New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1926, Page 20

WEDNESDAY. Tastern Standard Time. Note—Asterisks ( *) Indicate Pick of the Programs. WTIC—HARTFORD—176 Bilent night WCAC—STORRS—275 B. Crandall rket report WICC—BRIDGEPORT 285 8—Dance orchestra. 8:30—From WEAF. 01—To be announced —Genery Stevens. -From WEAF. ' EEI—BOSTON—349 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1926. 9—Trio. 9:15—Panline Kittner, soprano. 9:30—McGrath and Donnelly, songs. 9:45—Lilllan ore, songs. 10—Dance mu: WV YORK—273 ;—Women's hour. | 6:10—Dudley Wilkinson, songs. —Tal )—Dance music. | 7—Joset Geiger, readings | 7:15—Theater concert. le; A. Rosen, baritone; L. soprano. lost and found. | ! §:45—Big Brother club, 30—Playlet. J. Howarth, violin - Krazy Kat Kiddies Klub. 0—Di — Music Geo 3—Copley Plaz —Radio Nature L 8—Organ recital club by William of the ic club. B0—Weather reports sons. #0:03—Continuation of Christmas PR ¥ WTAG—WOROCESTER—545 Sage-Allen & Co. 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Christmas program, on of Churct s—Playlette, * Players. —Concert orchestra, liam F. Dodge. 9:15—Whozit solution suggestions. WIAR—PROVIDENCE—185 7:30—U. 8. Army band —Frederick Wile. Concert. xophone ol ¢ Manager,” WNA! 9 direction Wi missing per- > services. Army band itical Situation,” Pol Fred Wile. Concert, Carl Rollins, 30—Saxophone octet. nsemble and banjos. 0—DMusicale. —~Popular songs. 0—Opera, “Rip Van | 11:30—Dance or: bariton 5:30—Market quotations. —Financial summary. 40—Cotton quotations. 50—T'arm market reports. 7—Emil Fuchs. | 7:10—Concert orchestra. | 8—Medley and oldtime favorites | 8:30—Orchestra and instrumental fsts. Orchestra and soloists. 0:30—Danc; stra. WGBS—NEW YORK le Geebee. Entertainers. . Jac! ) s, Ma’'m, Sir.” Keden on the Keys. k. Tme. Georgette, | Harmony. Kathryn Connel ~Harold Mann ads, rano, 0—Boxing eve | Home party |10:45—Dance orchestra. | WHN—NEW YORK—301 s WS; SpOrt events Burkes and Le orge Ozello Elizabeth Kno ohen and Itos piano. —Jack Davis, baritone ~Concert program songs. violin Annette Chaimowitz ance orchestra 8—Dance orchestra Bruce Savereid, guitar. | 8:55—Kdward Dufty, baritone , tenor. Dance orch 3 WNYC—NEW YORK. 10—Herman Neuman, f 6:20—Market high spots, 30—Spanish lesso Spanish lessons olice alarms Talk by Winter Piano twins. Julius Held, violinist :30—Appreciation of music course; M. Malkin; Jos. Malkin, violin; G | Imporato, viola 19:50—John Morehead, basso. 10—"Everyday English.” {10:2 »hn Moreh 10:30—Police alarms; WBNY—NEW YORK Ruby McDonald, lir Rev, James M. ( Wendell Hart, tenor 5—Harry Mohr, cellist 10:15—Rosalle Wolf, soprano 10:45—Ensemble WRNY—NEW YORK—3 Sport Rays; financial digest —Blanche Fink, soprano, 0—Concert orchestra, Studio program Isaacson concert ~Leo Linder, violinist —Georgette Nyriele —Christmas greet rtet; solc ~Maria Tiszt, 1 $5—Edith Hu —Quartet. 