New Britain herald., 1926-01-13
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NMAQ-thltAh AhO-iiS '-organ recital; story. S-NoFthwestern University lecture, a;3 o-Musical program. lQ-WMAQ Players
 WlBO-CHICAGO-22O f-9---Popuar ballads. ll-l a. m,--PopUlar program.
 WHT-CHICAGO-IO0 7-Classical program, H'i5--(23S mefers) Alamo orch. lo;Sg-OrEan recital; entertainment l a. m,-Your Hour League.
 WOK-CHICAGO-211 8-S--Concert; dance music. ll-Artists and orchestra,
 WJJD-MOOsEHEART-370 9--ChilIrens hour, ll--Featurcs.
 a, m,-Sotting rp Hour.
 kSW-CHICAGO-53G G;45-NeTs, financial and tina mar hets.
 7-Dinner mgsic from KDNA st Eas, Pir,sburgh and rebroaicast by kYW at Chicago. 5;o5 -- The bedtime story told by Walter Wilson.
 3;5t-A H4lf Hour Of Music from KIW's studio
 9-Musical program from kYW's studio in Congress Hotel, 1l-Midnisht revue.
 Paul Ash and his orchestra.
 Coon-Sanlers Original Nighthawks Henry A. Keates playing McVick- CTS organ. Art Linick announcing. . q. m,--'Insomuia Club" conduct cd by Coon Sanders Original Nlghthawks.
 WBBM-CHICAGO-228
 5-7-Harry and Sandy; Valentino Inn orchestra; Edna Wheeler Bal larI, harpist; Harold Moraya, 'yric tenor; Johnny Black; Court Banks: Ralph Botthof, 9-1l-WBBM String Trio; Moulin Rouge orchestra; Philip Niles, tenor; Sunset Male quartet, l-5 a. m.-Dussell Duke, piano and songs; Lew Russell; Charlie Gar land; Two Jays, Jeska and Jordan; Harold Anderson, accordion; Mou- lin Rouge orchestra; Spencer, La- yergne and Shayne, 2ylophone trio; Joe Although; Joe Buck, uke and banjo
 WENR-CHICAGO-2G6 1-S-Daiy dinner concert. Rauand- Lyric trio. Vocal selections. Rus sell Hcndrickson, ccllist, 9-l1-AlI-American Pioneers. J. E. Peterson, basso; Claire Gorska Geise, banjo solos; Archie Rawls, tenor; Art Bilquist, popular songs; Helen Hart, soprano. l-3-MiInight Frolic AlI-American Pioneers. Twin piano duets. Vocal ists. Pianologu2s.
 WEBH-CHCAGO-31O Y-9-EdgeWater Beach Hotel Oriole orchestra; dinner concert; Flor enCe Bchren1, soprano; Frank Bordner, baritone. l 0-1l-Frank Greif, tenor; Florence Behrcnd, soprano; Frank Bord- ner, baritone; Edgewater Beach Hotel Oriole orchestra. l2-12:15--Edgewater Beach Hotel Oriole orchestra, dance selections. 12:15-Herald and Examiner news digest. Irene Beasley, "The Girl From DiXie,' songs; Edgewater Beach Hotel Oriole orchestra, 1m- promptu Revue.
 WSAI-CINCINNATI-326 s-BadgIey radio chime concert. 5 S;15-Art talk. S:30--Same as WEAF. ll-Talk. Dean Herman Schneider of the College Of Engineering and l Commerce, University of Cincin- nati. I115-Congress Playing Card string ! quartet.
 WkRC-CINCINNATI--328 Alvin Roehr's Hotel Aims orch. Book review. J:15-Hotel Aims orchestra. Ev"rfrash orchestra, the l Blue Grass tenor and Richard 1 Non1erorink in a classical pro- gram
 WLW-CINCINNATI--t23 :j6--U. S weather forecast and | market reports. Spinner hour concert from the | Hotel Gibson. 5:3o-A1dress by q representative ! of the Ohio Farm Bureau Feder- alton. S; S;4o-Continuation Of the Hotel | Gibson concert. 1.-The Tenth Infantry Band, Fort. { Thomas, lo-A musical and descriptive Hour l in the Alps with the Cincinnati ! Either Players. 1.-The Sixth In series Of Pep" l concerts by Fraternities from the | University os Cincinnat; Alpha , Tau Omega, lin songs and instru- mental features. 1:3o--The Thirdyne Instrumental 1 Trio.
 l1;45-EraIing: "Tho old Man and Jim" Charles Meade. Descriptive | piano accompaniment by George ! Winter. Li:55-The Crosley Quartet. l-;l5--Croslay Musical News, Jo- hanna Crosse, editor and organist | (Musical Flashes O Current ! Evente.) '2:to-Piauo)oguos by Newport" . Carl Bamberger. Midnight request program by !. Johanna Crosse. organist.
 WHA~LOUISNILLE-400 Music Box program. Editorials | from the Couricr-Journal and | Louisville Times Police news and i Wrather.
 Royal Peacock orchestra, 1 playing al the Kentucky hotel.
 NSB-ATLANTA-i2S '- -Ento ortainment.
 1:45-Ho'oI Fillmore Salon orch.
 MSM-NAAHNILLE-2S3 ':%1-Trancis CraiE's orchestra al ,