New Britain herald., 1926-01-02

l ESu-ChldFcn's period. S-TounGstown artists.
 WAIu-tOLu uMBus-29i | 9;l5-i l--D Dance music,
 WtDt-AkROS, O.--25S | t;SQ- Dinner concert.
 WrAM-CLENELAND-380 G-DInner music.
 Miscellaneous program. 9.l@-- Coo-Coo club.
 WEaR-CLENELiND--39O ! r--plnulr Concer'.
 WCE-CHICaGO-370 S;S0-- Dinner music. lo:3o-'rhe classic hour. l.;5Q--pance music.
 WMAQ-CHICAGO-iiS 7--organ and orchestra. 0--Russell Pratt, Frederick Daw. %;Sp-Radio photologue. | i'-TAcater review. WQJ--CHICAGO--iis ! ,-Orchsstra concert. l l-3 q. in.-Dance music.
 WOk-CHICAGO-2t7 l N-9 N~bIlNFAl | anu idIEt lllL7lN' l.: a. m.-MusicaI program. WLS-CHICAGO-3i5 s.l a U.--Story; WLs Revue: barn
 dance. WHT-CHlCAGO-4O0 1--Classical program. A:45-(23S meters) Orchestra. 1l;3Q-Orchestra; humor; entertain CTS. l1;30-Symphony orchestra. 1 g. m.--"Your Hour League"
 KYW--CHICAGO-530 6:45-NeTs, financial and final mar
 kets. , 7-Dinner music broadcast from
 KDKA at East Pittsburgh. Pa.
 and rebroadcast by XIV, Chicago S;05-The bedtime story told by Walter Wilson. 3: 9:So-"Home-Lovers' Hour" broad
 cast from KYW's studio in Hearst Square. 2:3o--"Congress Classic" broadcast from KYW's studio in the Con gross Hotel. I@:SQ--''Congress Carnival broad
 cast from kYW's studio in the Congress hotel. a. m.-'Insomnia Club" conduct
 cd by Coon Sanders Original
 HighthaHks playing in the Balloon Room Of the Congress Hotel. ILYW, The World Crier" will
 broadcast the latest news of the
 world, every half hour-on the
 hour and half hour-during the
 day and might.
 WBBM--CHICAGO-226 5-1-sandy and Harry; Valentino
 Inn orchestra. Court Banks, John
 ny Black. Russell Meyers. Jack
 Pennywell and Freddy Palmiter. 9-10:30-CoIlege program-SteWart-
 Warner Automobile Safety coun-
 ell. 2-Sandy and Harry Moulin
 Rouge orchestra; William E. An
 derson, steel guitar; Sy Berg; Fred Jacobson.
 2-3-Sunset Male quartet; Nelson and and Olson, piano and saxo-
 phone; Four Red Peppers; Philip Miles, Norris Worthley, tenor; Russell Duke; Moulin Rouge orch estra; Nick Probst; Romo Vincent; Harry l3railsford, mandolin. WENR-CHlCAGO-2G6 7-S-Daily dinner concert. Rauland- Lyric trio. Marie Pulley, soprano; Frank Westphal. g-11--Popular program. All Ameri-
 can Pioneers. Al Tweed and Wal
 ter Peterson, Two Kentucky Won
 derbeans; Art Bilquist, popular
 songs.
 l3-Milnite Froic. All-American Pioneers. Mary Bieber and Rita
 McFaun, vocal duets. Walter Pe- terson and Al Tweed, harmonica
 and guitar numbers; Art Bilquist. WCX-DETROIT-518 G-Dinner music from Book Cadil- lac hote,. WJR-DETROlT- 7-Petite symphony orchestra and soloists. 9-Goldkette's Serenaders and solo, ists. 0-Goldkette's Recording orchestra 11:31-Jewett testers and The Merry Old Chief" WREO-LANSISG--2S8 s-Gold Standard Ensemble and the Speed Wagon Serenaders. i0-12-Dance music, Speed Wagon Screnaders, WKRC-CISCINNATI-326 lll--Marion Mckay and his orches-
 tra from the Swiss Gardens. 2-Studio features. l2:l5-Marion Mckay's orchestra. I--Midnight frolic.
 WLW-CINCINNATI-t23 | 2-Organ recital by Johanna Crosse l 8:4G--" "Seckatary Hawkins" 9-Crosley Community Preside Sing
 Chorus from the Cincinnati Con-
 seryatory Of Music. lo-The Castle Farm dance orch.
 WSAI-CINCINNATI-326 8:3O--Bedtime story. l 8:60-Radio chime concert, 9-Bicycle Playing Card seXtet. 9:15-Reyiew Of national and inter
 national events. IOUISNILLE-t00 5-Musical selections from the Mu
 sic Box, direction Of Harry $ | Currie. Police bulletins. Weathe forecast.
 s:SO-Concert, auspices Arthur Find
 ing, baritone.
 WSB-.ATIANTA-42S 9--Atwater Kent program. 1 l1:45-Hired hand program and tn
 Red Head club.
 WSN-NASHVILLE-2S3 I7:s0-Francts Craig and his orches
 tra from the Hermitage thoteI. s-Bedtime story. lll-nr. Humphrey Bate and hi
 Castalian Spring Barn Dance or
 chestra will present q one-hou