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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
BAND CONCERTS

The Star Spangled Banner
The concert at Walter Reed Gea.
eral Hospital Tuesday at $50 pm.
viii have the following program
March. ..Hostfaiisef' . n s# Chambers
overture. .'Ohefun ~. 81. .s.g.s.s.. Weber
Suite. II Ar2esipnne -. .4..... Bizet
10 Minuetto
- Adagtetto.
tdl lie carilloh
Tfampe. SOLO 'i's The Tframpe,er: on "o'u'
ws,,s THONGS Nj. darcy soloi.,, $40,
xylophone solo .'scintihta' -. 5. Perkins
800, 1 Tech: ,ssrEt, !. BaunIAn, soloist
Ns.ra lie Ressiment de ;sailnnbr,e et U'.
THE star spaniried banner. = Z
Wednesday at the sylvan Theater.
Monument grounds, at $50 pm, this
program will be given:
March. University Of Dayton PAMELA
Overture stPhedre5 49,. 81 assenet
Moorish suite. Courts Of Grsnsda s.. Chapl
tal lntroduction and March 10 the
2eM Tournament.
%, Meditation.
lel Serenata
March, Tine Magnolia Blossom . Cloud
rrumget solo stars in yeiyety
Thomss ii barry soioist I
Grand selection songs From the Old
Folks .s II. !. ~. 49, 1855. !. Lake
March ..nd Army Corps Hayes
Ballet music and chorus from 'Silliam I.
spanish serenade. LA Paalon,a . Trader
''The star SpanEled Banner.
/ This concert will be broadcast
through the following stations: WCAP.
Washington: WEAF, New York. NJ.
"; WTAG, Worcester. Mass: WEEP,
Boston. Mass: KSD. st. Louis, Mo-;
WAR, Providence. r. l.; WGR, Buff
faio, n, ": WCAE, Pittsburgh. Pa.
WV. Detroit, Mich. and NVSAI, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
The concert at Washington Barracks
Friday. $50 pm, will feature the
same program.
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RECITALS

\ CHARLOTTE GARDNER LIPPITT
had d musical evening, with social
hour following to end her musical
activities for the season. Those TAX.
ing part were Misses Mary Apple,
lean MUM. Ella Miller. Trina Miller,
Julia Hotel Helen Croker, Margaret
Hughes. Lena Morris. Elizabeth King.
NJ ~ Ednionds Margaret Thomas,
Mary BiXIeR, katherine Stone. Mrs.
Roy Prince. Mrs. Sherry, Mrs. san
Felipe, Mr.. Ira AIeyei ana Edward Ell.
Lippitt Ehristophsr Tenleg and Mrs.
I4fpflitt were accornli anists
Al concert Isl the CcmInuIlitv Cen,
ter Band. James III Miller, director.
was given at Iowa Circle Friday, al
$50 N. HE program was as col.
lows;
Foa rot iss Lo Sss s,0a Rsss Ss sTes
Selection Bowl Of ANiIsief A "a
: March american Guard ~ BrO0kr
overture, Empefean. ~ AL Hayes
N Qeai solo. George Battles
Selection. rAfAcuahl ass n !. 4 \ III BAH
March, s9lympic Hippoardae Alexander
The star spangled Banner.
The Imperial Male Quartet. com.
posed by M. Arthur Mccoy, first tenor:
George p. Anderson. second tenor; u.
Benton Webb baritone, and Francis
r.. HeartsilI. bass. assisted bg William
Is. Raymond; first tenor; George sA.
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
Real Life Movies
of Roosevelt

THREE THOUSAND feet of Aim
picturizing Theodore Roosevelt In
actual life were shipped from the New
York headquarters of the Roosevelt
Memorial Association recently 10. the
Paramount studio, In Hollywood
whore the screen story of 1.-THE Rough
Riders" is being filmed.
The film has an interesting history.
1t has been gathered over a period OF
years from numerous news-reei
sources. About 10000 feet In all, some
negative and some positive prints
only, are in the Roosevelt film library
The earliest films show Roosevelt in
1901, when he became President upon
McKinley's death. The fllm Is Of poor
quality and contrasts strongly with
|present,day photography. From that
time on there are cut-outS Of news
reels during every year, up to within
a few days of HIS death, when he was
photographed at Oyster Bay making a
speech to a visiting delegation.
The Roosevelt Memorial Library
also has small strip of Aim taken of
the Rough Riders in Cuba. Because
the cog-wheel device for the motion
picture camera had not then been in
vented, the film Is very jumpy and
hard on the eyes, and probably cannot
be utilized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

