New Britain herald., 1926-03-16
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 WADC-AKRON, O.-a50 6:S0--pinner eoncerti story S-Orchostra.
 9--Studio concert. l0-"Timos- Press" hour.
 WTAM-CLEyELASD-soo d-pinner music
 WEAR-CLEVELAND-seO f--Theater vaudeville and music. S"-Cleveland topics, S;So-~Program same as WEAF. | 10-Studio Ensemble. lo;30-Program from WEAF, ll-Stnging syncopators.
 WAIU-COLUMBUs-a0t V-lO '45--second Annual Legionnair, Birthday. ll~l%- mid.--Organ concert.
 WSAI--CINCINSATI--3oG 6:So~-TWilight musicale, S--Orchcstra. ''Ip'3p--Program same as WEAF. l0i5o--Program Of Hawaiian guitars a. m,-Frcda Sankcr's orchestra.
 WLW-CINCINNATI-42. S~~llistorical Appreciation of music a;20-Crosley Science Lecture. s'"V--Plano Memories by the Cros- ley Request Lady. S'50--First in q Series of four talks; Why Go To Collcgo?" by Dean Frank W. Chandler, University of Cincinnati. o-Old Time Review of the Cros,ev Burnt Corkers. 1o--Conccrt program featuring the Formica orchestra, Replica of concert by Symphony orchestra through Station WI, Oslo, Nor way
 WkRC-CINCINNATI-326 ll--Dancc music; organ. l2 mid. -Entertainers; orchestra anI
 male quartet.
 WCX-DETROIT-5t7 6--Dinner music. 9" Michigan Night" lo-Red Apple Club.
 WJR-PONTIAC--5l7 Entertainers. g." Michigan Night"
 WWJ-DETROIT-35S G-Dinner concert. 6-~Proeram from WEAF.
 WREO-LANSING--2S6 6-Dinner concert. S:l5--Band and soloists.
 KYW-CHICAGO-536 S:33-Specches under the auspices Of the American Farm Bureau Federation. J~Musjcal program.
 Eula Kober, pianist; Barney Weber, tenor: Henrietta Nolan, violinist; Banjo Bill' Haid, Mel ody quartet. 10~-"An Hour Of Music" ii" Evening at Home program. Coon Sanders Original Night hawks. 2-"lnsomnia club" conducted by Coon-Sanders orchestra.
 WBBM-CHICAGO-228 9-Sandy and Harry; Moulin Rouge orchestra; Phil Flemming, the golden-v voiced tenor; Jehn St. Anne, the French baritone; Chris tian 4. Grimm, composer pianist; Rob York, tenor. lo-l--Jach Crawford's Alemite or chestra; Ariston Trio, Nalle, Murph and O'Connor; Barber shop Three; Pete Kules; Ziegler Sisters; Norris Worthley. tenor; Two Jays; Charlie Garland; Floyd Falch; Vivian Shelter contralto.
 INTERCHANGEABLE o-@--Divcrsitied studio and dance 1 program from the Club Chez Pierre.
 INTERCHANGEABLE ;5o--Drake ensemble and Black stone quintet. Old time songs. -l0-Same as WEAF. O-Popular program. l-l2--Sam m Henry. dance music and popular features
 INTERCHANGEABLE and Judy show and Correll and GosdeD. :30-Same as WEAT. 2-songs by Correll and Gosden. 2:20-Dance music.
 WLS--CHICAGO-345 -S-Ford and Glenn. Organ recital, Ralph Emerson.
 WMaO-CHIC4Cn x,~ -Organ recital and Hotel LaSane orchestra :40-Musical feature. 0;1o--st. Francis church choir. o:55-Chimes. . WHAS-LOUISVILLE-4oo '3o-Carl Zoellers Melodists. Thrift talk.
 WRAL-BALTIAfORE-248 50-WBAL dinner orchestra. 30-WBAL male quartet. -9-Violin, piano and baritone solos. ."BAL string trio and Philip Jeffreys, pianist .
 WSB-ATLANTA-42s Bohemian orchestra. Garden message. Lyon and King concert. .'4o--L LoeW's Grand theater artists.
 WSM-NAsHVILLE-2s3 Smiths orchestra,
 WMC-MENfPHIS-50o 15-Bedtime story. 30-Health talk, 30-Musical program. '-Britling Cafeteria orchestra.
 PWX-HAVANA-4O0 S0-stower's Players, musical pro- gram. Talk, Raising Tobacco" c. E. concert.
 CNRA-MONCTON-292 So-Bedtime story. Juvenile program. -CNRA orchestra and mixed quartet, presenting Irish tunes. -CNRA orchestra.