New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-09-03
FRIDAY.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TINE.
INTERCHANGEABLE

6.S0-Dinner concert, Emil Helm
berger and his Hotel Bond Trio:
a. Serenade Espagnole (BizeO; b.
Sous la Treble (Didier) c. Mat
tinatta Ueoncavallo); d. La Juive
(Halevy); e. Romance (Tschai-
kowsky); {. Aria from F sharp
minor Sonata (Schumann); g.
Evensong (Martin); h. En- Mer
dizziness; i. The Swan Saint
Saens); ]. Blossom Time (Schu-
bert Romberg); k. Dance OF the
Hours (PonchiellD.
7:30-News bulletins, baseball scores
agricultural, police and road re-
ports.
7:46-"What is Wrong in This High
way Picture?" Lillian Eichler.
s--Piano recital; a. Guirlandes
(GodarD; b. Adieu (FrimD; C.
Nalse de Concert (Wieniawsk).
Laura C. Goudet, staff pianist
VITO.
S.15-"Fiddle an Bee: a. Rondo
Capriccicoso (Saint-Saens); b.
Canzonetta from Concerto Roman
tique (Godard).
s;SO-Dance program from Travel
ers Recreation Grounds.
9:30-Tenor solos: a. Cherie, Love
You (Goodman); b. Surprise and
You (Pennl; c, Serenade (Schu-
berD; d, In the Garden of Your
Heart (DoreD; Charles Scanlon,
tenor; Mrs. Richard NJ. Scanlon,
accompanist.
9:45-Concert by the Clinton Com
munity Singers-Seward F. Hull,
conductor; Frank Chapman Leete,
accompanist.
Chorus a. Come, All Ye Lads
and Lassies from "Flora's Holt
day" "a cycle of old English mel
odies) (Wilson); b. The Commo-
ton Of Love, from "Flora's Holt
day" (Wilson).
Contralto a. Mobiles Seigneurs,
salut! Aria from "Huguenots"
(Meyerbeer); b. Sorter Miss You
(Smith). Ola B. Rankin, contral-
to; Lillian Harrison, accompanist.
Chorus - Sylvia (Speaks).
Tenor a. Boot and Saddle Cav
alier SOM (Rogers); b. Down
Among the Dead Men Can Old
English song-1700). William w.
Meyer tenor; George A. Meyer,
accompanies.
Chorus - Roadways Densm ore).
Soprano a. An Open Secret
(Woodman); b. Du Dist vie Fine
Blume (Chadwick); C. A Birthday
(Woodman). Natalie Clifford, So
prano; George A. Meyer, accom-
PIANIST.
Trio Women's Voices - Lullaby
from "Jocelyn" (GodarD. Ruth
Hull, first soprano; Frances Burn
ham, second soprano; Vera P.
Leete, contralto; Frank Chapman
Leete, accompanist.
Chorus - Morning Hymn (Hen-
scheD.
1915 = Accordion selections - q.
March: OFFICER Of the Day
(Halp: b. Waltz: Swanee River
Moon Clark; c. March: Jolly
Coppersmith tPeters); d. Let Me
Call You Sweetheart; e. Hungar-
ian Schotische: Ritka Arpa; f
Hungarian Schotische: Harak-
scik a Rossamanya; 6. Birdsong
(Vasko). Louis NJ. Vasko.
+ 10:30-WTIC' Mail Bag.
10:45-The "Debutants" Period.
11-News bulletins and weather re-
port. ..........
WJAR-PROVIDENCE-306
S.35-Musical program.
10-Whittall Anglo Persians.
WEEI-BOSTON-349
6:45-Big Brother club.
7:30-Whiting' Four Merry Milk
men.
s-Musicale.
S:30-Neapolitan Girls quintet.
9-La France orchestra.
9:30-The Lyric Four.
f0-Whittall Anglo Persians.
10:30-Ed Andrews dance orch.
WNAC-BOSTON-I31
G-Kiddies Klub.
:30-Shepard Colonial dinner dance
Whats Going On This Week.
7:40-Victor's band.
S30-"Mr" and Mrs" Radio Skit
Joseph Heller, violinist.
s;3o-Day-fan Radio Red Heads,
10:05-Dance music.
WBZ-SPRINGFIEL
7-Lenox ensemble.
7:33-Hotel Kimball Trio with Bob
Patterson.
9-Eastern States Half Hour.
9:3o-Studio program.
10-Studio impromptu.
10:30-Brunswick orchestra.
WTAG-WORCEST
s:30-Nincent Lopez and his orch.
7:45-Talk by Robert X. Shaw.
S:30-Mabel Y. Sheldon.
f0-Daily news bulletin.
WJZ-NEW YORK--455
5:32-Market quotations.
5:35-Financial summary.
5:40-Cotton quotations.