New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1926, Page 6

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Refrain Dance (Kreisler) ; (Granados-Kreisler) ; Liebestreud (Kreisler) . 8:30— Colt Park dance orchestra. 9:30—A Popular Period with the Laubscher Family Park City Har- | monizers | a. Gypsy Love Song (Harry B Smith); b. Oh Say Can I See You Tonight (He Cremer); Fhe | Municipal L t Divide [1'-4”);‘ Muriel Laubscher. Let Me CaH You Sweetheart Friedman); Al Laubsches, Jr., and quartet Sometime, Al Taubscher, Muriel Laubscher. T'll Hop, Skip and Jump B Mammy's Arms (Harry I Al Laubscher and I in Yedediah (H. S son); Laubscher I Harmoniz Jr. mily Thomp= amily Park City 8 r, Jr. | Prisoner (Massy): b Recitgtion (Awerback); Al Laub-| scher ‘and Famil You're in Wrong with the Baby (Spencer Willlams); Laubscher Sir That's My er Family. 10—To be annou —Soprano a (Silent \The World Right Muriel | Baby (Kahn); Vol Che| ending) (Mo-| g that Fills|g Sapnte zart); b My Sunst (Ball) EVENING PICK. CONCERTS, WTIC, Hartfor 6:30—Hotel alk, T. R. Weyant. oadway Association talk Whiteman's Plccadilly personator. —1 30—Police alarms; Paul —Sport rays. S. Breck, dulcetone recital. 8:30—Donald Baker, organ recital. Mabelanna Corby pr rico Aresoni, tenor. ) 1g Groundhog e Herman, violinist 8—Seaside Trio. WGY—SCHE Stock reports, res nday school lesson. VECTADY—380 news {tems 6:10—Events Indian { 9—L. rom t ini); Mildre com Period € ms and weather report. WIAR—PROVIDENCE—306 0—I 1 scores Mer- ket reports. Boston enox ensemble 1L results. [Springfield Hotel Kimbal) trio. stwom Family band Stearns, tenor. S Ho eslic oring- rom Family band Walker C erlain, baritone; John Grub and accom- panist. Hotel Brunswick orchestra ther reports; missing per- baseball results. Springfield. WIAG—WORCESTER—268 m pianist —We sons Boud trio in France and Bel- ) WGBS, New York, 6 rise Trail band. WJZ, New York, 7:05—George Olsen’s Pennsylvania Roof 30—Sun- orchestra WHAP, New York, 8:15—The Tollefsen Trio, chamber musie. WBZ, Springfield, 9:30—Ruth- strom Family band. WTIC Hartford, 9:30—Laub- scher Park City Harmonizers. WJZ, New York, 10—Westmin- ster Mixed quartet, THEATRICA Schenectady, 8:15—Com- by the WGY 10— } WIBX Players. WAHG, Richmond Hill, An Hour of Humor. WHN, New York, 9:30—Coney Island Stadium bouts WRNY, New York, 10:15—Barn dance, “Novelty Night'” fea- Peter rling Ramble#s "winkle Twinkle Story Program to be Teller. announced. unced. glo-Persians WEEI—BOSION—347 Stock market and Keith’s Radio iew of the Day and base- -Whiting's men. 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