New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-11-29
MONDAY.
Eastern Standard Time.

Note-Asterisks ~ Indicate Pick
OF the Programs.
WTIC-HARTFOR
6-"Mother Goose" Bessie Lillian
Taft.
6:20-News.
6:SO-Dinner concert, Emil Helm
berger's Hotel Bond trio: Italian
program.
a. Mattinata (Leoncavallo); b. Te-
soro Mic (BeonccD; C. Two Inter
mczzt: from THE Jewels of the
Madonna" (Wolf-Ferrari); d.
serenade (Toselli); e, Italian Love
Song (Bonincontro).
THE New Individual" DR., Henry
X Denlinger. ...
7:15-Piano Selections: a. 1mpromp-
tn (Reinhold); b. To Spring
Grieg); c. The Two Larks CLesche-
tisky): Viola NJ. Levitsky.
7:30-Monday Merrimakers.
s-Vocal recital with Grace Walker
Nichols. contralto; Antoinette
Brett Farnham at the piano:
- -Four Songs by German Com
posers: q. The Lotus Flower
fschumann): b. Dedication (Schu-
mann); c. The Almond Tree
tSchumann); d. The Children's
Prayer {Reger). .....
ii - Afterwards. Love (d'Hard-
I.tN, y FSo,,,a No,y,, ~ Jyauy fD;aeA
c. What Is There Hid In the
Heart of a Rose? (Protheroe).
III - Old Scotch Songs: a. Down
The Burn, Davy Love; b. Leegie
Lindsay; c. Hush Ye, My Bairnie.
" = a. Jeanne (Foster): b. Morn
ing Hymn. Grace Walker Nichols.
s 3o--Musical Period; Mrs. Clarence
Bolmer, accompanist.
Soprano - a. Brown Bird Singing
(Wood): b. Thanks be to God
(Dickson(; Mrs. Frederick Fish.
Contralto - a. Rachem (Manna
yucca; b. To a Hill Cook (Cox).
Mrs. W. L. Schwolow.
Soprano - a. 20 Milo Babbino
caro- IIUln Tldlllil cIhiNSLl
(Puccini); b. My Love is a Mule
teer (de Nozore): C. The Lady
Picking Mulberries (Kelley), Mrs.
Frank Phillips.
Soprano a. Slave Song (del
Riego); b. Coming Home. (Wille-
by). Mrs. Carroll Reed.
a-Polyphonians.
10-Weather.
1o:05-The Blazer Boys orchestra Of
Springfield, Mass: Incidental Sing
ing by Ray Deleporte and Harold
Graft:
l. a. That Night In Araby; b.
Who Wouldn't; C. Tenderly; d. Ny
Cutey's Due at Two Two Two To-
day,
II-Cherie l Love You (waltz); b.
Me Too; c. That's Why / Love
You; d. Baby Face.
III - a. Black Bottom; b. Hard to
Get Gertie; c. Do You Believe in
Dreams? b. Breezing Along With
the Breeze.
" = Someone is Losing Susan: b.
Mary Lou; c. Deep Henderson; d.
Stampede.
v The Nightmare: b. Hugs and
Kisses; c. For My Sweetheart.
11-News.
theater organ: Mel
odies for the Folks at Home" Wal
ter Dawley.
WCAC-STORRS-275
I: S0-Theater orchestra, Whitman
tic, John Quinlan, director.
Information.
8: 25-Market report.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Uncle George.
7:30-To be announced.
7:45-Louis H. Serre, baritone.
s-Jennie Cree Gregory, soprano.
S:15-Charles Scanlon. tenor.
s:30-To be announced.
9: 30-Theater program.
oles orchestra.
1.-THE Four Banjoliers.
WBZ-SPRINGFIELD-3Sa
6 :10-Newspaper sldel1ghts.
6:15-Lenox ensemble.
6: 30-Adams House orchestra.
reports.
recital by Rene Dage-
nais.
II: 3o-seventh lecture in How to
See and Read Plays"
theater orchestra.
8: s0-WBZ Trio presenting Violet
Hirsch, cellist; Cecile Forest, vio-
linist; Hazel Hallett, pianist; as
sisted by Ethel Woodman, contral-
to.
Drum Corps or Shriners'
band.
s9:30-spanish War Veterans Night
under auspices Of the vicinity
Council No. /, presenting Aleppo
band. Beethoven quartet and talks
by Congressman F. w. Dallinger,
Joseph F. Scott, Colonel ]. Chou
and Hon. Charles f. Mccarthy.
10-Weather reports, missing per-