New Britain herald., 1926-04-29


 Little symphony orchestra under the direction Of Victor Saudek. l0--Program Of Joseph Haydn mu' sic, with oratorio quartet, with Little symphony orchestra. lo:55-Time signals and weather forecast, l2-Concert from the Post studio, WCAE-PITrSBuR RGH---i6t G;%0-Dinner concert, 7;S0--Children's period, S-ll-~Program from WEAF.
 WEAR-CLENE NELAND-38O S-Concert orchestra. 9--Same as WEAF. 9;SO-S Studio recital. l0-Same as WEAF. ll-ropics Of day, ll:3U--Organ recital.
 WWJ-DETROIT-353 7-Dinncr concert, 9--Samt as WEAF.
 WCX-DETROIT-5t7 7-Dinnor music, ! 9-Studio recital.
 NbIN-'Li LibciI 10-Orchestra; solos. l2-DanCe music.
 WADC-AKRON-25S l0-- Same as WEAF.
 WSAI-CINCiNNATl-32O S-ll--program from WEAF. i WkRC-CINCINNATI-422 1t-SWiss Garden concert. i 12:15-Songs; orchestra, 1 WLW-CINCINNATI--i22 S-Hotol Gibson orchestra. S:30--Talk, "Thc Civic Responsi- bilities Of Mothers S:40-Hotel Gibson program. l1--Doherty Melody Boys. 11:4j-Ray Sullivan, popular songs 12-Cliff Lang. composing pianist. 12:3O-Dance music from Castle Farm. 1:15-Night Howls by the Crosley Sky Terriers. kYW-CHICAGO-535 7-From kDKA. 7:S0-Dinner concert Congress ho- tel.
 9:S0-Musical program. 10-An hour of music. 11-Reyue.
 WBBM-CHICAGO-225 9-1 a. m.--Matched unit quartet; Ariston trio; song period; Two Jays; Morris Silverman.
 WEBH-CHICAGOA370 Especial. 10-News. 1o:15-Ruth Buhl Flick: Rita Me Pawn.
 12--Osborn's orchestra; Ruth Buhl Flick. reader; Dorothy Herman Blum; Rita McFawn, Mary Bieber Billy Tracy, sonny Duncan; Os- born's trio.
 WFNR-CHICAGO-285 T-Dinner concert, Rauland lyric trio. vocal. 9--Popular program, AllAmericar Pioneers, vocal and instrumental
 WGN-CHICAGO--3O2 7:30-Drake concert ensemble Blackstone string quintet. time favorites. T:55--"The Million Sing" 9-11-Same as WEAF. l1-Sam n Henry. 11:1O-Old-time favorites. 11:2O-Play shop. l1:40-Studio ensemble.
 WHT-CHICAGO-400 7-Dinner organ recital, Al Carney 7:S0-Grayling's string trio. 1O:15--Cinderella cafe orchestra. i0:30-Kitchcn klassics. I11:1O-U. $. L. entertainers; nal quartet.
 a. m.-pat Barnes and Al Carney
 WHAX-CHICAGO-322 10-midnight--Alva Ostrom, contral to: William Balhatchet, tenor Pansy J. Lieberfarb, pianist; JohI Sloan, tenor: Dorothy Tudor, Ha gel Sims, pianists; Leo Miller, vio linist: Charles R. Davis, tenor.
 WLIB-CHICAGO-302 S-Dinner music. S:15-9-Same as WEAF-- l2--Correll and Gosden. 11:2O-Studio ensemble, dance mu sic, harmony duos.
 WLS-CHICAGO-3t9 7:4O-College Inn orchestra. S;3O-Ralph Emerson, organist.
 WMAQ-CHICAGO-447 7-Chicago theater organ. l7:20-Dana college choir. r. g-Bush conservatory.
 WQJ-CHICAGO-t47 l. S-Rainbo Garden orchestra; Lo' ena Anderson. soprano; Clarenc D. Claussen, tenor. t1-2-Ralph Williams and his RaiI ho Skylarks; Rose Vanderbosct Hal Lansing; Bert Davis; Le
 WHAS-IOUISNIII4E-t00 9;3o-Conserva'ory O. Music pr gram. Sunday school lesson. We
 fare talh,
 WBAL-BALTIMORE-246 O. 7-Sandman Circle. 7:3O-WRAL dinner orchestra. Frederick D. Weaver, organi S-Elsie Graft Hurley, sopran
 Maud Albert. contralto; Nell
 MacGraw, pianist Ruth Trui vioIinist; Richard Cumming, bal
 tone. !. r1-Gcrard HckkinF 'cellist, assiS
 ed by Bart Wirtz, 'collist,
 WSB-ATLANTA-i2S 1n-Program.
 12.45-Charles \. Sheldon, organi
 WMBF-MIANiI BEACH-SSi 'o- io-12-Dance music.
 WGRU-FULFORD-27s l0,30-OrChestra solos.
 GKW-TUINUCU, Cuba--S3S II:30-l2:2O-DanC music, nl