New Britain herald., 1926-06-18
FRIDAY.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.
MTIC-HARTFORD-476

W1IC-HARTFORD-476 6:50-Dinner concert Emil Heim- berger's Hotel Bond Trio: a. Love Song Stances" (Flegier); b. Can zonetta (DAmbrosio); c. Tam hauser' Excerpts (Wagner), d. The Fiatterer (Chaminade); C. Me.odie (Tschaikowsky) f. Hymn 10 the Sun, Golden Cockerel" (Rtmsky- -Korsakow); 2. Just That One Hour (Evillel; Il. Adante Cantabile from Fifth Symphony" tTschaikoWsky); i. German Dancs Uon DtttersdorD; j, Good Bye (Tosti).
 T:5Q-News items, baseball scores, announcements, police and tide reports.
 f:5i-"The Feeters' European Trip" Major Louis H. Stanley. i:5o-Piano recital: (D a. Spring Song (MerkeD; b, Consolation Ueschetizky); c. Dance of the Rose Fairies. CID a. Sercnade (Ole Olsen); l., Humoresque (Tschaikowsky); c. Reverie (De- bussyl. GID a. Romance (Grun- felH; D. En Bercaut (Schut); C. Scotch Poem (MacDowelD. I:15-A group of baritone selec- tions: a. 70 Isis and Osiris" (In- yocation) from "The Magic Flute" Mozart); b. The Blind Ploughrnan (Clarke); c. A Mem ,ory (Ganz): q. I'll Laccrato Spir- ito" (Romanza) from Simon Boccanegra" (VerdD. e. The Floral Dance (Moss). Joseph Waas. baritone; Mrs. Burton Yaw, accompanist-
 s.So-The Colt Park Municipal dance orchestra s:S0-song recital by Mildred War ner contralto, and Robert E.. Young, bass baritone; Elsie .t Schlatter Hapenny, accompanist: Duet: Repete Q Me (Badia), Mrs. Warner and Mir. Young; Baritone: 7 a. Vulcan Song (Gounodl; b. Noon and Night (Hawley); MT. Young. Contralto: a. Widmung (Schu- man); b. Die Lotusblum (Schu- mann); Mrs Warner. Baritone: a. I Know a Hill (Whelpley); b. On ?. the Shore (Neidlinger); c. A Song Of Steel (Spross); Mr. Young. Contralto: a. The Bird Of the Will derness (Horsman): b. My Own True Love (Ashford); c. Evening (Ashford): d. The Gypsy Daisies (Woodman); Mrs. Warner. a0-The Commonwealth Male Quar- let of Worcester Mass: Walter Basin, first tenor; Vim. Brouilette, second tenor; David Beaudreau, bass; Louis l.. Leuth, baritone and manager: Rasario F. Roch- cite, accompanist. CD The Guar tet, The Regiment Band (DeFor- est). CID Tenor Solo, Dear Old Girl CBuck); Wm. Brouilste, as sisted by the quartet. GID The Quartet: a. Southern Medley; b. I'm Wearnn My Heart Away For You; e. The Farmyard Medley; q, Dear Old Dear; Q. Chanticleer Rag CArr. DeForest); I. The Ros- ary (Nevin).
 10:3O-WTIC's Mail Bag, Io:45-"The Debutantes. l1-News Items and weather report:
 WBZ-SPRINGFTELD-333 s:55-Market reports. 7-Hotel Lenox ensemble. 7:30-BasebalI results. 1:3S-Bob Patterson's Hotel Kim ball trio.
 7:45-Information concerning civil service examinations. s-Program by the Junior Exten- sion of the Tuesday Morning Mu- sic club.
 10-Quartet under the direction Of Robert A. Burgess. f0:3O-Hotel Brunswick orchestra. 1I-Weather reports; missing per sons: baseball results.
 WNAC-BOSTON-2S0 6-Krazy Kat Riddles Klub. :SO-Broadcast from Palace Res taurant, Sam Blum and his orch estra.
 r-Broadcast from Palm Gardens, Nantasket, Dok Eisenboubh and his orchestra. 5:35-Broadcast from Paragon Park, Nantasket, band concert. s-Concert program. e:SO-Whittredg Radio-Motor club 9:30-Musical program. 10:05 -- Broadcast from Pemberton Inn, Hull; Ray SteWartson and his orchestra
 WEEI-BOSTOS-349 B:45-Stock market and business news.
 5:55-Lost and found s-Reith's Radio Review. s:10-Events of the day and base ball scores.
 s:45-Big Brother club. 7:3O-Whiting MIX Co. program. 8-Musicale.
 S:30-Sandy MacFarlane. s-The Musical Chef. e:3O-From New York, 10-From New York. 10:30-Ed Andrews Nautical dance orchestra; Bill Harrisoa's Radio reception report.
 WTaG-WORCESTER-26S T:10-Story-teller. 7:30-From WEAF. 7:45-News review. 8:15-1O-To be announced 10-The Whittall o-Perslans.
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