Myers. second tenor, Fred C. Schaefer,
baritone, and Charles w. Moore, bass,
has just completed q series OF en-
gagements as THE Imperial Male
Chorus" with the popular screen pro-
duction, THE volga Boatman.'
At the Mount Pleasant NJ. Z.
Church South last Sunday evening
there was given q program Of sacred
music by the recently organized male
choir, under the direction of Mrs. Fan
ME Shreve HeaFtsilI, soprano and d.
rector. assisted by the following visit
ing soloists: w. Arthur Mccoy. tefory
Fred G. Schaefer, baritone, and Fran
els p. Heartsill, bass Mrs. Nancy
Alice Lowe presided at the organ.
The program follows:
Violin, sjs ;n.. ana R1, srs an sdi.s,ien
Chorus soft Floaaing On the Air - -,
Trio, .on Thee Each LiyiaE Soul Awsits
Nh i as.r,.Ii sss Mscos and ill., H.stssll
Baritone solo. sLishs John Prdndle Scott
Quartet, 70 come an s e ~ Heart. Lqra
Mrs s.I aeartsili and Msssrs. Mccoy, seSssisr
Duet. IL u Of tSs Lofdis's Great Ms.sies.
IRON NJ a H Ststa5SI a,'d Mr. ,He.r,sili olsns
soprano solo. How Lovely Are Tn.
- Mrs Hesfrtisiii. t Isl -'''.'''
Chorus. "Hark Harx Ny Soul" .Lowden
Pupils Of Mrs. Charles d. Cole gave
X piano recital at Emory NJ. =. Church
July 3, at $50 pm. The following
program was given: Ell
Duet, The star Spangled Banner.
Flora and Marion Mckenzie: Scarf
Dance. Gladys Fielding AEinuet, !"
Peggy Watts: Air de Ballet, Finetta
Wright: sunbeam Polka, Evelyn
Nichols; duet. "Santiago March. q
James Councillor aud Gladys Field
ing spinning Song. Marion How
ard; The Wild Rider, n Dorothy Wa
terlaOldters Spring Showers. Flora
|Mckenzie: duet, Spanish Dance, r
Shirley Lake and Virginia Cole: 'Pure
as Snow, Marion Mckenzie: Waltz
Of the Flower Fairies. Cecil Field
|inR; sAtinuet III r. Flat YOoden
Shoe Dance, James Councillor: Ia
|rantelle, ElizabAth Mite; March of
L the Cadets. lSlna0Fl Burton. Simple
Confession, lice Harrington: Ehos
rus The Beile Of 81. Mary y, Z, class:
.sAIurniuring zepliyrsg Mary Harring-
ton; Dream aIlcies, Doris Eielding;
Dolls Dream Mafgaret HutchiTs
son. .BluebiFd Waltz. Jane Patter-
SOM duet Garden of Roses. Mary
and Alice Harrington sSerenade. 81
Country Gafdens !. shirley Lake;
|.syyaltz, Philip Turner sSerenade, x
MurIel Hoover. NfiMuet Rain.
drops, " Second Mazurlsa Gerald
Miller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

an island In the South Seas. and is q
romance carrying with il fast action,
a great deal Of comedy and many
thrills.
The South Sea island sequences are
said, to be unusual In that they were
all filmed right In New York City and
on City Island. Within an hour from
NeM York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

fAntfy regiment
at Fort Eustis,
Va, the following
I 3 m p o rary Or
ganization Of the
regiment on n
two bait ali on
basis to conform
to organization OF
the 34th Infantry
has been made
for the two weeks
Of &C tive duty
training w h i c h
began last FRI
day. Maj. Albert
s. J. Tucker, In
fantry, in charge
OF the Washing
ton raaAPvo head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

) bttN UtVlktSI 0t-
pendency,s clause
Of the pay act Of
June 10, 1922, with
which consid erAb bic
difficulty has been
experienced by the
War Department
because Of certain
pertinent decisions
Of the controller
general relative TO
the requirements
OF what really con.
stitutes mother
dependency under
that act. A con.
siderable number
OF the difficulties
encountered by tho
HnN nnA AAsNa ~ ~ art
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
Paradise ] Completed.

