug n rom station limited in time orm, ¢ pol s se - | station no ra put ¢ stations. ical . station’s new e of the performer, b ind the call letters of castern | precede (he number. Following the its pro-[selection is an announcement of the > daylight | name of the performer, his selection, dinner | the call letters of station and | at 5:30|its Jocation. All ction station the SIx bro by remote ot d time, or groeting dify assuranee ruption, a ney purposee . When a radio v to Tokyo and th i ported that ogram has the the International to st coopera- Rotar and by went to 2,600 club in America, South Europe, South Africa, Aus the Orlent backbone to this o-duybrek enter- musie, including Al nations, Mos- in various native wiil 1elivered by am- \nd statesmen opresent- to which Ast | requesta als o Leen ons, compris North r dusk will - he airs, of e ent countries attempt to broad ugaing tplic ng equipment 88 at program set will he station for il of Tield the emer . . ceiving lleense i | listener in Japan, hix d to the wavelength of Municipal Broudeast sta- hen sealed 80 that no other | be tuned in, 1t 18 re- this is done in order t ideas can Le picked up i ie air by seeret broacast vy adeating stations tropolitun are heir studios in sent out | control .. is but a few cents a day— yet such a small sum will give you financial protection up to $10,000.00 in the event of accident. Why take chances with all you own play from announcements. England's Dmakes a daily run of luring the entirc trip is now with lm for th nter cighthh installment, umous train whic Dance music from € WSAT—CINCINNATI—32 | s WEAL. w string ) o'clock daylight stations will adog adding (o th Jobs is adlt 1 saving time, \t othier prac- | of thoss 1i0 programs. e WEAF, New York Arnold Morgan its st | nouncers. Morgan was a xnemb i tae original “Fveready Group L Is now tenor soloist at the Grace Associaty to bt iSplscopal chur Brook ‘\’r'“’ ! mday night operas | broa L i Ly WZJ, New York city, | (e B o K 13 Noves, | jy mecting with popular favor from prestdent of the oast-| rigjo ) The oper Prank B. | April 25, Fortune Kent Cooper MAN- | yyetopr Herbert (in English) ; Asociat ®0d| ppe Klying Dutchiar L ! I ner (in German); May entered Gondor % ‘of ‘Suza Ty q teret of Suzann by Wolfe Humor; playiet Tnasmu (in Ita R A -Police alarm ther. : € ud lian); June 6, “La Traviata,” |y o0 "y é ; Dance music; ongs. will adopt daylight saving time ol\{m verdi Gin Tralian,) {thon. Monday. WOKO—ANEW YORK— WLIB—CHIC AGO—30% Ap g rogrs broadeast by | ° 5 v { But of them all, two | = oo 3 | nd. S Dinner mu LS SR e ok Albin Stenroos of Yama Yama Boys. $:20-—-Almanac, |a concert tour, singing at COl Rebalbuto Sister —Musicals ik ading 1io stations ime. Cecelin Rivero, rroll and Gosden | whonosr Gon City Hall Building. Phone 3400. ity club o ra, Studio recital et The Largest Agency WBBR—STATEN ISLAND—273 WENR—CHICAGO—266 WO, : ; in the City. t« liminated when Automobile Liability Insurance is so cheap? 226.5 miles ut s E withont Grlftin, clia F and Mar- vhiose oys 5 New Sanker's WLEBH~CHICAC stru, stop aquipp Y talnn spee 0 . Soprano 0—370 ompanist Mur- | vign y Rev, o Harrictte Mol The seri -Orehe Liroadeast Popular music; song WHT—CHICAGO—100 Intertalners s 1-—"Your Hlour" concert. WOEN—CHICAGO—] —Dinner music; son; Drop in tonight and let’s talk things over— we'll be open until 9. Hongs One Hundred And Eight Runners, Annua 1 Including Stenvoos And DeMar ude of stat Lager o Jorge s association, § or James J. Walker, o lint Collins, W, W. aughtin, tor Wil- Husband, Theodore Maur! neral Enter Boston Event. (W\ —One hundred Ma; 1 Martin Mitr Boston, April 17 baritone, bass second tenor; and Ed- Fred . A. Sangio- Weber, pianis st. Iy Léon i McAvo 19 Victor- | 4105 10 today Iman, 10! 