New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-11-27
lIl on THE AIR
SATURDAY.
Eastern Standard Time.

Note-Asterisks - Indicate Pick
of the Programs.
WTIC-HARTFORD
IL noon-News, weather. farm
flashes.
'2-Play by play description OF the
Army VS.. Navy football game di-
rect from Soldiers Field, Grant
Park. Chicago.
6-Dinner concert: Moe Blumen-
thars Hub Restaurant quartet: a.
Selection from princess Pat"
(Herbert); b. Even Song (Martin)
c, Celeste Aida from Aida"
(VerdD.
6:25-News.
6:S0-Orchestra a. Connecticut
March (Nassann); b. By Moon
light (Rollinson); c. Ka Mahin-
aIai Ode Lano): d. Aloha De Gill
ioukalani). Aloha Hawaiian orch
estra; Lillian G. Marshall, director.
6:45-Soprano: a. Del Mic Core
tRecitative and Aria (Haydn): b.
BY the Waters of Minnetonka
Uieurance); C. Marguerite
(White); d. Songs My Mother
Used to Sing (Smith); e. Ave
Maria. Mrs. W. j. McNellie, So
prano; Laura C. Gaudet, accom-
PIANIST.
7-Dinner concert, continued; Moe
Blumenthal's Hub Restaurant
quartet: d. Procession of the Sar-
dar imsky-Korsakov); e. Trio
Group: Beautiful Blue Danube
(Strauss), Fantasia on My Old
Kentucky Home; f. japanese Sun
set Deppen); 6. Popular Period.
7:s0-Bible Study Period: First
Steps in Preparation. DR.. A. J.
Myers. Hymns.
ss-Hartford Composers Period:
Robert Doellner, violinist and
composer.
Soprano solos a. A Slumber
Song Poem by Cecil Northern);
b. The Birch Tree (From the Le-
gend of Hiawatha); c. Indian
Summer (Poem by Whittier),
fteduuT w
Baritone solo Break, Break,
Break, (Poem by Tennyson); Earl
f. Styers.
Violin solos Two Norwegian
Sketches: a. Idyll; b. Norwegian
Dance. Robert Doellner.
Soprano solo - The Wild Ride
(Poem by Louise Imogen Quincy;
Earl E. Styers.
(Burdette Hawley and Robert
Doellner will accompany
S:3O-The Laurel Quartet of Bridge
port; Florence Haskins, accom-
PIANIST and director.
The Quartet = a. Dawn (Curran);
b. The Boog- man (Richards).
Soprano = a. The Star (Rogers);
b. The Old Refrain (Kreisler).
Hazel Nichols Dalton.
The Quartet a. Trees (Ras-
bach); b. Carry Ne Back to Old
Nirginny (Bland).
Tenor = a. My Dreams (TostD; b.
Tommy Lad (Margetson). Ernest
c. Whitfield.
= ii.
na-Zucca); b. Sweet Genevieve
(Tucker). Florence Legere Hayes.
The Quartet = a. Hi Diddle Diddle
(GeibeD; b. Sweet and Low
tBarnby).
Baritone a. Bring You
Hearts Ease (Branscombel; b.
Young Tom O'pevon (Kenn). Ellis
Lundberg.
The Quartet = Good Night Be
loved (Pinsuto).
e:3o-A Group Of Popular Songs
with ]. w. Krich and daughter,
Mildred Krich Zigmont:
Duet - Call Me Back, Pal o'Mine
tDixon). Mrs. Zigmont and Mr..
Krich.
Baritone Davy Jones Locked
tPetrie): Mr.. Krich.
Soprano = a. If Tears Could Bring
You Back to Me Johnson; b.
Just Little Longer (Berlin). Mrs.
Zigmont.
9:45-Contralto a. Coin Home
(Dvorak); b. Sunset perry; C.
ne 4IOOH lIc
tCadman); d. Just Smiling
(Wells). Marion F. Loveland, con-
tralto; Mabel F. Mann. accompan-
list.
10--Weather.
1o:O5-Club Worthy orchestra.
11-News.
WBZ-SPRINGFIE
-2-Play by play account of the Holy
Cross Boston College football
game from Fitton Field, Worces-
ter, Mass.
6:10-Newspape sidelights.
6:15-Organ recital by Arthur Cliff
ton.
s:30-Diek Newcomb's society orch.
Market reports.
7:05-Farm Flashes by NJ. A. c.
7:15-Capitol theater orchestra.
7:45-knights of Pythias male quar-
tet.
's:10-Broadcast of concert Of AS
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