DAY Rocket. who with his
n brother Al made the great picture
Abraham Lincoln" has just finished
His first production for First National.
aradise, Z. adapted from Eosnlo Ham.
Mten's book. with Milton Stills starring
ard Betty Bronson featured
bsThe story il laid IN London and on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
Civilian Army News

In earring out the associate train
ing system Of the 320th Infantry the
local reserve regiment, witt, that OF
the 34th Infantry the regular In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
BIZ Helen Fester.

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people responded by attendance to double the andions capacity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
Army and Navy News

ARMY.
Opposite views have been taken ~
Secretary of War Davis ana Mai.
Gen. Kenzie W.. walker, chief 81
finance, over the administrator 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
u. S. MARINE BAND.

At Marine Barracks tomorrow at
4:30 pm. the weeks first concert by
the United States Marine Band, VIII
liam H. Santelmann, leader. will be
held, with Taylor Branson, second
leader. conducting.
ThS program follows:
March, my Regiment =. BlaIiksmbnff
in.ermeszo rooeo Repdez YOU. SisIse
Cornet solo, Showers of Gold .tyaise
eaprie Musician john p. white. 4. n 4
Selection. '..Vic.or Herbeat's Favorites, com
piled and srrsn Ss R6s,ery Be sSs
Hamore sts "A Southern Wedding Letter
Grand scenes from la Bohenie'' &. Puectni
The Star spangied Banner
AT United States Veterans Hospital
No. 81. Mount Alto. Tuesday at p.m..
the Following program will be given;
March. ''Old Ironsiees y .Stephan
overture "Rosamunde'' 2. Schubert
section ne victor Herberts F;avorites Lake
Moreeau dc SALON, s'So,lyeni;,,, .;,,,. . Dsaa
Grand scenes from Romeo and Juliet
THE stir spangled Banner
AT the Capitol. Wednesday at pm.
the program will be:
March. National Vaudeville Artists
Overture The Kings Lieutenant i. !; Till
Re.erie. La vois des Cioches' -. Luigin
Chimes obollsas9K ~ Musician wilbur p
Grand scenes from The. Mfkado. sullivan
Prelude. pie hantzaa Massagn .i
T6 Sis dances e from Neil Gwyn GernsaS
tbl Pastoral Dance.
fcl MerrynlakerA Dance.
The star spanEied Banner ms
The sylvan Theater. Monument
Grounds, will be the scene of the con-
cert Thursday, 7;;3e PM The program
follows:
Overture: 'Leonore" No. 3 &. Beethoven
Muslcians a. witcogb, J. White, p Hazes,
Grand scsss lom r GarE and b bee.
gsl Melody CeIebre" Ruhinstein
~ r l%sfs .s su b% y ss Gsi
''f NpT The Star spaasied Banner wagner
At Grant Circle, Petworti. Friday at
80 pm, the program will be:
March Call Me Henry . /. . Renter
Overture Beautiful GaIatheas Suppe
Characteristic, cinderella's Bridal
corss Duet Home 10 our Mountains from from
I'll Troyat0re vs.. u. !. $3.50. . Verdi
Musicians Nicholas Citchese and Edwaf4,
Guminel
Selection Victor Herbert's Fayorites ar
ranged by 81. s. ), .s.s.s.s, Lake
.PasQuinade ....4 .t....s. ~. GQttschalk
Waltz, '.Espana 49,. WaIdtemfel
suite scenes Pittoresaues Massenet
lb) Air de Ballet
tel "Angelus. IS
Id) "Fete Boheme z
The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

So many inquiries have been re-
Hceived by the local Reserve headquar-
tiers a. to the qualifications to be
met before blue course graduates
can be commissioned. that the fol-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
III s. NAVY BAND.

