New Britain herald., 1926-07-30
FRIDAY.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.
WTIC-HARTFoRD-478

hlFOhD-tt 6 3o-Dinner concert, Emil Heim- berger's Good Ship Bond in Aus tria and Hungary:
 1.-The Blue Danube Waltz (Johan Strauss); b. The Old Refrain CKreisler); c. Sweet Rosmarie (Kreisler); d. Beautiful Vienna CKomzak); c. Die Fledermaus t'rhe BaD (Strauss); f. Grand mama Nanger); g. The Herd Girls Dream Uabitzky); h. Lie bestraum (Liszt; i. Second Hun garian Rhapsody Uisz). 7SO-News items, baseball scores and review, agricultural, police and road reports. 7:45-"The Newspapers in the Safe ty Field" Theodore c. Wallen. S-Piano recital: a. Serenade (Cha- minade): b. Humoresque (Dvorak); c. Second Valse tGod- ard): Laura c. Gaudet, staff plan ist WTIC.
 S:l5-"Fiddle an Bee; a. Noe turne Chopin: b. Nalse Bluette (Drigo); c. Liebestraum (Liszti d. Polish Dance (WieniawskD. S:So-Norm Cloutier's dance orch estra direct from the Travellers Recreation Grounds. 9:30-Operatic Selections: a. Che geli da Mamma La Boheme" (PuccinD; b. Ridi Pagliacci I'll Pagliacci' (Leoncavallo); c. D Lucevan Le Stelle La Tosca' (PuccinD; Martin A. Topper op- cratic tenor; George Thompson accompanist.
 9:45-String Quartet: a. Prelude Op. 2S, No. (Chopin); b. Ga yotte from Paris and Helena (Gluck); c. Intermezzo from "Cavalleria Rusticana" (Mascag- nib; d. Tarantella (R&ff); e. Cello Solo: To be announced, Lee Joseffer; f. Minuet (SchuberD; g. Prelude in B fiat minor (Bach) h Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes (Old English); The Travel CTS String Quartet. 10:15-Baritone Solos: a The Great Adventure (Fletcher); b. l Heard You Singing (Coates); c. The Tavern Song; d Samoan Love Song: The Road of the Loving Heart (Stickles) Robert A. Mer- cer, baritone.
 10. .30-WTIC's Mail Bag, 1O:45-The "Debutants" Period. 11-News items and weather report
 WJAR-PROVIDENCE-306 s:30-Baseball scores. s:S5-Musical program by Marguer' ite I. Mylod, contralto, and Doro' thea Johnson, soprano. s-Dick Harrington and Arthur Gonyea, in Song and Nonsense. 10-"Whittall's Anglo
 WBZ-SPRINGFIELD-333 6:55-Market reports. Boston. 7-Hotel Lenox ensemble. 7-Baseball results. Springfield. 7;3S-Hotel Kimball Trio. 9-William Flood, baritone; Ger trude Goldberg, yiolinist; Willlar L.. spittal. tenor; Dorothy Birch ard Mulroney. pianist and accom- panist. Springfield
 10 = Henri Weinberger, trumpeteI with assisting artists. Boston. 10:3U-Hotel Brunswick orchestra. ll-Weather reports; missing per sons; baseball results. Springfield
 WTaG-WORCESTER-o45 6-Sterling Inn Ramblers. 7:10-Twinkle Twinkle Story Teller 7:45-Talk, Robert Shaw. S-News review.
 S:3O-Three-act playlet and musl cal program. < 10-Whittall Anglo-Persians.
 WNAC-BOSTON-i30 s-Krazy Kat Riddles Klub. 6:3O-Shepard Colonial dime dance.
 7-"vacations in New England" 7:o5-Broadcas from Palm Gal deIis, Nantasket; Dok Eisenbour and his Sinfonians. 7;S5-"Whats Going On Tonight 7:40-Broadcas from Parago Park, Nantasket; Nictor's band C New York.
 S:l5-Concert program 9-Musical program.
 1O:05-Dance Music, broadcast tro1 Pemberton Inn, Hull; Ray Stew artson and his orchestra.
 WEEI-BOSTON- 5:45-Stock market and bushes news.
 5:55-Lost and found.
 6-Keith's Radio review from B. t Keith's theater.
 s:I0-Events Of the Day and bas' ball scores.