New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1928, Page 24

THURSDAY. Eastern Daylight Saving Time. New England States 560—WTIC, Hartford—536 6:25—Time, summary of prograi, news 6:30—Hotel Bond Trio 6:55—Raseball scores ~Sketches from i—Program fro uaios §:30—Connecticut Chamber of Com merce Banquet om NRBC Studios orchestra 11:10— Time, news and weather 500—WDRC, New § Merchiants' c Time Weat ven—268 he announce 30—Sun Dial Melo Progt Radio Dex 3 ! Cport—2o8 M0 Paseball scores Radio Adviee Political Situation in L. 8 Hotel Statler orchestra 10— Program from NBC Studios House o' Droam m from NIC Studios ) Mandell-MelLarnin - title bout York Time and weather 0—WNAC-WBIS, Boston—i61 d and His Gang Old King Cole Radio club 30— Dinner danes T:01—F 00 7:30— Interview with Red Sox base ball star $0—Lady of the Ivories ~The Four Motormen g:15—Silver Tone lustrumental quartet ocal sclections ary Mandolin club 10—Jacques Renard and orch 11:15—Morey Pearl and orchest Peppers orchestra 590—WEEl, Bostopg—i08 6—FElks Hotel orchestr: 6:35—News 6:43—Westminster Chimes 6:44—Juvenile Gemes —Big Brother club 30—Trogram from New York 1r. and Mrs. Skit Premicr Group 10—Program from New York w0 torecast and weather Lido Venice orchestra ws 1:15—14do Venice or 1estra —WNYO—. 10 high spots 20~ : Hauth, songs ms; scores Be Afus, tenor; Louise 30——Polic 36—Alr Col §:15—Max Bertolini, soprano S:45—David Healy, basso -Prof. Richard Maync Rais Danicle, accordionist Health talk or, violinist German Songs weather timate mecting —402 s—Moard of I G10—WE h-—Marionettes 4:80—Jolly Bill and Jill, ducts - —Waldorf-Astoria dinner music Baseball scores Mid-week Federation hymn sing ¢:30—Same as WTIC f:30—8entinels rt in Trade dinner; spes Percy Straus, Paul Claudel, Baron Frederich Wilhelm von Drittwitz s as WTIC 11:30—Arnold Johnson's orchestra 660—WIZ—154 ssic Gems cotton prices, agri- program um- al sumn cultural repd mary : s and Vicianoe §—Baseball scorcs, vocalist 6:15—Telephone message 6:30—Collins Faultless Five 7—Correet time; United States Marine band i 0-—-Same as WIZ 1 tlonil string quartet 11—Slumber music ' ? 710—WOR—122 ¢—Radio study period 6:15—Jacques Jacobs' enscmble 6:40—Talk; two piano recitals 7 __Scorcs; Jacobs' Shelton ensemble 7:30—1lome treat hour 1— Mabelanna Corby program y Dandics 3 T, “The Art of Schu- . Prof. Haubicl \oir nvisible pulletins; weather; time ul Specht’s orchestra 760—WPAP—-395 6:35—Journal period 7—Everglades orchestra 7:30—Al Friedland's orchestra §—WIIl Oakland’'s orchestra [‘ [ be 760—WHN—393 5—Robby Fishman, soprano $:15—Joe Anderson, tynor; planist —Francis 8per, songs $—Poems by N.T. G. 10:30—Nawahl, ukulele 10:45—Jay Dudlcy, pianist 30—Reports: stock market, finan- | e s Is | I lspeciaity, trumpet other specialties. Some bers 1o be —Shakespearian repertolre ity Jack Golden. pianist llie and There's Somebody New 11:80—Frivolity dance orchestra 12 mid.—Bohemia with N. T. G. 3 - $10—WMCA—370 §10—WLWIL—370 B60—WGES—310 920— W PCH—326 tern Stations 915 | 9:45 10215 10:30 i 1 from Wonderland Malcolm Hoile, Philadelphia—105 opics in Scason’ 860—WIP, Philadelphi Foxy | hand and Dominion of Canada hon unrhuf Instrumental quartet —Newton Radio Forum Atlantic City—273 asino dinner dance orchestra —Harmelo quartet all Cedar band —Organ recital Dinner music Everyduy | Penetr Same as WEAY 10:3 s Studio program 11—Dance program (11:3 e ) Through the Static | of Wesleyan university, William 3 pal speakers Chamber { which will be broadeast trom at §:30 tonight. 10 o'clock tonight | t title bout be- irnin and Sammy have a t when the tween Jimmie | Mandell, take place at the bout will be broac and Graham Mc ast through WBZ vamee and Phillips | ‘arlin will do the broadeasting in their usual manner. Specialties by Dodge presentation which wiil heard through WTIC at 8 o'clock The program includes an 11—Bam Perry, planist * i 11:15—John 1. 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