New Britain herald., 1926-10-02
SATURDAY..
Eastern Standard Time.
UTIC-HARTFORD-i7e

HARIFORD-116 l. noon-News, weather and police reports.
 1:45-World Series baseball game, Yankees vs. Cardinals, direct from Yankee Stadium. concert. Moe Blumen- thal's Hub Restaurant Trio: a. Ballet Egyptian UuiginD; b. Par adise (kreisler); e. Hungarian Dance No. V (Brahms); q. Chan son Indoue (Rimsky-korsakow); ; @. Popular Waltz. J:25-News.
 music continued. f. Sc lection from Rose Marie tFrimD: g. Violin solo, Giannina Mic from The Firefy" FrimD. 6:45-"Protectinb Motion Picture Patrons from Fire" Hickman Price.
 7-The Bristol Company Foremen's Association banquet direct from the Hotel Elton, Waterbury. h. troductory remarks by William J, Richards. president; Toastmastr, George E. Petitjean, treasurer; II. S. Billings, manager of WTIC; tenor solos: Questa o Quela LVerdD, Charles Kullman; Hon orable Francis P. Guilfoile, mayor of Waterbury; Prof. William H. Bristol, president of the Bristol Co.,; Soprano solo: The Songs My Mother Used to Sing (Smith) i; Jenny Lee; Joe Mitchell Chapple, Journalist and World Traveller; orchestra: a. There's q Boatman on the Nolga, b. Cherie l Love You, Harry Brinkman's orche estra. Tenor solos: a. Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms (Moore), b. For You Alone (GeihD, Charles Kullman, tenor; orchestra: a. At Dawning, b. Bye, Bye Blackbird. Harry Brinkman's orchesera: Soprano solo: The Sweetest Story Ever Told (Stults), Jenny Lee, soprano; orchestra: a. Baby Face. b. On the Riviera, Harry Brinkman's orchestra. 8:SO-Program by the American Legion, Dept. of Connecticut: Talk, w. s. Alexander. PhiladeI- phia Legion convention chairman, Connecticut Dept.
 Rau-Locke Post No. s, Hartford: Baritone solos: a. There is No Death (Geoffrey O'Hara); b, Lit tie Mother of Mine (Burleigh); C.. The Big Brown Bear (Mana Zuc- cal; Edward F. Dellert, baritone; c. Harold Smith, accompanist. Hayes-Velhage Post, No. 96, West Hartford - Violin selections: a, Andantino (Spaulding); b. With Sweet Lavender (MacDowelD; c. Siallano (Spaulding); Warren Omstead, violinist; Marshall See ley, accompanist.
 Ernest Godreau Post No. Q1, Mooseup: Soprano solos; q. Caris sina (Tem); b. Garden of Happi ness (WooD; Ellen Seddon, so prano; Germaine Bouvier, accom- panist.
 Rau-Locke Pos No. s. Hartford Organ recieal, Clifton C. Brainerd. 9:30-Dave Young and a Wee bit O Scotch" report. 10:05-To be announced. 11-NeWs.
 WDRC-NEW HANES-26S 2:45 - Yale Boston University foot ball game direct from Yale Bowl.
 WBZ-SPRINGFIELD-333 1:45-World Series baseball game. 6 6:10-Newspaper Sidelights. Boston. 6:15-Organ recital by Arthur Cliff ton.
 6:30-HoteI Kimball trio with Bob" Patterson. and markets. theater orchestra un- der the direction of J. Fred Tur- geon.
 program. Boston. S-Joint organ recital from the Harvard club by Rubert White comb and Donald Wilcox. program. Springfield. reports, missing per sons. Springfield.
 WMAF-SO. DARTMOUTH-14f { s:15-11-Same at WOR.
 WNAC-BOSTON-13O 1--shepard Colonial luncheon con- cert.
 Eyges and company in a popular program. 3.-Broadcast from Harvard Stadium Harvard vs. Geneva football game. 3-The Smilers conducted by Clyde McArdle.
 Shepard Colonial dinner dance --"Dok" Eisenbourg and his Sin fonians.
 s-Concert program. s:30-MusiCal program. 1--Broadcast from Boston Radio Show, at Mechanics Building, con cert program.
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