New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1926, Page 18

' MONDAY, LMENTIONED IS DAYLIGHT SAVING TIMEL PAVENING PICK, WIHC—=HARTEORD—176 € 840 By Capitol 1 by Rili J rgricnlt I3 rom ivan opera § 0 venor, James | v Murgatroyd, m rly mil ond Cirand Opera comps ieorg nee orel operd dire Waltz of the “Nuteracker 8 Ry ond” WBZ—SPRINGE om al 1nsonet te o) Bl ( . Quartet 0" (Verdi): ¢ (Thon mounce (Fri Cl h. Selection losso e Di Lang ket repc nox K eatricn ¢ the Ry Heimbe tion Old Plock Hurvey, stra con- one Your Farn wick, ntral High Margaret la, Wilma Bun Arch own Harvey vird Miller; r Durfee, orne, ald Giros- Colonel Cal- Duke Loy At Hotel ha" by 1 ¥ un- of Cesare So Symphonic Merriman, ¢ sila (Deliby Flowers (fram the (Ts from 1. Ove n- Ri as); e 1, Lee Joseffer; f. imy); g My Hero| . Soldie from “Or- (Horbert); ctor (Bagley. jocolate ELD—333 ris nsemble, Gosgip” pertory the Capitol theater orchestra, Spring- M 9-11 ny. ¢ a serie ien Whiting: Le wick orchestra. Weather s, Reism; repo Anniver le program and Davis com- an Hotel ' Bruns- rts; missing per- WIAR—PROVIDENCE—35%6 Talk, Wh Murphy Afleen Mt o Distric Major | 1 et Al e e i A S i 8 NEW DRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1926, Colien, Cantor Fine, M AT itional Camy ! Percy O WHN—NEW YORK—301 Max Genesin, tenor iotty Morrls, L VI orchestra, eland o's Sur Two Bills, trone and Feron Jar song . mandolin in New York orche BOpTANO. 1 Morgan My stra, WMCA—NEW YORK—311 it Vall's String ensemble, 7 Kn musi 1enec News program. ek Denny's or MeAlpin Entert WLWL—NEW 1 wre m Editor., Y( 18ic arpist O'Connor, barite rald Instrumental ' amond, planist ice Sorp, soprano. Sunshine ilda Zir Vet K Vanity orciestra, MWSG—NEW YORK—213 orchestra, Sonny. 1ist n's Serenaders. s band and orchestra. en Daie, songs, vard Frank, harmonica. Gerlick and Nill v, KONES k and Niil, saxophones. Elementa Advanced G 1—Po! 5—Male qu ! g -Baseball, Jolin 1 ikow- | 4 | | contralto. s Plan, consisting of Mrs. piano; and iolinist, ‘cellist, game as WEAT —WORCESTER—268 WTAG —“Robin Hood" G nounced. r of musi WEEI—BOSTON=—319 wi NEW WAZ—N1EW WOEBS—\EW As N Y ORK—I92 YORK—1 YORK—316 15—Vincent Lopez's orcl 9:15——0hio Socisty ¢ Mayor James H. H. Gary, Richard ¥, Police a WHAP—N —Holmes’ sira, cws digest. Mitholland, soprano; tenor man Price, “Air ano and tenor solo. Sibyl Huse. speaker. Sylvan String Trio. Talk, James B, B. Hyndman, Sylvan String k WHAP men's quar, 10:10-—Listener's varie Wilkin, T Hoyle, Darl Yorothy Bethmann, Phyllis Kracuter, Ruth | Montgomery. WRNY—NEW YORK—258 —Charles 1, cson, poetry or Index. Jack Fuld, pianologues. 1:30—Orlando’s concert orchestra. S—Haskell Propper, saxophone. Amateurs’ debut hour. he Radio-Television Afrplane” Hugo Gernsback 9:15—Nino (looper, soprano. 9:30—Florence Gorringer udith Roth, soprano. ofierman’s Milo orcl Radio Theater Players WFBH—NEW YORK—2 f—American Legion news. :15—Ehris Mechan, tenor; Holstein. 6:45—Nita Nadine 11:30—Twin Oaks orchestra 12 mid.—Alvin E. Haus party. WHBNY—NEW YORK—210 Trio T:65—Movle Talk $—U. 8 Army Hour. Harmony Boys. 3:15—Drawing Room Players. 5—Evelyn Langwell, pianist. Orche 10 1 3 Adele home WBBR—STATEN ISL! §—Irene Klelnpeter, soprano Twaroschk, piani Tr » Work. schk, planist. Kivinpeter, soprano. WAHG—RICHMOND HILL—316 W st Mar lter 1ooss, r Dent r Leary, baritone, Jacobs, violinist I's Radio Ralders. Helen Ferr 1. —The Orionites. WOR—NEWARK—105 31 W i lecty yrin Gordoi, SONES, H Be st alaika orch ane saxoph WAAM—NE n Golf. s orch 1ine Assem sports. Shontz Lucile ! Atkin- | ¥ Stan Gilbert “ .o Mad §—N 1 )\ Poy wLi 1 Short | £:15—A 1-—Btan Arc 110145 ‘! WOC Ti30—1 Grar A e Musi G Wi I Koll J 9:30 Ma WHA Book review I fine -N ik -N Plano re Ami Voes 15 nd st A\ Cot A Syl Stoc baseball \ Baseball ards w I S, N