New Britain herald., 1927-01-08
New England Stations
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-HARTFORD-476 5-Dinner music, The Hub Res taurant Group: Waltz Scherzt
 (Strauss); b. Romance Sans Pa role (Van Goens); c. Serenadt
 tPierne); d. Barcarolle from "Tht Tales of Hoffman" (Offenbach); e Bolero (MoszkowskD; f. serenadt
 (Drigo).
 6:25-News
 6:30-Piano Selections: a. BarcarollC
 Sunlight Dancing on the Water)
 (Dett); b. Juba (Dett); c. Valse Arabesque Gack): Morton Kahn 6:45-Salvatore Avolese, accordion, ist, and Ray Moretti. violinist; ac- cordion and violin duets 7-Dinner music, continued
 Popular program. Fox Trots: a Precious; b. Give Me a Ukulele; c. Don't Mind Being All Alone; q. If I'd Only Believed in You; e That's Good Girl. Values: a Whispering Trees; b. At Peace With the World. Fox Trots: a. Pretty Cinderella; b. Meadow Lark; c. How I Love You; d. I'm On My Way Home; e. Hello Blue bird
 7:So-Bible Study Period: "A New |, Thing in Religious Education 1r Connecticut" George Nesbitt Mo Clusky, director week-day church schools, Bridgeport
 Hymns, the Reynolds quartet sS-Hartford Composer Period with Edward P. Laubin. Choir: Te Deum in c, Asylum Hill Congre- gational Choir (solos for soprano tenor and alto). Baritone: Heard the Voice of Jesus Say; Benjamin Knox. Sor-ano: Lullaby: Ida Yud- owitch. Tenor: He is Risen: Mau- rice Wallen. Contralto: Offering; Evelyn Marcil. Anthem: Trust in Him; Asylum Hill Congregational Choir Genor solo, Maurice Wellen)
 S:S0-The American Legion Dept. of Connecticut; program by the Clifford R. French Post, No. 22. Thomaston.
 Band: March, Porterer's Cataline Band (McCaughey); Overture: Tantalusauaien;T Thomaston Marine band, Raymond H. Benson, direc- tor. Soprano: Danny Boy Weatherby); Mrs. Harold Parker. Band: Novelty. a. Teddy Trombo (Filmore); b. Lassus Trombone (Filmore). Legion Quartet: When the Great Red Dawn is Shining Iockton); J. Waters, first tenor; H. Lynch, second tenor; L. Pratt, baritone; w. Billings. bass; A. Henderson, accomp. Band; Selec- ton from High Jinks' (FrimD. Tenor: The Sunshine That Fills My World (BalD; Commander H. B. Lynch. Band: Internezzo, In a Moonlight Garden (King). so- prano: Ho. Mr. Piper tCurran); Mrs. Harold Parker. Band: Selec- ton from "The Prince of Pilsen' (Luders). Legion Quartet: Far Away in the South (Adams). Band. March, Blue Ridge Division (Poc- ereta); Thomaston Marine Band. s:30-Half Hour recital with Mary H. Burns, soprano, and Mary Michna, pianist. Songs: a. "Un bel al Vedremo" from Madame But terfiy" (Puccini); b. Solvejg's Lied (Grieg); c. When the Roses Bloom (Reichardt): Miss Burns. Piano: Polonaise in c sharp minor (Cho- pin); Miss Michna. Songs: a. Ave Maria (Bach-Gounod); b. The Years at the Spring (Mrs. H. H. Beach); c. Danny Boy (Old Irish Air) (Weatherly); Miss Burns. Piano: Nocturne; Miss Michna. Soprano: a. Homing {Del Riego); b. I Love Little Cottage (O'Hara); c. 'Tis the Last Rose of Summer (Irish Folk Song); Miss Burns.
 
 lO:o5-Club Worthy orchestra l1-News
 WBZ-SPRINGFTEIlD-333 ,:15-Organ recital by Arthur Cliff ;:sO-Dick Newcomb's Society orch. I-"Massachusetts Aggie Life .:15-Capitol theater orchestra ':45-Knights of Pythias male quartet
 ,:1o-Boston City club ensemble; Minot A. Beale, violinist; John N. Vincent, Jr., tlutist: Vincent J. Marotto, clarinetist; Clyde Mac donald, cello; Herbert E. Healy, pianist
 program .o-Weather reports; missing per- sons
 O;O3-Leo Reisman's orchestra
 WNAC-BOSTON-43O The Farm News Digest :o5-Shepard Colonial luncheon concert
 :2o-Jack Flynn and his Melody club
 concert -Perley SleNbuS anu lliS p4S ;15-Copley Plaza Tea dance The Smilers ...... :sO-Dinner dance, "Dok' Elsen- bourg and his orchestra. :30-Talk program Hotel Buckminster orchestra | popular selections by Jack Fay i and Rose Golden. O.O5-Dance music; Copley Plaza orchestra
 WEEI-BOSTON-3l9 
  :45-Orchestra. :45--Musicale. comedy. From WEAF.
 WTAG-WORCESTER-5lo ?: 2:35-'At the piano To be announced. Dance orchestra. D-From WEAF.