New Britain herald., 1927-08-22
MONDAY

Eastern Daylight Saving Time. Note -Asterisks CD Indicate Pick
 of the Programs.
 New England Stations
 sso-w11c, Hartford-47s s:2o-Sport review. e.3O-Dinner concert-Hotel Bond trio.
 s:5o-News and baseball scores. 7-Dinner concert continued-Hotel Bond trio. 7:l5-"Golf''-Jack Stait.
 New England golf bugs would do we'll to lay aside the clubs for d few moments to listen to Jack Stait's second talk of a series of three on Golf" Jack. profess sional golfer at the Hartford Golf club, is not only an excel lent golfer, but he can do his stuff before the WTIC micro phone. too, and his talks are in teresting as we'll as instructive. 7:3o-Musical period. s-Melody Masters.
 If you enjoy music well played, with a lot Of snap, you will sure ly want to listen in to the Melody Masters, a group of musicians which WTIC has secured as a new attraction. The Melody Mas ters will feature light popular music a half hour each week, be- ginning tonight. Their numbers will be played in novelty fash ion, and should prove big hit. 's:30-Capitol theater presentation. 1o:1o-Club Worthy orchestra. 1o:40-Newe. 1t2o-WDRC, New Haven-2ss s:45-Time. Musical program from the Olym- pia theater. S-Anthony Rosselli, pianist, and A. Rascati, violinist. Slime; studio program. 1o-Time; weather.
 1400-WICC, Bridgeport-214 s-Studio program. s:8o-New books review. s-Home pride hour.
 sOO-WBZ, Springfeld-S33 5:55-Markets; baseball; weather reports. s-Organ recital from Hotel statler by Louis Weir, assister by Murray Hochberg, violinist. s:3o-Bert Lowe's All Star Trio. s:45-Jimmie McManus, pianist 7-Baseball. 7:o3-Bert Lowe and his Hotel statler orchestra. 7;30-Roxy and his gang, featuring Lew White, organist, from WIZ. s-Aleppo Drum Corps or shrinere' Band. s:so-George seaburg. banjo man dolin; Karin N. seaburg, acc. PROGRAM
 1. The Line Up (Bertram) 2. The Limited Express (Scholes) 3. Smile a Little Bit.
 4. The Black Prince (Weidt) 5. Lucia -Valse Espagnol Bert 6. The Gray Champion (Rollin-
 son) s:45-Al Rizzo, accordionist.
 PROGRAM
 1, Pietro's Return March. 2 Miserere from Il Trovatore
 (Verdi)
 3. Irish Eyes Are Smiling. l. Break the News to Mother, g. Darling. I am Growing Old. S. Medley of Popular Airs. 1o-Musical program. 10:30-Weather reports: missing persons; baseball.
 s5O-WNAC. Boeton-353 e:33-Dinner dance. broadcast from New Elks' hotel. Elks' Dance band. 7-Dance music-Broadcast from Shore Gardens Nantasket. Leo Reisman and His Columbia Rec ording orchestra. s-All Around the ''Kee of Sea" 3:30-Harold Kagan, violinist; Paul Bregor. accompanist. s-Varied program arranged by Antonio Martone.
 s70-WEET, Boeton-44s 5:35-Positions wanted. 5:45-Market news. 5:55-Lost and found, 6-From New York. 6:55-News. 7:03-Highway bulletin. s-Mark and Lennie. s:15--From New York. 9:01-Stea mship Dorothy Bradford orchestra. Experiences of the Sea. 9;3o-OLeary Irish Minstrels with Johnny Riley. tenor. 1o-Cruising the Air. 1o:O5-News. 10:10-Radio review. 1o:2o - Organ recital by Frank Stevens. 10:50-Radio forecast and weather 82O-WJAR, Providencc-4so {: 7:45-Basebal. 7:50-Music. 9-Same as WEAF.
 New York Stations
 56O-WNYC-536 Parliamentary German lessons 7:25-Advanced German lessons. 7:50-Police alarms. 7:55-Ba ball results. S-Piano twins. 8:30-kaltenborn's Symphonic or chestra. 10:20-Facts about New York, 1o:3o-Police alarms; weather.