WGR—BUFPFALO—319 1 Bt sical Musi Ter v WH WRO—WASHIN W s Tilh—F | anist | 7:30—"" ter H Ti4h | §—"Uly | Tiino §:20---N | 8:45 spect Heait WHAL—BALTIMORE—246 Wi 7:30-8 Musica —stud Grand opera KDKA— rket period. t 8. Ru forecs W stin Austin Wylie's orcliestra WELW—CINCINNATI—122 M Hote T W Wo e - Lo Thou Xeep the fingers and the mails a heaithy, pretty color while helping | to remove the cuticle In the easiest way. Lemon is Nature's own bleach WEI—PHILADEL Queer Quirks of Gloria aded & little, played it usual Bun- day evening program of outlandish- Iy titled selections although the in- strumentations sounded good, ley Todd" Plays Worth Wh oc Associntion, talk WTAB, Pall River, furnished a band concert rather uncertainly and somewhat fuzzi « popular nature and sounded first ! rate - when separated from the | ol that Sreal | giaiie and the creaks and | % you Eoing 0| r 0ans with whir artiliated, | person sending [ ] vr in not more thun | wjo)y and “Bache nl" award a copy S numbiors: o | June The woek-end lay, proved “Nlop,” to usc especially tur b practically familiar to “profesh.” If you rman Sty Jance At's orchestra, music 1o he Volstead . K. ; 'he music was of aots talk, o term K's gang. ur Kong. —=PHILADELPHIA—395 m Daddy, ArgO Waves, | members o not @ membar 1orhond, what do ahont T'o in the best 362,548 e i rious i Bandits" readin concert orches two ley hony \ orclie light lal price of three 00,000 pfennigs rs yesterday, Send Pawers ) 1908, & a danes Vandeville, Bl 1utio orchestra, »—PHILADELPHIA—508 nner s stra, cents, or | Contest wtarts | in your chestra involved an- | A8 cing lance wo twiere § nttractive end another station bi and when it g0t up The for ar conver sie Wwell, our off | attempt tol conditions over ct we have the nonsense i wavelength 50 we'll noy 1 organ rec Idress, couldn L howl outside could thirty .« Forest Da A e serious with week-end, Tt awe-inspiring thunder storm wa the offing Saturday evening { ditions on the rocks for WTIC was audible we should have tered our rudio set ud 1t we had thrown it out of the | vindow, somvthing would have been | dented, there's no doubt about fhat But we ible to hear Hartford, | {and WJZ and Sprinefield and ‘\:.mwl e and lots things that Briggs loor, howl rd front arge and | ... i in exaggeration, 13 ut con- | aon t air, Of | and i gently s breoz have milus "The the Lridge irics, ture of § that a by Gypsice b Martha." PHILADELPHIA—508 isie ix wnd oprera o0 1 day's enjoyment, ) and lig g lancing lesson, HIA—305 and Voo EMBEZZLEMENT ARREST ~ron o DISCLOSES DUAL LIFE Could ot 50 other ibed words seriptive ittle hoys get vith unid we'd probably get a lealthy bounce on the button for using them, so Last night was somewhat of { provement and it 1o exert because t not their mouths s0ap for t's Gems Minstrels. and Ellis expended was $28 The conducets ackson Not Support Two radio | 100 irig R—, ng them, d , the Wives and Two Familics Mixed quart., LANTIC CITY—275 an jm- | wouldn’t have had | itself one fota to be that i ota preans what we think it dovs and we're no ali sure. There | vere large, healthy smacks of the known static and there 1180 ot , in the main, nd it was possible to bring in programs mor | or less wholt on $65 a Week. 1dustrial talk, i Trio. dance orchestra, ATLANTIC CITY—300 vws lashes; organ reeita Arthur Eldred. forton dinner music, New York, April " tirm, i Ve Briggs, o i he nk river at brokerag. married 2 A heaviest ago knows today that he has ships la he and $6,- by well were for for emby family 3 yours ause of his arrest $4,000 an extra T nois: conditions wers ment of hetween 1don re of Children . Alice T "tod fa we bencath the Prison yvoqp, found s was in Tombs h ek would not pay the ¢ of his wife and three Fr Long fsland, and woman and her son in New York, Mrs. Briggs, in Froeport, hroke | down when she learned of his ar- rest and the that fol- lowed it. A daughter sald Briggs | explained frequent absences from home at night by saying lie had to catch up with his work. yassid 1 rec i Tall Cedars Le coner o die ra HAZ—TROY, N. Y.