New Britain herald., 1926-08-06
FRIDAY.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.
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WTIC-HARTFORD-476 e:5o--Dinner concert, Emil Heim- berger's Good Ship Bond in Italy: a. It Trovatore (VerdD; b. o Sole Mic (BecuccD; c. Serenade (To- selli); d. Italian Folk Songs; e. Selections from "Cavalleria Rusti- canna" (MascagnD; f. Musica < Proibita tGastaldon); g. Duet: In This Solemn Hour from La For "a del Destino" (VerdD; h. A Day in Venice (Nevin): a. Dawn; b. The Gondoliers; c. Venetian Love Song; d. Good Night 7:30-News items, baseball scores, agricultural, police and road re- ports.
 7:45-Talk.
 6-Piano recital: a. Praeludium, Opus 10, No. (MacDowelD; b. Nocturne (Debussey); c. Valsette, Opus so, No. IS (SchuetD'; d. a l'americain (SchuetD; Herbert A. France, pianist. s:15--"Fiddle an Bee: a. Gypsy Ar Gin two parts) (Sarasate); b. Waltz (HummeD. s;3o-Norm Cloutier's dance orch, direct from the Travellers Recre- ation Grounds. 930-Operatic Recital: a. I Hear as In a Dream from "The Pearl Fishers (BizeD; b. Si vous 'aviez compris! (Denza). Rev. Paul Discount, tenor.
 a. Minis Aria from La Boheme" (PuccinD; b. Two Russian Folk Songs Carr. by ZimbalisD. Sadie R. Yellen, soprano.
 Piano solo: Nalse Caprice (Scott). Rose Lebeshevsky, pianist.
 Duet: Look Down, Dear Eyes (Fisher): Dev. Paul Discount, tenor; Sadie R. Yellen, soprano; Rose Lebeshevsky. accompanist. 1o-1nsilco club orchestra. 1o;So-WTICs Mail Bag. 10:45-The 'Debutants" Period l1-News items and weather report.
 WJAR-PROVIDENCE-sO6 8:3o-Baseball scores s;35 - Musical program under the direction of Adele Durrant Kean contralto.
 s-Musical program bp pr. c. E. Farnum, Mrs. c. E. Farnum and family. 9:45-Dick Harrington, in pro- gram of popular and semi-popu- lar solos.
 10-"WhittalPs Anglo-Persians"
 WBz-SPRINGFIELD-333 7-Lenox ensemble. 7:33-Kimball trio. 9-Dennis J. Dowd, tenor; John J. Farren, bass. 9:45-"The Wanderers" 1o-Hazel Clark, violinist; Helen Hunt, soprano; Ruth Black. 10:S0-Brunswick orchestra.
 WTAG-WORCESTER-545 6-7-Sterling Inn Ramblers. 7:10-Twinkle Twinkle story teller. 7:45-Talk, Robert Shaw. S:S0-"Off the Beaten Path" S:45-To be announced l0-From WEAF.
 WNAC-BOSTON-l3O 6;30-Shepard Colonial dinner dance.
 7-''Vacations in New England" 7:05-Broadcast from Palm Gar dens, Nantasket; Dok Eisenbours and his Sinfonians. 1:36-"What's Going On Tonight" 1:40-Broadcast from Paragon park, Nantasket; Victors band of New York
 S:15-Concert program. 9-Masical program. lot05-Dance music, broadcast from Pemberton Inn, Hull; Ray Stew artson and his orchestra. -. WEEI-BOSTON-3 6--Keith's Radio Review from B r. Keiths theater. 6:10-Events of the day and base ball scores,
 Writings Early Birds. S-Musicale.
 S;3O-Neapolitan Dutch Girls quin- tet. From New York; La France or chestra
 9;30-Musicale
 l0-From New Yofk: Whittall's Anglo Persians. 10:S0-Ed Andrews Nautical dance orchestra direct from Nautical Garden
 WEAF-NEW YORk-i92 6-Dinner music. G:55-Baseball scores. 7-Meyer Davis orchestra. 7:SO-Warren Scofleld. baritone. 7:45-'The Night Clubs of the World" Charles Gallagher. s-Musical program. &30-The Wander Minstrels. 9-La France orchestra. 9:S0-Veronica Wiggins, coutralto; Nine. Alba Rosa Victor. yiolinist; Mabelanna Corby, pianist. l0-Whittall Anglo-Persians. 10:30-Jack Albin's orchestra. ll-12-Pelham Heath Inn orchestra.
 WJz-NEW YORK-i55 .32-Market quotations. 5;S5-F'inancial summary. 5:4O-Cotton quotations. 7:05-George Olsen's Pennsylvania orchestra.
 S-West Point Thayer program, S.30- Esther Adic. soprano, 9-Sundial Shoe Serenaders and Bonnie Laddies. 1Q-Robert Braun, pianist; John Quine. baritone. l0:30-Belleclair Tower orchestra.
 WGBS-NEW YORk-31G 5-Uncle Geebee. 6:30--Music Week medal winning program; Philip Prank, violinist; James Mendler, soprano; William Lieyow violin; Frederick Camelia, cello; Bernard Frank. piano. Herman Bernard, What's Your Radio Problem?' 1:15--Bascball and news items. Nft.sf1