New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
EVENING PICK.

EVENING PICK. WMCA, l2--MaXne Brown, "The Sweetheart of the Air" WTIC, S-SeconI annual Christmas carol concert WBZ, 9--Christmas carol program. WDAF, 9--Boys' band, KOA, 10-Sterllng Philharmonic or chestra.
 WILT, lO--session of The Morning Glory club.
 WTIC-IIARTFORD-i76 sS0-Childrcns period. "Twcnty Minutes in Happyland," Miss Edna Kinball Heath. 6:5O--DInner music Emil Heim- bergers Hotel Bond trio. 7S0-Robert Mercer, baritone; Miss Laura C. Gaudet, accompanist. 735--Hotel Bond trio, continued. S--second annual Christmas Carol concert by the Travellers Choral club of 70 voices; the Travellers String quartet, and the following soloists: Miss Lillian Saunders, Miss Frances Nearing, Miss Fran ces CoffeT John Kidney and Bur ton Cornwall, Miss Laura C. Gau- det, accompanist; Dana S. Merri- man, conductor. Program will in clude talk, Christmas in Old England" by Professor William B. Bailey president of the Tray elers' Choral club. 10--Dance music by Le Bal Tabarin orchestra under the direction of Billy Butler, Musical speciaItics by members of the orchesera during the intermissions. tl:30-Popular half hour with Will lis and Spencer, popular come dians, Michael Calabretta, accor- dianist and Miss Helen J. Dis chert, songs and ukulele. Assigning off.
 WRE-SpRINGFIELD--333 s:25-Market reports as furnished by the L. s. department of agri- culture al Boston. G:30-To be announced. 7:30--Program arranged by Ralph Greenleaf, tenor. S--Concert by Edwin J. McEnelly and his orchestra, direct from Cooks Butterfly BaIlroom' Springfield.
 S.3O-Concert presented through the courtesy of the Musicians Supply company. 9-Third of a series of concerts be- .ng given through the courtesy of the Gibbs Piano company Of Springfield, Mass, presenting q program ol Old Christmas Carols' Mrs. Helen C, Triplett, soprano; Mrs. Ruth Borg Ekbers, contral- to; William SIpittal, tenor; WaI- ter Marsh, baritone; assisted by instrumental trio; Ruth Ray, vio- linist; Arnold Janser, ccllist; Dor othy Birchard MulroncT accom- panist.
 10-U. $. weather report; missing persons descriptions.
 WCAC-MANSTIELD-21o f;20--Music; report. 7:30-Pou'try lecture, 7.45--Music,
 WJAR-PRONlDENCE-3O6 7:30-Margaret Reid, of the Elm wood Public Library. T:45-Beotnovcn Quartet, S;2o-Spcaker from the R. l. Med teal society,
 s:3O-Gorman's Jolly Bakers, g-Program under the direction oi Margaret Wigham. Il-Providence- Fillmore dance orch
 WNAC-HOSTON-ZS0 6-KidIes' Elub. C.S0-Dinner dance. Boston Federation of Churches 6-Concert program. l0--Dance music.
 WEEI-POSTON-3I9 ( 4o-Lost and found: weather. b.45-Eis Brother club, .30-Whillug's Five. s-Sagera Hospitality, &.$O-Neopo'itan program t--Eadio ski.
 9SO-Musieal program. 1o-Sco,,v Holmes orchestra,
 WTNG-WOHCIsIlit-2GS 1S-Srorv t,Tsl. stock reports. 7:45-"Mechauics of Speaking" ." a- Travel talk.
 S.15-rouu.r, program.
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