New Britain herald., 1926-02-18

ll;SO-Organ recital,
 KDKA-PTrTSBu RGH-30g 6:30--Dinnor music.
 S:lt--Farm program. S;S0--SSmphony orchestra. V--Llttle symphony orchestra;
 tenor solos, l ll-"Post" Midnight Revue.
 WCAE-rITTsBURGH-i6l f;30-- Dinner concert. 7:So-Children's period. A-1l-Frogram from WEAF. i WrAM--CLENELAND-38O 6-1--Dinner music.
 WEAR-CLEVELAND-3oo '-Concert orchestra. S-lo--Program same as WEAF. 1 l0--Organ solos,
 WLW-CINCINNaTI-i22 , 1;io-Weather forecast and market reports,
 o-Dlnner concert from the Floren- i tine Room Of the Hotel Gibson; orchestra. S:3Q--"The Eyes Have IT," talk by Dr. CIaren2" II, Kaufman, 8:S5--Part two or the Hotel Gibson concert.
 ll-fopuar concert by the Doherty Melody Boys.
 l2-Cino Male quartet in Negro
 Spirituals.
 l2;15--Croslcy Musical News, Jo- hanna Groose, editor and organist l2;SO-lrene Downing and Tommy Reynolds.
 q. m.--Dance numbers from Castle Farm. l;l5-Night Howls by the Crosley Sky Terriers. CThe Croslcy Pups in Midnight FroHc with Kay Nync, Eiu Tin Kan and Chieg Barker, with intervals Of dance music from Castle Farm.)
 WkRC-CINCINNATI-i22 ll--M&rion Mckay and his orches- ira from the Swiss Garden. l@--Popular song review, Hotel Aims studio, Bert Lindsey, Merrill Schwartz, Kern Alyward and Abe Farb.
 l2;15-Marion Mckay and his orch. from the Swiss Gardens. WBBM-CHICAGO-226 9--Zicgler Sisters; Moulin Rouge or chestra; Two Jays; Charlie Gar land; Brewers Zig Zag Trio; Maurice Silverman; Pauline Stiff Ter Atass, violin; Floyd F'alch. 1l--Harry and Sandy; Moulin Rouge orchestra; Harry l}railsford. man dolin; Pearl Jarret pianologues; Fred Jacobson; Dolly Sterling, star from Moulin Rouge Cafe; other stars from Moulin Rouge Cafe.
 WF,NR-1HICAGO-28G '---Daily dinner concert; Rauland- Lyric Trio; vocal selections; in strumcntal solos. J-Popular program; All-American Pioneers; Mid-West Male quartet; Rose kutta, soprano; Ray Hibbler, popular songs; Frank WestphaL
 kiW-CHICAGO-536 '~-Dinner music from kDKA. S:Gj-The bedtime story told by Walter Wilson. who is known to the children as "Uncle Bob" 3:33-Specch"s under the auspices of the American Farm Bureau Federation:
 Future Cattle Kings in the Max ing"
 9-"TTenty Minutes Of Good Read ing 9:2o-Musical program from KYW's Congress Hotel studio, lQ--An Hour Of Music. 11-" Evening at Home" program. Coon-Sanders Original Night ! hawks. 2 a, 'Insomnia Club" from the i Balloon Room of the Congress Hotel,
 WEBH-CHICAGO-37o S--Spccial recital. ElgeWat"r Beach Hotel Oriolo orchestra, dance numbers. Belle . Forbes Cutter. songs; The Oriole ! SaXophone quintet, special num- bcrs; Ruth Buhl Flick, readings. l0;45--Herald and Examiner news flash, l2--BeIle Forbes Cutter, songs; EdgcWater Beach Hotel Oriole or i chestra. dance numbers; Ruth i, Buhl Flick, readings; Rita Me Pawn and Mary Bicbcr, songs,
 WHi>-LOUISNILLt,-iOO 5-Music Box program. Editorials. Police and weather, 8:5"--rhe Kentucky RambIers dance orchestra. Int. sunday school les son. Welfare talk.
 WBAI-BAITIMORE-2tO 6--Childrcn's program. Aladdin, ! The Boy With the Wonderful | I.amp,' by HazcI Knox. 6:30,-Dnner program. WBAI. din- ner orchestra. Robert F. lula, con- ductor.
 1:%o-organ program. Recital from tn" concert hall Of the Peabody | Conservatory Of Music.
 Froderick II. Weaver, orcanist S--Musical program. Mary Mitchell, | pianist; Hilda Hopkins Burke, so prano; William Miller, tenor; Ed gar E, Dohson, baritone; Fred erick II. Gottjieh, fiutist; Hendrick Esscr yiUlinist.
 WSB-ATIASTl-l2S : Entertainment. 9-Atfrci Rollins, organist. l1:45--Ur. Charles Sheldon. organ ls'
 KGST-ATLANTA-27O S-@--A r. drowning, tenor: Cole 1 man n. kimhro, baritone, assisted hy piano soloists. Speaker from tho English department Of Georgia Tech.