THE program for tomoraow's con
!. = cert at pm, at the Capitol, by
the United States Navy Band, Charles
Benter, leader, and Charles Wise, sec.
ond leader, is:
March. Men OF yalor.'... = -. I. Klohr
9ysrture Mercedes, i .;;:s, pGsssars
s sss mSs M G9 Aa0r H ssSRsH
First movement. sdaslo and allegro.
Fonr a hm Soaement m anais,efesto.
soaSSs Vale nH RInetse ar al ballet prro
Grand scsnes from sse opers
wsiS a ecnseEs AI ~ y r,in.sisgs ~
march Love t,s ana Sprinsslme WalatsYN lb,,
The star spaneled Banner ], 49,
The program for Tuesday at 7.so
pm. at the sylvan Theater, Monu.
ment grounds, is as follows.
March .'cyB Lb h. Fulton
s se'IsrP fop sppb PssHnadsc
en's SfRandmaster; Jean ManEanaro. sii'ei
Gf s.Iie s SCENES from the opera. Pa- .,,3
vsIss ds concert weddins ii the s0'sa, =, :.
Ezcerpts from s ThsS sin Student aenn' anlnon
Fox trot. selected 1.; . I. ., homnerE
The star Spangied Banner. d
Wednesdays program for 7:3O d. I'M.
at the band stand, Navy Yard. follows:
March sd Conn. Regiment. N. d d. Reeves
soie Tor cornst. a Musician Astray ins 49,
r. - I V tRspdmaster q b eiorsig ns.m.n
.a caW war March and Battle 'elis'eo'
Grand, scenes from tho ballet u II Il.
RhaDsody sisiayonic . 49, .ffiedm1aanssi
EE Rs ,ps. fEe ssIecI Taf Reg Herbert
The star spapsled Banner.
The program Friday iii I p,faa.. at
Tuberculosis Hospital 18th and Up.
shur streets, is:
March. THE Shenandoah National
1bedlsa,si' i RRobtssFrii 4. aarpsE i's''sf
sasd ser ,issiIen
rsnd scsnss ffos, t,s oi,eia Doris eller
Esserpss f sss So, Sanst,e Ya,as sSSs.
issl fSs Essss u sSs Fotss I sssssaf'
me star spangled Banner
Il. s. ARMY BAND.
The program for The concert lay the
United States Army Band, Capt. vii
llAlll " e5IdIilldTus8 1kstuGEs III tlOllldS nj
Darcy. second leader. at Judiciary
lsParh. Fifth and q streets tomorrow
IL 7:30 pm, follows:
March Free Lance \. . 81. s. . . ! s Sofsa
Overture Light CaValfx S.s. Z, . I Suppe
Euphonium solo. Tie Mandereis Harlow
Master Sefgf. 81 Johnson eDl0isf
Excerpts from .fThe Royal vagabond.
E0hAMsG0et1eI
AValae Bleue .ss a !. /. NJ argih
Spanish sefenade. LA Pal0ma raider
FonNlar hite- r. @
TAI Good Night ssss XII !. E = Il. HUhs ngarteil
dbl love NV Baby ~ ~ +. sSEarreli
Selection aFlur0tl0f; 4, Il. 81. "a. s Stuart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

The 1896 Army golf championship
win be held from Octo-
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19
WSB-ATLANTA-42S

