New Britain herald., 1927-05-12
New England Stations
63O-WTIC, Hartforl-478

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 63O-WTIC, Hartforh-478 6-Dinner music, Hotel Heublein
 trio: a. Bohemian Girl (Balfe); b.
 Beroeuse (CuD; c. tn Larme
 (Moussorgsky) 6;l5-Thalia E. Carver, contralto;
 Laura C. Gaudet, accom;Snist G:3G-Dinner music, continued, Hotel
 Heublein trio: a, Londohera
 (MoszkowskD; b. Song of India
 (Rimsky-korsakov); c. Good
 Night from Venetian Suite
 tNevin) 6:50-News and baseball scores 7-Mid-week Religious Sing: The
 First Baptist church quartet of
 Meriden; Mrs. Hugh L. Thompson,
 soprano: Mrs. James J. McAllen,
 alto; Harold L. Tinker, tenor;
 Philip X. DeGraff. bass; Robert A.
 Squire, accompanist and director
 1.-The Woods and Every Sweet
 Smelling Tree (WesD
 II-Alto Solo, Abide With Me
 (Liddle); Mrs. James J. McAllen
 III-Tenor solo, The Sorrows of
 Death from Hymn of Phrase,
 (Mendelssohn) Harold L. Tinker
 lN-Beneath the Shadow of the Great Protection (Dicklnson)
 Soprano Duet. o Divine
 RedeAmer (Gounod); Mrs. Hugh l.. Thompson and Mrs. James J.
 McAllen
 VI-Bass Solo, Fear Not Ye, o Israel (Buck); Philip 4. DeGraff
 N1II-Anthem, The Day is Gently
 Sinking to a Close (Matthews) Chamber of om-
 merce program with the Wesleyan Jibers:
 I-Hello Everybody
 II-Landlord, Fill the Flowing Bowl
 I1I-Medley of Wesleyan Songs IN-Chapel Steps
 N-Talk
 NI-Susie
 Nl-kOll Dem bOnes
 VIII-The Long Day Closes
 IX-Medley of Old Songs includ- ing: By the Mill, Coo Eye, Meath the Shade of the Old Apple Tree X-That's All There Is s-The New Departure band Hour with: Ruth Elk berg, contralto; Dorothy Murroney pianist: Ida Lyons. soprano 11-Nsws and weather
 s0O-WBZ, Springfield-333 S-Baseball results (: e:o3-Organ recital by Birger Peter $: 6:3o-Ramsay's Radio Four 7-Baseball results 1:03-Statler ensemble Pond, tenor; Herbert Unger, pianist; Rena Wood. ac- companist ,--Pizzitola's Summers ,:30-Michaelin Smith. contralto; | Helen Mezowicz. violinist Jour Musical United States. from ! WIZ: My Own United States. or i chestra; On to Wisconsin, orches- tra; Down on the Farm, tenor | solo; Wolverine Blues, orchestra; | I Want to Go Back to Michigan. soprano solo: Detroit, foxtrot. orchestra; University Of Michigan | Songs. tenor and baritone; De- troit's Own, orchestra; Me For ! Michigan. contralto; Indiana , March, orchestral; On the Banks of tho Wabash, baritone; My 1n- diana Dream, waltz, orchestra; h. diana Moon, tenor; Indiana Lulla- by, soprano and contralto; Wa bash Blues, orchestra: O-H-I-O, contralto: By the Ohio Shore, or chestra: Were You Ever in Cin- cinnati from Prince of Pilsen, baritone; Beautiful Ohio. orches- tra: Rose of West Virginia, so- prano: West Virginia Hills, or chestra; My Own United States, orchestra 0-The Strolling Players :3O-Baseball results t. | orchestra 1-Weather; missing persons
 55O-WTAG. Worces.er-5i5 :30-Baseball; music :59-The Messenger Travel talk; music Same as WEAF News
 G97-WNAC. Boston-43O The Smilers: Rig-a-Jigs and the Moonlight soloist :30-Dinner dance, Sinfonians Gems" 30--Gnomes 45-''Heating Your Home"  30-Theater studio 15-Metropolitan Grand orchestra, stage presentations and musical accompaniment
 S5O-WEEI. BostOn-319 33-Positions wanted, market and news, lost and found From New York :35-News 43-Highway bulletin :45-Big Brothers club i :30-Garden talk :50-Newspaper Sidelights  From New York News, radio forecast, weather
 New York Stations
 6fO-WEAF-i92 Helen Drew, pianist i5-Le Roy Montesanto. tenor