New Britain herald., 1926-10-09
SATURDAY.
Eastern Standard Time.
WTIC-HARTFORD-47e

WTIC-HARTFORD-478 1:iz-World Series baseball game. 6-Dinner concert, Moe Blumen- thal's quartet:
 Suite Orientale (Poppy): b Rus tic Festival (Zamecnik); c. Narcls- sus (Nevin) d. Trio Group: Beau tiful Blue Danube (Strauss); Pol onaise Militaire (Chopin); Cadiz (Albeniz). s:25-News. 6:30-Kenneth Roberts, baritone. Dinner concert, Moe Blumen- thals quartet:
 q. Selection from Orange Blos- sons" (Herbert); I. Violin solo: The Swan (saint-Sa Saens), Moe Blumenthal; 2. Popular Waltz, Sleepy Head: h. Cello solo: 10 be announced: i. Popular period. 7:30-Bible Study Period: Stories for Children in the Church School" Edna NJ. Baxter. Music. 8-An hours program by the Colon ial Male Quartet of Hartford. e-Ernest o. Whitfield, tenor: Wal ter Ruel Cowles, pianist and ac- companist. 9:30-The Heublein Trio under the direction of Nina Woodbury: a. Bolero (Fernandez-Arbos b. By the Water of Minnetonka (Lieurance); c. Farewell to Gu culain; d. Forget-me-not (Mac- beth); e. Slavonic Dance (Dvorak) f. Norway Dances (Poldini); 8. serenade Oiebe); h. Spanish Dance (MoszkoWskD. 10-Weather report. 10:05-To be announced. 11-News.
 WDRC-NEW HAVEN-2Gs 2:45-Yale-Georgia football game direct from Yale bowl.
 WBZ-SPRINGFIEL 2:3o-Play-by by play account of liar ward Ns. Holy Cross football game direct from Harvard Stadium. 6:l0-Newspape per Sidelights. 6:15-Organ recital by Arthur Cliff ton.
 6:3O-Dinner music. 7-Markets. 7:05-Capitol theater orchestra. 7:30--Musical program from the Boston studio. s:10-Broadcast of Boston Sym phony orchestra. 10-Weather reports. missing per sons.
 WNAC-BOSTON-430 1-The Farm news digest 1:10-Popular program. 1:35-Luncheon concert 3-Broadcast from Harvard Stadium Harvard vs. Holy Cross, reported by Paul Waitt. 6-The Smilers conducted by Clyde McArdle.
 e:30-"Dok" Eisenbourg and his Snfonians. s-Concert program, 9--Musical program.
 WEEI-BOSTON-349 3-Nassif's orchestra. 4-Musicale.
 WJAR-PROvIDENCE-is5 1:12-Same as WTIC. Weather re- port at 1:25 P. m.
 WLSI-PROyIDEN 3-Brown ys. Lehigh football game, direct from Brown stadium.
 WTAG-NORCESTER-5i5 s-Bancroft orchestra. s:30-To be announced. 10-Daily news.
 WNiSG-NEW YORK-303 6-Sport resume. 6:15-Republican party Fred Ru- zicka, yioinist; Edna Frandina and speakers. 7:15-Eddy Wood, songs. 7:30-Wyle Whyte, pianist. 7:3O-Dance music. S:15-Tennis news. S:30-To be announced. 9:45-Roy Bergere, composer. l0-Tracy and Dogherty, harps. 10:15-Totman and Wachondorf banjo.
 Spechts orchestra.
 WEAF-NEW YORk-f92 12:15-1:15-Orchestra. 1:30-Same as WTIC. s-6-Frank Farrell's orchestra. 6-Dinner music. Q -ON--T llC iItN '44Li'll h'iN' To be announced. 7:45-''What Makes You Tired?' S-Bearcats' orchestra. 9-WEAF Musical Comedy Troupe. l0-Bcn Bcrnie's orchestra. 1f-12-Dance orchestra,
 WJL-NEW NORk-i55 l-Dance orchestra. 2-Weather reports. 5:32-Market quotations. E.35-Financial summary. 5:4o-Co,ton quotations. i:5o-Farm market reports, T.05-Commo1ore concert orch. E:10-Boston Symphony orchestra. l0:3o--Jack Denny's orchestra.
 WGR-NEW YORK-316 1:3o-Scripture reading. I:35-Augusta Cooper, contralto. 45-Edward Hinton, casso. rxy4 wRuIgHz WE, EA WAE NN