New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1929, Page 21

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Soprano: Male Quartet—Also lmfi 0 —WJ’ B.nd—Alll [ & and KDKA 8 *llmrhl—Allo Wll WS“L %HAH 08—Challengers Orchestrs With Male guartel W WRVA KDKA WLW KIW WHAS WSB WJAX WIOD WBT WAPI 9:30—Phil Spitainy's Dance Orchesira=Also WBAL 49:90—8lumber Music Hour; Orchestra—Also WLW WHAS WRC KDKA WIOD 422.3—WOR Newark—T10 Well Known Songs Dramatised—Alse WNAC WEAN KCAO WIAS WLRW WMAL w—Also AU WNAC WEAN W'AIL WKBW WCAO 'IIAK '(;‘AO WIAS 'ery in a Song: P L WK %A‘LBW ID—.( WFB! HK WLBW AK KRC_ Wi Q WEPD WHK 3 LBW WMAL WDBJ WTAR WWNC 'LAC W D WBR(‘ 9:30—Doc”* West—Also WCAU WNA(‘ WEAN WFBL WCAO WIAS WADC WGHP WSPD WBK ‘WMAL WKRC WLBW WMAK WMAQ DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 7:30—Hosiery Harmonizers | h and Game,” John W.| Titcomb, superintendent Conn. Fisheries and Game 8:00—Concert orchestra and Cava- liers from NBC Studios 9:00—"An Evening in Paris” NBC Studios 9:30—8chrader Town Band from NBC 8tudios; Arthur Pryor, di-| rector uo—\wu, Hartford—500 from —Raybestos Twins from NBC Studios ¥:00—Baseball acores 7:05—8tyle Serenaders NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1920. s; weather 1380—WDRC, New Haven—33¢ 7:00—8y Byer's orchestra 8:00—Virginia Bassett, pianist §—Wilton H. Hill, baritona 8:30—S8taff Artists 9:00—Charlotte Sheriff, soprano 90— §:00—Final closing atock markets 5:26—Lost and found 5:30—Positions wanted 5:40—Weatherman 5:41—Official Agriculture reports 6:00—Time 6:01—News bulletins 6:05—Miller’s orchestra 6:30—Baseball acores 6:35—Miller's orchestra 6:58—Temperature readings 6:59—8essions chimes 7:00—Curtis Aces with Ray Oui- met, golf professional 7:15—Health talk: ‘“Dangers of 8elf-Medication,” Dr. Ber- nard Fantus :30—Dixie Circus $:00—"Bing Family" :30—Armstrong Quakers :00—Interwoven Pair; Billy Jones and Ernie Hare :30—Theater Memories :00—Challengers :30—Time. :31—Sportograms :36—Tone Pictures :00—Baseball acores :05—Weatherman; news bulletins 0—Rert Lowe's orchestra Time; temperature readings :46—Government bulletins 570—WNYC, New York—b536 5:00—1". 8. Naval Band by ‘Hiking.” Raymond Torrey —TFrench lessons —Welfare Council; ‘‘Music Schools,” Mrs. McFarland :30—Time, alarms, information "Books,” W. Tewson National oratorical contest, ‘Constitution.” Erasmus Hall H. 8. Choral club; Henry F. Sel- vert, organist 570—~WMCA, New York—326 :45—8piritual and Ethical society :00—James O'Bryne DeWitt All- Irish progrum 10:30—Weather; Rainbow orcch. 11:00—Time; McAlpin dance orch. 11:30—News; dance orchestra 12:00 mid.—Ward-Néesbit club pro- gram 12:30—Broadway entertainment 860—WARC ,New ‘York—349 §:00—George Reith, “Bridge” 5:15—Congregation Emauu-El 6:16—Market prices 6:30—8enator Love, Pudse” 7:00—Chimes; Thirty Minutes of Sunshine - 7:30—Stanley’'s Jewels, orchestra 8:00—Division Street Gypsies §:30—Rundback’s orchestra 00—Littmann's Entertainers 30—In Dréeammaker's 8tudio 19:00—Negro Achievement Hour 11:00—Enna Jettick Melodies 11:15—Dick Gasparre's orchestra 1250—WODA, Paterson—210 5:30—News; sport talk 6:00—Colonial dinner music 6:30—Frankie Pagano's Califor- nians 00—Radio Shoppers’ Guide 30—Air School, “Nature” 45—Air School, “Mathematics™ :00—Dick Roberts’ Entertainers 8:30—Weekly devotianal services 560—W! Philadelphia—335 adio news; news nternational Good Will Day, speakers; Strollers Male Quartet IIM—“PG, Atlantic City—! “The Public —Special program 10:00—Proceedings of 26th Annual Banquet 10:15—Jean Wiéner, organist :05—Organ recital 11:20—Silver Slipper -orchestra $160—WIP, Philadelphia—192 €:30—Timc; Weather; Doughehty's orchestra 7:00—Chimes; Roll Call; Birthday List 7:30—Time; Instrumental Quartet 00—Hajoca Musical Shower 00—Seivad Instrumental Trio 30—DMusical program 10:00—El Patio dance orchestra 10:30—Doc Dougherty’s orchestra 190—WGY, Scheaectady—380 :00—8tock reports; produce mar- ket; Farm Forum; News :45—8eores; time :30—8ame as WEAF :00—Music Appreciation 20— Health Talk: scores :30—Arpeako Minstrels :00-9:00—General Electric con- ! cert :00—8ame as WEAF :00—General Electric orchestra :30—Half hour with the Senate 700—WLW, Cincinnati—4i28 (Standard Time) 5:00—Tea Time Tunes 5:30—Live Stock Reports 5:40—Sarhartt program 6:55—National news 6:00—Time announcement G:M—Hnrry Willsey, and his orch. 6:15—Health talk 5 30—Dixie Circus Series (NBC) 7:00—Weather announcements 00—Administering the Law 15—Raseball scores 20—Jan Garber and his orch. 30—Armstrong Quakers (NRC) 00—The Bancillians 30—Theater Memories (NBC) 00—Challengers (NBC) :30—Great Moments with Great Adventurers. 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