New Britain herald., 1926-03-12

" IAAT' lhfIl IFfllllt \ tlNllthll ti' VICES, 1l:S0--Newspaper Women's Hall,
 WTIC-HiRTFORD-i56 5.%O Moe Blumenthals Hub res taurant trio,
 1.&0--Annouucements and police reports.
 S--'ralk, "Up in The Air." Harry D. Copeland.
 S.l5--East Hartford Communit, Night program, Sons Of Veterans drum corps, S:25--Talks on East Hartford. >:35-Clinton Male quartet. S:50--Miss Mab,e l.. Russell, pianist. >.J5--Aliss Frances Mather, reader. g---Dr, F. II. Truex, baritone, 9lQ--Tajk on tobacco. g:2O-East Hartford High School Boys quartet. 9;&Q--The oldest and youngest en- rertainers, Charles R. Risloy, 70, and Miss Mary Corrigan, 7 9:45-Crookes and Bauer banjoists. 1O--Miss Evelyn Marcil, contralto. 1o:1o--A. Stanley Usher, organist, from the Austin Organ studio. Miss Geraldine l. Ravens, soprano. lV:25--St. Mary's church choir, 1o:40-Miss Alice Westbrook, reader 10:60-MiS. Warl Walker, lady bari tone. lV:5S-Laurel Mixed quartet. 1l:25-The Broadleaf Syncopators, assisted by Miss Maybelle Barnes and Miss Betty Roye. 12--"Auld Lang Syne."
 WCAC-SORRS-275 7:20--Tune-in number; reports. 7:S0--Poultry lecture. 7:45-Music.
 WBZ-SPRINGFIELD-SS3 G:25-Market report. G:30--Hotel kimball orchestra un- der direction Of Bob Patterson. Music Story Period from Estey Organ studio. 7;30--First Of series of course in Economies under the auspices of the Massachusetts University Ex- tension Division by Prof. Thomas N. Carver of Harvard University. Subject: Recent Developments in Economncs. S--Concerts by Edwin J. McEnelly and his orchestra direct from Cooks Butterfly Ballroom, Spring field.
 S:30-North Atlantic States Fiddlers' contest. Henry Ford loving cup will be awarded to the winner 10:Weather report; missing persons descriptions.
 WTAG-WORCESTER-28s -:10--Story teller. 7;S0-Stories: current events. &:15-9:30--Concert program. g:3O-Program same as WEAF.
 WLsI-PROVIDENCE--i4t a-Syncrophase ensemble.
 WJAR-PROVIDENCE-3O8 Elizabeth Esslg, pianist. S:l0--Anna Hearlihy. soprano. 5 2O-Health talk, "Bellyache." S:30-"Gorman's Jolly Bakers. a-Allen T. Usher tenor. y:1O--Musical program. y:S0-"The Vikings" 10--"Whittall Anglo 1I-Proyidence Biltmore dance orch
 WEEI-BOSTON-349 5--Frankie Ward and his orchestra. 6--Events of the day. 6:05-Lost and Found. htg Hnn+ arg Cabin orchestra. S:45-Big Brother club. 7:30--Whitings program. S-Musicale.
 S:30-Neapolitan program. 9-From New York, musicale. 9:So-Carter's Incas. 10-From New York, Whittall An- o-Persians. l0:S0-Scotty Holmes and his or chestra. Imperial Marimba band
 MNAC-BOSTON-2S0 s-Krazy Kat Riddles Klub. s:3o-Dinner dance, broadcast from Yoeng's Chinese American restaur- 7:SO-The first Of a series of talks on New Hampshire by "The Gran tte State Monthly" 5-Mulsicof Harmony Four S.50-Radio Ski', l0-Dance music, broadcast from Checker Inn. Checker Inn orch'' direction "Jimmie' Gallagher Popular selections, Irving Crock CT and George Rogers.
 WJZ-NIM YORK-tS5 S;S2-Market quotations, 5:35-Financial summary. 1-Concert orchestra. 1:4s-N. '. University course. a-Suniial Scronad"rs. X .ao-EonnJ" l.aiilrs. q-1u:So-VirtUr concert; Victor S@- lon orchestra, ensemble, novelties and songs by yocalists. t,.,. -Lcrratn, orchestra.
 MEAF-NEW NORk-i9@ 5-vincsnt Lopcz's orchestra. { Dinner music, 7-Carrou Coouoy's orchestra. 7:20-S'ory teller. ,+T,,.l.. .t,a' t'nr,.f.r.'f