15—Donna Russell, soprano WMCA—NEW YOKK—311 30—Orchestra Chat; Radio Fran o WHAP—NEW YORK 1 prog Mary Pinr iners 131 m orga k, Vi ~“Music ¢ WQAO—NEW ~NEW a M b YORK—3 YORK—322 WEBQ—NEW YORK—285 §—Williatm Sidney, talks. ner dance, Lido Venice or- Federa- | and soprano WIRC—BROOKLY 8—Orchestra. [rio. 10—Dance orch WABC—RICHMOND HILL—316 30—Conservation Laws. bl Mail, soprano. ifteen Feet of ille sketch. Jonas Lie, artist. ude Warford and four sing- (o} 1- Harmon ers WGBB—FREEPORT—241 Bros., tenor and pianist. ance music. 15—Piano group. ank Burns, harmonica. 15—Hazel Rice, contralto. —Adam Mill , soprano, 10—Dance orchestr WRST—BAY SHORE—216 eater orch WAAT—JERSEY CITY—235 j—Orches 7—Yu §—n ra tide program on Booth program. -Little Theater Concert. Dance orchestra ~-Orchesira. WOR—NEWARK—105 music. WNI—NEWARK—350 Dance orch Talk, June Banjo trio. Hamar, tenor Trio. 11—Dance orchestra —NIWARR—25! anta, Cl sic studio program , soprano. tor Garzik, violin ars Fund program 1 McBride, tenor WAAM—NEWARK— itarial Bill McWalters, Dance orchestra WODA—PATERSON—391 Music -News; Spor songs lovers' ~Orchestr 11—Dance orchestra WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 10—Dinner music, )—Alee M Roll cal songs list; songs. 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WCAU—PHILADELPHIA—278 | 7:30—Male quartet. | 8—Concert orchestra. 8:15—Talk. | 0—Chadwin and Kiein, planists. s lexander Skibinsky, violin, 9:30—Charles Borrelli, songs. 5—Frank Cook, songs. 10—Orchestra. 11—Cheer-Ups. ‘WOO—PHILADELPHIA—508 5—Grand organ; carol singing. 0—Orchestra. :10—Address. 8:30—Excerpts Christmas.” 9:25—Theater orchestra. 11—Dance music. i | WGY—SCHENECTADY—380 ‘ | | 9—Orchestra. 12—Popular program. WSAI—CINCINNATI—320 15—Chime concert 8 me as WEAF. 3—Studio recital. 30-10:30-—Same as WEAF. | 10:30—Dance orchestr: WLW—CINCINNATI—122 | 5—Christmas carols. 16:50—(‘1\11 message, weather fore- | cast, market reports, tobacco re- | ports. { T—Robert Visconti's orchestra. and the Farmers.” of | 7:40—Robert Visconti’s orchestra. | #10—The Heerman Trio. 10:40—"Pink of Programs" under the direction of Freda Sanker. 11—Johanna Gro: staff organist, in diversified prog ., with artists WLIB—CHICAGO—303 3—Dinner music. | 1—Or ra. WIBO—CHICAGO—220 9—Dinner concert. WBBM—CHICAGO—226 9-11—Orchestra; soloists. 1-3—DMusic; songs. KYW—CHICAGO—536 Bedtime story; dinner mu from “Story 6—Stock reports; news. 0—Talk. 6:45—Agricultural program. 7:30—From WHAM. 10—Musical program. WGR—BUFFALO—319 7 6:30—Two-piano recital axophone band. 9—Jointly with WEAF. 3 Drchestra. WMAK—BUFFALO—365 Agricultural program. ater program. udio program. ical music. Dance music. Wea time signals. M—ROCHESTER—278 WGN—CHICAGO—303 WGY agricultural program. —Program from WGY. Rochester Opera Company. —None-Such Honr. KDKA—PITTSBURGH—309 —Dinner concert —Report on all important live- he Pepper ¥ stock ol, cotton and| WOK—CHICAGO—: prod markets; news period. | 6—Concert. 5 ty of Pittsburgh ad- 9-3—Musicale 8—Conce hern club of WMAQ—C P by the ittsburgh weather s and y and June, songs. —Duets. 40—Artist recital. me as WEAT, hristmas carols. WWJ—DETROIT—353 Dinner concert e orche 5 as WEAF. | IP—DETROIT—2 concert from Merlc 0—Choir reci 10:30—Orchest songs. 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