New Britain herald., 1926-05-14
WTIC--HARTFORD-476

6:3b-Dlnner c0nCeFt-All request program by Moe Blumenthals ls Hub Restaurant quartet: 6, Selec- tion from Aida" (Verdi); b. LIebesIied (Kreisler); c. Rozika, Hungarian Fantasia and Czardas (Roberts); d, Violin Solo. Sere- made (Drigo), Moe Blumenthal; C, Popular Waltz; f, Admiration tJackson); g. Popular Period. 7:50-Announcements and police re- port.
 T:45-WTTC's Cartoon Lesson. Bud Kingston, Bridgeport Herald. .. S-Program by the American Le- zion. Department of Connexions: Talk - State Commander Harry C.. Jackson.
 Wethersheld (Russell K. Bourne D. S. c. Post, No. 23)-Valconian orchestra, c. II. Knoll. conductor: B. Prince Imperial e. E. Duble) |: D. Apple Blossoms (Kathleen Rob- erts).
 Windsor (Gray- Dickinson Post No. 59): CD Alice Swans Wagner, con- tralto; Mary R. Kirkbride, accom- panist: a. Ring Out Sweet Bells Of Peace (Caro Roma); b. A Khaki Lad (Flerence Aylward); c. Ma Suntiower Good Night (Frederick | Vanderpool. ID Gertrude Preis- sner, soprano; Mrs. John Pilgard, accompanist: 6. In The Garden of I My Heart (Caro Roma); b. Out of the Dusk To You (di Capua). ThompsonvilIe (Horace Tanguay Post, No. SO): CD Andrew Tru- deau, saxophonist; Mrs. E. Gan ner, accompanist: a, Valse Erika 1 (Wiedoeft); b. Popular Selection. CID Angelica and Piarno, Ha- waiian Duo: a. Drowsy Waters; b. Helo March.
 Thomaston (Clifford R. French Post, No. 22)-Legion quartet, Arthur J. Henderson, accompanist; John Waters, first tenor; Harry Lynch, second tenor; Lester Pratt, first bass; Wesley Billings, second bass: Medley con the Banks of the BrandyWine, Moonlight and Roses, Way Down Home) (Ana- tole Friedland); Harry Lynch, tenor, Arthur J. Henderson, &C., companist, solo. to be announc- ed. Legion quartet: Where the River Shannon Flows (James RusselD.
 Moosup (Ernest Goldreau Post No. 91)-Eugene Leblanc, male so- prano: Germaine Bouvier, accom- panist: a. 0 Sole Mo (di Capua); h. Agnus Dei (Bizet); c. Smilin' Through (Penn).
 Shelton tCharles W. Sutter Post, No. lG)-Brooks Mandolin and Guitar club. Selections to be announced. Clinton (Howard G. Hilliard Post, No. G6)-Male quartet Negion) (unaccompanied); S. A. Finer, first tenor: W. W. Meyer, second tenor: G. 0. Wellman, first bass; $. +. Hull, second bass: q. Far Away in the South (Adams); b. Beauty's Eyes (TostD; c. Oh, An I Doan Lax to Wu'k No Mo (Adams).
 East Hartford - Frank s. Coskey' whistler: a. Glow Worm tPaul Limke): b. One Fleeting Hour Uee).
 Waterbury CCorp. Coyle Post. No. D -G) James Butler, mandolin and banjo solos Cunaccompanied): a. Venetian Serenade (Stauffer); b. Syncopated Hesitation (Green). , CID Charles Favalli, tenor; Billy Curley, accompanist: a. An Old Faded Picture (Chas. FavallD; b. Lullaby from "Jocelyn" God ard). Plainville (Brock- Barnes Post No. 33)-Robert C. Craig. Scotch songs; Gerald Crean, accompan- ist: a. Breakfast in Your Bed on Sunday Morning Oauder); b. Belle McGraw Oauder). Bristol (seicheprey Post, No. 2)- CD Estelle Platt Richardson, so- prano: Elizabeth P. Arnold, ac- companist: a. Pale Moon Nogan); b. Last Night (Kjerulf). CID | Michael Brennan, tenor; k. Can field. piano; J. Bachand, violin ac- ! companists: a. Moonlight ana Roses CLemare-B -Black-NeaD; b. l My Machree's Lullaby Johnson 1 Mullane- -Schuster). South Manchester (DilworthlCor- ! nell Post, No. 1S2)-Frederick W. | Reicbard. baritone: Mrs. M. Bis l sell, accompanist: a. My Lovely ! Celia (Munro) b. I Sent You | Song (Snderson); c, My Lady . Chloe ((Clough-Leighter). West Hartford (Hayes-Velhage Post ! No. q6)- I) Lewis 5. Coddins, | Jr.. tenor; John ". Harrison, ac- companist: a. Thanks Be 10 God Dicksou): b. Invictus (Huhn) GID Warren Omstead, ytolintsi; Marshall Seeley, accompanist: a. Maestoso (John Contin); b. Viz nette (Harrison keller).
 N,v Britain (Eddy-GIover Post No GJ-D Henry kristopher, tenor; Walter J. Arbour, accompanist; a. When Irish Eyes Are Smiling GaJD. h. At Dawuiug (Cadman). CID James sullivan, barltonei John J. Crean. accompanist: a. On tbe Road 10 ManIulay tBalD: b. lust a Cottage small tkahn. GID !, John J. Crean, pianist. dN) Fran 1 cIs X. Egan, tenor; John J, Cream .acoompanist; a. Somewhere in the World tAyorl: b. Ten Thousand ! Years From Now (BaI1.
 Hartford CRau-Lock Post, No. A-- CD Evelyn Marcu, contral'o; Laura Gaudet, accompanisi; c, The Americans Come lFoster; ! b. Danny Boy (Wetherlyl. CID 1 Edward F. pllert. baritone; G. Harold smith. accompanist: Q. Caro mic bon tGuiseppe) ; b. Three for Jack CW II. Squirrel. State Of Connecticut-Clf,on C. Brainerd, organlst: a. March of the Beautiful (Macfarane); b. Giocoso JepsoD; c. American Legion Hymn. Mail Bag.