New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

WIZ. lU---The Record Boys. WGN, lQ - Transmission Of Pic lures by Wire" talk.
 WTIC-HiRTFORD--47G s80--ChlIrens period, Twenty Minutes in Ilappyland,' Edna kimpall Heath. s:5Q-pinner music. Emil HeliI4- bcrgers Hotel Bond q'rio. I:SU -.- Announcements, police and weather reports. s-Second annual Spring concert by the Travellers Choral club, assist rd by the Travellers Symphonic Ensemble; Dana $. Merriman, conductor; Laura C, Gaudot, ac- companist,
 Cantata, The Death of Mime haha (Coleridge-Taylor); Folk Songs of different lands: Italv --u. c Sole Mic (Di Capua) b. santa Lusa CNeapolitan Bar carolle); c. Funiculi, Funicula (Denza).
 scotland -- a. Blue Bells Of Scot land Carr. by Rhy-Herbert); b, Comin' Thru the Rye (Old scotch); c. Annie Laurie Uady Scott).
 The Southland -- a. Carry Me Back 10 Old yirginny (Bland); b. When Johnny Comes Marchin' Home DamberD; c. The Old Kentucky Home (Foster); d. Dixie (Dan Emmet).
 WBZ-SPRINGFIELD-3S3 e:25-Market report. 6;SO-Dinner music to be announc- ed.
 6.4S-Hotel Lenox ensemble. 7-Dinner music to be announced 7:S0-Program by Sidney H. Kohn' baritone,
 7:45-M. A. c. Radio Forum. s-Leo Reisman's orchestra. s-C6ncert by Mrs. Marguerite Boyce. soprano. and Arthur Bal lance, baritone. e.30-Organ recital from the Estey Organ studio by Arthur Clifton. 1O-Weather reports; missing per sons descriptions.
 WTAG-WORCEsTER--26S 5:15-"Story Teller" 7:45-"Golden Rule Fund S:30-Program from WEAF. S:30-9-Travel talk. 9-1l-Program same as WEAt.
 WJAR-PROVIDENCE-3OG 7:45--Talk.
 s-Robert Powers orchestra. g-Program from WEAF.
 WNAC--BOSrON-2S0 1.-The smilers. conducted by Clyd' McArdle.
 6:30--Dinner dance; Hotel Esse4 orchestra.
 7:SO-Talk. Associated Pharmaclsu of Massachusetts. 7:4O-The Golf Question Box con ducted by Ralph Clifford S-The Woodruff concert compah s:S0-Musical program.
 WEEJ-BOSTON-3i9 5.45-Stock market and buslnes news.
 6-Events of the day. 6;O5-Lost and Found. 6:45-Big Brother club. 7.2o - Rickenbackers Olde Home stead Group.
 g- Proceedings of dinner tendere Brig. General John J. Carty' vice president, American Tel and | [ company, part Of the celepratlo of the 50th anniversary Of the 1n yention Of the telephone fed lures will be the broadcastlng ( "lalking movie" and a 'telt phone roll call' Of the na>lor General Carty will be hear speaking with headquarters l various cities.
 WEAF-NEW YORK-i92 b.45-Poems, Marguerite strathy' 5-Vincent Lopez's orchestra G-Dinncr music.
 7-Mid-week Hymn Sing, Ne" or Federation or Churches. 7;S0-Dance music. S-C,larence Ploemker, tenor &:15-Hary cStcrs.
 g--Eskimos.
 Silyortown orchestra. t1-l.-Ninccnt Lopez's orchestra
 NLNI-NFW YORK-2SS McEuery's Entertainers g-Question hoA.
 9,S0-Concert.
 lo-Book review, Walter HaNiBan l0;l5-S' Cecilia Ensemble, l0;s0--Lore'ta Ross, soprano. lr.4n-Jamo, Gilmore, rioltuist.
 WJI-\IW YORK-i55 Market quotations. Financial summary. a.to-Cotton quotations. 5.bn-F5rm market reports. Vanderbilt orchestra 7.S0-Judgr Jr.
 7;45-Frcd,r rick William Vile, f liicM situation in Washington A-U. <. Army band.
 s:2o-p Picture presentation, l Desert Healer"
 9-Royal Salon orchestra, l0-The Record Boys. lu.S1-Frcdlic Idch's orchestra,
 WGBS-NEW YORk-SI6 G--L ncle G,r.bee.
 c.So-Irish Half Hour; Flanag Trio and Jim Flood. What the World Is Doing ;1o-Arcadia orchestra, k:lo-"The Selfish Giant Wild reading by Neville Brush, music accompaniment. -"Footligh' and lampIiGht.' g-Youri Bilstin. nvllo 'lrtuoso. s.lo-"Ehapsoiy in Rlu".' Leona Hay,on and Salvatore Gloe. s:20-Youri Bilsiin.
 g:30-Maestro Ad'ss studio; Pc Gallina., tenor; sylvia Fess Teresa Adcsaa, Armand Stea, |
 pianos. eight hands, "MidsumH
 Nights Dream
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