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WOR, Newark—=6:15 WPG, Atlantic City—6:30. | WEAF, New York— 8 9—Thirty Minv NEW BRITA DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1926. his annual va. weep over t , we shall :s of Popular B Storen, Martin an ordionists Dagmar songs 9:30—Emma Willard reader. Accordionists: a. ¥ of Music v D minor (Frosini); b. Collegians 10 Address, C. A. Hartr er's “Figaro” was good, at >hilmont band WGY—SCHENECTADY news. Lew Saxon, songs. 11 Colleglans ta Reynolds, italny); Martin oys will be | 10 arkington) cordionist Pining for You ( 3oys (from Penrod) ( Potholm Bluecrest Swedish Songs (Old | 6—American Legion News. Baseball s «nd New) Martin and Store 6 y Endriss, cont - —~WGY orchest C. H. Cun- 7 e Momies (charac- ations, Joseph Geiger. ningham, bariton d Dagmar Potholm. Ac- le Brooks, songs. $:15—WGY Agricultural program . o S was going 9—WGY orchesira WHAM—ROCHESTER—278 ’s Inn orchest WLWI—NEW YORK—288 fon box. 5—1 chickerling concert. tudy club. stra | 10:15—Rose De of Hoft- | —Corinne Grand Opera | 10:40—Alma Stoll, a. Under (March) (W ar selections; organ all scores; weather fore A conce ter orchestra. WGR—BUFFALO—319 r music. gan, §oy ing from the compar the direction of | 10:50—Emerald In; tionis Sesare | WHAP—NEW YORK—210 P. I | 6:30—Holmes' String elers Symphonic en 5—Lucllle Wilkin, A, Sim- News digest. Jamison, tenor; in a program of music by rd Wagner; Dana S. Merri son Glee club. piano con Vida Mil- to 1k o the ners back , conductor: g from “Lohengrin; s “Air Question- |1 1 Bef r youth old w Vo Dream from ‘“Lohengrin;” ¢, Pil- | 11-1—Supper music. Ing of arti ke L ine grim’s Chorus from “Tannhau- | WMAK—BUFFALO—266 fises PP sia on Themes from Huse, sp Daily news. ks EHpTR TR JEl e Vorspiel from 9:15—Sylvan String Trio. ) to 11—Musicale. cital from the Worlds' Playground | €€ Tt L March 1 30—James Hyndman, “Prohibi- WRC—WASHINGTON—169 lonfatgWiRth cametino A dos et b Towe nauser. “Housekeepers’ Dorothy Sl b Remocracy, led by Clyde L. Herring WBZ—SPRINGFIELD—333 Sylvan String Trio. nser & s S e e e s E T ; Ket reports. 10:05—WHAP Men's t 5——"Things Talked About.” Wilson-Forbes Nuptials | Meredith, publisher, and sec Rt ot . Lt i0t etadmpin clle Wilkin, Dorothy Hayle, Vida WCAP—WASHINGTON—160 ’ is City : A iTiet SEhall vealt Milholland, Ruth Montgomery, | dio program “Qf, I)n‘teze"( to This City S ,‘\r‘ ‘\f:( : —"A Story of Fi talk.| Phyllis Kraet llist. Juirks of Nature,” P. ot of Water- Jinoft," 2 (mid.) Hour Ry o rfiteemen Theater orc under p. s Al 1 ion of J. Fred T ! - opera, WEAF Grand 1 been bi recital Dage- | el Jamison,| Opera company Hesliies Capitol theater. | WBAL—BALTIMORE—216 - s profess to see, in Singing orchestra under 30—Dinner o ra ‘ on of either Trookhart 8:30—WBAI Cir or ¢ opportunity to put F. L Adams orts; m 9—Organ re WBAL Male quartet 10-—WBAL Trio. KDKA—PITTSBURGH—309 per- WNAC—BOSTON—280 6 Krazy Kat Kiddies Klub 8k % Arnold B. Little, Whistli e L [ Sam Blum and hi b fe n, Gr i I z SV gorio Scalzo, conductor of the or BTN ey $—Metropoli T:15—Basel s \ . « > 2 S - e ews ang mar Chewing Gum Products ks eperion Total Over 47 Million vwnhurst, Concer W ton e 7 (A—Gum grand or Slarioos Ti nd w T chew in the United States are str Vocal Minnie WOAE—PITTSBURGH—161 | nd Carl Moor - 0:4 i o1 1 WEEI—BOSTON—310 a hich RS RHE S WBBR—STATEN ISLAND—27 WRCA—RICHMOND—2; e no. 3 *hildren's Hour, by your : & 2 §:2 ter, cport, baseball scores - g S B 5 truction. 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WTIC—HARTFORD— 8 S dren's . period, = “Moth s O ¢ {he WEAF chain |1 . the Children's Ent b ¢ ¢ best bets in this v sfe Lillian Taft. . : B i « nd of course the ever popu r progra Moe BI 1 German le g Chalfont Bis r and WBZ were both doing R e Lester Place, R —Madrigal Mixed qua e WEZigere Bothicolns Yeoman of Guards (Sullivan . plano duets. WPG—ATLANTIC CITY—300 % b. Spanish Serenade (Friml); §—Jan Munkacsy, violinist. 6:30- s flashes; score P e Orientale (cui); d. Pastel Minuet | $:15—Baseba 2 5 an recital EROOT ST s (Parad e. Serenata (Mario- | $:20—Jan Mun Mortor nusi good ty an 2 1 ns Parole | §:85 nas Hackett, ba 7 Talk by Arthor Eldred \ Bay . (Song without words) Tschatkow- | 8 dress by Chief J al Sabt 1 sky); &. Popular Period. | ~A. Schmuck e Sachs 7:30 — Announcements, Baseball option of Most Rev. George rt orchestra. Lo scores, news items, police and | eakers and frolic. 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