New Britain herald., 1926-10-21
(lQN THE AR

tCoerne); Eleanor c. Willard. so- prano; Robert Gordon, baritone. 10:45-Popular songs, Lou Howard. 1l-News. WCNS-BRIDGEPORT-2S5 i s-Studlo program. 9-Ads!a.de Labelsky, plano. 9:15-Anna CIsaro, soprano.
 WTAG-WORCEsTER-545 s-To be announced. 5:31-Trio.
 9-11-Same as WEAF; news WBZ-SPRINGFIELR-333 5:l0-NeWspaper sidelights, 6:I5-Orgau recital by Arthur Cliff ton. -3g-Hunters Cabin orchestra, 7-Market reports. 7:U5-Con.inuation Of organ recital. 7:30-Second lecture on "Apprecia- ton ot Symphonies. s-Musical program. 8:30-Twiligat Song trio. 9-Beullah Whitney Orr. soprano;
 Dorothy Birchard Muroney, pian-
 ist; Willard Clark, baritone;
 Charles H. Young, tenor. 9:55-Weather reports; missing per
 sons.
 10-From WIZ. WNAC-BOSTON-i30 6-The SmileTs, conducted by Clyde
 McArdle. I6:30-"Dok" Eisenbourg and his Slnfonians. 7;36-Talk.
 7:45-Piano solos, Mildred Bastion. 8-Concert program. 9-Musical program. WEEI-BOSTON-349 5;45-Stock market and business news. 5:55-Lost and found. 6-Events of the Day. 6:40-Program. 6:45-Big Brother club. "7:30-Incandescent Lamp program 1 S-i1-From New York.
 WAIAF-SO. DARTMOUTH-441 | G:45-l2-Same as WRNY. WLSI-PROVDENCE-441 1 7-Narragansett Hotel orch. Elliot WaWsworth, former Rec
 Cross head and assistant secretary
 of treasury, in talk on Senator Butler. | 8:15-Musicale. WJAR--PROEIDENCE-4s5 *7:15-World Wide Electric Night. 8-Orchestra. i 5-11-Same as WEAF.
 WCSH-PORTLAND-25s ] 6-Lost and found. 1 6:15-News.
 6:30-Children' period. 7:30-Program.
 10-SaIne as. WEAF.
 WEAF-NEW IORK--492 5-Halpin Mathews, baritone. 1 5:20-Helen Kanouse, piano. , :40-Theodore Lehman, violin. G-Dinner music.
 7-Midweek hymn sing. | 7:30-Music. 1 S-Comfort hour.
 8:30-SchickerIing Quartet, J-EnsembIe. 10-Zippers.
 I1-12-Lopez orchestra
 WNYC-NEW 1ORK-526 | 6:35-Piano selections. 6:45-Market high spots. 7-"Eyery-day Speech" Prof. R. E
 Mawn. 7:20-Piano selections. l 7:30-Police alarms. i 7:35-"Keeping Fit" Joe Buddy. 7:50-Piano selections. ! 8-John Allcgra, baritone. *S:30 - Lecture, Dealing with Crime; speakers, Judge Charles c. Mott, Magistrate Joseph E, Cor rigan, Judge W. Bruce Cobh, 9:45-Samuel Kissell, violin. 1Q:15-F'ranklin Four. 10:30-PoIice alarms and weather
 WJZ-NEW YORk-455 5;32-Narket closing summary. 5:50-Farm market reports. 7-Dinner orchestra. 7;55-sporting news. @8-Play, Forever After" 8:3O-Democratic talk, Mrs. Charle: Dana Gibson.
 S:45-Humor and songs. '9-World- wide electric night. 10-Royal orchestra. | 11-Dennys orchestra.
 WGBS-NEW IORK-316 6-Uncle Geebee.
 6.30--Vincent Sorey concert trio
 Vincent Sorcy, violin; LucicI
 Klrsch, viola; Alfred Menconi, pi
 ano.
 7.15-Football results and new
 items
 7:3o-George Halls Royal Arcadian'
 direct from Arcadia ballroom. 8-"Footlight and Lamplight," Oli'
 yer SayIer.
 S:20-De Voc studio program
 Maude De Voc. col. soprano. di.
 rector; Women's quartets, duets
 solos, flute obigatos. *J-U. S A. band. General Summer.
 all; auspices American Legion. 10-Nac and Lcnnie, lQ:36-George Hall and his Roya
 ArcadIans direct from Arcadia
 ballroom. WHN-NEW YORK-361 5-News racing. 5:10--Mimn Elondini, songs. 5:9o-Al Fox, songs. 5:25--News, racing. G.3o-Charm orchestra. 7-IceIand orchestra. 7.30-Jowiah musicale. S-Oakland's orchestra. 2:3o-Oycrturc and vaudeville. S.40-Le Via Trio. 2-Huek O'Bricn, entertainer. 9,l4-Instrumonf1l trlo, 9:3o-Billy Day songs and piano. 9:f5-AIr. and Mrs, L. Wood, songs fo-Cczy orChos'r ra. 1t;39-ltoss Por.noi, soprano. l0;45-Jack Davis, baritone.