New Britain herald., 1926-05-03

WCAP. II - Almas Temple Shrine band.
 VEAL. II - VEAL Ensemble. WTIC, II - Travellers Symphonic Ensemble.
 WIIC-HARTFORD-lI6 e:5o-Chudren's period, "Mother Goose, the Chil5ren's Entertain er." Bessie Lillian Taft. s.5o-Dinner concert, Moe BIumeu- thars Hub restaurant trio a. Midsummer Nights Dream (Man- deIssohn): b. My Desire tCad- uan); c. lntermezzo PittoresqGe (Kocian); d. In the OulI Country Down; Q. Serena1e Espagno.e CBizet); I. Ave Maria (Schuhert- Wiuhelm); g. Popular Period T:39-Announcements, police report. 3:30 - Capitol theater orchestra conducted by Bill Jones. s:45-"Clim ping Mt. Katahdin,' n,' W. R. Williamson. aSongs. a. An, 1 Would Linger" from "Romeo ct Juliette" (Gou- nod); b. Var Barmhartig (Baka- leinikow); c. From the Land of the Sky-Bluo Water (Cadmanl b. Long, Long Ago, CBayley); Elda NJ. Hansen. soprano; Laura c. Gaudet, accompanist. s:lr-Tenor solos: a. An So Pure aria from Martha" tFlowtow); b. Kashmiri Song (Findon): c. l Dream That I Hear You Singing d. Friend O'Mine CSanderson) c. Just a Cottage Small (Hanley); Charles Scanlon, s:30-Emil Heimberger's Hotel Bond dance orchestra. l0-Grand Opera Faust by the WEAF Grand Opera company un- der the direction of Cesare Sodero. 1l-Program of Modern Light Or chestral Music by the Travellers Symphonic Ensemble, Dana <. Merriman. conductor.
 Il a. Mariska Ca Caprice) (Ra- peel b. Aubade MeNicaine (Mow- rey); c. Amourette Cklemm); GIL Group of Sombre pieces: a. Over the Steppe (Gretchaninoffl; b. Trees tRasbach); c. Loves Sorrow (Shclley). GID Suite, At the Fair CJohu PoweID: a. Merry Go Round; b. Circassian Beauty; c. Hoochee-Coochee dance. 0N) Two Love Songs: a. Romance tD'Ambrosio); b. Liebestraume I.iszt. (V) Two Dances: q. Coli nette CBeaumonU; Country Gar dens (Grainger). 12-"Auld Lang Syne.
 WBZ-SPRINGFIELD-333 G;55-Market report. 7-Hotel Lenox Ensemble. 7:27-Baseball results. 7:30-To be announced. S-Capitol theater orchestra. S:3o-Organ recital by Rene paEn- nais direct from Capitol theatcr s-Second of series Of plays of the Little Screen Players. s:GQ-Empire Singing orchestra. 10:30-Leo Reisman's Hotel Bruns- wick orchestra. 11-Weather reports: missing per sons.
 WEEI-BOSTON-3I9 5:50-Market and business news. 6-Events Of the day, baseball scores.
 6:05-Lost and Found. 8:13--Book Shoa for Boys and girls 6:45-Big Brother club. 7:30-North Avenue Baptist church quartet,
 8.-Poetic Walker. 8:15-Earsity entertainers. 9--A. & r, Gypsies. 1o-Hunters' Cabin orchestra. 1o:30-Haryard Alumnae orchestra.
 WNAC-BOSTON-2S0 6-Krazy Kat Riddles Klub. 6:30-Iido Venice dinner dance. Joe Herman and his orchestra. 8--The Kenmore quartet, S:30 - Broadcast from the Metro poltian theater, s-Metropolitan grand orchestra. Stage presentations and musical accompaniment 11:30-Organ recital, Arthur Mar tell.
 WTAG-WORCESTER-26S f:t5-TwiIight Scouts. S-"Home Gardening" Prof R, NJ. Koou.
 8:3O-WTAG- Entertainers 9-10-RoDin HooI hour Of music, 10-11-Grauj Opera.
 WJAR-PRONIDENCL-30G 7:45-Musical program. 9-Gypsies from WEAT. l0-Graud opera hour.
 WEAF-NI.W NORk-l92 G-Dnucr music. 7-Coiumbia University lecture. 7:20-Adolph OptiuRcr pianist 7:3G-"-rhe LullHhy Lady" S-Adolph Opanger. pianist S:r5-Frauciua Nyd", soprano N:3U-Musica. program. 9-The "A. ,N P. Gypslts.' 10-Grand Opera. 'Eaus',' NEAt Opera company. 1l-I2-I3eu Bernie's orchestra.
 NJX-NEW NORk--I35 S.32-Market Quotations. 5:35-t'maucul Snrliuart a:40-CotfOu Quotations. s:jU-Farm Market Reports. 7-Commodore !juuer concert 7:55-JOhn E. Kennedy. N-Astor orchestra. g-Reajing Railroad Eas"'sr+ l0-NoorlauB Uouy. Sas"ha fuIner'. son and String quartet. 1g:45-Harry Lrouari'@ orchestra.
 NGB~-NIW NORk-3l6 G-Tncle Geebe, G:30-Lituo Gipsy orchestra. 6:45-Associatiou oe Reform Eab bis, B. A. TuJner, Cantor Freed man,
 Educational Camp EA.io.lor