New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1926, Page 32

FRIDAY, Programs on Eastrn Standard Tinw EVENING PICK, WNY( Wl Spelli f University Mu AR, Wi WTIC—HARTIORD—1T i s o (Cad- solos, o, Mess , Underdown, Gur- Where M ted (Lohr); b. ispering Hope (Hawthorn); e. Viking (Coleridge-Taylor). Banjo club: a. Queen City Mar (Co Popular Medle "Thomna A quartet: Messrs, N Underwood, uGirney. celalty: Don Ball. Gl Hope b, Hei Song a); ) Baritone solus: Ache c. Lump in the West | a. Medley | Banjo club Poy r number (Parker). (selected); b (selected). The Combined and Banjo clubs: a. Med Songs; b, Alma Mater. 1C's Mail Bag. Helmberger's WJAR—PROVIDENCE Musical program. )—-Health Talk.” 8:30—Gorman's Jolly Bukers. 9—Musical program. 20— Program same as WEAK. 11—Blitmor: orchestra. WBZ—SPR 5 Murket report. )—Hotel Kimball 1k on Town For e Trio. ensemble. ononiic ard J. McEnelly and his or- au arranged by Russell 'y Colored quartet. \t McAndrews in a pro- and monologues. r reports; missing per- descriptions WNAC—BOSTON—280 Kiddivs Klub. from zy Kat Dinner restaurant Garden talk dance Yoeng' Luther Breck. ¢ iness WEEI—BOSTON—349 usiness WEAF—NEW YORK—102 WIZ—NEW YORK— H G tor WHN—NEW YORK—361 WRANY —=NEW YORK ¥ and Glory | a course | | §——Organ rec NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1026, Harrls Tirc v onig WMCA—NEW YORK—311 Va st " Golder fa e Musi framt Hardman Hofbrau H Jack Denny MeAlplin Entertainer WHAP=NEW YORK H strine ¢ Lnn eritie. rtaine gration Cluri Rotl Moy Julg Juditt Mr SONg Guynes, st SOprano en, baritone. | Story, songs. ‘ennyson. Lindsay, soprano. all results. adio current events; public and Ligh schools; ut. George Post 1 Ciccone’s orcl NEW YORK—288 §:30-—McEner; entertainers. uestion box. Cecilia ensemble rtin. Andr baritone. valter Gavigan. a Schultz, violinist. Moore, soprano. 10;30—O0rgan recital WBNY—NEW YORK—210 r Trio. Dramatic talk, 15 Girl.” A'Dair, “Sunshin Jeanne Virginians HG—RICHMOND —Retty and Helen | al. Walter Sellers, tenor, Leon Goldman, violinist Mabel Besthoff, soprano. 9:45—Walter Sellers, tenor. 12—Shell Beach Trio, 10:30 uthdand d oreliestra. IB—FREEPORT—244 n, planist es Wingal« le Gold rs, soprano. HILL—316 sner, duet W stra, P—NEWARK— Allce Lauric Polly Wolgen tram, piano duets Beseie Hunt, sopranc Shearer, WHAM—NEWARK—263 Art (tehrle's orche SUPTano. Martha Fisher Human Hinges Chamber © ficld, songs. Staiger, talk Wa'lie Osborne’s orc WOR—NEWARK—405 1 Wath s bulleti Hal NEWARK estra. “sports.” WAI— WIP—PHILADE PHIA—508 WOO—PHILADELPHIA—08 WLIT—PHILADELPHIA—395 cal come star program . ) WOAU—=PHIDALLLPHTA-278 {h—=Clarence N n's orchest n Girl Crooners t Strickland PHIA—805 WHAR—ATEANTIC CITY = Scaside Trio. WEPG=ATEANTIC CITY =300 Opera company, dire Willinn Fay, ussisted by t Kn 1 ore t ntralto; David t o Diss WGR—BUFEALO—319 Dinner mus With WAL Mead —Fiew Lopez dance WCAP—WASHIN(C G:dd—"Mozart st “Maurke “Child wlet, quintet Mummaries. Welf talk. ¢ Thomus ong rom New Jocrnstein’s col X-R profe Wi K. Lichtmyer, 1 univers aid York. Music from the bail- Wardman Park Hotel. TSBURGH—309 by Physics, Con 30-12:30 room of KDRA—PT y:45—Auntie J 30—Dinner ¢ N 5115 club Gles weather i WCAE—PITTSBURGH—161 30—Dinner concert. same as WEAT. —Motor topic: 1lio recital sume as WHAP. WEAR—CLEVELAND—389 Musicale. 