New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1927, Page 20

P - NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEl'.wMBER 27, 1927. TUESDAY, Fastern Standard Time. 8 - Motor Piy FIVE GOOD BETS. Home A Commer- ght; WNAC R Waters | 8:30—The WNAC P WEB, Spr he Conti- 1 his orch 24 his orch alca; WTAM, C© | 670—WEEI—Boston—118 Gardens ¢ e New England Stations S00-—WTIC, Hartford—536 [ Joe Rines and his )0—W MAF—So. Dartmouth—42 3 & WOR JAR—Providence—181 ore! or (Mosz Sis T No. 2 < SO00—WLSI, Providence—375 Brc t Dick” Harrington and Mever-Davis orchestra New York Stations By Side Last Waltz Wit Rollo Round d Whitcomb Tour Ee E tenor, and Ar saritone; Laura C. |-.4 Italian lessons Police alirms, tide, ferry Roth, entertalner ks ritona sh," Dr man’s sport h Dorn N 1to rl Song (Amy Jacquard's Loom,” Dr. Vize Woodtore- Bell Trio—=So; Korsakori) The Belles—Chir n) | India (Rineky- | baritone ent Maurice La Vove Facts ut our go Police he Moon; The |y A WEAF g Artists who will b in the ;.5 ranks this evening are: The Ponce sisters, Frank Baita, Billy Day, | and Biviano, violin and accordion Elsa Gray, Peter Harrowen and Dorothy Hemer Harmon: Tom Masson 1y, “Poets o and T S tford I"our Worthy orchestra WDRC, New Haven— 1 news 268 Baseball scores j5—Market quots o cial summary Cotton quotationes icultural reports all scores —Pleasur tudio program P T0—We 00— WB: 6:10—M ure orc (Springhield) (Springticid) T60—WHN—305 0 1 Will Oakl s Cl i1 Ens B s he Mer S s ) | S10—WMCA—] A (K r-Ja- | York | | ‘ \ rs S60—WGRS—310 | son, (¢ 1 5 970—WRNY —308 ore 1 i1 ] i a ( ) H20—W BOQ—326 Bosto ( 9T0—W I H—30 T010—W T AG—Worce-tor—288 Baseball . her i )—\WBNY—230 Correot # B! 11 j—Daily news WOSH, Portland—3561 Strand theater 450—WNAC, Boston—: ( ' Eastern Stations | | TI—WOR, New 45 songs IE I I results ' ensemble Brothers EOngs club wark—280 natic socicty Rays of Ra Uku gy Gilroy | $—New Venice orchestra WDWM—Asbury Park—361 (—Collegians Rerkeley Carteret ensemble 1io program 3 F a Girt orchestra 710—WFL Philadelphia—105 4:30—Ernie Holst's orchestra S—Great Moments in Hi VEAF 90—WIP—Philadciphia—508 —Dinner music 15—Dcpt. of Agriculture T—Roll call; b ; list Margaret Blessing, readings | 8:20—Chris W. tenor | 1 by art lizabeth sts Vander Beek, so- prano 05—kEmo's “Movie"” Broadcast Nat Lanin's orchest —W00, Philadelphia 30-—WOO Trio 10—WLIT, Philadelphin—105 i Arcadia concert orchestra | 1100—WHAR, Atlantic City—273 dlimpses Thru the Stag Atlantic City—278 | 1100—WPG 6:45—Organ recital | 7:05—Dinner music | | 7:35—Playground highlights |a o concert music | 10—Casino dance orchestra 11 Marcele Duo |11 ver Slipper dance orchestra 11:3 an recital | 1390—WOKO—Peekskill—216 —Basebhall sc | ck orchestra, | aschall scores | Outdoor talk | —WGY studio music ’~ 30—Musical program | | . Pittsburzh—316 Scores; dinner conce Sacred song concert A travelogue From W as WEALR; ba music k Studio concert , Cleveland— 100 Same as WEAF 11—Concert —Bamboo Gardens orchestra B00—WWJ, Detroit—: Sar as WEAL . PHO—WGHEP, Detroit—319 T—Dir i markets Music; chi s chat M ; organ 830-—WSAI, Cincinnati—361 < WEAF T60—WLW, Cincinnat—129 Organ and ducts CHICAGO STATIONS S60—KY W—536 Same as WJZ . il concert 1 Studio program 0—WMAQ—118 music; lectures 2 program —WIBO—110 | TT0—W BIBM—300 Danee mueic 3 recital slar program; minstrel STO—WLS—315 Songs; readings | jal features . | orchesira; songs | and Judy 950—WGN 7:01—Markets; Tun. s WEAF sl Artist recital H80—W LIB—306 Organ; orche BONES 1040—WI'NR—288 i - Sonwe; dance music SOUTHERN STATIONS WiAP, Fort Worth—500 0—Music | the ple Classical recital; Mexican or-!in the even t A few capers im was beir GO0—W F AL Diatlla—300 t s a different | opu yrv. 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