New Britain herald., 1927-05-03

Figures to the left of call letters in- dicate kilocycles: those to right meters
 New England Stations
 63O-WTIC, Hartford-a78 s-Dinner concert, Hotel Heublein trio: a. Selection from Robin Hood" tDeKoven); b. Song of In- dia (Rimsky-Korsakow): c. En- tr'acte Gavotte "Mignon" (Thomas): q. Elegy (MasseneD |; e. Danse Macabre (Saint-Saens) 6:25-News
 6:3O-Piano Selections: a. Spring Song (Mendelssohn); b. Spinning Song (Mendelssohn): c. Lento Cyril Scott: d. Erlking (Schu- rt-Liszt): Ruby Hart. pianist 6:45-Soprano Solos: a. Volta la ter req (Verdi): b. The Lotus Flower tSchuman); c. Thunder Waters (Cadman): d. Homing ;Del Riego) Ruth McJunkin Dewey. soprano; Muriel Pa.ssmore. accompanist Jack Delaney and his orchestra S-Program to be announced 9--The Travellers Symphonic en- sembe conducted by Dana s. Mer- riman. musical director WTIC:
 I--March from The Queen of Sheba" (Gounod)
 IJ-Selection from "Flddlers three" (Johnstone)
 IlI-The Donkey and the Driver (Leonardl
 Iv-siegfried Idyl (Wagner)
 V-Duet for Clarinets: The Swiss Boy Carr. De Ville)
 Wa. Clair de Lune (Thome); b. Last Dream of the Virgin (Mas- senet) VII-Selection from Mile. Mo- diste" (Herbert)
 VIII-Minuet in E flat (Mozart) lX-March from "The Nutcracker Suite" (Tschaikowsky). sa10-Pan-Americ Commercial Conference and United States Chamber of Commerce program. Address by President Calvin Cool idge. Music by band 11-News and weather
 oOO-WBZ, Springfleld-33S .. b:55-Market reports and baseball results of games played by East ern, National and American leagues
 6-Radio Forum 6:15-Dance music .-. 7-Baseb ball results 7:03-Musical Mirth Makers 7:15-Mrs. Irene Simpson Rommel, pianist
 f:30-Statler ensemble 7:45-To- Be- Weeds, from WIZ S-George Olsen's orchestra, from WIZ: Opening: The Victor, march, orchestra: Ballad. Bob Borger; Play It Red, orchestra; Violin Solo; Mir. Praeger; I'm in Love Again. orchestra and trio; Riff Song. orchestra; Merry Wives of Windsor, selection, Nicolai; All l Want is You. orchestra and vocal: So Blue, string quartet; Somebody Else, orchestra and trio: Don't Cramp My Style, orchestra: Old Favorite Requests; Elegie, Mas senet trombone solo. Ray Robin son: Absolutely. Positively. vocal, Fran Frey; Side by Side, orches- tra; South Wind, orchestra and vocal; Popular Medley; Closing 9-Schumann vocal and instrument tai ensemble 10-Same as WTIC 11-Bert Lowe and his ensemble 11:3o-Weather; missing persons
 55O-WTAG, Worcestcr-535 T:20-Contest: music s-same at WEAF 10-Same as WTIC l1-News
 6Oo-WCSH, Portland-5OO 6-Grain markets: stocks 6:10-Weather; lost and found 6:20-Farm feature 6:S0-Theater review 7:30-Same as WEAF 7:50-Seed talk S:S0-Evangeline hour 9-Theater orchestra 9:3o-Service Boys 1o-Same as WTIC 1O:3O-Dance music l24O-WBSO. Wellesley Hills-242 12-l a. m.-Address, scripture read Ing; music and poetry
 6s7-WNAC, Boston-4s0 s--The Smilers s:3o-Eisenbourg sinfonians 7:30--"Care of the Hair" T:3o-One Minute talk 7:41-Lady of the worries 7:S0-Newspaper Sidelights s-Musical program S:30-Jicc-Jaccs 9-Concert program 9:so-soprano; tenor l0:05-Karl Rhode and his orch.
 88O-WEEI, BostOn-349 5:35-Positions wanted; market and news; Lost and Found 6--From WEAF 6:35-News 6:43-Highway bulletin 6:45-Big Brother club 7:30-Napoleon's orchestra S-Half- Hour O. Hospitality s:30-"Pep for your Feet S:45-Pianist
 e-From New York 10--Same as WT1C l1-Cruising the Air 
 1i.t0-Radio forecast and weather
 New York Stations
 6lO-WEAT-492 5-Nagabond dance orchestra 6-Waldorf dinner music