New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1926, Page 28

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1926. @ONTHEAIR FRIDAY. Eastern Standard Time. Note—Asterisks ( *) Indleate Pic of the Prog WTIC—HARTFORD—476 Skinny and His Gang.” 6:20—News. ion from Fishers” (Bizet); ganes (Nachez (Herbert) 7—Radio Farm Agricultura ing in Connecticut, (Scharwen Words (Sain (Jensen): d ftrom). Laura anist WTIC. 7:30—Organ recital Basket Weaver (Russell lude du Deluge (Saint-Saens Sunset Melody (Vincent) Grand from (Verdl); e of Su yanny Doy A. Nelson orj st ®§—Artisans. ®9—The Rhythmic Paraj group of familiar classi in dance form: a Intermezzo from “Caval ticana”; c. Rustle of Spring; Blue Dan . Love's Greeting; f. Largo Symphony Then You'll Remember Bcenes That Are Brightest gels Serenade. 11 — Dance pieces from the newer | musical pla | 10—Emil Heimberger's Hotel Bond dance orchestra. News. WCAC—STORRS—275 1-9—S8ame as WTIC. WDAC—NEW HAVE T—Christmas program for the kid- dies. | 7:30—Two Christmas stories by Miss hel Whiting. 19 —Short talk on Christm to be broadcast from versity Dec. 13 and Dec. 1 8—Studio program to be ar: ‘WICC—BRIDGEPORT: 7—Radio orchestra. 0—A message from Santa Claus, To be announced. ntertainers. Silver Edge Sextette. 9—Hour of Music. WBZ—SPRINGFIELD—333 —Hotel Lenox ensemble. z orch. 10 i et repor Sanborn'’s orches s—"Preludinoff,” pianist. 8:15—Leopold Podder, 3etty Podolsky, 3 al pr nanzoc . Irenc trumpeter; 11:03— 's orc! a. WTAG—WORCESTER—515 ; lost and 6:20—Santa Claus talk; news. 6:45—Big Brother club. 7:30—Mausicale. 8—Dance orchestra. 0—Same as WEAF. 9—Girls' quintet. 9:30—Same as WEAF. 10:30—Talk. WNAC—BOSTON—130 6—Krazy Kat Kiddies Klub. 6:30—Dinner dance. 7:36—One Minute talk. 7:38—Dance music, Hunters orchestra. ¥—The Trumpefers. 8:30—"“Mr.” and “Mrs.” Radlo Skit. 9—Concert program. 0—Radio Red H The Melody Mas WCSH—POR —Farm school Cabin ads, assisted by WLSI—PROVIDEN( €:30—Port Arthur orche 7:45—Talk on “Mouth Hygiene.” §—Radio dire 9—Arcadia ce or WEAF—NEW YORK—192 8—String ¢ 5:30—Dance estra Orches| String 11-12—Dance ense or 30—Popular songs. String ¢ Popu :80—Violin; piano; songs. t orchestra r songs -11—Studio orchestra; son D: :15—Long 4 9:55—Time signals. Breck, duo. | and Mrs. Newlywed; piano 10:35—Mr. PHILADELPHIA—508 Weather. )5—Dinner music. Live stock and market reports | T—Bedtime story and roll-call. WCAU—PHILADELPHIA—278 Instrumental trio. tertainers. reater vaudeville, -Dance orchestra. Popular son Dance orchestra. .30 WMCA—NEW Y( Dr. Leo Trich, t: . J. Gold, baritone. | 7-8—Dinne —Musicale. WLIT—PHILADELPHIA—393 -Concert orchestra, 30—Artist recital. Artist re 3 —Dance music; songs. 11—Masterpicce hour. poems. WOO—PHILADELPHIA—508 | W YORK—316 talk. | ; forecast. | J0—Dance music. WFI—PHILADELPHIA—393 Z 6:30—Dance music; stories. ' YORK—375 ; weather. Gratten, violin. 0—Sandman's Si: Popular song: Frank Burns, harmonica Sarah’s Young Man.” 0—Dance orchestra WAAM—NEWARK—2063 6—Hope orchestra. Airitorial; orchestra k; music. A. concert songs; : Puzzl Lou Hayes. 1an, violin. Nov 3 BNY—NEW YORK. 3 ; songs. W »—Dramalo 10—Studio rec WHAR—. ture —Dance orchestra. §—Seaside i Schuster, harmony. LANTIC CITY—300 n recital. —Dinner music. 5 oncert. t. —Organ recital. :20—Orehestra, WGY—SCHE §—Stock repor | 6:20—Farm new period. 30—William 45—T: —Artist recital , songs. —Bicycle sprints. | 1 —Popular song | ECTADY 380 news. hool lesson. Sund Dinner mus —Health talk. —Violin solos. udy, on. ‘Tchaikowsky."” | 9—Orchestra; artist ¢ Hoyle, Earl Made Some Mar- or. k, Violet W rtet. W YORK violin; | | WHAM—ROCHE 5—T Major M. B. O'Neil. WG PORT—365 s digest; ame WG > quart | o | WGR—BU 3 | N | | —Gondolier —Weather. val® Militla orchestra. ther; dance mus KDKA—PITTSBURGH—309 —Dinner concert. ews and market perlod with | reports on all important livestock, \in, wool, cotton and produce kets. es O'Congor, ukulele man Hennefeld, piano Jddie Woods, songs. Dance orchestra WBBR—NEW YORK—116 trio. ma soprano. im signals and weather violin er concert; sports. alks. 1dio recital. Program from WEAF. Dance music, AM—CLEVELAND—389 k Horwitz Collegian Serenad- quartet nta Claus talks. orches N. L. 10:30- Wi Hoopingar- songs. recital; Arthur McCor- | alk. , mandolih. 7:30—Studio program. FREE EISEMANN All Freed-Eisemann sets can be run from house current with Freed-Eisemann A, B and C power units O-'y in the Freed-Eisemann will you find ali these featares at such remark- ably low eost:— Single control. Shield- inz irom ou! ‘de interference. Three stacos of radio frequency. A circuit based on the Latour inventions. 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