New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
New England Stations

New England Stations
 56O-WTIC. Hartford-53s 6:30-Waldorf-A Astoria dinner music from WEAF
 s:55-News and baseball scores 1-'Fall Feeding Problems of the Dairy Herd" A. k. Merrill, exten- sion dairy specialist, Connecticut Agricultural college 7:l5-Piano Selections: a. The Shepherds Pipe (Gregh); b. Pe- tite Bolera tRayina); c. The Music Box Uiadow); Laura C, Gaudet, staff pianist 7:30-Organ recital
 Will O the Wisp is not as elusive In music as he is in fable. Nevin caught the spirit of the playful fellow in his composition which he named "Win Othe Wisp." It is q pleasingly spirited selection, which makes an excellent organ solo. Miss Esther A. Nelson will render this number with several others of note in this program which will be broadcast through WTIC:
 a. Ave Maria (Arcadelt)
 b. Will O'the Wisp (Nevin) c. Little Firefy (Cadman)
 q. Cantilene (Pierne)
 Q. Secret D'Amour (klein)
 f. Forest Vesper (Johnston)
 Esteher A. Nelson, organist S-Cities Service concert orchestra and Cities Service Cavaliers, from WEAF
 s-Musical Miniatures, from WEAF s:30--A Half Hour with the Heat Folks:
 Quartet-Winter Song Bullard) Trio-Claire De Lune (MasseneO Quartet-Hear de Win a Blowin'
 (Gates)
 Home l Love (O'Hara)
 Quartet-The Drum (Gibson) Trio-Morenita (Murrillo) Quartet-Love's Old Sweet Song
 (Molloy)
 1o-Melody Masters: Opening, from Rhapsody in Blue" (Gerfshwin); When Day Is Done ((Katscher); Miss Annabel Lee (Claire and Pollack); Charmaine (waltz) Rapee); A Tree in the Park from Peggy Ann" (Rodgers); Always You're Near (violin and organ) ' (Goodrum); Dancing Tambourine Polla); New Fox Trot (to be se- lected); Jealousy tango) (Gada); Closing, from Rhapsody in Blue (Gershwin)
 30--Dance music 11-Cass Hagan and his Park Gen. tral orchestra. from WEAF
 5O0-WDRC, New Havcn-26S G:30-Time: same as WMCA 7:30-Weather and news 7:45-studo program S-Studio program 9-Time; Ukulele and songs 9:30-Time and weather
 90O-WBZ, Springfeld-333 6:10-Baseball; weather 6:15-Vincent Breglio and his solo orchestra
 6 G:57-Baseball
 7-Entertainers 7:30-The Harmonians 7:45-Irene Simpson Rommel, con. cert pianist
 s-Eric Tesche. tenor; Dorothy Bir- chard Muroney, pianist 8:30-Stenographers. from WIZ: Dawning (fox tro), orchestra, vo- cal chorus; Cheritza (waltz). or chestra; Just a Memory, contralto solo. Helen Clark, Oo-oo, Maybe It's You (fox troD. orchestra; La Sorella (novelty number), orches- tra; It All Belongs to Me (fox trot, orchestra, I'll Be Lonely, vocal duet, Helen Clark, Vivian Holt; Marvellous fox trot). or chestIa, vocal chorus; End the Day With a Smile. orchestra, vo- cal chorus 9-Program from WIZ. featuring Edward Lankow, nasso: March. orchestra; Valencia; Pale Moon tParaphrase). orchestra; Drink to Me only With Thine Eyes, Tolga Boat Song, bass solos, Edward Lankow; Melody, Sou Ven!er (Kreisler), Memories, or chestCa; Tea For Two (concert ar rangemenD; l Want To Be Hap py, orchestra; Evening Star from 'TaL.Aausrh," Battle Hymn Of the RcpuulIc' bass solos. Edward Lanho"; Cross Your Heart, May be Will, At Suu1own, orchestra 10--Bert Loves orchestra 10:30-Weather, baseball, missing persons
 s50--WNAC Hoston-353 5-Al Barto!ami and hls orchestra 6-The Juvenile Su!lers 6.32-"Dok' Eisenbourg and his Sinfonians
 7:4l-The Lady of the worries Editorial Revue Of the Week S-Soprano concert pianist S;3Q-PrOgram
 9-11-CoIambia Broadcast system program from New York l1.J5-"Jimmic' Gallagher and his orchestra
 New York Stations
 570--N f-icrman Neuman, pianist 6.1O-Market high spots 6.2O-Plano selections s 630-Elemrutary French lessons 7-Adyanced French lessons 7:30-pollce alarms, tide and ferry schedules