New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1926, Page 20

’\'LW BRITAIN DAILY HE L’\Ih \\I DNESDAY, APRIT, , 1920, PARD(]N? PR[IM!S il WLIT—PHILADELPHIA—305 | 9 1lealin talk, D : Dream Duddy Loli=Muyflower o 5 Regulation Artist 0180, 'ra 9--P, R T. musical « tlons, [ 10:15 Arcadia dance orchestra WEI=PHILADELPHIA—305 Organ reeita I H, Co WAB—=ATLANTA— 128 ark Hiltmore or tr WELWEL, New Yor nd WHAR, Athu gunl waen, City @_’6’ THEAIR WEDNESDAY, 16:8 Program on Vastern Standard Time | BEST BETS, String Band or THY WeAP Allegro ""nm (Yon); the Baske 1ors Vesper Group Famili quests). Esther A, 10-11—Light Opera liers,” WEAT (Johnston); Tunes Gondo- | Light Opera | compan tion of Cecare 0, fror VEAF, WCAC leu talk arm ynestions WJAR—PROVIDE auber musicale, Same as WEAF. WTAG—=WORCESNTER—268 15—8tory Teller Program sar WBZ—SPRINGFIELD Market report. —Hotal Kimball T 5—Hotel Lenox Insem gu the direction of Thornton W. Bur- Concert Hampden Quartet; Aker, first t Thoma 1 5 1t or; B , baritone; Arthur 9-WRBZ (¢ 1wt sons' descriptic WEET—BOSTON—318 and missing per- news S11—From WEAT WNAC—BOSTON—280 Krazy Kat Kiddies Kilub, [ linner dance. 2 WNAC WNAC concert WIZ—NEW WEA NI \\ YORK—102 WGBS—NEW YORK—316 WHN—NEW YORK—361 WHAP—NEW XORK—210 ) i 1 (re-igiy Holmes' String Ensemble, Winifr uer, planist Healisu WHAP madrigal Nows digost Milholland, Hickman Price Vida soprane, speaker Phyllis Kracuter, ‘collist; Darl readings, Phyliis Milhol- oprano; 1 r, tenor. \\IK\\—\I\\ \|II(I\— L] AL Lack's dance or wrles G . “Church and I Welta Johin krb, uter, no groups. Radio Enter Lullaby engemble violinist semble. ~Erni ‘.w‘n. m Cos Harvey BONKS, Deutg i z for boys o Night Lrskine, iman, piano. . violinist, orchestra. rwin Weiss, fen V. Rya hoslovak Beauty talk, ~Pwin Oaks R Majestic string ¢ wvoy orchestra, EW YORK—213 orchestra. bl Almon and Bowers, musical Mrs, Iranklin g, Charles Sabin non and Bowers, ~Talks, musical Mona Morgan, recital. )—Philip Peltz and artists. Jui30-—Dance orchestra. WNYC—NEW YORK—520 10—Market high spots nish lessons, Advanc lessons, ~Police alarms. Martha Weis, Baseball results nest Lamourouy, zabeth Doherty, -—Debate f Entrance states Into the World * George (iordon Battle ve, Henry Payy pianist. alarms; weather. the Times." YORK—: ymen's orchestr tenor, Charles | Joseph Tur Roth Trio. 4 Dulin, pianist. e orc WENY—NEW YORK—210 Knickerbocker "Trio. Le Roy Montesanto §:15—To be announced. 45—The Rover K Andy Razaf, songs tenor, iter. Paul Denniker, Win Unger's Entertainers, relic WAHG—RIC |\IU\ll HILL—316 Make-Belicye Lamberti, ecellist. Cpnrad Scheleher, i Michael Lamberti, cel Gdythe 1 mberti ano. chelcher, flautis io program Max Brick, tenor, and Sehwartz, violinis ~-Max Brick, Milt Milwor Schwartz Katz ~~'olonial dan WGBB—FREEPORT—244 Mnsi James Royden. violinist. Charles Civiletti, pianist, WGCP—NEW Harry Casy w \\\|~\| WARK— Osborne’s or Bill McWal WOR—NEWAR Bill Wathey Ja '8 SOngE —403 Sports W Ifi\l \\ ARK—252 WIP—PHILADULPHIA—508 WOOLPHILADELPHIA—508 m WEAF studio program | | nace of | ali 7 Milton | T 8:80~Concert orchestra $:10=—Joe Murphy, Clarence Reanian's 8:150-—Talk on ady 1—Helen locl, & tising prano, Rupper illoug 3:45--"Tenor o riton Chapraan, and harmoni sOngs {6—Lrank Cook Artio Bittlonk's ( \\1-\-\1 lll\lll\ll\ Hirsc songs program 1 Hoya! orchestra WHAM—ROCHESTER—278 WASHINGTON—169 m, Children of