New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1927, Page 16

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T| phony” is one of finest works, most popular of phoni 1t is melodious, swinging rhythm. bers on this well chosen, fine opportu ation gar) Capitol for th er Dawley. Ol pram Wa this prograr Jolks at Home old tin it very 32, Sprin i * L P . 4 ok '} i S and probabl Anotlier good ndante Cant ifth S: Tschaikowsky's all his s (Huerter); =e0) Folks at Home" 4 Timers' Pro. sicld—333 —288 Tell” (Ros- |, b 3 8:30 9—C A §—J T0—=WPAP, Palisadec—] 620—WJAR—Providen as WOR fe's orchest hestra | 700—WMAF—So. Dartmouth—42§ orf-Astoria orch. 1, planos Rolfe's orchestra 660—WJIZ—354 soloist, from ms' Studio program 860—WGBS—319 , violinist f and Di om Radio ‘Dogdon WGE wrles Hopton —Grand Opera r “lifford Chea heria,” ( arden’ 1 hour al hits n tangoes 1tzes Jadors ohn J. McGrath, tenor 1 Katz, violinist from Ridgewood Grov 1l melange IeGluke J—WPCH—309 Eastern Stations TIO—=WOR. 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