New Britain herald., 1926-12-18
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SATURDAY.
Eastern Standard Time,

Note-Asterisks y Indicate Pick
of the Programs.
WTIC-HARTFOR
Dinner music, The Hub Restaur-
ant Group.
6:25-News.
6:3O-Tenor Solos: a. When the
Great Red Dawn is Shining
(Sharpe); b. To Have, To Hold
To Love (BalD; C. In the Garden
OF Tomorrow (Deppen). John H.
Gerry, tenor; Lausa c. Gaudet,
accompanist-
G:45-Accordion Solos: a. March, On
the Firing Line; b. Waltz, Life IN
the Woods Of Finland; c. Schot-
tische: Memories OF Upsala; d.
Waltz: A Sailors Life. Fred S.
johnson. accordionist.
Dinner music, continued
7:30-Bible Study Period, Results
OF the Christmas Pageant" Edna
NJ Baxter, instructor, Hartford
School OF Religious Education.
Hymns-The Reynolds Quartet.
Hartford Composer Period, Wal
ter X. Bauer, banjoist, mandolin
ist. composer.
Ensemble Chiquita, Valse Es-
pagnole, Op. 8 No. /.
Mandolin Solo - Vision D'Amour.
OPP. Z. No. 2. Anthony J. Loprate,
p;sf.
accompanist.
Suite for Quartet, Op. 7, No. l -
a. Serenade Andante con moto;
b. Badinage Allegro moderate.
Mandola Solo Lotus Flower,
Op. Z, No. 5. Walter K. Bauer.
Piano Solo - Dance Characters
tic, Op. 5, No. /. Gertrude F.
Higgins.
Tenor Banjo Solo-Kow Tow, Op.
6, No. 3. Walter K. Bauer.
Banjo Ensemble March: The
Maestro. OPP. 6, No. 2.
S:30-Bass Solos q. Prosit Ode
Koven): b. Pilgrims Song
(Tschaikowsky); c. Swift the
Hours Daley: d. Wanderer
(Schubert); e. Hear Me, Winds
and Waves (HandeD. Russell
Nearing, bass; Mrs. Roger NJ. Ell
dred. accompanist.
@S:45-Program of Negro Spirituals:
a. Oh Lord What a Morning: b.
Nobody Knows de Trouble I've
Seen; c. All Got Robe; d. The
Gospel Train; g. Hard Trials.
Nellie Carrie Reynolds, contralto;
Laura C. Gaudet, accompanist.
&-9-A Victory program under the
auspices Of the Waterbury Masonic
Temple Corporation from Temple
Hall, Waterbury.
10-Weather.
1O:05-Club Worthy orchestra.
News.
WBZ-SPRINGFI
6:15-Organ recital by Arthur Cliff
ton.
6:So-Dick Newcomb's Society Or
chestra.
Market reports.
7:05-M. A. C. Farm Flashes.
7:15-Capitol theater orchestra
S:10-Boston Symphony orchestra.
10:15-Leo Reisman's orchestra.
t0:45-Weather reports; missing
persons.
WTAG-WORCESTER-545
S-Dance orchestra.
weather report
9:01-To be announced.
10-From WEAF.
WEEI-BOSTON-349
G:45-Jacques Renard and his orch.
"7:45-Recital by Ethel Leginska,
THE only woman conductor in the
world. .-
i:55-Broadcast.
S-1o-From New York.
10-Radio forecast and weather.
WNAC-BOSTON-i3O
THE Farm News Digest.
1:10-Luncheon concert.
1:2o-Jack Flynn and his Melody
club.
! :45-Luncheon concert.
4-Perley Stevens and his orchestra.
5-Copley Plaza tea lance.
1.-The SmiIers conducted by Clyde
McArdle.
G:30-Dinner dance, "Dok" Eisen-
bourg and his Sinfonians.
:36-Program.
Hotel Buckminster orchestra.
Popular selections by Jack Fay
and Rose Golden.
t0:05-Copley Plaza orchestra.
ELECTROMAGNETIC
Program.
WGBS-NEW YORK-316
;30-Scripture reading,
1;S5-Ely Well, violinist.
1:45-Mabel Well, pianiste.
1:55-Percy Gallego. tenor.
> :05-Beatrice Henderson, reader
2:l5-Violinist: pianiste; tenor.
g. 4-Dance orchestra.
Bedtime story.
6 ;30-Margaret Tagmose, soprano.
{ .45-Talk; news.
Sam Perry, pianist.
Z Elizabeth Lumsden, contralto.
: :30-Myrtle Boland; Lew Colwell,
pianist.
7:45--Dance music.
S:45-Clifford Cheasley, Numbers"
9-Iris Gruber, soprano; string
ensemble.
9:40-Tro.
f0-Cecelia Reichman, pianiste.
10:15-Olga Paul, contralto.
10:30-Dance orchestra.
WJZ-NEW YORK-I5I
Dance orchestra.
reports,
2:o5-National Republican club dis
cussion, "Five-Day Week"
4;30-Dance orchestra.
7-S-D. Bethnan, baritone; S. Jami-
son, tenor.
S;25-Philharmonic Society student
concert.
20: 3o-Pennsylvania Society dinner;
Charles NJ. Schwab, ex-Gov. ]
Sproul, Charles Dawes. Irwin Cobb,
speakers.
t0:30-Dance orchestra.
WEAF-NEW 1ORK-i92
I .45--Foreign Policy Association