WSB-ATLANTA-42S
s-Recital.
11:45-Concert.
WBAP-FORT WORTH-47s
s:30-Concert; talk.
10:30-Organ recital.
12-Musicale.
WAAF-DALLAs-47s
7:30-Dance music.
9:3o-Concert.
KTHs-HOT sPRINGs-375
1o-Football; solo hour.
WGHB-CLEARWATER-2es
s:so-s:3O-Dinner music. T..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s-Chidren's period.
KNIOX-ST. LOUIS-2S0
s-Radio orchestra: soloists.
1o-Quartet; orchestra.
11-Weather report; music lovers
hour.
KFUo-sT. LOUIS-545
s:15-Sermon; music.
WoC-DAvENPoRT-4s4
s:3o-same as WEAF.
10:30-Muslcale.
WCCO-MINNEAP
10-Same As WEAF.
10:30-Musicale.
11-Market; weather reports; music.
WDAF-KANSAS CITY-366
7-School OF the Air.
eSame as WEAF.
s:30-Musical program.
10-Same as WEAF.
12:45-Nighthawk Frolic.
KOA-DENVER-
e:30-Sunday school lesson.
l0-Instrumental music.
10:25-Studio recital.
KHJ-LOS ANGELES-4O5
11-Music; talk.
dance music.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

| 6:15-KDKA string ensemble.
7:25-News and market period.
'7:45-Address. Concert by the Girls
Glee club OF the University OF
| Pittsburgh.
S:20-Poem, Das Hexenlied (The
Witch Song) by Ernst Won Widen
bruch. musical setting by Max
Schillings, presented by Frederick
G.Rodgers and ELMER Zoller. pi-
anist.
Creature.
9:55-Time signals and weather
| forecast.
WCAE-PITTSBURGH-4s1
Skinner concert; sports
7:45-Motor topics.
| 8:30-Studio recital.
9-Program from WEAF.
WTAM-CLEVELAND-3e9
| 9:30-Same as WEAF.
1o:30-Studio recital; orchestra.
WWJ-DETROIT-s53
S-Dance music.
930-Same as WEAF.
WCx-DETROIT-517
Skinner music.
s-Studio recital.
| 10-Code lessons.
WJR-DETROTT-517
7-Concert.
9-Concert
KYW-CHICAGO-53e
S-Musicale.
10-Edison hour.
| 11:3O-Congress carnival.
| Thine signals: weather
WIBO-CHICAGO-22e
7-9-Dinner concert.
WBBM-CHICAGO-226
9-Musicale. "..... ...
10-Harmony time.
Observation-Disclosures
9-3-Popular musicale.
WGN-CHICAGO-303
7:45-Request music; million sing.
S:O5-Old7 fashioned almanac.
S:15-Ash's Show.
| 9-Musicale.
10-Same as WEAF.
10:30-Phantom violin.
+11-"Sam n Henry" songs.
11:10-Music Box; readings.
1:S0-Leon Litchtenfeld, cello.
+11:40-12-Correll and Gosden,
songs.
WOK-CHICAGO--23s
String ensemble.
9-(217 meters) 'Theater music.
0:30-1-Recital.
WJIB-CHJCAGO-
Unpopular recital.
dance music.
WMAQ-CHICAGO-44s
7-Organ recital.
7:30-Wide Awake club.
*9:1O-Wisconsin football dinner.
10:50-Air line.
WLS-CHICAGO-345
S:15-Duets.
S:30-Trio.
Inlay and June, duets; Chap
mans orchestra; Sherman's orch;
Wicki and Wacka; musicale.
Ford and Glenn.
WBBM-CHICAGO-220
o-Orchestra; artist recital.
10:15-Piano recital; musicale.
WEBH-CHICAGO-
10-Edgewater Beach orchestra.
10:45-News.
12-Edgewater orchestra; songs.
CTCF-MONTREAL-411
7:3O-Mount Royal orchestra.
9-Studio recital.
10:3O--Dance concert.
CNRT-TORONTO-357
6:35-Dinner concert.
9-Studio recital.
WBAL-BALTINIORE-216
6-Sandman Circle.
6:30-Dinner orchestra.
7:30--Mixed quartet.
S-Trio.
"9-Musical sketch.
9:30-String quartet.
10-Musicale.
11-Dance orchestra.
WRVA-RICHNOND-256
9:15-Reports.
*9:S0-Studio party.
WHAS-LOUISVILLE-4OO
:30-1o-Concert: time.
Observation-Disclosures
7:45-Orchestra: bedtime story
recital.
11-Musicale; organ recital
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19
INTERCHANGEABLE

