New Britain herald., 1926-02-25

ls;a0-Popular Pianist, Clarence Berfger, Ela-Night Howls by the Crosley Sky Terriers, CThe Crosley Pups in Midnight Trolics with Kay Nyne, Rin Tin Kan and Chief Barker with intervals of dance music from Castle Farm)
 WkRC-CINCINNATI-i22 1 ll--Mariou Mckay and his ofchts- ira from the Swiss Gardens, l9-Popular song review, Hotel Aims studio, Bert Lindsey, Merrill Schwartz, Kern Award and Abe Farb,
 t9:15~-Marion Mckay anl his orch. from tho Swiss Gardens.
 kYW-CHICAGO-530 7-pinner concert from KDkA, S:05--Thu bedtime story told ly Walter Wilson, who Is known 10 the children as Uncle Bub," S:$G-Spcrehcs under tho auspices or the American Farm Bureau Federation. a--"Twenty Minutes O. Good Eend- ing"
 9:@Q-Muscal program, l0-"An Hour or Music" l1-"Eyrning at Home" program. Sanders Original Night hawks.
 2-"lnsomria Club" conducted b5 Coon sanders original Night hawks,
 NEBii--CHICAnO-31o S-Sp"eIM recital, l0- EIgelea,rr Beach Hotel 0riole orchestra, dance numbers. The OrioIo Saxophone quintet, special numbers; Ruth Buh Flick, read ings.
 l0:45-IIcralJ and Examiner news ilashes. Eigcwaler Brach Hotel Oriolo orchestra. dance numbers; Rita McITawu and Mary Bieber, songs; the Urlolo String Trio, special mum brrs.
 WENR-CHICAGO--2G6 | -- Daily dinner concert Rauland- Lyric Trio; Instrumental anl vocal solos,
 9--PopuIar program, All-Ame rican Pioneers: Mid West Male quartet; Rose kutta, soprano; Ray Hib- bier, popular songs.
 NBBM-CHICAGO-226 9-~Iiegl"r Sisters; Moulin Rous: orchestra; Two Jays; Charlie Gar land. Brewers Zig Zag Trio; Mau- rice Stlverman; Pauline StiltIer At lass, violin; Floyd I'alch. 11-1-IIarry and Sandy; Moulin Rouge orchcstra; Harry Braila- ford, mandolin; Pearl Jarret, pl- anologues; Fred Jacobson; Stars from Moulin Rouge Cafe.
 WGN-CHICAGO-3O2 Skcczix Time. 7:3n--Dinner concert. 7:45-Old time favorite songs. 1-11-Same as WEAF 1I-12--Radio comic strip, dance music and songs by Corrcll and Gosden, Freda Leonard and Jewell Barnet.
 WGE-CHiCAGO-25o 6-S-Organ recital, piano, bass and tenor solos, 9-t0--OrchesIr selections, organ re- cital and one act play. t2-2-The Coynt Serenaders and Fo- calis's.
 NHAZ-CHlCAGO-322 1l-~The Zenith Opera Co., present. ing HI. VI. $. Pinafore.'
 NJJD-MOOSEHtART--t70 G:30-S~~Jack Nelson, violinist; Palm CT House symphonic Players; or gan recital and the. Palmer House Nictorians. 9-10-Music by MooSchcart children, 2-l'almor House NictorianS through the Garod studio. l:30~-Jack Nelson and the Nictor- ians
 WLIB-CHICAGO-3O2 S--M Music. O-9-S Same as WEAI 12-2-Nariety program Of d&nce mu- sic, instrumental solos and vocal solos.
 WLN-CHICAGO-345 7---WLS trio. 7:40-Ralph Emerson at the con- sole.
 S--Lullaby time, Ford and Glenn. A;20--"Common Sense in Music" 6 Dr. Sigmunl Spaeth. famous mu- V tic critic.
 WHAS-LOUISNILLE-lOO 5-Music Box program. Editorials. Police and weather bulletins Stock reports. &;30-10--Concert, auspices Zeta chapter, Delta Omicron Natlonad Musical Sorority of the Louisville Conservatory Of Music, Int. Sun day school lesson and welfare talk.
 WBAI-BALTIMORE-2I6 6-CAlldren's program, "A Trip to Story Book Land,' by Ha1ei Knox. G:3U-WBAL dinner orchestra. t:3o-Organ recital rom the con- cer, hall of the Peabody Conser- vatory of Music.
 Frederick l.. Weaver organist, S --- Elizabeth Stidman, soprano; Gordon Phillips, tenor: WBAL quartet; Clara Ascherfeld, plan