New Britain herald., 1926-09-28

 9-Studio program. half hour. I0:30-Dance music.
 WEAF-NEW YORK-492 5-Helen Ketznger, soprano. 5:15-Etta Kabram. pianist 5:30-Jon Dunbar. tenor. children's week talk. | music. 7-Roger Murphy, tenor. 7:10-Columbia French lecture. 7:3O-Musical program. S-Salon concert S:3O-Shipmates Male quartet. 9-Eveready hour. 10-Moment musicale. 10:30-Frank Farrell's orchestra. 11:3O-12-Jack Albin's orchestra.
 WRNY-NEW YORK-374 Sport rays. 7:10-Commercial digest. 7:15-Weather report. 7:30-Philo and Schroeder. duet. 7:45-Orlando' concert orchestra. S:15-"Sunken Ships" H. Secor. S:30-Edison hour, Hungarian con-
 cert. 9:30-Huartes Spanish ensemble. 1O-LeRoy Montesanto. songs. 10:15-"Tuning h." Clyde Fitch. 1O:30-Hungarian speciality. Maya
 de Cortez.
 WJZ-NEW YORK-455 5, 5:30, 7-Baseball reports, 5:32-Market quotations 5:35-Financial summary. 5:40-Cotton quotations. 5:30-Farm market reports. 7:05-Frank Dole, of the N. Y.Her-
 aid Tribune. talk, Dogs" 7:20-Orchestr selections. 8--Orchestra selections. S:45-Democratic talk. 9-Pennsylvania hour. 10-Southern Hemisphere Cruise. 10:3O-Milton Cross. Keith Mcleod. | 0:45-George Olsen's orchestra
 WHN-NEW YORK-361 5:1o-Jeanne A'Dair, soprano. 5:20-Jack Laurie, Mike Jackson, songs.
 5:25-News, racing, baseball. | 7-Dance orchestra 7:30-Will Oaklands Chateau. 8-Ensemble. S:30-Surprise program. | 9-"How to Drive" 9:30-Theater orchestra 10-Poems by N. T. G. 10:15--Joe sherman, songs. l 10:3 :30-Dance orchestra 11-Dance orchestra.
 WGBS-NEW YORK-31e 6-Uncle Geebee. 6:30-Arthur Fischer, ''The One
 String Violinist" 6:35 - Golf talk, Charlie H. Wilkin- i son. | 6:45-Arthur Fischer. 6:50-'The Tourist Around Manhat- tan."
 7-Arrowhead Inn Concert orch. 7:15-Baseball scores and news
 items.
 7:20-Orchestra. S-Play: Auspices Episcopal Actors
 Guild, Jack and Jill and a
 Friend" by Cicely Hamilton; Cast,
 Charlynne Courtland. Rupert May
 Rexford kendrick. S;20-John and Harry Diehl, zither
 and piano.
 S;30-Interview with Mir. and Mrs.
 Hamilton Gibbs by Terese. S:40-John and Harry Diehl S:50-" History of Civilization" C.
 K. Ogden, R. K. Wood. 9-Revue from Comics Inn, direct
 from VICES studio. 10 - "Circumstantial Evidence, |"
 Capt. Humphrey L. G. Fry. 1O:15-"The Fourth Hands," two
 pianos, original jazz. 10 10:30-ArroWhead Inn dance orch.
 WEBJ-NEW YORK-273 7-Original Melville Five. 7:40-W. c. Rietz, songs. 7:50-S. Feinman. pianist 8-Railroad talk, Garrow Geer. 8:10-Milton Yokeman, tenor. S:25-Dance orchestra.
 WNYC-NEW YORK-526 6:25-Piano selections. 6:35-Market high spots. 6:45-Orchestra
 7:30-Police alarms. 7:35-Talk, Dr. George Pratt 7:55-Baseball results. 8-David Brown, pianist. S:15-"Public Markets" Bernard
 Patten.
 S:30-Ruth Kempner, violinist, S:45-R, L. Gilman, baritone. 9-Ruth kempner, violinist. 9:15-Talk.
 9:30-Harold Muer, tenor 9:45-Amelia Hall. soprano. 10-Civil service announcements. l10:15-Jane Wells, recitations. 10:30-Police alarms: weather.
 WNICA-NEW YORK-341 6-Olcott Nail's string ensemble. 6:30-Trianon ballroom. Music.
 7;30-Berlant Park, talk. 7;35-Le Roy Montesanto, tenor. S:30-Gleason and Dolan. 0-Orchestra. 1 10-Broadway Merchants associ.
 ation. , 10:30-Muslc.
 11-Ernie Golden's orchestra. 12 mid.-Entortainers.
 WEBH-NEW YORK-273 515-Lorraine Lally, soprano. | 5:45-Edward Deis, pianist. 6-Bob O'Brien, songs. 6:15-Leo Ford. Frank Levine, song: jestic ensemble. 0-Jacob Ben Ami, Max Wilner, in.
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