New Britain herald., 1926-12-11
WTIC-HARTFORD-478

phone SOlO: II De dnhOuHCeu. Henry Ruff. saxophonist; Len Der man. accompanist. 6:25-News. 6:30-Tenor solos: g. Hear You Calling Me (MarshalD. b. Thine Herbert); c. Roses of Picardy (Wood); d. Machusla (MacMur- rough); Frank J. Cremin. tenor; Laura c. Gaudet, accompanist. .6:45-Readings a. The Call of the Yukon (Service); b. The Last To- ken GA Tale of the Roman Coiis- eum) with musical accompani- ment (Music by Bond Andrews) l; c. Dawn on the Irish Coast Joseph Healy, reader: Laura c. Gaudet, piano accompanist. Dinner music, continue, Moe Blumenthals Hub Restaurant quartet: c. Sweetheart Selection from "Maytime" (Herbert); q. De- votion (Frim); c. Mariska (Ra- peel: f. Popular Waltz: Twilight from Earl Carrolrs Vanities; g. Tea for Two from No, No Nan nette"; Popular Period. 7:30-Bible Study Period. "Produc- Ing the Christmas Pageant" Mar garet Holly. s8-Hartford Composer Night with Ralph L. Baldwin; Marshall See ley, accompanist.
 - Chorus: Hymn Before Action. Male Chorus.
 II - Contralto Solo: Submission. Gertrude McAuliffe.
 III - Tenor Solo: Spring Is Here Again. Maurice WalleR.
 " Chorus: Evening Moods Male Chorus.
 V = Chorus: Strictly Germproof, Mixed Chorus. S:30 - Mendo-cello Duetts: a. Truly Do; b. l Wish I Had My Old Girl Back Again; c. Moonlight and Roses; d. That Naughty Waltz; e, Indian Love Call: f. l Love You Truly; g. At Dawning. The Bill Crookes Cellos. Ruth Heating, mando-celio; Bill Crookes. man. do-cello; Grace Cook. piano. s:3o - Mendo-cello Duets: a. Truly a:45-Contralto: a. Ave Maria (Mas- Taught Me Dvorak); c. My Love is a Muleteer (Di Nogero); d. Be- fore the Dawn (Chadwick): e. Coming Home (Willeby), Dorothea A. Waite, contralto; Minnie Me Lean, accompanist. 9-Piano Recital: a. Seu Roulant (Duvernoy); b. Magic Fire Scene from Die Walkure" (Wagner) ; c. The Fountain of the Acqua Poala (Griffes); q. Polichinelle (Rachmaninoff). Israel Rosen- berg, pianist 9:15-Violin and piano selections by Alfred Cohn, violinist. and Ida Levin, pianist.
 Violin - a. Walnut Tree; b. The Maiden with the FlaXen Hair; c. Burleske.
 Piano = Variation Serieuse (Men- delssohn); Miss Levin. 9:45-Fifteen Minutes of popular en- tertainment with Mabelle Barnes and Betty Roy Harris. 1o-Weather. ..... 1o:o5-Club Worthy orchestra. 1l-News. ....
 WICC-BRIDGEPORT-2S5 S:3O-To be announced.
 WBZ-SPRINGFIELD-333 s.15-Organ recital by Arthur Cliff ton. s:S0-Dick Newcombs Society orch. 7-Market reports. 7:05-M. A. C.-Farm Flashes. 7:15-Capitol theater orchestra. 7:45-Knights of Pythias Male quar- tet. .8:10-Boston Symphony orch. 10:l5-Leo Reisman's orchestra. 1o:45-Weather reports; missing persons.
 WNAC-BoSTON-430 1-The farm news digest. 1:10-Luncheon concert. 1:20-Jack Flynn and his Melody club. l.45-Luncheon concert. 4-Perley Stevens and his orchestra. 5-Tea dance, Cooley Plaza orch. e-The Smilers conducted by Clyde McArdle, 6:30-Dinner dance, "Dok" Eisen- bourg and his Sinfonians. 7:35-Talk. s-Popular program. e-Dance music. Hotel Buckminster orchestra.
 Popular selections by Jack Fay and Rose Golden. 10:05-Dance music, Copley Plaza orchestra.
 WEEI-BosTON--3i9 6:45-Dance orchestra. 8-Same as WEAF. 10-Talk.
 WCSH-PoRTLAND-258 12-Stocks.
 NTAG--WORCESTER--5i5 12:30-Markets. 12:35-Chester Gaylord, piano.  S:30-Bancroft's orchestra. 9-Weather. 10-Same as WEAF. l 11-News.
 WJAR-PRONIDEN 1:05--Studio recital: weather. weather; lost and found G G:20-l'arm talk
 WLSI-PRONIDESCE--ii1 
 WEAF-NEW YORK-l02 ] 2:45-1:d5--Waldorf-Astoria orch. 4-Tea music. 5-Dance orchestra G-Dlnner music. 6:5O-1Edward Avis. whistler. 7-Dance orchestra. 7.30-To be announced. comedy hits. 3-Walter Damrosch, lecture recital, "Siegfried." l0--To be announced. l1-12-Lopez orchestra,
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