New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1927, Page 24

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KOA—Denver. wn Palace orch KTHS—IHot Springs—37. ifotel orchest WCCO—Minneapolis—116 1ocrat of Din y Beouts room WO FL—Chicago—492 I"ederation of Labor §-—Rrevoort concert trio 4—Popular entertainers (4 hours) High spots —Tenor 610 NEW RRITAI DAILY HERALD. 5 Ske Organ recita WDAF—Kansas City—366 School of the popu concert, pera solofsts ‘Reorgani Musical 3 m 'n Henry Bible I—Little Symphor S —Christenson’s orchestra Whistler, popular 50159 10:30—Philbre orches WIBO—Chicago—2 Valentino orchestra, Brothers 7:30—Bernice Lawrence C 8:30—Lyrlc tenor 11—Chicago Light Oper “The Morning of the Cadman |12-—Valentino orchestra, entertaln ers, Benson's Troubadovurs WJJD—Chicago—370 6:45—Organ, Symphony Players §—Mooscheart children 2—Victorians, songs WJIR—Detroit—>m17 —Goodwill trio, WIR voc Kelly-Springfield danc —Murphy Serenaders Ozmun, contralto J tenor troups orchestri )—"The Merry Old Chfef” and Tribe WLIB—Chicago—303 {12—Organ, Meeker's orche “Waltz Time WLS—Chicago—345 0—Sports, Scrap Book, May June Supertone Serenaders -A tate Iour 10--Male chorus 10: nging Be strels Popular pro; Sherman's orcl June WLW—Cincinnati—2 7 Hotel Gibson or 30—Farm talk :40—Hotel Gibson orch 10—The Heerman trio 0:45 I a (GGrosse, orzanist tonia Melody Boys 1AQ—Chilcago—117 e Ago the ) 'he Story Lady n's cluly service apman’s orchestra The in i | Detroit Institute of Art trio pular progra: o hours WOSs—Jefferson Clty—i41 “Market hour Central Wesleyan college ral college or WRVA—RIichmond—: End M. 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