New Britain herald., 1926-05-13

VICES, 1l:l5-CaSt of musical re-
 yue, Cherry Pie"
 VEAL 12-Opera, "Pinafore." WFBH. 12-Sleepy Hall and his or
 chestra.
 WTIC-HARTFORD-476 s:S0-ChiIdren's period, Twenty
 Minutes in Happyland," Edna
 kimball Heath.
 s50-Dinner concert. Emil Heim-
 berger's Hotel Bond Trio.
 q. Toreador and Andalouse (Ru-
 binstein); b. Valse Espagnole
 MascheronD; c. Cavatina (Raff);
 d. Aragonaise. 'Le Cid" (Mas-
 sanet); e. MeIodrama from Picco-
 limo (Guiraud): f. Overture to the
 Song Of the Flame" (Stothartl;
 2. Three Russian Songs tGIinka). 7:So-Announcements, police and
 weather reports.
 s-"That's Good Book to Read"
 Thomas Mason, direct from
 WEAF.
 s-Program by the 102d Regiment
 band, Connecticut National Guard,
 Lieut., A. Ih. ltLds Itdu'ls tl.
 March: The Billboard's Bazaar
 (Ed Chenette); b. Overture:
 "Semiramide" (RossinD c. Selec
 tion: "Ernani" (VerdD; 1. Waltzes
 "Old Timers" (M. L. Lake): c.
 Descriptive: Home Sweet Home
 the World Over (J. E. Lampe); f.
 Selection: The Chocolate Soldier"
 (straus); 2. Songs of the Nation
 G. B. Lampe); h. March: 1o2d
 Regiment C. \. G., CD. ".
 Recves).
 WBZ-SPRINGFIELD-333 7:35-Markct report. 7:40-Baseball results. 7:45-Hotel Kimball Trio. S-Program by the Twins. S:30-Nesper Quartet. a mixed quar-
 tet of negro singers in jubilee,
 plantation songs and negro spir- ituals.
 9:S0-Organ recital by Arthur Cliff ton. 10-To be announced, 10:2o-Maude Erickson, Swedish
 dramatic sopranop and Ruth Franklin, pianist. Weather reports; missing per sons.
 WEEI-BOSTON-3i9 6-Events of the day; scores. 6;45--Big Brother club. 7:30-Musicale
 S-1f-Program same as WEAF.
 NNAC-BOSTON-2S0 6-The Smilers.
 6:3o-Hotel Essex orchestra. 7:S5-Talk.
 7:45-The Golf Question Box. 8-Marion Bacon Trio. S:30-Musical program. 9--WNAC concert orchestra, 10-Dance music from Lida Venice. Lido Venice orchestra. Vocal se- lections. Bill Coty and Carl Moore
 WTAG-WORCESTER-26S s:f5-Story Teller. 8-Program to be announced. S:3o-Travel talk. 9-10-"Clicquot Club Eskimos." l0-Silvertown orchestra.
 WJaR-PROVIDENCE-306 7.45-TaIk.
 S-Orchestra.
 a--Eskimos.
 10-SilyertoWn orchestra.
 WCSH-PORTLAND, Mc.-256 s:30--Stock market: grain market e:40-Weather, fishing bulletin, Rn- nouncements. s;45-NeWs of the day. 6:55-Children' period. T:4O-Baseball scores. S-From WEAF. S:15-The Radio DoughbOys.
 WEAF-NEW YORK-4P2 Waldorf Astoria dinner music. s:55-Baseball scores. 7-Mid-week Hymn Sing. S-"Whats a Good Book tu Read, Thomas Mason. s:15-Harvcsters. a-Cuh Eskimos. fO-Silvertown orchestra. i1-l2-Yictor Lopez and orchestra,
 WJZ-NEW NORk-i55 5:&2-Markct closing summary 5:5o-Markct reports. 7-YanIerbi1t orchestra. 7:3o-Soncs and Humor, news; baseball S:80-P}ay. Miss NopoIy.' 9-RoyaI Salon orchestra. lo-Record Boys. news, baseball 1o.30-Oraugrrio orchestra.
 NGBs-NEW NOIik-316 f-I-urlo Goobee. 6.25-"Wha The World Is Doing, 6:45-Arc3djdus and Fixes orch. 7.45-parorhy DetIano, soprano. s-Michel Nazzi, oboe. { S.So-Ouver SayIer, "FootHgh' and LampHEht." g-Irma Eiodo, songs. i7 9:15-"Conqucriug Death Valley Colonel C. A. simmons. { s.5o-String Ensemble; Giuseppe : Leone. baritone. s t0:3O-Movie Broadcast. S 1o:45-Giusoppo Leone, baritone, s 11:15-Theatcr musicale. Numbers 4 and selections from Cherry Pie,' q by members of the cast. [
 WHN-NEW YORK-3Gt i 5-News and sports. i 5:1O-Floreuce Hynes, songs. 1 5;25-News and sports. 6:30-Junior Order Night. ' 7-Iceland orchestra. s 7:30-Health talk. 9 7:40-John Maxwell tenor. 1 a-Chateau orchestra. Samuel Greenwald and $ Chorus Of Jack Schiff Memorial { a-F. H. Ochs. tenor; NJ. Pearlman, ' piano; A. F Melville, bass. z ? 3o-1o-orchestrs s