New Britain herald., 1926-04-10
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WIIC-IiARTFORD--t70 6;3o-cbildran's period, skinny and His Gang" 6:$o-Emil Hcimberger's Hotel Bond Trio,
 7:$o--Sunday school period. Talk, "Youug Peoples Dept" Hymns. s-l0:%o-Program by the Exchange clubs Of the state Of Connecticut, direct from the Hotel Bond. S-Mens chorus, Bridgeport club. S:o5--Dr. Warren Giles. toastmaster ut dinner.
 S:25-Eoy Scout band of 70 pieces, Willimantic, Mystery number. Broadway stars,
 S:i0--Goyernor John II, Trumbull. address, and President Cooldge's message,
 S:4$-Frank C, Bradbury, banjoist with Ladies banjo quartet, S:5i-Mrs. Stetson Humphreys, so- prano, Wallingford. 9-AJlress, Ex-Governor Marcus Holcomb.
 90:5-Mystery number 9:lO-The Sercnaders Of New Brit ain.
 9:1S-Stetson Humphreys, baritone. 9:23-Striug trio. Southington. V:30--The Lumber Jack Of Meriden in a Little Bit Of Everything. q:4o-F'ranll L. Deery, tenor soloist, St. Panl's Cathedral, Boston. a:4G-Mystery number. s;52--Readiug with violin obligato. 10--Lionel Kennedy. saxophonist, ac- companied by Heimberger's orch. 1O:O6-Address by Morris Perry, state president of Exchange clubs. 10:0S--Nlrs. Elmer Hubbell soprano. of Middletown. 10:19-Stanlcy Blake Smith. pianist, Of Torrngton. 1o:19-Carl Becker, xylophonist, ac- companied by Heimberger's orch. 10:24-Male chorus of Bridgeport. 10:SO--Sojou club annual ban quet relayed through WEAF from the Hotel Biltmore, New York city. Musical program by A. X P. Gypsy String Ensemble, Vim cent Lopez and his Casa Lopez orchestra, Gold Dust Twins, 1pana Troubadours Ben Bernie and hi, Roosevelt hotel orchestra. Happi. ness Boys. Lullaby Lady, Eagle trio, the Silver Mask Tenor, the Vikings, SoJourners' Saxophon' Sextette, Capitol theater grand or. chestra, and the entire Capito Family.
 WBZ--SPRINGFIELD-333 6:25-Market report. 6:30-Farm Flashes. 6:45-To be announced. 7-Concert by the Capitol theatel orchestra. Springfield. 7:S0--An evening with "Riley' bl Dr. D. NJ. Staley. 7;4j--Rcpertory theatcr concert or chestra.
 S:15-Conccrt presented under th' direction of Heinrich Gebhard ant Frank E. Morse. 9:15-Noyclty program of piano anC ukulele selections. 9:%0-To he announced Weather reports; missing per sons descriptions.
 WTAG-WORCESTER-28S 1c:o5-@ music. 3-5-Toa danSaut music. 5:1j-"Thl Story Teller"
 WNAC-BOSTON-2S0 Shepard Colonial luncheon con cert.
 l:1j-Bernar I,ygcs and compan, in a popular program. 4-Auction bridge matinee. 5- CopIoy Plaza tea dance, direction W. Edward Boyle. 6~-The Smilcrs, conducted by Clyd NcArll".
 6:%o-sheparl Colonial dinner dane 5-Concert program .-Variod program hy artists. 1r-l.ambrrt Brothers orchestr and "rlo P)unkcrtcers." Dur, music. Coplcy Plaza orch direction W, Edward Boyle.
 Voral s.I.oions by Jack Fay Kos Gollur- Hcrompanist.
 MIEI-BOSTON--Slg Events ol 1A" day, S:oi-Virgiuta E. Dexter, soprano Arthur p.Nt,r arcompanist, 4-Rambov Gardens orchestra. 7-Eyrnts Of 'hr day. 7:lo.-SaIr'y Spice Family. s.1u- Ius ru,-iu- Maine knln'et.
 MTAr-<TM NUKK-i92 t-- .Jn musi.
 5-6- Viuc-r, lor.z's orchestra. e.. pHn,r m0Si. ,t.. Talk. r;corce c, Rattle, : Marble rol.rglate Church guar T:&, -.Mno.. Gnssman, pianist, 7.4t- Homes of Our Forefathcrs' lt r Uain"s llus"y. & No-ir.I romcdy troupe. S:a"- SoJourn,rs' club annual din ucr.
 r.2u-1. Nnr,n' Iopczs orch.
 NLZ-NIW NORk-l55 knirkerbook, orchestra A.So. . t.3o, 1b.%"-N""s, .&O-Lorraiur orchestra. .:@o- Market quotations. .:3a-Finaucial summary. -commoior, orchestra. Work O congress. ..I5-cosmo Hamilton, radio move ,.sn-l lairrkraul concert. lg:20-Nand"rhtl dance orchestra
 WRNN-NEW NORk-25S rz:50-Max Hridt Nlolinis,. 5:gs-l-iction Frances Bacon. 1-Spor-s; commerce. 1.t5-T4ea'er index. -.s0-Joan lowell, nautical dt.ufs'