15 now en many mauking 1 short time | studio 'y nnheralded and marathon king, DeMar, four times Joston Athlotic a anist Jam by t lais Royal not going 1o :dule, will be bre carlier than hercto- winuer of sociation's and S Fea SONES. tenor ures soprano honr o s o weekly DX ning, April to'clock, will be broade: lito rooms of i w York Times.” Microphones will be placed living In Quiney | at the hon of the 1810 | Stenroos hus heen for the past few da of Carl Linder, winner ‘arroll’'s | dance a | WRNY's Sunday Hour on at 1 from the 1 Park, vio! st nne ic; 8o 3 i e (’:‘” i D] r mlvm 1 w"xr' asked for an opportunity to hroad- | » e 7] U ol | cast. His tryout convinced the !rl- o : gram directors that e 0 s I;:] n:;‘vu worthy of a place. As a 8:40 1 2, these concerts, publicity obtaine | violinist, in vari parts of Luilding ar | the ind over the radio made | WAHG—RICHMOND HILL—316 1 the annonncer wil taks BU-| ) coess possible i ) {12 mid-Novelty program. WOK—CHICAGO—217 through the plant, explain- |~ T et WBPI—NEWARK—263 ' a. m.—Orchestra; OTgan; |ing the many nolses as they come | -Danny Hope Melody Boys; tal ocal and instrumental solos. over the air. The listener will orence Kleppe, contraito; Wal- WMAQ—CHICAGO—HS able to follow a story from the thme | Lo =0 novcne o ihery occurred. yo |Uhe 12 ter Cobb, pianist. heater organ a reporter leaves the offien to get it} o T ioyan 0 y3.ycar-old hoy |Where oo Many Broth-| S-—Jolly Bill Steinke 5 alle orch until it 2 on the front page Of i iy ang “hooked rides” all the |lesiey | 8:15-—~Roger Murphy, tenor. 4—Popular songs. the Sunday edition. This will be the ST R T f - by’ Gertrude Cotter, | 3:30—Charles \\«f» 1 musical ‘m’r]yl:\lrlnl:v&z- | rat n”w‘ ‘i ..‘m udi has ever VY LR SRR L ‘"‘ ts and 1 by Gertrude L i hesen L 8 i DRans neapolis, a distance of 40 miles, u;\“'\'” ani Mara's Brighton Screnaders, ater revue. | been taken through a newspaper | 9= h Ihaths, Stenroos Glasser, | 9:20—Josephine LaCorte, soprano. KY W—CHICAGO—536 i office ?ri rthat he wmig o what Jack|bathe. Slcaroos i3 5 ! Attle, who was broadeasting from (L0 “hadwick, banjo. ame as KDKA. i 00 O SN0 ke o oungster | that he Tias never Vs Brighton Serenaders. Redtime stor A Arca \,\mn‘; l«(:(,),,,d e *ohen Do [tettie, His fri Nichols' orchest Home lovers' concert. and 1 nenealthe atuiio: vk ont prediet (“lassi this eity 2V e title Congress Carnival s next Wednesday WIBO—CHICAGO—226 evening at § o'clock. Doth organi- Dinner music: solo: | zations well known and the WEBBM—CHICAGO—226 | gram should be an interesting one. Musicale. N Popular music | WGBS, Nek Yo tet; orchestra; { "Lue di Lammermoo ntal trio. I tamous ope orrow evening a CHICAGO—322 0 o'clock, as one 0 & series of e & oue it Dance music radio productions presented in con- | St (GF LS CH WAID—MOOSEH junction with the Ttalian ney 3 Aoy Music “Corricre D'Amieric There are s tor skilled | Popular musi velli, well known coloratnra | radio-physicians in the government | READ HERALD CL ASSIVIE: Studlo reeital l” sing the title roic. service, according to the Civil Serv FOR YOUR WANTS i KSD—T. glec club of the {ice Commission. The examinati | Atar music d will present the of junior physicians, applications e Vocal reci 3 C for which must be filed prior to May OC—DAVE 1o fill va the Burea Music; weather. Standards, Department oi Studio program 3 o Claire archestra; gongs. -—News; sport talk. WCCO—MINNEAPOLIS—416 i—studio program Talk; musicals WOO—PHILADELPHIA—508 Market reports: 4:45—Grand organ, trumpets. 11:05-—Dance 1 T:80—Dinnar dauce music. WHAS—LOUISVILLE—100 WFI—PHILADELPHIA—305 Con © the auspices © Quartermaster Tntermediate Tea room ensemble. . 8. Army; directed by Ray Elrae orchesira. T Alice Monroe, of Jefferson- ki Aull Lang Syne. \\|u_~| I(l\(-l 1ELD—: -—Market report. —Farm Flashes, 15—Hot+1 Kimbal by the mor st WLS—CHICAGO—315 ullaby time, 13 sizing up t » over the run from Wel- fforners Carl Park, | 8—1 fancs dance; WLS press hito cert theater the i This is the strelch the end of ma Stenroos today plans to run mile piece from Hopkinton, thon starts, to Wel- lesley day. | prove runr dience . Staley in readings. ater concert or- 1 A striki st the ge & Musteation ¢ o takes fn pop public ! rives quare. keeping in shape favorite DeMar been in ays finer ch pian 9:45 Flood, Brig {0—Weather reports; sons' descriptions. WJAR—PROVIDENC 1:05-—Zike's Boston orchestrd WTAG—WORCESTER—208 2—Luncheon musie, Music. 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