New Britain herald., 1926-01-29

[ tu V~"1 llO tpuCtIl, program.
 WREO--LANSING-2sG Spinner concert, s-Orchestra and sololsts. o--Dance music,
 WCX-DETROIT-517 3~-Studio concert. l0-Dance music.
 WQJ-CHICAGO-4iS l2-Orchestra and artists. 2-Glnger Hour.
 WENR-CHICAGO-2GG 9-ll-Popular program. 1-S-Westphal's Pioneers.
 WIBO-CHICAGO-22G 7-9-Dinner concert. I9:15-"Oh, Henry Surprise pro- gram.
 WHT-CHICAGO--iO0 I-Classical program. S:45-(23S meters) Alamo orch. l0:30-Soprano and organist. 11-l1-Pat Barnes, Al Carney. 12 (midnighD-Music. l--l our f1Our League.
 WOK-CHICAGO-2t1 11-2-Vocal and orchestral selec- tions.
 WMAQ-CHICAGO--4lS I;50-Wide-Awake club. 9-Musicale lecture; trio. 10-Lecture; music; chimes.
 WBBM-CHIClGO 5-7--Harry and Sandy: Valentino Inn orchestra; Harold Moraya, lyric tenor; William Dalton, bari tone; Joe McManus; Ralph Bot thof. 9-11-SteUart- Warner Touring Bu- reau: Along the Way" Jack Gra- ham, Chicago Motor club, Path tnder); Moulin Rouge orchestra; Two Jays; Charlie Garland; Mir jam Hadley, violin; Helen Hadley, accompanist; Brewer Zig Zag trio; Verdio Inst. trio. WEBH-CHlCAGO g. Edgewater Beach Hotel Oriole orchestra, dinner concert; Pauline Sachs, soprano; Eleanor Kaplan, Violinist. 1O--WEBH Light Opera company. 10:45--Herald and Examiner news flashes. -Edgewater Beach Hotel Oriole orchestra, dance numbers; Irene Beasley, "The Girl from Dixie, ' songs; Jack Penewell and Fred Palmiter, special numbers,
 KYW-CHICAGO--536 Dinner music broadcast from KDKA at East Pittsburgh. Pa, and rebraadcast by XIV, Chicago WBZ Springfield, Mss, nd kFKX,
 Hastings, Neb. 1 l0--"An Hour of Music" under the direction of the Commonwealth Edison company. 1 12-Midnight revue.
 Paul Ash and his orchestra. Coon Sanders Original Night. hawks. The McViCkers organ. 2-"Insomnia Club" conducted b! Coon Sanders Original Nighthawkl
 WHAS-LOUISVILLE-4OO S:S0-Greater Louisville Building 6 Loan association orchestra.
 WBAL-BALTIMORE-246 6;S0-WBAL dinner orchestra. 7:3Q--WBAL Male quartet. S-9--Post Office glee club of ncgr' singers, offering old plantation melodies and negro spirituals. llr11:15-Bart Wirtz, cellist. Int Test program.
 WSB-ATLANTA-12S 6-Bohemian orchestra. 10--Wcst Point Route band, 12--Program, direction Miss Lii Allen.
 WGST-ATILANTA-270 ll:15-Atlanta "Constitution" pro gram. Signing off at 11:30 ?. m.
 WSM-NASHVTLLE-2s3 7:S0-FranCis Craig's orchestra iron Hermitage hotel. S-Bedtime story. 9-Piano solos, pupils from Wrinkle MUSIC sfOdloS. , 9:30-Miss Christine Lamb, central to. Boston serenaders.
 WMC-MEMPHIS-5Oo Bedtime story. 9:30-Atwater Kent hour, 12-Organ recital by Harry Nichol
 WDOD-CHATTANOOGA-258 7:30-Tivoli thaater organ. l S-9-Fotel Patten orchestra. 9:15-Special features. 12-Popular requests. , WFAA-DALLAS-476 T 7:3t-FOrd's Texas Trumpeters. 9:2n-Soprano and assisting m
 sicians. [, WJAD-NACO, TEX.-353 9:3o-Program 10 be announced,
 WOAI-SAN ANTONIO-2g5 9;30-Menger Hotel trio. WRR-DALLAS-2f6 Jack Gardner's orchestra. V Program. V 12-Organ recital and vocal soloist n WOC-DANENPORT-4s4 7;50-Sandman. 2, 10-Musical selections. z l1:3O-Tcnor and soprano sol " and organ music. Signing off V. 1l:45 ?. m.
 WHO-DES MOINES-526 Q SSN-Herring Motor band and pia
 music. n 12-1-Corn Sugar dance orchestra. & WOI-AMES, IA.-25O 8:30--Kansas University ys. Am
 basketball.
 KSD-ST. LOUIS-5i5 7.30-Same as WEAF.
 S-St Louis male quartet. S;30-Play.
 11:15-Fifteen-minu;e Int. test D,
 gram.
 NDAF-kANSAS CITY-365 1-Markets. Weather. Bedtime sto
 Child welfare talk. Music. 9-"Around The Town with VIDA 45-Nighthawk frolic.