New Britain herald., 1926-09-11

l sIV-- llt " al oll SdllCCli Ncilh bg l Dr. lgnatz L. Nascher. chief phy- l sician. 7:20-Piano selections. | 7:30-Police alarms.
 7:35-Joe Schwab, tenor. 7:55-Baseball results.
 S-Gertrude and Harry Dudley,
 popular entertainers. ! S:SO-Municipa band, James J. Cunningham, director. 1o:3O-Police alarms and weather
 forecasts. WMSG-NEW YORK-303 6-Hennafield Trio.
 6:30-Eddy Wood, songs. 6:45-Sport talk by Sam Taub, 7-7:15-Biu Rietz, songs. 7:15-Willy Whyte. pianist. | 7:S0-Anne Rose, soprano. 7:45-Dr. Daniel Goodwill, baritone. -Sesquicentennial daily news. S:O5-Maxine Borisoff, baritone;
 Ruth Hall, painist.
 S:15-Ann Rose, soprano. | Ex-Commissioner J. H. Klein, JlsJ eptehhtl' S:45-Dr. Daniel F. Goodwill, bari | tone.
 S-zilpna Barnes, story and excerpts from Faust. 9:30-1O:15-Program of French mu- sic. ! 10:15-Roy Bergere, songs. 10:30-Tracy and Dougherty, com
 posers.
 10:45-Totman and Wackendorf, banjoists. 11-Alamac.
 WFBH-NEW YORK-273 4-Buckingham club orchestra. | Belle Brooks, songs. 1 5:15-Charlotte Trystman, pianist. 1 5:30-Frank La Motta's Sioux City | Six. | 5:55-Nervo Rumat, talk. 6-La Motta Sioux City Six. 1 6:3O-William Vests orchestra. ! 7:15-Investment questions and an- l swers. 7:30-Ukulele Al Bert. S-Harry Bond, tenor.
 8:15-Bill Morgan, pianist. | S:30-Odierno's Ladies' Trio. 9-Clarence Williams Trio. 9:30-Novelty entertainment. i 10-Gus Colds orchestra. 11-Cluh Deauville orchestra. WPAP-PALISADE 1 S-S S:45-Stricklan dance orch. 1 -9-"The Four Jacks of liar
 mony," songs. O-9:50-Villanti' Military con- cert. WOR-NEWARK-405 2:S0-Margare Brady, pianist; En-
 fly O'Neill, soprano. S:30-Edith Pitcher, reader. 3:45-Mollie Burkhardt, soprano. 6:15-Jacques Jacobs ensemble. 6:45-Bill Wathey, Sports" 7-Jacques Jacobs ensemble. | 7:30-Chateau Baltusrol orchestra. S-"Are Batteries Necessary Albert E. Sonn. S:15-Vanderbilt orchestra. S:35-News bulletin. S:40-Vanderbilt orchestra. 9-Park Male quartet. 9:15-Saturday Review of Litera-
 ture. 9:30-Park Male quartet. 9:45--Studio program, c. Feland
 Cannon, baritone; Kenneth Chris tie. tenor; Harold Beamer, violin ist. 1o:S0-Jacha Guerwich's dance orch
 WAAM-NEWARk-263 6-Johnnie Russo's Jazz and Ha-
 waiian Trio. Sport talk. T:15-Studio program. 7:30-Hudson County Radio Night:
 Hudsonian orchestra, Topman and
 Wachendorf, Police Quartet, Mar
 ion Holzheiser, Carughi's Jazz
 Players, address by Joe Van Ros-
 encrance, John Emblem, Joseph
 Halloran, talk by Mayor Frank
 Hague, Anna Robertson, Robert
 Voight, Tom-E Ed Melodians.
 WFI-PHILADELP Tea Room ensemble. 3-Talk by James Helms; orchestra
 selections. 6:45-Adelphi Roof Garden dance
 orchestra. S-Odd Fellows Male quartet. S:30-Musical program.
 WIP-PHILADELP 1--Organ recital. 2:30-The International Davis Cup
 tennis matches. G:05-Dinner music. G:50-Departmen of Agriculture. 7--Bedtime story and roll call. S-Sports Corner. S:15-Recital. S:30-Shelburne concert orchestra. 9-Traymore concert orchestra. g:45-Emmett Wclch's Minstrels. 10:15-George Olsons dance orch. l0:45-Ted Weems' Novelty orch. 11:15-Whceler Wadsworth danes
 orchestra.
 WLIT-PHILADELPHIA-395 2-Arcadia concert orchestra. 4:30-News flashes. 4:35-Dance music. 5:50-Baseball scores; sports. 7:3O-Howard Lanin's orchestra.
 WOO-PHILADELPHIA-50S l--Luncheon music. 4:45-Grand organ and trumpets. 7:30-Dinner dance music,
 WHAR-ATLANTIC CITG-275 7:30-Lecture period. Trio.
 KDkA-PITTSBU RGH--309 . .SO--Baseball scores every half
 hour. 6;3O-Dinner concert from the Flo
 tilla Club, EtH Covato and his
 Flotilla club orchestra. 7:15-Baseball scores. 9-Concert by the Westinghouse
 band, T. J. Nastine, conductor, and
 Harry M. Wtrtz, bass. 1O:55-Time signals and weather