New Britain herald., 1926-01-07

q EH' .2N hNtN 'NHNNA VI lQ-Iippers, ll:Su--Christmas Carols. WTAM-CLEVELAND-3sa G-Carl Rupp's Hotel Hollenden orch WEAR-CLENELAND--3se 7-Hotel Statler concert orchestra. S-s:SO-- Same as WEAF. S:3o-Studio program, 9-l0--Same as WEAF. 1O--Ninccnt Percy, organist, and es- sisting artists,
 WCX-DETROIT--510 f--Dinner music. 3--Studio program,
 WJR-DETROTT-5i8 7--Petite symphony orchestra. 7;30-Ido and Mcginnity program. 9-Jean Goldkette's Serenaders and solois;s.
 tl--Jean Goldkette's recording orch. direct from the Greystone ball. room.
 WWJ-DETROIT-353 G--Dinner music. S.1!-Same as WEAF, New York.
 WREO-LANsING-.s5 6-7-Dinncr music by Speed Wagon Serenaders and the Gold Standard ensemble.
 S:15--Reo orchestra and string quartet. Thomas E. Metsger, flu tist. Radiator male quartet and miscellaneous vocal and instru- mental music.
 WSAI-CINCINNATI-326 8-11-Same as WEAF, New York. WkRC-CINCINNATI-326 11--Port- Wurlitzer classical series, directed by Burnett c. Tuthill, of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
 12-Pete Mincowsliy and Al kirsch- ner, Two Man Jazz Band" Sax ophone solos,
 WLW-CISCINSATI-423 - 7:50-U. s. weather forecast and market reports. 8-Dinner hour concert from the Hotel Gibson. 3:3O--Lessons in Bridge by Mrs. Guy Purdy.
 3:40--Hotel Gibson concert. 10-Rectal by the studio staff of WLW. William C. Stoess, violinist. Louis John Johnen, baritone. l0:50-Donald Bain in "A Trip to the Earn" initiating, mimicking.
 1i-Popular concert by the Doherty Melody Boys.
 l1:40-lrene Downing, popular player-rol artist with "tempera. mental" Tommy Reynolds. l2-rhe Crosley Salon orchestra. t2:45-Dance music from Castle Farm.
 l:15-Night-Hows, snappy pro. gram by the Crosley Sky-Terriers with Kaynyne and Chief Barker Concluding dance selections from Castle Farm.
 KYW-CHICAGO-53s 6:46-News, financial and final mar. kets.
 7--Dinner music broadcast b, kDkA in Pittsburgh, Pa, and re. broadcast by XIV in Chicago. 8;05-The bedtime story told b. Walter Wilson.
 8:$3-Speeches under the auspices of the American Farm Bureal Federation.
 9-"Twenty Minutes Of Good Read ing" by Rev. C. J, Pennin, S, J head of department of English Loyola University, Chicago. 9:20-Musical program from Con gress hotel studio. 10-"An Hour Of Music" Evening at Home"
 Coon Sanders Original Nighthawk 2-"Insomnia Club" conducted b Coon Sanders Nighthawks.
 WEBH-CHlCAGO-37O Especial recital.
 10--Edgewater Beach Hotel Oriol orchestra, dance selections. Bell Forbes Cutter, soprano. Ruth Bul Flick, readings.
 19-Edgewater Beach Hotel OrioI orchestra, dance selections. 12:l5-Herald and Examiner new flashes, Belle Forbes Cutter. SC prano.
 WENR-CHCAGO-286 Daily dinner concert. Raulani Lyric Trio. Piano selections. St ?. prano solos.
 9-I1 - All-American Pioneers. V Fredericks, popular songs; Ha mony Four; Rose Kutta, soprano VIII Rossiter; Ray Hibbeler.
 WBBM-CHICAGO-226 5-7- Sandy and Harry; Valentil Inn orchestra; William Dalto baritone; Irene Beasley; Sidn Nireman; Russell Meyers; Ja, Pennyweu and Freddy Palmiter. Stewart Warner Radio Tro ble Service;" Know Your Worl program; Tip Trio; Zlegler Sister Miriam Hadley, violin; Moul Rouge orchestra; Two Jay Charlie Garland; Joe Allabougl 1l-1-Harry and Sandy; Mou Rouge orchestra; Harry Brai ford, mandolin; Pearl Jarrett, l anologues Fred Jacobson, Swedi alderman: Dolly Sterling, Mou Rouge star.
 WMAQ-CHICAGO-i4s T-Organ recital.
 9:So-Associatio Of Commerce. l9-Cniversity of Chicago lecture
 WOK-CHICAGO-2t7 6-s-Concert hour.
 11-o q, m.-Musical features.
 WGN-CHCAGO-30S S:30-Dinner music,
 1O:36-The classical hour. 1@:30-Dance music.
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