New Britain herald., 1926-04-19

lV;4G--El Patio dance orchestra,
 WFI-PHILADEIPHIA-385 G:S0-Concert orchestra.
 WCAU-PHILADEIPHIA-27s T;3o--Jas. Davenport tenor; Flor. ence Hacnle, vioinist. S--Carolyn Thomas, soprano. S:$o-The Hood Boys. 8:45-Enright's Gems. 9-Mcrry Minstrels, F. Carregan, the mimic. 9:4o-Jacksou and Ellis, sweet hearts l0--Madrigal Mixed quartet. WHAlt--ATLANTIC CITY-275 T;30-Address, s. r. Leeds. S-Seasde Trio. l1--Bergere dance orchestra.
 WPG--ATLANTIC CITY-3OO G:45-Organ recital. 7:10-Dinner music. : :S0--Dinner dance music. S-Children's hour. S:3O-ljealth talk, Dr. F.. l. Holt S:40--Piano recital Alice Sachse. orchestra. l0---Dance orchestra. I1-McKnight's dance orchestra.
 WGY--SCHENECTADY--3SO G-Stock reports and news items. 6:30---Porter E. Potts Hotel Van Curlcr orchestra. 5--"WGY Agricultural Program" Speakers. 1;45-Juvenile String Quartet from Oneonta, N. '. 9:40-Program 9: in connection with the annual dinner of the Schenec- tady County Republican club, United States Senator James w. v Wadsworth, Jr,, speaker.
 WH1Z-TROY-3S0 10-Itadio vaudeville. I0:30-"Certain Aspects of Science George Carragan.
 WGR-BUFFALO-31o 6;3Q-Dinner music. 8:15-Recital by Ragnhild 1hde. S:45--"A Astronomy" the Rev. r. r. Cusick 9-Mrs. Harry Roberts and friends. l0--Popular program. l1-1--VinCcnt Lopez's dance orch.
 WHAM-ROCHESTER--278 5-Theatcr organ. 7:20-Baseball scores. 7:25-Weather forecast; markets. 1:30--Thcater orchestra.
 WNIAK-BUFFAIO-266 7:30-Murray Whitman's Serenaders S-9-Musical program. 9-1O-Philco hour. 10-11-Music.
 WRC-WASHINGTON-469 D. 'Housekeepers' Halfa Hour" 5:45-"Things Talked About" Mrs Nina Reed.
 NCAP-WASHINGTON-i68 G-7-"Washington Post Hour." % 7-7:15-Brigadier General NJ. A Rockord, secretary of the Ma tional Rife Association of Amer ica, talk, What the Nationa Rifle Association is Doing for the Oulu OL hultl lGc. 7.15-7:45 - Music section of the Womens Club of Chevy Chase Md.
 7:45-S--"Queer Quirks of Nature Man the Queerest Of AL" talk. S-9--Annual meeting of the Daugl ters Of the American Revolution at the Washington Auditorium. 9-11-Same as WEAF. r KDKA-PITTSBURGH-308 5:45-Children's period, Post studio G;30-Dinner concert. S-Stockman-Farmer news an(
 market period. S:15-University of Pittsburgh ad
 dress. Current Events by Dr. Mar tin L. Faust. 9:55---Ruud Light Opera Hour. 9:55-Time signals and weathe forecast.
 WCAE-PTTTSBURGH-46t 6:30-Dinner concert. l 7:S0-Sunshine Girl. ! S-Studio concerts. { l0-Grand opera. 1 11:05-Dance orchestra. 1 WTAM-CLEVELAND-Ss9 6-7--Carl Rupp and his Hotel Hol
 lenden orchestra. | 8-11-"The Mikado" by the Willar,
 symphony, under the direction o | Walter Logan. 1 l1l-12-Austin Wylie's Recording or
 chcstra.
 1?-1-Guy Lombardo and his Roya
 Canadians.
 WLW-CISCINNATI-422 , 7:50-Market reports and weathe
 forecast. S-Hotel Gibson orchestra. S:S0-Theatrica feature. 1 s:4O-Hotel Gibson concert. l1-The Crosley Little symptom
 orchestra, presenting a program
 0! modern musical comedies.
 CroSley Male quartet.
 WKRC-CINCJNNATI-i22 Alvin Roehr and his Hotel Aln7
 orchestra.
 9--Popular program. 9:15-Talk or Constructive Amer
 canism. ! l0-Program under auspices Robel
 K. Bentley Post, American Legiol Hate dance program,
 WBAI-BALTIMORE-2I8 6-WBAL Sandman Circle, "Flowe
 Folk and Fcathered Folk" G:3O-WBAL dinner orchestra. 7:30-From the concert hall Of tf
 Peabody Conservatory of Musi
 Frederick D. Weaver, organist. S-Edith Gwisn, soprano; Neena
 Woods, contralto: Arthur Morga
 violinist.
 9-Talk by F. W. Besley, state fo
 ester Of Maryland.
 9:f0-Eastwoo Lane, compos'
 and pianist; Modena Scoville, a
 sisting pianist.
 WRVA-RICHMOND-248 s-weather and crop report. s:1o-Pat Bintord and Bright ket
 in popular songs.
 S:40-WRNA juvenile stars. 9-Virginia Folk Lore. Dr. Dou
 las Freeman.
 e:45-Mclodians orchestra,
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