—380 ndents’ Professor I, Glea club, archestra, There was pienty rial on t ir volums »unon o maors generally port, nother 4 musical ciubs of proved to be : stayed for IHoly McKnight's dance or- |1 i ( worth vhile and {long tiuie, W the saxophone |znd a | hing's ¢ irg two of t very much of transmission N disclosure ldres AR nphony npus Screnadors, } »orig, sext popular number, ing To B Ail Right,” be- selections. WHZ acted a gentleman and | vas escellent. The| e men in the el were brought out faithfully and th sreat me did not seem to over- lax the microphone, PN his news items and FOUND BY ROADSIDE 6 (P ived in an Curler orchestra. Leominster, Mas: April Still dazed from injuries rece an antomobile accident Friday night, | James B. Gule ag found lying in the woods uear the Lancaster Alm house yesterday. He had no recolle of the collision with another which sent him wandering | bods with his automobile | ¢ nd wistration certificates clasped in one hand. Although suffering bruises and exposure, hospital au- said he would recover, Staty troopers were called in to the scarch for Gates last night SCOres, no recital by Mary Rich- Krause, assisted by the WGY stra, o Agricultural program. The broadeasting of two dinuers, simultancously, that is, not quite hut Imost, was featured by WRN | New Y which eredit must given g | great odds, like one of Hor: erovs or a bottle of ca s that there were two Irishmen no, pardon we dig e NOT two Trishmen, there two dinners being hroadeast from he Biltmore hotel. One of the din- | as being held for Jewish men and ballroom and the other was for Jewish women and it wa. held in the main dining room. Well | the station switched back and forth icking up the best features from oth parties. It was rather difficult ] imagine, as the precise and the ope ad to make that the fans | weren't goin » be treated to hals pi- | of one sper nd then half of an- other, The work was done very The 1926 Campaign for Bet- | though. omes in America,” talk, l s | | ¢ orciestra tion MAK—BUFFALO—266 daily news. Murray kinds of Ia machine into th Heense rk. o Scre- Whitemaun's Kinney and friends. from ents, tusical program. i Normal Schiool mu- ions. sinner wer organ of ical program. npiv Beth Zion choir. incent Lopez's AM—ROCHF man theater organ. heater orchestra, ON—169 Talked About.” "ON—169 ature—=Some HT RAIDED . April 26 (P1— A cocking main in & barn & few mils out of the city was raided by state troopers at 11 a. m. vesterday morn men and forty high priced taken into custody men arrested paid fines of $10 Providence, R satisfied. Things AP—WASHINC timing \tors N sure 8 Iverett k. McLaine, concert ch well . . Marshall no. We fainted sses 8. Grant—General and | actual count Hon. Henry k. congressman from times by WEAI, New me through loud enough to stinguishable. In spite of a per- nt huzz and the glamour of the static which seemed to be holding a soiree all over the place, the sta tion galloped in with no littl eclat (It's tough o he so well educated. | Take a look at hree French ords v far.) We nting the program v Cantorum, that | ner wh hy | York, is. sls fetropolitan nitation Public Male quartet. and Medical In wrd 8 to the chool Chil ion h o ' talk ame ag WEAT. 've used so Cirele, orchestra. famed orga tal s st of its kina in Al Sandn c nization of tr ! 1 | | | | | | | which is considered one of the the world. We 10 the pro- than atate music acted as if § o the party. Organ 1 program by artists, Taik by Dr. L. 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