130~ as WEAR Vocal concerty WWJI—DETROIT—353 Dinner mus Performing ¥ Same as W ~Dance music WOX—DETROIT—517 Dinner music. Studlo recital Dance musi Arctic en Entertainers, sy KYW—CHICAGO- Same as KDKAL - Dinner dtime T §:30—"Home-Lovers' Hour.” 10—Hour of music 11-12—Time sigr Midnight Time signals; WIBO—CHIC Dinner cor Popular WBBM—CHICAGO—226 Popular nsic WHT—CHICAGO—100 0— Musical novelties, 11:05—-Recital 1—Entertainers. WENR—CHICAGO—266 Popular music, ~Musical froli WGN—CHICAGO—303 s WEAI Jusic; songe Alman Musicn WOR—CHICAGO—217 organ. WIES—CHICAGO—315 College T M Mas D T WEBH—CHICAGO—370 Dar stra: sor WMAQ—CHICAGO—148 “hicago Uni ecture Musicale; WHAZ—CHICAGO—322 WHAS—LOUISVILLE—100 limes. collex WBAI—BALTIMORE—216 7:30 —WBAL dinner orchestra §—WRBAL Male quartet Geneva Fit prano-plar Mary Knox Fitz Mealy WA WSB—ATLANTA—128 WRVA—RICHMOND- (5 - Highways report W MC—MEMPHIS—500 WSM—NASHVILLE—283 WGBU—FULFORD—273 WMBF—MIAMI BEACH—384 Newman, ¢ WGY | | tand i , | | | | WIOD—=MIAMI BEACH—218 g:a0 Dan musie 1 il reckial 2—Dance musi WGHB—CLEARWATEI—203 Varloty musi § Midnight It GRW—TUINUCE, Cuba—338 1 b i CNRA=MONCTON, N, CECP=MONTREAL—111 3 Bedtime 5 Moun Itoyul orc Magie musicale, CNRT—=TORONTO—386 B—201 Talk on o s Nritis York and Julia Lem- | Coupled ontinn ¢ hav ough not i to be near wd it s feeidedi in all tie inks in ng a practically solid blali. We're tuned in on it no doubt about t Noisi! Noise! - ity of ten thousan: radio fan's paradise del 1t should be! set in- a person door bells washin, like more, but s his t step) ind I that dea sales su ans are It's nice to he fun | o puls fans sit use things, machines A like when a per and ey neg to say a lot on, he ly. oS Wo st s loud dn't follow up ficiently to that tting decen the ption. n is on the side o a et into a hous hearing squeals indry noises. It ¢ fair, somehow or must be remedies £ trical dist at the local can find them fown, and (uite hose elec experis he ones wio . We “liste we've cools wrote that | = o) il 1 off ening radio.” to some . the same about it, ¢ time a ¥ more space 1d its probat absolutely The noises wil will erack the will cousistently bu on and so ad in- ise, con- sistent 50 finitum will say, vever, the me about & intervals f Conditions | was fmpos- | any other | although semi-lo We 2 stopp o'clock, 1ring \ ¢ minutes veren't 8o good and it si icago s far away, 1ls came in very we WTIC one of From cams th Pennsylvania Tires AUTO ACCESSORIES AND VULCANIZING DUCO, the Only Genuine DuPont Finish for Home Use T. H. 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