New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1927, Page 18

WEDNESDAY. Eastern Standard Time, Note—Asterisks ( New England Stations 630—WTIC—Hartford—4i76 900—WBZ—Springfickd— —WNAC—Boston—130 Kiddies Klub i stra oprano k W onomic K. of € 1100—W —Women's h no; talk Brosky, pianist tra 29—Dolores Goerd 60— WE soprano Bob and little Wa tudio program —Hour of music ounced 3 pl —Wall Eastern Stations Brooklyn—210 I 1250—WTRC 8—Ramblers 00— WLSI—Providence—ddt | Sy i 8:45—Berg My 9—Musicale Biltmore hotel orchestra 620—WJAR—Providence—185 —Dance music U. S. Amy band me as WEAI fale quartet zccordion | 761—WBRS—Brooklyn—391 7—Orch | $—Songs 9—Theater hour 10—Songs i clody Twins 1160—WWRL—W00dside—230 8§—Orch | $:45—Soprano \ork stations 10—WEAF—192 Moore nd Mingolia faxophone octet; vio orchestra DW M—Ncwark—250 dinner music Gallagher, pianis: 0—WJZ—154 arket quotations —Financial 8 Cotton quo Farm market reports a and Bill Mite o be announced solos | | violin, irns and stars 7:15—0rehes —Viola ritone soprano 1390—WRST—Bayshore—216 1 hour chestra N30—WQAC SRO—WMOA—331 1190—WGOP—Newirh— 9—Plar 9:16—Vocal duo 4:45—Violinist 10:30- 1—Danc "hiladelphl Dinner music Alec Marr, song 4:15—Songs 201l call; violin s0lo 8 49—Singing 1080—WCAU—Philadelphia—278 $:50—Tindaro Cicero, tenor :15—Orchestia musie 1100—WEBRJ—: —Address ¢ NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1927. SR2Z—WORT—Rochester—340 adi ceting 0—KDh A\—Pittshurgh—309 — W MBS—Harrishurz—i360 hair Hour 1o Southern Stations 610— WRC—Washinglon—169 rehestra from WEAT Army band Andonegui, violi 0—WHAS—Loudsville—100 recital; 7T00—WSB—Atanta—! Artist rec ) 8 H—WFHH—Clearwater—; Dinner 1 ; talk —Concert; danc 750—1"WX—Havana—3400 )} conzert he —Mexico City—410 Western Stations 00—\ l.\\l~lr leveland—i3sg Studio reci me a3z W cipal conee 0—Studio recital music 550—W WJ—Detroit—: per music 10—WELW—Cincinnati—122 ring trio Johanna Grosse, organ CHICAGO ON THE AIR TONIGHT 1070—KMOX—St. Lonis—2 Studio musicals 0—WOC—Davenport—i84 15 WEAT —Minneapolis—116 We will Supply Aurants frying Downytluke —Dance music 1 recital 0—WDAF—Kansas City—366 the Afr omy tal Class $30—KGO—Oakland—361 hony of stra up a good book heard of it. We the last rogram, W n't get nimber, It's a The 1 off in & rather usual evenin start manne, expe itions, f the ordina Edward a pre- Springtie way through . We've never McE from and pract in fair. But non t the semi-loc: sout o o THE NIGHT W AWEUL! Body of i3m l,';ncarthed By Brooklyn Excavators The neane, rema «en buried more Detectives d missing < this thing here an Italtan stair- of money any Tta by human cortain that Down golden b fliky and o ik that cach bi into “nothingne 1 hoth in and for Doughnuts, wway [ 282 MAIN ST. (Next to Commercial Trust Co.) | Sprinz Water o, OPPOSITION FOR ' RADIO NOMINEES Hand-Picked and Controle, 15 Objection Raised (UP)—still al radio co Mo, some Lathor of is e READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Caldwell, of A. 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