New Britain herald., 1927-02-10
New England Stations
s3o-WTIC-Hartford-478

sFs SECOND ANNIVERSARY PRO- GRAM, P. M. UNTIL A. M. 6-Hotel Heublein Trio-dinner con- cert
 6:15-Mother Goose-Bessie Lillian Taft
 G:25-Emil Heimberger's Hotel Bond Trio-Dinner concert. The trio will play an operatic medley ar ranged by MT. Heimberger d:40-"Skinny and His Gang - Birthdays"
 6:50--Midweek religious sing. Con- tralto solos by Dorothy A. Moss soloist at the First Baptist church, of New Haven. Laura c. Gaudet, accompanist
 7-WTIC Staff Artists. A half hour with Nevin and Mcdowell. 7:3Q-The Hub Restaurant Trio - Dinner concert
 745-Radio Farm "Educa- ton For Agriculture" Charles L.. Beach, president, Connecticut Ag- ricultural College
 7:55-The Travellers Choral club Dana S. Merriman. musical direc- tor of WTIC, conducting; Laura C. Gaudet, accompanist. (a) Viking Song. Coleridge-Taylor. (b) Legend of The Chimes" from Robin Hood,' De koven. tc) soldiers Chorus" from Faust Gounod
 s.05-Miss Esther A Nelson, organ ist s:20-Gertrude McAuliffe, contratoi Laura c. Gaudet, pianist S:S0-Capitol theater orchestra William R. Jones, conducting. Overture, Morning, Noon and Night" Won Suppe S.45-Musical Period. Jessie Downer Eaton, pianist WI, q-State theater orchestra, Bert "h- Hams, conducting
 g.15-The Owlets. Orchestra seiec- tions and vocal solos. o;SO--New Departure band 1O-Trinity College Course, lhe Dialogue in Education" Dr. Rem sen B. Ogilby, president, Trinity College 1o:15-Operatic. Quartet. Helen C. Triplett, soprano; Ruth Borg Ek- berg, soprano; William L. Splttal' tenor. and Walter E. Marsh, bari tone
 1O.45-The Monday Merrimakers' Ensemble. vocal. piano and pan1o selections
 ,1-Tbe Friendly Hour, with Bern hard Levitow and his ensemoie' and Erva Giles, soprano En- semble. string quartet, piano ana saxophone selections will De lea tured
 f1.30-The Music Masters with Olive Russell soprano, and Ralph Mixer. yiolinist. Mrs. o. M. Hloler' accompanist l2-Emil Heimbergers Hotel boiiu dance orchestra. in medley ol non,,lar numbers Vocal choruses by Earle Barr Hanson t2.3o-The Blue Boys. Popular pro- gram, including orchestra saNo, phone and piano selections ana the feature, News and Weather 12;45-Capitol Theater Organ. Mel odies For the Folks at Home, Walter Dawley. (a) Morning, Grieg. (b.) Memories" Van All styn. (c.) "rhe Lost Chord sul- livan. (d.) At Peace With The World" Berlin
 1-The Club Worthy orchestra, di- rection Worthy Hills 1;So-Entertainers with Martin ana Storen, accordionists, and frank Lane, versatile entertainer 2-The Travellers Symphonic En- semble, Dana s. Merriman. con- ductor. Q) Wedding March from Midsummer Nights Dream" Mendelssohn. CID Lar go, from The New World sym phony." Dvorak. G11) Excerpts from Victor Herbert operas 2.3o-The Club Palais Royal orches- ira. A half hour with the Blue Devils
 3-"Three O'clock in The Morning Walter Dawley at the console or the Capitol theater organ. "Auld Lang syne," played on the studio chimes
 -Bridgeport-2so Studio program
 9OO-WBZ-Springfel 5:55-Market reports s-Organ recital from Arthur Cllf- ton from Elks' hotel s:S0-Fourth of series Of course Ill the Psychology of Personal Prop lems," by A. A. Roback Of the Harvard University under the su- nervision of the Massachusetts Ex- tension Division
 Studio program
 7:S0-Orpheus Mandolin quartet un- der the direction of Hercules Zenopelous
 8-To be announced, from New fork ;3o-Markers orchestra. New York o-From New York to-Pilgrim Male quartet 1o:3o-V:tai Podolsky N-tnist' Betty Podolsky. pianist ~u ac- companist; Leopold Fodder trum- peter
 11:15-Weather: missing persons ,5o-WTAG-Worc 7:59-Weather
 s-S:S0-From WEAF S:S0-String trio
 9-From WEAF
 f1-News
 6OO-WCSH-Portlan S-Talk and music
 10-Same as WEAF
 697-WNAC-Boston 6-The Smilers
 6:So-Dinner dance, "Dok" Eisen- bourg and his Snfonians 7-"Ginger Gems"
 7:So-The Lady of the Ivorles' S-Ernest Johnson, tenor; Byron Withers, accompanist s:15--Metropolitan studio 1:I5-Metropolitan Grand orchestra