New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1927, Page 18

MONDAY. Eastern standard Time. NOTE — Asterisks denote best Pro- grams of the Day. New Engl:;nd Stations * Hartford—3 from WEAJ , featuring Johr riton: 1060—WDRC, New Haven—2s3 e as WMCA ", Bridgeport Seven C s 900—WBZ, 55— Weather, Mark M. A. C. Radio forum Hotel Weldon enseihle News Weldon ensemble alth hints Lowe 4 His springfield—53 s orchestra Gang from | War Veterans' presenting Aleppo | Corps, Beethoven Male . Past Commander Col. E. J. Gihon and Boston's ex-mayor, | James M. Curley | se in Real yanish Estate Law, Andrews and His oubadours :30—Time. Weather 580—WTAC Studio pr Messenger e theater music udio program cws bulletin Boston—#18 nd found —Big Brother clut —Took talk rpicce pianist ity portraits Irish Mins me as WTIC A Lido orcl ; Radio Revue veuther WBIS, Boston—461 | 21 | ¢, assisted by Santa Claus | 5 Joe Rines and his orchestra | i—The Sinfonians | T:30—Tnsurance tal | Tvories. )| 8-~ M 1 clubs of the chusetts Institute of Technology The Captivators, from WOR 10--Musical Album of Popular Clas- WwWoR Gallagher's oreh . vening sics, trom 1h—Jimmis 800—WJAR, Providence—375 6:43—Ea ode Taland Histol as WTI e as WTIC A\:é\v York Stations Air Colivg T60—WHN— BI0—WMCA—3 6—Theater review NEW BRITAIN — Through the Static T reports Concert trio WBZ Time; < 90—WGR, Wrea hour as WTI Buffalo—3603 (—WCAL, Pittshurgh— 1d you want ning, althoug Pittsburgh—316 later on. Not i to interfere materially cal calendar i i Vol Ward S60—WGBS—349 all mar hrough WEBL, orehesty Southern Stations 1050—WB.A Baltimore—3286 tanada danc music by ekly bar hrough i Dance o 650—WRC, Washington—169 WEAI Sume as WRZ Same as WTIC Weather; Swan 590—WFEFLA, Cleary Weather forecast Areadia musicale ring news Arcadia 1 Fort Wayn: 1onic or m WOT, New W WJZ, Fritzi WMAK mugicals Players D: P WMAK Noveity 600—WRBAP, Fort Worth—>500 usic BO0—WEFAA, Dallas—3i00 : — Musicale 1 1o socicty 0 i—Male quartet o wd through WD 020—WGL— . f ca.l . e —WSE, Atlanta—176 ith WMCA, cad rogram from 1 as WTIC op of Chin S80—WSM, Nashvil is musi S s WiZ 1150 ar + Listeners' club b it ith von der Lelth, soprano 10:30 astrologer 1180—WRV A, Richmond—251 Walters, uke | 7 Redouins orchestra R oy Tonight.” Personaily think those on the air, 1 40—Nergen Harmony Donato Duo 0—WRBNY—236 announced WCDA—211 Boys e n i out 5-9—To he as Dallas WEAL extremely S—Dinner 1 from 5:30—Talk, 5:45—Miguel s—~Corriere d'America Tr §:30—Michael Brothers' program lie Belmont Choir \t opera program s WTIC orchestra Memory's Garden 940—WGHP, Detroit—31(9 = §—Dinner music; news; marketa; Eastern Stations ik orsan i me as WNAC 710--WOR, Newark—122 30—WSAL (] Children's hot same as W )—Tutuk, the Eskimo 0—WWJ, ow's ensemble —Dinner music H. V. Kaltenborn, 1:30--Same 700—WLW Minstrel JoN oL AC in the cinnati—361 5 weing Detroit— B Rood of bilee singers, b da orchestras a5 SVEAT nquet ke Cincinnati—128 program time and wh wore WTIC, Detroit 3M. Chicago, Jond; WIEAE LOUD; WLW, Cincin loud; WCH 7 WG WGY, rio progr 1 Weather Nounes 110:01—Dane 11—=Studio featu | 0—WHO, Des Molnes— = as WEAF 750—WCCO, Minncapolis—405 I—Dinner Trouba- n's orchestra Troubadours Newark—319 rley, pianist strov loud; “Brain fary Melick, soprano Men's club wers orchestra orchestra shop 780—K GO, Oakland—381 | e music; talk % : READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS neert; hooks e - EAD COLDS Melt in spoon; inhale vapors; apply freely up nostrils. CRS vAPORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly Love's music guide —John Dale, poems —1'ost and Ramsey, SONgSs 1070—WNJ. 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