lution, Letore th Roy 0. blican, ' and Cougressman Ja Aswoll it, Irom fana, aucratic from subject, ernment,” Pre n Ly Same as WAL U, 8. Navy band KDRA—=PITTSBURGH—300 —The KDKA Maiibox, Dinner concer ws and mi -Seienes in the IMire Drig period. Hone, \\l AL—=DPITTSBURGH—161 Kramers o WTAM—CLE G—Dinner dance 3-11-—Municipal concer 111 a. m. music, LAND—389 music ~Dancy 389 I Cleveland orchestra, WOX—=DETROIT—! ROIT—517 oloists, Itoose- | S—Same as WE 9-~Dance mus WSAI—CINCINN as Wi 10-—Musicale | tI—Cincinnati Un 11115 String quarte WEKRC—CINCINNATI—122 | i=-Hotel Alms orchestra. [ 9-——Weekly Book Review. Winnie Pippin, Oliver Plunketl, tenor. 30—Safety talk. {0 Instrumental quinte 1—-Wesley Hely 8 orchestra WLW—CINCINNATI—122 Hotel Gibson orchestra Hotel Gibson concert Thorobred and other tertainers, tonia 12:15—0Organ Grosse WLIB—CHICAGO— Request musicale. Almanac —Million sing -12—Correll Gordon ersity talk. 9:15 Trio Melody Boys. requests, musicale tudio en; WIBO—CHICAGO—226 Dinner concert Popular munsic WBBM—CHICAGO—2268 Let; orchestra 5010k alar musie WHT—CHICAGO—100 Organ; entertainers —Orchesira; weather. —Popuiar music KY W—CHICAGO—536 Same as KDKA. Bedtime WEBH—CHICAGO—370 ~Orche story; u music stra; son iro WGEN—CHICAGO—303 Dinner music 12—Play. “Carmencila WOX—CHICAGO—217 orga nental music. CHICAGO—260 Artist Playlet recita WIANZ—CHICAGO—322 Dance music WIID: hildre Studio recita Popular mus} WSD—ST. LOUIS— ne as WEAF Statler orchestra Same as WEAl \\Hl—l'\\l NPORT—181 stories as WEAF, \\||\~—-|n| l\\ll LE—100 WRY \—hh HMOND—256 House Woodruff, | Michigan, *'F . soloist, WOAU—PHILADELPHIA—278 planophiend, WAM—=NASHV I L 283 Redtim Musicale, Studont v l\lll\-— ml 10—Artist recital 10:30—Studio r story SPRINGS— anjo | 11=—Majestic orchestra her, L mes Louis- Goy- string ensemble hand orchestra, lance orch. no; talk. en Johanna and harp | | 8:80-9:80—1) | !during the | enjoy | | ground during the | | 11:80—Entertainer WMBE—MIAMI BEACH 10-12-~Dance music WIOD=MIAMI 284 BEACH—218 music, 9:30-11 1112 Dinee WGBE—FULTORD- 10-1—Music; tulk WEBH—CLEARWATER—206 6:20-=Dinner musie. 30D Prince’s orchestia, hh\\—ll INUCU, Cubn music PWX—1AVAN A— 00 Cloncert §:80 reificd program Talk (Spanish) 040 n\lm_\m\ml AL—111 the CNRM con ‘ ra. CNRO—OTTAW A— 133 edtime story, market reports program by ted en tertainers; Through the Static Consideral olume, but that ood it did us, was noti Yes, evening. Noticed, we sy 100, 1f y6u want out . il was 4 poor night in other scctions of the cily wh the citizenry doesn't stay up play with ions might have not wi re was buzzing, cra i everything jeceed in bringing in L'\ 1 nobody can laugh the Slo iy And we wish to say for the bene ot that fellow over who tuned in on He leng 15 o'clock vas so | WL riford’'s wave Wiy tation oid i ory abon L WIZ| W Hour of Romance, T old gentleman secmnd t a bi more gruif than usual, sly hi rheumatics wert his voice was crystal ele i the appropriately in th affair, ) o the disc program, played back this period is dev sion of one of the A history of the gem is gether with interesting was a life sav precious ston orics, hear that Wa ert from WIZ Wanamaker colic namuk un it anted to Ction o violins 10 rtaine s just as cral Bloopers added general n s i to the WLW, Cincinnati ome through well, bt noise it ont and we did how a concer! 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