New Britain herald., 1927-05-17
New England Stations
63o-WTIC. Hartford-47e

@9-The Travellers symphonic en- semble, conducted by Dana $. Merriman. musical director. WTIC I-Selection from Eileen" (Her- bert)
 II-Funeral March of a Mario- nette tGounod)
 IlI-Walthers' Prize Song from Die Meistersinger' (Wagner) i; Erich Tesche, soloist
 IN-Barchetta (Nevin
 N-Two Indian Dances (Skilton) :: Il. Deer Dance; b. Scalp Dance
 VI-Stephen Foster Gems Gar ranged)
 NI-Tenor Solos, Erich Tesche
 NIII-Turkish March (Beetho- Nen) lu-Club Worthy orchestra l1-News and weather.
 1O5:-WICC, Bridscport-2S: 7:l5-Orchestra
 Banjoliers
 S:45-Studio program; weather
 9OO-WBZ, Springficld-333
 5:55-Market reports: baseball re- suits of games played in the East ern. American and National leagues
 6-M. 4. C. Radio Forum 6:15-Dave Harman and his orch. Baseball results; Springfield 7:03-Bert Donan's Musical Mirth Makers 7:20-News and the newspaper 7:30-Hotel Statler ensemble sS-George Olsen's orchestra from WIZ: Opening Song; Cairo Love, foxtrot. orchestra; Saxophone solo, Emmett Callen: Whispers, trio; Nesting Time. orchestra: Alligator Crow, foxtrot. orchestra: Cuban Serenade, violin and banjo duet: St. Louis Blues. orchestra: Side by Side, orchestra: Who Do You Love, foxtrot, orchestra; South wind orchestra and trio: Worryin' . vocal and orchestra; string quar- tet; Original Paraphrase on Amer ican Folk Song; Piano solo; Fol- lowing the Sun Around, foxtrot, orchestra: Popular Medley. or chestra: Closing Song 's-Fitchburg Night. Program: la. Idolizing; b. Forgive Me; Lonzo's orchestra; Florence Cour- temache. pianist; Everett Lonzo, violin: Armand Courtmanche, sax.: Louis Belliveau, drums: Joseph Robinson, sax; George Luuru. banjo
 2.-a. Lay Thy Head Beneath a Rose: b. Marcheta; Ernest Null keen, baritone
 3.-a. The Holy City (Hanley); b.. Berceuse (Jarnefelp): Mrs. Ina Holmbert, violinist
 {. = a. When the Flag Goes By (Nevin): b. A Little Close liar mony fO'Hara): c. Ole Uncle Moon; "The Jolly Four" male quartet; Arthur Person. first ten or: Albert May. baritone; Fred erick Jones. second tenor: Wm. Jenkins. bass
 5.-Medley of Marches: Santa Finbar,'' "Teddy's Rough Riders "valorous c7th," Rockies De- light" "One. Two, Three;' Fitch burg Bugle and Drum Corps; Rec tor J. Langelier, director
 Ga. Medley; Pack Up Your Troubles" Little Spanish Town.' -Four Leaf Clover" b. Medley; "Gypsy Love Song" "Selected. "Old Timers Waltz;"' Mccoy X Kielty, banjo, harmonica and gui- tar
 7.-Contralto solo, selected; Miss Impi Tillikainen
 S.-Pianoforte solo, selected; Miss Margaret Enwright a.-a- Take in the Sun" b. There Is Everything Nice About You:" Lonzo's orchestra
 10.-Medley: "A Hunting We Will Co., "Chief Crowley" Chicken On the Fence" "The American Flag" Taps" Fitchburs Bugle and Drum Corps .l0-"The Jesters:" Paul Lucas, Dwight B. Latham, stanton Ash ley, assisted by John A. Gowan, baritone
 0:30-Baseball results 1o:SS-Concert by Hazel King, so- prano; Hazel Pierro. contralto; Pearl Leahy, pianist 11-Baseball results ll:0S-Bert Lowe and his orchestra missing persons
 687-WNAC, Boston-l3O 6-The Smilers 6:S5-"Dok" Eisenbourg and his Sintonians 7:S0-"Care of the Hair 7:40-One Minute talk 7:4l-Lady Of the lvori 5. 7:50-Newspaper Sidelights s-Soprano: violinist; pianist S:3e-Jicc-Jaccs 9-Program 1o:o5-Rhode and his orchestra
 S3O-WEEI, Boston-3iB 5:S5-Positions wanted; market and i, news lost and found New York G:35--News s s:43-Highway bulletin G:45-Big Brother club 7:3o-Phil Napoleons orchestra  8: S:30-"Pep for your Feet 9-From New York the Air radio forecast recital Napoleon's orchestra
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