New Britain herald., 1926-06-07
UTIC-HARTFORD-47s

WTIC-HARTFORD-476 6:s0-Chfdren's period, "Mother Goose. the Children's Entertain er," Bessie Lillian Taft s:50-Dinner program, Moe Blu menthal's Hub Restaurant Trio: a. Yeoman Of the Guards (Sullivan) b. Spanish Serenade (FrimD; c. Orientale (cui); d. Pastel Minuet (Paradis); Q. Serenata (Mario- TarenghD; [. Chant Sans Parole (Song without words) Tschaikow- sky); g. Popular Period. 7:30 - Announcements, Baseball scores, news items, police and weather reports. S:30-The Capitol theater orchestra conducted by Bill Jones. s:45 - Hitting the Trail" Carlos F. Day.
 o-Thirty Minutes Of Popular Enter tainment, Martin and Storen, piano-accordionists and Dagmar Potholm, reader Accordionists: a. Rag in D minor (FrosinD; b. Pining for You (Spitalny)i Martin and Storen. Reading: Boys will be Boys (from Penrod) (Tarkington) Dagmar Potholm. Accordionists; Medley Of Swedish Songs (Old and New) Martin and Storen. Reading: At the Monies (charac- ter sketch) Dagmar Potholm. Ac- cordionists: a. Under the Double Eagle (March) (Wagner); b. Popular selections; Martin and Storen.
 9.S0-Dance program, Emil Helm- berger's Hotel Bond orchestra. lO-Grand Opera, Tales of Hoh- man." by the WEAF Grand Opera company under the direction of Sesare Sodero. 1l-New items. 11-12-The Travellers Symphonic en- semble in a program of music by Richard Wagner; Dana s. Merri- man, conductor: a. Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin;" b. Elsa's Dream from 'Lohengrin;" c, Pil- grim's Chorus from "Tannhau- ser;" q. Fantasia on Themes from "Parsifal:" e. Vorspiel from To hengrin:" I. March from Tam hauser."
 WBZ-SPRINGFTEID-333 6:55-Market reports. 7-Hotel Lenox ensemble. 7:30-Baseball results. 7:S3-"A Story Of Fifty Years" talk. 7:45-"Preludinoff." pianist. 9-Capitol Theater orchestra under direction Of J. Fred Turgeon. 9;30-Organ recital by Rene Dage- nais direct from Capitol theater I0-Empire Singing orchestra under direction of F. L. Adams. Il-Weather reports; missing per sons.
 WNAC-BOSTON-2S0 6-Krazy Kat Riddles Klub-Guest Arnold B. Little, Whistling soloist 6:3O-Sam Blum and his orchestra. 7-Shepard dinner dance. S--Metropolitan theater studio. 9:15-From Metropolitan theater. Stage presentations and musical accompaniment. Metropolitan grand orchestra. l0:Q5-Dance music. Lido Venice orchestra. Vocal selections, Billy Coty and Carl Moore. ll:S0-Metropolitan theater; organ recital.
 WEEI-BOsTON-348 5,45-Stock market and business news.
 5:55-Lost and found. 6-Keiths Radio Review. 6:1O-Eyents of the day. 6:20-Talks from the Book shop foI Boys and Girls. 6:45-Btg Brother club. 7:SU-Musicale.
 S:15-Tarsity entertainers. s:45-MusiCale.
 9-From New York. lO-Nautical Gardens orchestra.
 WTsG-WORCESTER-26S 7:t5-Twilight scouts. S-Home canning series. s:3O-WTAG entertainers. 9-The Gaylords, lq-Grand opera from WEAF.
 WJAR-PROYIDENCE-306 7:4a-Musiral program. "A. & r. Gypsies." ig-Grand opera hour.
 WJL-NEW YORK-iS5 5:5g-Market quotations. s.35-Financlal summary. 5,4p-Cotton quotations. 5.jo-Farm Market Reports, 7-Madison dinner concert. 7:55-John Kennedy. 9-Reading Eai'roaI Eeyeiers. Harry Lsonard's orchestra.
 WEAF-NEW YORK-is2 5-DInner music.
 f:55-Basehall scores. Virginia Richards, soprano Myrtle Aldr.lge. 7:l5-Arthur Scott "Authors in th Making
 7:3o-Claminade Trio; France Chris.mas. 'ccilisr; Isabel Rausch .toiulst. and Helen Knapp, pianis School for ScauIal'. the WEAl Players.
 "A. &. r. Ciypsios' 1h-GranI Opera Tales or Hoh man
 fl-12-Rolte's orchestra.
 MHN-NEW NORk-36t G..o-WrN Movie club. -..0--Ioe Wards Entertainers. S-RoseIand dance orchestra. "Storagc Batteries" II. | ShOr'L
 8.3u-Grorge's Surprise. e-Irverich Three and Peter 'h Great"
 a:I5-Talk by Major Boughton. e.oo-Leverich Three and Pete J,a Crant"