New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1927, Page 16

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Progra alau Trio Positions ad news 4 found Dorothy Hoyla, vioiint Marvin Husa speaker an string trio S 13 1:15—K. of C O | §—Trene Li 11:30—Daye 250—WGBS—318 an string trio Brezeaux. ten 780—WLWL—384 Ryan, harpist Should 1 y Lynskey ¢ en Letter to Gov, Moral” n Horn, te Question Box' {12 t crchestra 880—\WMCA—311 lidren's etori Harold Normanton, Kongs s 3 1's orchestra Talk; orchestra | T:30—Meister Gypsis: Christian Science lecture vish hour of music MeAlpin news {entucky orchestra rtainers ns orchestra i stra and {11 7:30—0rgan —~WBAL ¢ sy Boys, harnio | Lokke, violinist k Davls, baritone ion radio period pals ry Hock, songs 11 { 11—Danece orchest 1100—=WPCH—233 1s; Lour rt School chestra ind Ladies' trio Brennan and Shaw, X man, t 990—WMSG—303 —Brennan and . vocal ha mony a Marr, contralte sports ‘ Belle Brooks, contraits Medical Center talk Wright and Wronz. ha ances Halliday, soprano n and Davis, mstrumental | ima Kaufman, sop nneth Remer, ‘\(: y orchestra llivan Radlo Pals Same as WPCH Marguerita Austin in, violinist 1 Eastern Stations (—WBR. s‘-_;n-mklyn—:m 1l nd I Horn TI—WOR—Newarh—105 T:45-—Book |1—va Bros. 8:45—Childre 4—Studio program |10—Spanish Serenade NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD. 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