New Britain herald., 1926-09-08
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9-Ipana Troubadours. 9:30-"South Sea Islanders" 10-"Lily of Killarney" by WEAF
 Light Opera company. 11-12 mid-Rolfe's DOT orch. WGBS-NEW YORK-S18 6-Uncle Geebee. 6:30-Fess Williams dance orch. 7-American Legion, N. '. Division
 talk. 7:10-Orchestra. 7:15-Baseball scores; news 7:20-Orchestra
 WHN-NEW YORk-361 5-News, racing and baseball. 5:10-BiIlie Burkes, Matty Levine,
 songs.
 5:25-News, racing and baseball Cliff Jerome, tap dancer. 7:15-Bob Langston, Ruth Marr,
 songs and piano. 7:30-Lexington theater organ re-
 cital.
 9-New York theater orchestra. 9:30 - Seventh Avenue concert pro- gram.
 10-Roseland dance orchestra. 11:30-Silver Slipper orchestra.
 WMCA-NEW YORK-341 6:30-Ernie Golden's orchestra. 7-Coughlan talk. 7:05-Employment opportunities. 7:10-Ernie Golden's orchestra. 7:30-Helen Roster, contralto. 7:45-Radio Franks. S-Monte Carlo orchestra. S:30-Steamer Benjamin B. Odell Entertainers. 9:3O-A night in Muscle Shoals. 10-Franklin Four. 10:30-Willard Robinson, voice of
 the South.
 11-Jack Denny's orchestra. 11:30-Club Brighton orchestra. 12-McAlpin Entertainers.
 WRNY-NEW YORK-375 6:30-Protestant Circle, with music. 6:55-Weather report. Sport rays. 7:10-Commercial digest. 7;15-Carmine di Giovanni and L. E. Cook, duets. 7:30-"Will Broadcasting Be Below 200 Meters?" J. Francis Slem-
 enger. 7:45-Kathryn Vehnke, Lullaby
 Lady. S-George Magis, tenor. S:15-Charles D. Isaacson's concert. S:30-Georgette Nyrielle, soprano. S:45-Deval Hart and f1utist. 9-Josefa Chekoya, soprano. 9:15-Nathan Weinberg, violinist. 9:30-Josep phine Murano, soprano. 9:45-Norfieet Trio.
 WEBJ-NEW YORK-273 S-Original Moonlight Ramblers. 8;30-Anthony Clifichiella, harmon.
 ica boy. S:40-Joe Davis medley man. 8:55-Blanche and Hugh Ramsauer
 duets.
 9:20-Carrie Cohen, pianist. 9:35-Michele Bontempo, baritone.
 Aida Melaragnio. soprano.
 WNYC-NEW YORK-o26 6:10-Piano selections. 6:20-Market high spots. 6:30-Elementary Spanish lessons. 7-Advanced Spanish lessons. 7:30-Police alarms. 7:35-"The Conquered Plague" Dr.
 Ignatz L. Nascher. 7:55-Baseball results. 8-James Meehan, tenor. S:15-"Outdoor Life" Henry Wack. S:30-Birney Petigrue, baritone. S:45-"Staten Islands Sesquicenten-
 nial," Cornelius G. kolif. 9-Birney Petigrue, baritone. 9:15-Songs. 9:30-Joseph Wohlmann, piano re-
 cital.
 10:l5-Talk by Winter Russell. 10:30-Police alarms, weather.
 WHAP-NEW YORk-l31 7:15-MiXed quartet. 7:25-Darl Bethmann, baritone. 7:40-Franklin Ford, news digest. S-Dorothy Hoyle, voilinist. S:25-Talk, Franklin Ford. 8:55-Sylvan string trio. 9:15-James Hyndman, The Con-
 stitution and Sin" 9:35-Augusta Stetson, Christian
 science rcdQlnB. 1O.25-Sylvan String trio; Earl Pal
 mer. tenor; Ruth Montgomery, so
 prano; Darl Bethmann, baritone.
 WMSG-NEW YORK-303 6-Jack Laurie, NJ. Jackson. 6:20-Al Bert, ukulele. 6:45-Jack Filman, hockey expert. Bert Mulvey's High Hatters, 8-Alfred Lang, tenor. 8:15-Yariety Boys, Male Trio. S:30-Mae Cornell Storber, talks. S:45-Earsity Boys, Male Trio. -Sesquicentennial daily news. 9:05-Mischa Tulin. s:15-Joan Kroy,soprano. 9:3O-Maurice Marks, Rita Weiman. 9:45--Jo oan Kroy. 10-Joe Davis, composer, Melody
 Man. 1O:15-11-Goldie' Melodians; orch. 11-12-Alamac Serenaders.
 WLWII-NEW YORh-2SS 9-Songs. 9:15-Castleton Instrumental Trio. 9:45-Henry Condon, tenor. 10-Alma Stoll, Contralto.