New Britain herald., 1926-12-28

b-Dinner music, The Hotel Heu-
 blein Trio: a. Selection from The
 Mikado" tSulliyan); b. Oh That
 We Two Were Maying (Nevin); c.
 Morris Dance from New York
 Pageant Music (Noble); d. Salut
 D'Amour (Elgar): Q. Nell Gwynn
 Dances (German). G:25-News.
 6:30-Mildred T. Millhouse. 6:45-Popular: a. Songs of Yester-
 day; b. Comedy Skit; c. Just in
 Time to be Late. Thomas Stang,
 popular entertainer and baritone. ~7-"Mail and Female" a few ex-
 cerpts.
 7:3O-Blue Boys 2S-The Iyella ensemble of Fitch
 burg, Mass, with Mrs. F. B. Hey
 wood, soprano; Beatrice H. Fair
 banks, contralto; Daniel Devens,
 baritone; Robert H. Whitcomb,
 composer, pianist. Soprano: a.
 Night Beloved CBachelet); b. The
 Lark is Soaring High (Whit-
 comb); Mrs. Haywood. Baritone:
 In the Garden of My Heart
 tWood); MT, Devens. Piano;
 Monsdnock Symphonic Poem)
 tWhitcomb); Mir. Whitcomb. Con-
 tralto: a. Dreamin' Time (Strick-
 land); b. Indian Dawn tZamec-
 nik); Miss Fairbanks. Duel: Duet
 from "Thais" (Massenet); Mrs.
 Haywood and Mr. Devens. Piano:
 q. The Swan tPalngran); b. En-
 sames Lied; Mir Whitcomb. Trio:
 Trio from .'Belshaiser"; Mrs. Hey
 wood Miss Fairbanks and MT.
 Devens.
 S:S0-Piano recital: U) Eroica
 Sonata G minor (First Movement)
 (MacDowelD. CID a. kriesteriana
 No. 1 tSchumann) b. 1mpromptu
 X fiat major (Faure): c. Sara
 bande c sharp minor {Debussy) {;
 Il. Valsik (Mokreje); Margery
 Nielsen.
 1.-The Travellers Symphonic en-
 semble, conducted by Dana s.
 Merriman, musical director. WTIC.
 An Hour with the Classic Masters.
 From Haydn: Surprise Symphony,
 Andante. From Gluck: Andante.
 From Haydn: Symphony No, Il in
 D major: .. Adagio-Allegro; b. An
 dante; c. Minuetto; d. Allegro
 Spiritoso
 1o-Weather. 1O:O5-Club Palais Royal dance or
 chestra. I1-News.
 WBZ-SPRINGIIELD-333 6:15-Organ recital by Arthur Cliff ton.
 -6:30-Edward J. McEnelly and his
 recording orchestra. 7-Organ recital. 7:to--M. A. c. Radio Forum. 7:25-Market reports. 7:3O-Hotel Westminster orchestra. 'S-Grace l.. Baum, contralto, of
 New Britain; Dorothy Higgins, ac-
 companist. aS:15-Boston Bruins-New York American hockey game from the
 Boston Arena. 10:20-Leo Reisman's orchestra 10:50-Weather reports; missing
 persons.
 WNAC-BOSTOS-I30 6-The Smilers conducted by Clyde
 McArdle. G:3O-Dinncr dance. "Dok" Eisen-
 bourg and his Sinfonians. 7:36-Compulsory Automobile Insur- ance.
 7:40-One Minute talk. 7:41-Piano solos, Alice Mathews. S-Concert program. 9-Musical program. l0:05-Dance music, Karle Rhode and his orchestra.
 WLSI-PROVTDENCE-4l1 S.30-Art Talk.
 WTAG-WORCESTER-545 7:30-To be announced. S-From WEAF.
 WEAF-NEW YORK-492 5-Tea music. 6-Dinner music. 7-Jane Eler, contralto; Thomas Muir. tenor; duets. 7:10-Columbia French lecture. ' T:30-Great Moments in History. S-Jean Theslof, baritone, and orch. and soloists. "9-Weber and Fields, comedians; artists and orchestra. bridge game. ] l0:30-Dance orcho stra. 11:S0-Dancc orchestra.
 WJZ-NEW IORK-iol 5:30-Market quotations. 5:35-Financial summary. ] J:40-Cotton quotations. :: j:50-Farm market reports. by Frank Dole. 7: : 7:4j-Williams and MacNeill, duets. vocal and instrumental solos; dance music. and sooists. '10--Travelogue, "A Day in Edin- burgh." l0:3O-D. Bethman, s. Jamison, tenor. l0;45-Dance orchestra.
 WGBS-NE.W YORK-318 G-Uncle Geehee. G:30-Charles Wilkinson. talk. G:40-Arthur Cole, tenor. 6 G;ij-' Psychology" Prof. Charles Shaw. 5:55--News items; tenor. 7:o5-"1he Medica! Center" 1:15-Iiarold Neo, violin. 7:i0-Conccrt orchestra, S:l0-Cay. Imperio Ferrart. bassO. 5:30-Strlng quartet. j--Forum debate. l:2O-CorneIius O'Sullyan. minstrel. ): J:30--Mixed quartet. l0--M. Mooney, "Theater Taste" l0:10-String ensemble. 0:30-Dance orchestra.
 WLNL-NEW 1ORK--3Si ,--Afred Losinski, pianist. ':1j-Professor Joseph Tynan. ,:30-Malo quartet, ,;4j-Manuel Compinslsy, violinist. a tr.,