New Britain herald., 1926-01-15

2-3--Goodyoar concert orchestra, di- rection of Ivan Francisci.
 WWJ-DETROIT--353 6-Dinner music. S-Detroit News orchestra and solo, ists.
 9-Dance music.
 WCX-DETROIT-5f8 6-Dinner music from Book Cadillac hotel.
 9-Studio program. 10-Goldkette's recording orchestra from the Grcystone ballroom.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 7-Goldkette's Petite Symphony orch 7:30-Arctic- -Condon trio. S-Summerfied and Hecht program.
 WREO-LANSING-2S0 s-7-Spced Wagon Serenaders and the Gold Standard ensemble.
 WLS-CHICAGO-3i5 7!3O-Organ recital. S-Bedtime period, Ford and Glenn. S:45-Talk. 9-Program. 10-Ford and Glenn time. 10-Production by Ford and Glenn 11-"Songs My Mother Used to Sing 11:40-Further foolishness by Ford and Glenn. 1-3-Pestphal's Pioneers.
 NIBO-CHICAGO-228 7-9-Dinner concert. 11-Popular music. a
 WHT-CHICAGO-40O 7-Classical program. 8-Classic concert. | 10:30-Music; orchestra and enter tainers.
 2 a. m.-Your Hour League. WOK-CHICAGO-2l7 11-2 a. m.-Vocal and orchestral Sc lections. WMAQ--CHlCAGO--4is 7--Organ; Wide-Awake club. 9-Musical lecture; trio. i l0-Lccture; music; chimes.
 KYW-CHICAGO-538 6:45-News, financial and final mar kets.
 7-Dinner musical from KDKA al East Pittsburgh. and rebroadcast by KYW at Chicago. 8:05-The bedtime story told by Walter Wilson. 10-"An Hour of Music" 11-Midnight revue. This is a West. inghouse- Chicago Evening Amer ican feature. Paul Ash and his orchestra. Sanders Original Nighthawks Henry Keates, an organlogue from McNicker's theater at 12 P. m. Ar' Linick announcing. 2-"Insomnia Club" conducted by 1 Coon-Sanders Original Night. | hawks. WENR-CHICAGO-266 7-Daily dinner concer. Rauland. | Lyric Trio Double piano duets Soprano solos. 9-Popular program. All-Americar Pioneers. Jack Todd; Harmony Four; Mabel Olson and Merritt 1 Stewart, xylophone selections George Moran and Bill Alt, Ha waiian guitar selections. 1-Midnite Froic. All-Americar l Pioneers. Frank Westphal. SaXo phone and banjo selections. Noca numbers.
 WBBM-CHICAGO-228 5-7-Harry and Sandy; Valentino Inn orchestra; Harold Morava lyric tenor; William Dalton, bari tone; Joe McManus; Ralph Bot 1 thof
 9-4-Tip Trio: Maurice Silverman Kristine Gallen, cello; Moulin Rouge orchestra; Mowers and Sic
 burg, two pianos; Two Jays: Jo' Anabough; Charlie Garland; Mir fam Hadley, violin: Helen Had ley. accompanist; Kristine Gallen cello.
 WEBH-CHICAGO-370 s-Edgewa.er Beach Hotey Orlol orchestra, dinner concert; Paulin
 Sachs. soprano; Eleanor Kaplan violinist.
 io-WEBH Light Opera company l2-Edgewater Beach Hotel Oriol dance orchestra selections. l2:l5-Ilcra l and Examiner new
 flashes. Wayne Myers, readings
 Irene Bcasley. "The Girl iron
 Dixie" songs; Jack Pcncwell an Fred Palmiter, special number. WS.aT, WKRC, WLW-Cincinnati. ! Silent Nieh'.
 WHAS-LOUISVILLti--i00 5-Music Box program. Editorial
 from the Courier-Journal an
 Louisville Times, Police news an
 weather.
 S:30-GIen club Of the Lcuisvill
 and JoG, rson County Children
 Home.
 WRAI-HiLTIMORT-2l0 l 9:lO-Alyzau5cr Sk.arnyski and Al
 fredo Oswald in a two-piano re
 cital, assisted by Bart Wirtz, eel
 list.
 WSn-ATIANTA-i23 G-Dance music program 9-Musical offering. li1:45-MiIn!rh snow.
 NSM-N4SHVILLE-2S3 l7:3n-Rcaslry smith and his orches
 tra from inc Andrew Jackso ] hotel. S Bndiima story. Belmont College GirN ] program.
 1.-The Boston Serenaders,