New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
New England Stations
5eo-WTIC, Hartford-5se


560-WTIC, Hartford-536
6.3o-Dinner concert, Hotel Bond
Trio: Emil Heimberger. director
6:50-News and baseball scores
Dinner concert continued
7:15-'Tte Care of Early Laying
Pullets," r. E. Jones. extension
poultry specialist, Connecticut Ag-
ricultural College
Early laying pullets require GER
tain amount OF special care if the
best egg production is to be as
sured. With a view to helping
poultry raisers TO secure the larg-
est egg production possible. Mr..
Jones will give talk on the sub
lect. THE Care of Early Laying
Pullets" from VITO. Mr.. Jones
will give some helpful advice
which should be Of great value to
poultry men.
7:30-Vocal Recital: a. Chanson
Provencale (Dell'Acqua); b. Plau-
kia Sau Laivelie (Simkus): c. La
Colombo (Yadier): d. Will O. the
Wisp (Spross); e. The False
Prophet (Scott): Michaline Bla-
zauskts. soprano; F. Marion PHI
kunas. accompanist
7:45-Baritone Solos: a. The Bare
foot Trail (Wiggers); b. One
Fleeing Hour Nee); c. Give a
Man Horse He Can Ride
(O'Hara): d. My Ain Folk
Gemon); {. In An Old-Fashioned
Town (Squire); f. Sunrise and
You (Penn); L. C. Blair. bari
tone: Mrs. G. C. Blair. accompani-
'S-WT1C sERENADERS: Whis-
pering, ensem BILE: "Introductions, "
W.T. and C; Me and My Shadow,
W.T.; Silhouette (Bloom), w;
Vagabond King Hits, 1: Desert
Song Waltz. T; Philosophy en-
melD. C; Collette. ensemble; A
serenade, L; Always You're Near,
T; Lady Do, W.T.; Dreamers Tale.
No. 3 (Peterkin). W; Mother My
Dear (Treharne), c; Silver Moon.
T; High, High, High Up in the
Hills, ensemble; "Adios," W.T.
and C; whispering. ensemble
s.3o-Jack says. ASK Me Another"
Colt Park Municipal orchestra
s:30-"Cameronians" with Eddie
Young, soloist: Pot O Peanuts;
Nesting Time; Phantom Blues;
C'est vous; When Day Is Done;
Windy City Blues; Love the Unit
de States; Weary Blues; Magnolia
10-News
5OO-WDRC, New Haven-26s
6:45TTime; weather; news
Popular pianist
7:3o-New Haven Railroad Shops
orchestra
s:3o-Violin, piano and cello
9--Time; baritone
9:3o-Studio program
9OO-WBZ, Springfield-333
e:25-Baseball, weather reports
s;3o-Talk on public health, 'Goitre'
e45-Hotel Statler ensemble. Pro-
gram:
]. Serenade (Herber)
2. Dance Macabes (Saint-Saens)
3. Gondoliers (Rice)
4. Heartbroken. Lonesome and
Blue (Cavanaugh)
Baseball
7:03-Bert Lowe and His Hotel Stat
Ter orchestra
7:30-Radio Nature League under
direction of Thornton W. Burgess
s-Marjorie Marin Davies, soprano;
Allan Farnham, pianist and &C
companist. Program:
I-Homing (Del Biege); Elegie
(MasseneO; Italian Street Song
(Terry); Miss Davies
II - Eroica Sonata (MacDowelD;
Minute Waltz Chopin; Waltz
in E Major Chopin; Mr.. Farm
ham
s3o-Principato Hawaiian Trio
'9-Maxwell Hour, from WIZ. A So
minute program consisting Of the
most famous melodies and dances
of the world, featuring solos on 10
different instruments, will be
heard. Ray Schepp. banjoist, will
be heard in two solo numbers,
Arkansas Traveller" and South
ern Melody" Joe Green will con-
tribute two solo selections on the
xylophone, Chinese Melody" and
Cherry Blossoms" and in addi-
ton eight other artists will be
heard in instrumental solos, in
Guiding numbers by mandolin gui-
tar, accordion, steel guitar. Gym
balum, balalaika, oboe and violin.
The Maxwell orchestra under the
direction of Walter &. Haenschen
besides supporting the soloists, will
present several ensemble numbers
and will be formed into various
units for the playing OF specially
selections. The complete program
for the broadcast is as follows:
Old Colonel March, orchestra;
Russian Dance, A, kirolloff, bal
Spanish lance (Goyescas), guitar
and orch estra. Hungarian Rhap-
sody No. 2 NiszD, cymbalum and
orchestra; Cuckoo Waltz, accor-
dion and orchestra. Arkansas
Traveller, banjo and orchestra;
Springtanz, violin and orchestra:
Chinese Melody, xylophone and or
chestra: Irish Reel, reed en-
sembIe: Rumanian selections,
cymbalum and orchestra; Tornaa
Surrientino, mandolin, guitar and
orchestra; Aloha Sunset orches-
ira; A Trip Through the Nations
italian Melody, mandolin. Spanish
Tango, guitar; German Number,
accordion: Hawaiian, Aloha De.
steel guitar; Hungarian Love
Song, cymbalum; Russian Dance,
balalaika; Southern Melody, ban
in. Chinese Cherry Blossom XVlO-