New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
Dance Music.


 Olsens Music. l WMCA, New York, 1f-Ernie l Golden's orchestra. 7-Hofbrau Haus entertainers. 7:50-Sach's Quality Boys. 8-Development Of Berlant Park" S:15-"Muscle Shoals" S:3O-Time-O-S Musical pro-
 gram.
 s-Paul Whlteman's Piccadilly Play
 CTS.
 9:30-Columbia Park entertainers. 10:O5-Jack Windrow, ukulele: hu-
 morous monologues. 1o:15-Eureka Exterminating Pro-
 cess.
 10:30-MusicaI program. 11-Ernie Golden's orchestra. 12-McAlpin Entertainers.
 WLWL-NEW YORK-2ss 9-Magnhild Styhr pianist. 9:15-Mercedes Fehley, soprano. 9:30-Grenville Lewis, violinist. 9:45-Premier Male Quartet. 10-Talk by Bernard J. Pagan. 10:15-Premier Male Quartet. 10:30-George Sinister, talk. 10:45-Alec Compinsky, cellist.
 WFBH-NEW YORK-273 5-Sherman and Neill. 5:15-Grace Smith, soprano. 5:30-Sam Perry's Harmonica Pals. 6-Edwin Danielson, baritone. 6:15-Radio talk. Bill Schudt, Jr. 6:30-Talk on Nervo-Rumat. 6:35-Majestic String ensemble. 9-Amateur night and public au-
 dition.
 WBNY-NEw YoRK-21o Trio.
 S-Joseck Himself" 8:15-Ona Welsh, songs. 8:30-Tracey-D -Daugherty. songs, S:45-Rose Fisher, pianist. 9-Ruth Jackson, soprano. 9:15-Savoy dance orchestra. 9:45-Ruth Jackson, soprano. t0;15-Lauretta Reynolds, pianist. 10;30-Savoy dance orchestra.
 WRST-BAY SHORE-216 s-10-Central Islip State hospital or
 chestra.
 WoR-NEWARK-4O5 6:i5-News bulletin. 6:25-Rill Wathey, Sports" 6;4O-Bretton Hall string quartet.
 WAAM-NEWARK-283 5-Frank Dailey's orchestra. Sport talk Major Tate. 7:15-James Browning, tenor. 7:3O-The Mando Wops. 7:45-Carl BannWart, talk. s-Mando Wops. S:15-James Browning, tenor. S:so-Thelma Wilkes String en-
 semble.
 o-Y. W. C. A. hour of music. 1O-Red Naught's Collegians. e
 WGCP-NEWARK-252 7-Edwin Bent hour. 8-Venetian Four
 8;15-Edna Glass. pianist.
 WODA-PATERSON-22f 5-Popular songs. 5:3O-News; sport talk. 6-Jimmy Loves orchestra 1 8-Safety League, talk. 8,t5-Jerry La Sales orchestra ! 9-Marion Peruzi. soprano. 9.15-Schnclder and Gordon, piano
 and violin. 9;45-Richard Philippe, tenor. f0-Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wood, "lth
 Jack Val al the piano. ! fO::0-Magnos Merrymakers. l 11-Dance music, ll:3O-Cnfford Lodge frolic' WLIT-PHILADELPHIA-395 7:3O-EI Patio dance orchestra.
 NIP-PHIIlADELPHIA-5OS 6.65-Monte Cross, "Oldtimer.' 6:50-Department Of Agriculture, 7-RoIl call; birthday list; songs. S-studio program. 1 g:30-Murphy' Mlnstreis. 9-Hall Dual Trio. to:05-Emo's movie broadcast, l0:3o-Popular and classic plano
 recital | 1l-Dance orchestra. lt:30-Eddie Meningitis dance or ehestra
 WFI-PHILADELPHIA-&93 1 G:20-Basenall scores. 40-Raseball scores, continued. G:45-Bcueyue-strattord dance or
 rbcstra from the Roof Garden. 7.l5-Talk. Sesqui-Ceutennial Expo
 si.ion, by C, Oscar Beas"y- S-Eurekas.
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 9-Eycready Hour lo-Yaricty Half Hour l5;Si-Jack Albin's Hotel bos5erl orchestra. 1.-The Buffaiodians dance oFeheS-
 ira from Monte Carlo,
 WCAU-PHH4aDELPHIA-27S sneI.nburg Instrumental TITO s-The Thcater Digest. ,.I0-Thc Three Brothers. S.os-Peter Rirci baritone. s.45-charles Higgins, Joe Burke
 soHgs. 9--Kubnie's artists. 9.a0-Robart Fraser singer. 1o--Gioyanui Medori, pianist; ran cisco Ponti. tenor l0.15-Eddie Males Entertainers lG-3o-Btly Hays orchestra NHAR-ATLANTIC CiTN-21a 7:&o-"Gumpses Through ihe Stage
 Door," s-Seaside Trio.
 WPG-ATLANTIC CTTN-30O 6:45--DrEan recital T-Amba ssa ior dinner music. T;45-- Ethel Twlcr's fashion flashes Murpay-s Mins.rels