New Britain herald., 1926-10-04
MONDAY.
Eastern Standard Time. WTIC-HARTFORD-4Ie

Eastern Standard Time,
 WTIC-HARTFORD-4T8 s-"Mother Goose" Bessie Lillian Taft.
 e:20-News, agricultural and police reports.
 6:S0-Dinner concert. Emil Helm berger's Hotel Bond Trio: 8. Scheherazade (Rimsky- Korsakow) b. Operatic Memories GAIT. Heim- berger); c. Rondo Capricciose (Mendelssohn). Talk.
 7:15-Studio concert. S-Violin selections, ". H. Van Masdyk.
 S:56-The A. B. Clinton Musical PeGod with Caroline Hathaway Thompson, contralo, and James B. schlegel, baritone; Estelle Mer- ica HuGi, accompanist. Contralto a. Today and Tomor- row (BarNett); b. The Star (Rog- ers); Mrs. Thompson. Baritone . Fhe Wandering Knights Song (Horatio Parker); b. Ould Doctor Na'ginn Nohr); Mir. Schlegel.
 Contralto a. Homing (Del Riego); b. Morning (Oley Speaks). Mrs. Thompson.
 Baritone - a. Dana (McGilD: b. Young Tom O'DeHon (RusselD: Mir. Schlegel.
 Duet a. Gray Days (Johnson); ; b. Live and Love Thee (Cam- pana); Mrs. Thompson and MT. Schlegel.
 9-The Plaut Polyphonians. 10-Weather. 10:05-The Travellers Jongleurs and the unknown Troubadour" in a trip" to New Haven; program under the direction of the New Haven Chamber of Comnlerce. The Jongleurs a. Opening; b. Selection from George Whites Scandals (Henderson); c. Stray sunbeams (Huerter).
 The Troubadours - a. Oh, That We Two Were Maying (Nevin); b. Mighty Lak' a Rose (Nevin); c. Narcisses (Nevin).
 The Jongleurs - a. Cherie, l Love You (Goodman); b. Selection on Nevin Themes (NeTin). The Troubadour - Golden Jeru- salem from flora Novissima' (Horatio Parker),
 The Jongleurs a. The Two of Us (Phillips): b. From Bohemian Woods (FrimD.
 The Troubadour a. Time Enough (Nevin); b. The Rosary (Nevin); c. Goodnight, Goodnight, Beloved (Nevin). 11-News.
 11:05-Capitol theater organ-"Mel- odies for the Folks at Home, Walter Dawley.
 WBZ-SPRINGFIELD-333 6:10-NeWspaper Sidelights. G:15-Hotel Leno1 ensemble. 6:3o-Jackson's Hunters Cabin orch Market reports. 7:o5-Orsan recital by Rene Dag enais from the Capitol theater. 7:30-Capitol theater orchestra. un- der the direction of J. Fred Fur geon.
 - Musical program from Spring field.
 S:3O-Spalding Sextet. 9-Aleppo Drum Corps or Shriner's band direct from their band room 9:3o-Martin Linsley Darlington pianist.
 9;45-Elin S. Osterberg, tenor. l0-Weather reports, missing per sons.
 WMAF-SO. DARTMOUTH-i41 7-11-Same as WRNY.
 WNAC-BOSTON-I30 6-Krazy Kat Riddles Klub. 6:S0 - Shepard Colonial dinner dance; "Dok" Eisenhourg and hi: Sinfonians.
 7:s6-Interview with George A Kingsland.
 7:45-The Whittredge Gang. s:l5-Broadcast from Metropolitan theater studio. 9:l5-Broadcas from the Metropol itan theater; Metropolitan grand orchestra. Joseph Klein, conduct ing; stage presentations and mu' sicaI accompaniment. l0:15-Dance music, broadcast from Lido Venice; Lido Venice orches tra, direction Jacques Renard; vo' cal and piano solos by Carl Moore 11:30-Broadcast from Metropolitan theater; organ recital by Del Gas tillo.
 WFEI-BOSTON- 5:45-Stock market and bushes news.
 5:55-Lost and found. G-Events of the day and baseball scores.
 s:4O-Boston Globe broadcast s:45-Big Brother club. 7:30-O'Learys Irish minstrels. s-Jordan Marsh Weekly Book Talk by John Claire Minot, literary ed itor of the Boston Herald. s:I5-Tarsity Tire entertainers. 2:45-MusicaI program. 9-From New York.