New Britain herald., 1926-03-22

Np 1-St HtN NECIADN-3SO 6--Stock reports and news items. b;"O-Dinn"r program by Porter F.. Potts Hotel Van Curyer orchestra, Schenectady. N. Y. 7-WGY Agricultural program. Speakers. I;i1--MuSical program by WGY or chestra; Eliza beth Reohr Narber, soprano, and Gustav 4. Wickert, Jr, baritone.
 WGR--BUFE,ALO-319 6;Gp-Joe Armbruster's orchestra. S;l0--"Dancing," G. H. Rodenburg. S:30-Tiarriet Newman's friends. 9-Concert. l0--Gertrude Zimmerman soprano. lO:30--Popular tWo-piano selections. ll-l a. m.--Supper music.
 WHAZ-TROY-3SO 9--Troy Vocal society, 100 male voices l0:3O--Modern dance music.
 WFBL--SYRACUSE-252 i;l5-7l5-Dinner music. ':25--Bed Time Smile club. ':35-~Talk; announcements.
 WHAM-ROCHESTER-27S o---Eastman theater organ. 1-Thcater orchestra.
 WRC--WASHINGTON-i68 S." Washington Post" hour. National Highways" Ernest L.. Greenwood. 7:15-Harmonious quartet. 7;40--Golden Castle orchestra. S;45-Tower health talk. "A. "a r. Gypsies. lQ-Grand opera. "Pagliacci."
 KDKA--PITTSBURGH-3O9 5;45-Children's period. 6;3O---Dinner concert. Stockman-F Farmer news and mar ket period. S:lj--Uniycrsity of Pittsburgh ad- dress. Current Events by Dr. FL lner D. Graper, professor of Po- litical Science of the University of Pittsburgh. 9-Ruud Light Opera Hour. 9:55-Time signals and weather forecast.
 WCAE-PIITSBUR RGH-481 G:30--Dinner concert. 7;50--Sunshne girl. S-l0-Studio concerts. l0-Studio concerts. 10--Grand opera. 11-Harrison Midnight Sons,
 WEAR-CLEVELAND--39O 7--Allen theater orchestra.
 WTAM-CLEVELAND-380 6-1-Carl Rupp and his Hotel Hol- lenden orchestra. 8-9--Concert by the Willard Sym phony, Walter Logan, director, 9-1o--Solo Hour. l0-11 - Excerpts from Faust" by Edna Strong Bowcrfeld Marie Simmerlnk, Harold Branch unl James McMahan. ll-l2-Dance music by Austin Wy, lies Vocation Recording orchfl 1c-l a. m.--~Guy Lombardo and hi! Royal Canadians.
 WADO-AKROS, O.-25S 6:30--Dinner concert; story. 1:3o--Children' hospital concert. a. m.--India Owls. WAIU-COLUMBCS-29t S-9:30--Pupils Of Ohio State Schoo
 for Blind.
 Novelty concert.
 WKRC-CINCINNATI-32G 7-Dinncr program, Alvin RoehI
 and his Hotel Aims orchestra. 9-Popular song hour. 10--Special musical program unde the auspices of Robert E, Beutle. ! Post, American Legion. 1 a. m.-Kodel Midnight Frolic popular music and songs. | 1:30-Wesley Hclvey's Troubadours WIW-CINCINNATI-I22 8--Hotcl Gibson orchestra, S:S0-Theatrica feature. i S;4o-Continuation Of Hotel Gibsol
 concert.
 9-Thc Cincinnati Times Star con
 cert. Soloist; Howard Hafford tenor. Entertainment from Castl
 Farm.
 WWJ-nETROIT-S5S 6-7-Dinner music. S-9-Studio concert.
 WJR-DETROIT-516 7-Jcan Goldkette's Petite Sym
 phony orchestra; soloists 7:15 - Caspar Lingeman Entertain
 CTS.
 7:45-"Goodvill Oakland and Chic
 Pontiac" ! 9-Program. 11:3o-"Tho Merry old Chier' an 1 his "Jewett Radio testers"
 WBBM-CHICAGO-226 7-Vocal and instrumental artists.
 WMAQ-CHICAGO-iiS 7-Organ and La Sale orchestra.
 WLS-CHICAGO-3i5 | 7-Bell concert; organ.
 WBAL-BALTIMORE-2I8 1 6--WBAL Sandman Circle. . 6:S0-NBAL dinner orchestra. ! 7:30-Organ program. s-Musical program. g-Talk. i g:l0-1O-Musical program continue
 WRVA-RICHMOND-258 S-Market and weather reports. S:l5-Elizabeth Reed Hill, readel
 Joseph Maust, tenor; Mrs Josep l Maust. pianist.
 9--Dr. Douglas Freeman, in Wi
 ginia Folk Lore" 9:la-Samis Grotto Band ot Ricl
 mond. Va. 1o:l5-J Harold Lawrence, blir
 piano Nir,uoso. i ll:I5-Carry Me Back 10 Old Vi i ginny.