New Britain herald., 1926-04-12

lO- Noca' recital by David Williams, tenor assisted by Elsa Meyer. pi- ] Rniste lQ;l5~~tialen Hall Trio. Phyllis Her bin, violin; Adinc Burozzi, celia; Vera Chadsoy. piano. ll--Silver Slipper club. Eddie Me Knights dance orchestra. WHAR-ATLANTIC CITY-275 1 i;@"--Book Review, S-Ssasida Trio. 1 1l--Bcrgrn dance orchestra.
 WGY-SCHENECTADY-SsO C-Stock reports and news items. G:g0-Talk. Be Kind to Animals" 1 6:&0--porter E. Potts Hotel Van Curler orchestra. 1 1--WGY Agricultural Program" 1 i;f5-Gcorgine ScrVoss Choral club, Hazel Wehr, directing. Address, i Evolution Of the Policc,' Chief William Fl. Funston, Of Schcnec- tady, \. Y.
 WGR-BCFFALO-S10 ] @:%0-C0ncert orchestra. S-Orchcstra and Glee club. ] 9-Musical program. | l0---Robert Fountains Friends. 1 1-l a. m,-Suppcr music.
 WHAM-ROCHESTER-27S ! 5-Eastman theater organ. i 7:S0-Theater orchestra.
 WMAK- BUFFALO-266 | 7:S0-Murray Whiteman's Serenad- CTS. | -9-Musicale 9-1O-Philco Hour. 1 10-1l-Musicale
 WHAZ-TROY-3sO 1 9--Cantata. "The Daughter of Jairus;" choir ana artists. 1 9;45--"Bridges." 10--Albany College Gloe club and orchestra,
 l1-Campus Sercnaders.
 WCAP-WASHINGTON-469 6:15--George McCauley, tenor ban io. 6:30-Talk on the ses1uicentcnnial. 6;40--Adolf Torovsky, concert plan ist.
 7---Program under auspices Of the Washington Opera company, pre- s-nting artists and chorus from the cast Of "Pacliacci." by Leon- cavallo. to be given at the Wash ineton Auditorium this week, 7:45-"Queer Quirks of Nature The Skunk--Its Habits" talk. 8-Musc and short talks from the | banquet of the Advertising Club of Washington, from the Wash ington Hotel. Principal speaker of the evening, Sir Charles Higham Of London, England. 9-"A. X P, Gypsies." 1O-Grand opera, WEAF.
 KDKA-PITTSBURGH-3O9 5;45--Children' period 6:3O-Dinner concert. 7:15--"Be Kind to Animals" talk. S-St oCkman- Farmer news and mar
 ket period.
 S;15-University Of Pittsburgh ad- dress
 Readings from the Wittcr Brnner
 Poetry Prize Contest for High
 school students. 9-Ruud Light Opera Hour. 9:55-Time signals and weather | forecast.
 WCAE-PITTSBURGH-161 6;30-Dinner concert. 7:30--Sunshine Girl. S--Studio concerts. l0-Grand opera. 11-Dance orchestra.
 WLW-CINCINNATI-i22 7:50-Markets and weather. S-Hotel Gibson orchestra. $:3O-Theatrical feature. S:40-IIotel Gibson concert. 11-Program Of the Cincinnati
 Timcs-Star orchestra under the di-
 rection Of William J, kopp. Solo
 ist: Howard Hafford, tenor,
 WkRC-CINCINNATI-I22 Alvin Roehr and his Hotel Aims
 orchestra.
 9-Popular program. g:15-Ta}k on Constructive Ameri-
 canism,
 10-Program under auspices Robert
 E. Bentley Post, American Legion. 1 a Late dane" program
 WSAI-CINCINNATl-326 9-l l. Same as WEAF . ll--Cincinna,i Community program,
 including Paul Althouse, tenor Oi the Metropolitan Opera Co.
 WBAI-BALTIMORE-2I6 VEAL Sandman Circle, True . Tales and Fairy Tales" told by Hazel Knox.
 6:30-WBAL dinner orchestra. 7:30-Recital from the concert hal
 of the Peabody Conservatory oi
 Music, Frederick D. Weaver, or
 ganist.
 S--Lois Boylos, soprano; Melya For
 syth, contralto; Edward Jcndrek
 tenor; Josephine Beasley, pianist
 Margaret Day, 'cellist.
 Talk on Economy and Efficiency
 WRVA-RICHMOND-256 S--Market reports. tS:1O-Prof. Andonegui. Spanish vio'
 lnist, assisted by contralto and pi.
 aniSt.
 9-Virginia Folk Lore, Dr, Douglas
 Freeman.
 9:l0-'That old Sweetheart Of Mine,
 Joseph Mackey, reader and solo
 ists.
 Harold Lawrence, blind mu
 sician, and his orchestra.