New Britain herald., 1926-01-14


 WTAM-CLEVELAND--39O s-7-Dinner music. WEAR-CLEVELASD--3sO 7-Conccrt orchestra. s-10--Program same as WEAF. l0--Organ solos.
 WADC-AkRON, O.-25s 5.S0-Dinner music. :: 5;S0-Artists' recital. l0--silvertown orchestra.
 ACKNOWLEDGMENT time concert.
 WJR-PONTIAC, Mich.--511 7--Goldkette's orchestra; soloist. o--Serenaders and soloists. ll-Dance orchestra.
 WWJ-DETROIT-35S 6-Dinner concert. 8--Program same as WEAF. WREO-LANsING, Mich.-2s8 6-Dinner concert. 8;l5-Orchestra quartet and artists
 WOK-CHICAGO-21I s-s-Artists' recital. 1l-2 a. n.-Artists and orchestra.
 NIS-thlShssO-- Bell concert; organ; story; press agents ball.
 WMAQ-CHICAGO-44S Organ recital and orchestra. 9:30-Association Of Commerce. I0--University of Chicago lecture. 10:20-songs; chimes.
 WQJ-CHICAGO-54S | 8-RainboT orchestra. 11-Dance music; artists. 2 @. m.-Ginger Hour.
 WHT-CHICAGO-t00 Classical program. 8:45-(238 meters) Orchestra. 10:30-Entertainer dance music. 12:10-Swedish concert. ! 1 a, m.-Your Hour League.
 WIBO-CHICAGO-226 7-e--Dinner concert. 1 a. Midnight jamboree.
 WENR-CHICAGO-286 7-Daily dinner concert. Rauland- Lyric Trio. Piano and vocal selec- tlons. Cello solos, Q--Ppular program. All-American Pioneers. Vic Fredericks. Will Ris- sitter. Ray Hibbeler. Strand liar mony Entertainers. Rose Kutta.
 WBBM-CHICAGO-226 517-Sandy and Harry; Valentino Inn orchestra: William Dalton, baritone; Irene Beasley; Sidney Nireman; Russell Meyers; Jack Pennewell and Freddy Palmiter. 9-Tip Trio; Zieg'er Sisters; Miriam Hadley,violin; Moulin Rouge orch estra; Two Jays; Charlie Garland; Joe Although. Hilary and Sandy; Moulin Rouge orchestra; Harry Brails' ford, mandolin; Pearl Jarret, pi' anologucs; Fred Jacobson: Dolly Sterling.
 WEBH-CHICAGO 9--Edgewate Beach Hotel Orioie orchestra, dinner concert, Specia recital.
 10-Belle Forbes Cutter, soprano Edgewater Beach Hotel Oriole or chestra, dance selections; RutI Buhl Flick, readings. 12-Edgewate Beach Hotel Oriol' orchestra, dance selections. 1.:l5-Herald and Examiner new flashes; Belle Forbes Cutter, so prano; Ruth Ruhl Flick, readings
 KYW-CHICAGO-o36 6:45-News, financial and final mar kets. 7-Dinner music from kDkA at k Pittsburgh and rebroadcast b, KYW at Chicago. g:05-The bedtime story told b. Walter Wilson. 35-Speeches under auspices 0 American Farm Bureau Fedora ton:
 Impressions Of the National Boy and Girls club congress"
 Address by E. A. Eckert, repre- sentative Of the National Grange o-"TTenty Minutes of Good Read ing"
 i0--"An Hour Of Music" under tn direction O. Commonwealth Ed son company,
 l1--"Evening at Home" program. Coon Sanders Original Night hawks playing in the Balloo Room Of the Congress Hotel. q. m.-"Insmnia Club" conducte by Coon Sanders Original Nigh hawks.
 WSAI-CINCINNATI-326 3-WSAI studio program. Same as WEAF,
 WWRC-CINCINNATI-326 l1-Post -Wuritzer classical hour .I2-Pete Mincowsky and Al Kirscl nor. Two Man Jazz Band.' Sax phone solos.
 WIW-CISCINNATI-i23 7;56--U. s. weather forecast ar market reports.
 s-Dinner hour concert from q Hotel Gibson.
 S:30-The Eyes" Have Il, Dr. c. Kaufman.
 8:4o-Continuation Of Hotel Gibs' concert
 i1-Popular concert by the Doher Melody Boys.
 ii;I0-Irone Downing, popuI player-roll artist with "Sentime tai" Tommy Reynolds. 1.-Dancc music from Castle Far Whistling and lmitato
 tBarnyard Echocs), Chas Sta
 Newton Falls, Ohio. --Night-Ilowls - snappy pI
 gram by the Crosley Sky-Terri'
 with Kay-Nyne and Chief Bark
 Concluding dance selections fire