New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1926, Page 20

Gang Roy Harris. | DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME —R T accordion THURSDAY. I WTIC—HARTFORD—476 1 3 and His 7:30—News items, bascball William C. P farm news digest ar WMCA—NEW YOF Novelty ~Employment opj o Be in t O1a Jut o and ¥ Moth oyd Stonema len's orch Hai ine); 1 -to Melody ster Male Qi Morning Owl (Isaacs) dy Makers (Tobins); b (Bibo); c. (Coon). Bass Solo Jarle Johns Melody Make Gertie (Aver); estra WRNY—NEW YORK—375 \ r repor Sport r —Commercial Digest Circle rin, pianist s Roosevelt orch radio questions rg, violinist Revel The Quartet — Star Eyes (Bald- win). WBZ—SPRINGFIELD—333 6:55—Boston markets, 7—Kimball Trio 7:30—Baseball results 7:33—Lenox ensemble 8:30—U. S. Marine band 30—Mina Del Castillo, pianist 10—Corienne Wagoner, violinist 10:30—Fireside Boys. 11—Weather reports WNAC—BOSTON—430 6—The Smilers. 6:30—Dance music 7:45—The golf question box 5—Victor's band 9:15—Dok Eisenbourg and his Sin- fontans 10:05—Dance music WEEI—BOSTON 6—Events of the day; scores 8—The Serenaders §:30—Orchestral 9—Clicquot Club Eskimos 10—Stlvertown Cord orchestra WCSH—PORTL! 6—Ampico recordi 7—Stocks, grain market, weather :13—Lost and found etti Ensemble's Hour of izetti si WBNY—NEW YORK—: a Welsh, songs, 5—Vincent Moore and Ros 2 Fish- Sddie Woods, songs 2 Fosdick Gray e Davis, composer s, tenor man, tenor Al Alcano orchestpa —Amateur night WN W YORK—527 soprano. arket high spots seping Fit,” by Joe —Police alarms Timely Health Hints, irley Wynne eball results y¥'s band 9 baseball rthur Wechsler, piano Police cast WHN—NEW YORK—301 injor Order Night —Eddie Gillls, baritone 7:45—Axel Austin, composer §—Devah Ha prano 8:15—Rev. B: $:30—Loew's and > mid.—Cotton club orches alarms and weather 7:50—O0llovyer Optics 10—sSilvertown Cord orchestra WTAG—WORCESTER—515 3 40—Black and White orch :40—Baseball scores. :30—Road bulletins :45—"Off the Beaten Path.” 55—Daily bulletin o WIAR—PROVIDENCE—306 15—Baseball scores oD 20—Automobile talk fusical program kimos 10—Silvertown Cord orch —NEW YORK—192 §—Dinner music from the Waldor storia 5—Baseball scores Mid-week Hymn Sing 7:30—Meyer Davis' orches §—The Serenaders 8:30—Orchestral concert with Del- phine March, mezzo-soprano solo- ist a—Clicquot Club Eskimos jlvertown Cord orchestra W ture 11:30- tra WLWIL—NEW YORK—! Question box Ninore Instrumental Trio Charles Schuyler, tenor 10:10—Compinsky Brothers' cor WBBR—NEW YORK—417 WRST— illy Mahlan, bar WGCP—NEWAR ilendale orche hard Gunni ritone 10 Serenaders EWARK—105 s Jacobs Bill Wathey Madison Jr orting news of the silent drama Buffalo" cast Marine band Typewriter Salon orch Fireside WFBH—NEW YORK—273 wuto tours concert Jacques \—Oreste's orc Boys Vanderbilt orchestra ur Pryor’s band lio ¥ Wright wateau Baltusroi orche WAAM—NEWARK— H orek Shall We Spe prano William 3 $:30—Hel vo Milton S t n 115 Tavern or Novelty T Castillian orchestra Arcola orchestra 3 \\\\yf-llv\l \ \"“""---"' WNJ—NEWARK pianist inist nd Our “red Hartley, Jr injo Trio Gus 45—Ha WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 Official weather for 45—WGDS & 50 ‘History o T gy THNIfe BY LOUIE S.JONES 0 Jean W WEIT—PHILADELPHIA— TUWI TUrIL . s | WFI—PHILADELPHIA—595 15—A ¢ tra I WOAU—PHILADELPHIA—2T8 (13 4 g T pays to look ahea T of your home protecti ¢ . i to gram future. _ There's a grea . information that we that will help. Talk fo u 1 Organ recital WHAR—ATLANTIC CITY— 45—-"Horticultural Que Scaside Trio 9-—S8tudio concert 11—Follies dance orchestra WHAT—ROCHESTER~-278 tion o~ A, T2 *Japg_\\" COURY ST. R D, ead and Everlss, piano | an organ. a1l scores. ket report Winkler, piano re- —Marine band of Washington Hour is Jones 30—Royal 0—Tran The Har -Organ recital by Stephen E. air WMAK—BUFFALO—266 Daily T violin recital mony Twins ws items KDKA—PITTSBURGH—309 Dinner concert program Kountz's Farm Richard signals and ather T —Market and financial re William Penn orchestra, —Daily sport review Sile PITTSBURGH—161 iew 300k Tevi udio recital. kimos —The Silvertown Cord or WBAL—BALTIMORE—! andm Circle Dinner orchestra. 3—Trio WRC—WASHINGTON—169 ~Baseball scores he Voice of the Silent Drama —U. 8. Marine band 10—The Royal Salon orchestra 10:30—The ide Boys 11—Meyer Davis' Swanee Syncopa tors The best radio night in There was no fanfare hullabaloo, nothirg. hered in with no own to a table a slight, or g of static, isfaction in the \mount to much, we our personal it hat erday because of ¥ ger and better than e r. was confined to our own and it wa 1ouldn’t have ty same spoke back bi But. that little localit not present, o we guess, been, in other parts of the ago, for could do to get f it ipon blanketing WMCA, It e cared ¢ through so ht we'd have tubes. All air and n'tog other stations, in- cluding Cleveland, loud in proportion, or rather. of proportion. It most satisfactory evenings met with in hat buzz ttawa, came loomin' loud we tho: o take out or w of t Chicago in were all o was one a long while. 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