New Britain herald., 1926-03-04

tt-- Midnigb, Sereuaders, lo:S0-Paldock and Wood!c: piano. ll-Mi might Sercnulors,
 R-RIFTALO-319 d;&Q-Diuurr music, a-S;&6-- Jointly win WEAF. 9-ll---Jointly with WEAF.
 WM,k-BuFF,LO-26G G!l5-S:l6--lpinncg music. T:15-NeWs items
 WERI-SYRACI SIi--25a t;ij-rnonIaga Hotel dinner music, Robcrt F. Aldrich conductor. 7;15-N News bulletins, i;2o~--l'ncle Dicks Fed Time Emile club, 7tSo-Annomc~m4nts; |. $. wra,h- or reports. 1;35--ralk, 7;t5--svracusa umy rsity program. Mr. and Mrs Lewis pormentcr present "Grea' Moments From Groa. Plays" Address, "rho Place o' the Drama in Every Day Life" Readings Of "The Lion Tanner" by
 Nr, pnruI-ntcr; "The Witchiur Hour," by Angus.us Thomas, (Also broadcast by WGY, WHAM. WCAD). 9--JoaNn"tte Noss concert ensemble
 WHAM-ROCHESTER-27S H!%G Book chat 7;45--.Progra1n from Syracusv rni- rarsity.
 WRC-WAsHINGTON-i69 7-N@E Willard Hotel orchestra; Samuel Norman, directing. ,:46-Smithsonian talk. >-- Concert by the L, $, Army band; Captain Wm, J. Stannard. band leader, broadcast jointly with sta- ton WIZ. s,30 r-- Radio -n0ri" presentation uroadcast with WIZ 9--The Royal salon orchestra broad- cast with WIZ. 11--"The Political Situation in Washington Tonight" by Frederic William Wila broadcast with WIZ. lo:l5--"Tha Record Boys from New York. lQ:45-~M Meyer Davis S~aneo orch,
 kDkA-PITTsBuRGH-3O 5a5-U ncle Ed, Post studio. 6;3Q-Dinncr concert by the hDkA Little symphony orchestra. S-~NeNs items, markets. S:15--I'arm program arranged by tue Stockman studio. S:3o-~Halt Hours with Famous Composers. Presented by Richard Kountz Pittsburgh composer and the kDKA Little symphony orch. 9--Conc-rt by the KDKA Little Symphony orchostra and J. Lloyd Mahony. baritone. 9:55-Timc signals and weather forecast. ll--Concert from the Post studio.
 WCAE-PITTsBuRGH-461 6.30-Dinner concert 7:30--Children's period. 8-11--Program same as WEAF.
 NTAM-CLEVELASD-39O Dinner music.
 MEAR-CLENELAND-390 7-Concert orchestra. 3-lo--Program same as WE.AF. 1O--0rgan solos.
 WDAC-AkRON, O.-25s 6:30--Dinne' music; story. 9:30--Studio concert. l0--Silvtrto orchestra,
 WSAI-CINCINNATI-320 8--St u1io concert. S;30-ln-~Prosram same as WEAF.
 NIW-CINCINNATI-i22 8-Dinner concert from Hotel Gib- son; orchestra directed by Robert Nisconti,
 'The Eyes Have It," by Dr. C. II. Kaufman. Sonata for violin and piano in A major, 9:t5-Concert by orchestra and so- loists from Cincinnati ConserFa- tory of Music. 10.3Q-M Musical program arranged by Larry H"ss. l1--~Popnlar concert by he Doherty Melody Boys. l1:45-Cello solos by Arthur Brech', Cincinnati Symphony orchestra l2:15-Irene Downing, PIayer-roll artist, and Tommy Reynolds l2:45-Danco program from Castle Farm. 1:15-"Night Howls." The Crosley Pups in Midnight l7rolic. Dance music from Castle Farm, Kay Nyne, Chief Barker Kin Tin Kan and other entertainers.
 WKRC-CINCINNATI-326 10-Organ recital Eugene Perazzo. t0:31--Swiss Garden program, 1l-Popular song recital Marion Mckay and his orch. from Swiss Gardens, dance music
 WCX-DETROIT-517 G-7-Goldkette Ensemble. S9-Studio concert.
 WJR-PONTAC-51' orchestra; soloists. Serenaders and soloists. l0-Dance orchestra.
 NWJ-DETROIT-333 G-Dinner concert. g-program same ah WEAF'
 KYW-CHICAGO-536 9-"Tuenty Minutes Of Good Rsad- ing" 2:2o- Musical program from kY"s Congress Hotel studio. to-"An Hour of Music " ti--"Evening 2: Homo" program Coon-Sandcrs Origina, Night hawks.
 WFBH-CHICAGO-370 lo-OrioIc orchestra and vocal foa- turus. smokey Seven yazz 6anA and saxophone quintet. 1o-Oriola orchestra, focalst& and the orio'a string trio.
 WJJD-MOOSEHF,ART-3'0 s-1o-Music by Mooseheart "hlldren 11-palmer House NicforianS, .2n-Palmor House Ntctorians and