New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1926, Page 16

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Springfleld WNAC—BOSTON—130 | §—Krazy Kat Kiddies Klub. | 0—Shepard Colonial dinner dance 55—Talk. 7:20—Talk. 7:36—Interview with Kingsland. | ‘Whittridge ang. | cadcast from Metropolitan George ecater organ WEEI—BOSTON—319 Stock market a and found. lay and 55— TLost G—Eyents of scores. §:10—Announcems 6:45—Big Brither the 30—Musicale. m New York Political talk WORCESTER—3 WSCH—PORTLAND, Me.—256 Concert. ildren's period. TRIIN TORICS BY LOUIE S.JONES (WELLLYOU WouLD ) NoTr LISTEN YOU ARE HERBY | SUMMONED to appear before the bar of your own THOUGHTEUL JUDG- MENT and explain why you have! not taken auto If you are out insurance.| you are not go- Ing to have an accident or have your car stolen YOU DON'T NEED INSURANCE! Talk o yourself about ft. PHONE 14/ LOULE § JONES AGENCY s y COURT. ST. sure NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1926. 5—News, racing and baseb: 5:10—Cora :45 WEAF—NEW YORK—19 ntz's Midtown Ho EVENING PICK. CONCERTS. 1l results; news. —Orchestra WHN—NEW YORK—361 Armstrong, ames Flood, planist. acing and Swanee entertain- orage Batteries,” by H. B. seland dance orchestra. Symphony orchestra | Gre —Cotton club orch Sacred program. 30—Marion Kener, violinist Air Question- | y1 Huse, tenor. vlvan String Trio. 1es Hyndman rmaged- | and Anti-Chris | 5—Listeners variety am, WHAP Men's bari- | tuth’ Montgomery, soprano; ; f Jamison, tenor WMCA—NEW YORK Jicott Vail's s en tp Marcella Geon enser Spross dramatic s Tow Harold Loomis' dance Theatrical unit WLWIL—NEW YORK G orch. 258 Florine 1 Margaret John Marshall 1 na Stoll, contr WAYC—NEW YORK—526 and we WENY—NEW YORK—322 aris orchest ALISADES—361 Willlams and T : C. A. ABETZ Tudith Roth mezzo-so- | van | ¥ Polan Banks | ¥ A’ ist 1 Harvey, harmony | WAHG—RICHMOND HILL—316 30—Walter To pianist from the i Midnight variety program WOR—NEWARK—105 National amateur If matc plon- Bill W News a1 . 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