New Britain herald., 1926-07-19

Iand), Moe Blumenthal: Len Ber-
 man, accompanist; j. Popular Per
 iod.
 f:30-News. baseball scores, agricul-
 tural and police reports. 5:30-Goldman band concert, Edwin
 Franko Goldman conducting, di-
 rect from the Hall of Fame, New
 York University Campus. fo-"LElisir d'Amour" by the WEAF Grand Opera company un-
 der the direction Of Cesare Sodaro. i1-News items and weather report. s1:03-11:50-Capitol theater organ:
 Melodies for the Folks at Home" !"
 Walter Dawley.
 WJaR-PROyIDENCE-308 s30-Baseball scores. s:55-Musical program. sso-Joseph Smith, baritone solo,
 ist; Frances Mason, accompanist. s-MusicaIe program. s:i5-Joseph Smith. baritone. 9:15-Musical program. 10-"Grand Opera Hour.'
 WBZ-SPRINGFTELD-333 s.55-Market reports. Boston. 7-Hotel Lenox ensemble. T:3o-Basebail results, Springfield. 7.33-Bob Patterson's Hotel Kimball
 trio.
 s-Capitol theater orchestra under
 the direction of J. Fred Turgeon. s:3o-organ recital by Rene Da-
 genais from the Capitol theater. 10-Priscilla Beach half hour. 1o:3o-scotch program arranged by
 Jimmie Buckner. Boston. 1i-Weather reports; missing per
 sons; baseball results. Springfield.
 WNAC-BOSTON-2S0 s-Krazy Kat Riddles Klub. s:30-Jim Hardy and his Bass Point
 House Collegians. 7-"yacations in New England" 7:05-Shepard Colonial dinner
 dance, direction Billy Lossez. 7:3s-schraft's concert sextette. s:15-Broadcast from Metropolitan
 theater studio. s:15~-Broadcast from Metropolitan
 pAtoVilAoAi0ho utb
 rnusi1A accompaniment; Metro
 politafr s~and orchestra, direction
 Joseph Klein. 10:20-Dance music broadcast from
 Lido Venice; Lido Venice orches-
 tra, direction Joe Herman; vocal
 selections. Billy Coty and Carl
 Moore.
 1f:45 - Broadcast from Metropoli-
 tan theater, organ recital by Del
 Costillo.
 WEEI-BOSTON-3i9 g:45-Stock market and business news
 5.55-Lost and Found. 6-Keith's Radio Review. s:10-Events Of the Day and base
 ball scores.
 s:20-Announcement. s--Earl Nelson and his uke. s:15-yarsity Tire Entertainers. s-steamship Dorothy Bradford or
 chestra featuring experiences of the sea by Captain Crawford. e:30-Ed Andrews Nautical Garden orchestra.
 10:30-E. B. Rideout, meteorologist
 WTAG-WORCESTER-28s s-"Sterling Ramblers." 7:15-Twilight Scouts" s-"Jelly Making" w. R. Cole. s:30-WTAG entertainers.
 WEAF-NEW YORK-4o2 B-Tea music. 6-Dinner music. s:55-Baseball scores., 7-Delphine March, contralto. 7:15-''Literary Trade Secrets" Thomas Uzzell. 30-Modena Scoville, pianist. 7:45-Harry Niles, baritone. S--Meyer Davis orchestra. s:30-Goldman concet band; Viola Shearer. soprano. 10-Grand opera, "L' Elisir d'Amour' by the WEAF Grand Opera Co. 11-12-Rolfe's Palais DOT orch.
 WJZ-NEW YoRK-455 s:50, 7-Baseball reports. 5:32-Market quotations. 5:35-Financial summary. 5:4o-Cotton quotations. 5:5o-Tarm market reports. 7:ob-Madison dinner concert. 7:55-John B. Kennedy. s-Maxwell House Coffee ensemble. 1o-Baldwin hour. 1l-Harold Leonard's orchestra.
 NGBS-NEW YORk-3f8 6-Uncie Geebee. s:3o-Starlight Park Military band. 7-Contemporary Poets Series. 7:Io- Starlight Park Military band. T:15-Baseball and news items. 7;20-starllght Park Military band.
 NHN-SEW YORk-38t 6:3o--WHN Radio Movie club. 7;30--Joe Wards Entertainers. s-Anthony Cholla, songs. 8:15-Jessie Markham. songs. s.25-"Storage Batteries" H. B. Shontz. s:3O-Roseland dance orchestra. e-"Leyerich Three and Peter the Great.
 s:10-Talk by Major Boughton. s:20-"Leyerich Three, Peter the Great" s:50-Loew's New York theater or chestra. 10-Schenck Brothers orchestra. orchestra. 12 mid.-Silver Slipper orchestra.
 WHaP-NEW YORk-2i0 s:a0--Holmes string ensemble. 7:2G-Eida Milholland, soprano; Steel Jamison, tenor. 7:fo-News digest, 8-steel Jamison, tenor; Vida Mill holland. soprano. s:10-Mary W. Price, Air Ques- tionnaire." s:30-Dorothy Hoyle. Yiolinist. s:45-sibyl Huse. speaker s:15-syIvan String Trio.