WIIC-hARIEOh
6-"Skinny and His Gang"
6:20-News.
6:30-Dinner concert. Emil Helm
bergers Hotel Bond Trio: a. Elsa S
Dream from "Lohengrin" (Wag
ner): b. Serenade (Saint- Saens) ;
c. Excerpts from "Rigoletto'
(Verdil: d. Romance from Violin
Concerto (WieniswskD; e. Aragon-
aise from lie Cid" (Massenet).
Radio Farm Course, Connecticut
Agricultural College, Recent
changes in Connecticut Farming.
C. l. Hendrickson.
715-Piano selections: a. Polish
Dance (Scharwenka); b. To Spring
CGrieg); c. Callirhoe (Chaminade)
Laura C. Gaudet, staff pianist
VITO.
7;So-Organ recital. Favorite Rus
sian Compositions: a. Prelude G
sharp minor (Rachmaninoff) b.
Song OF India from "Sadko" Grim
sky Korsakov) C. Marche SlaV
tTschaikowsky): d. Hymn to the
Sun from THE Golden Cockerel
(Rimsky-Korsakov); e. Au Cou-
vent (Borodin); f.song Of the
Volga Boatmen (Russian Folk
Song). Esther A. Nelson, organist.
ARTISANS.
a-Friendly Hour.
Opening Ensemble Selection
from Robin Hood" de Koven).
Soprano The Bell Song from
-Lakme" (Delibes).
Banjo a. Reminiscent Melodies;
b. Carnival Blues. Rap Perkins.
Orchestra Ensemble Theme
from "Criss Cross" (Kern).
Soprano - Eileen (Herbert).
Violin Pale Moon (Logan).
Ray Perkins.
Cello Solo - The Swan (saint-
Saens).
Banjo Solo--Charlestonia Moods.
Finale Full Ensemble.
10-Weather.
1O:05-Emil Helm berger's dance or
chestra.
l1--News
WCAE-STORRS275
Y-10-Same as VITO.
WDRC-NEW HAVEN-26s
s-Piano recital by Elizabeth L.
Dixon. of Woodbury., Conn: I'M
promptu Flat Major (Schubert);
Rondo Capriccioso (Mendelssohn) {.
The Last Hope (Gottschalk); Rec
objection of Home Is. B. Nills):
Air de Ballet (Aronson).
S:30-Program by the Harmony
Four of Seymour, Conn: Medley
(Remick): The Monarch of the
Woods Cherry; From the Tolls
of the Sea CTreveliogen) Gypsy
Love Song tHerbert: Said the
Bald Head Man (CorraD; If Win
ter Comes (Pennant); That's
Where 1 Meet My Girl (Von TIL
zer); Over the Morning Sea (Wil-
SOM; I'm In Love With You,
That's Why Henderson,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Orchestra.
T:30-To be announced.
S--Entertainers.
S;S0--silver Edge saxophone Sex
tette.
9-Hour of Music.
10-Chris Ruge Revelers.
WBZ-SPRINGFIELD-S33
6;10-Newspaper sidelights.
6:15-Hotel Lenox ensemble.
s6:30-Edward j. McEnelly and his
orchestra.
Market reports.
T:0-Sanborn' orchestra.
S-A. Thorndike Lizard at the organ.
S:30-Concert.
Cecilia Benson, dramatic soprano
and voilinist.
9:30-"Mysterious Tenor"
10-Weather reports; missing per-
sons.
10:03-Leo Reisman's orchestra.
WORCESTER-545
7-1S1st Infantry band.
s-News.
3:30-To be announced.
Same as WEAF.
Observation-Disclosures
10-Same as WEAF.
WEEI-BOSTON-3i9
545-Markets; lost and found;
news.
610--Entertainer.
640-Boston broadcast.
s:45-Big Brother club.
30--Musicale.
S-Neapolitan quintet.
8:30-Same as WEAF.
9-Musicale.
9:30-Same as WEAF.
WNAC-BOSTON-
6-Krazy Kat Riddles Klub.
30--Dinner dance.
7:36-One Minute Talk.
7;3S-Dance music, Jackson orch.
8-The Trumpeters.
S,30-"Mr." and Mrs" Radio Skit.