New Britain herald., 1927-05-24
New England Stations
63O-WTlC, HnrtfortI-4.6

OSU-N llS, HdlbO'n-4tV S-Dinner music, The Hub Restau- rant trio
 6 6:So--To be announced G:50--News and baseball scores ,-"The Merry Three" ,banjo and mandolin triol 7:i5-Baritone Solos: T. A Dream tBartlett): b. Rolling Down to Rio tGerman); L. C. Clair, bari tone
 Piano Solo: Second Valse God srd): Ruth E. Halfingec
 Baritone Solos: a. Invictus (Huhn) }. April Fool (Gartlan); L. C. Blair, baritone :30-Zahnleiter Violin Ensemble; Tlga Frances Harvey, accompanist Trio: Zigeunermusik (Herman Mohr): Raymond Roloff, William Cowles. Joseph Demorat
 u-Duet: Grand Nalse Brillante Chopin: Thomas Murphy, Fly men Meltzer
 uI-Ouartet: Serena1e to the Moon (Camilio q d'Alessio): Rose Maltzer. Edla Sims, Helen Rau, Rose Pagella
 IN-Trio: Capriccio (Hermann) r.dla Sims, Rose Meltzer, Ralph Gidlund
 V-Ensemble: Zus der Frauen gum Munster (Wagney) sS-The Bacchanalian dance orch estra Of New Britain, with vocal rio
 a-The Travellers Symphonic en- semble conducted by Dana s. Mer- riman. musical director WTIC
 | = Overture: Der Freishutz' tvon Weber,
 I1-Andante from "rhc Surprise symphony (Haydn)
 III-Ballet Music "Coppelia" (De- libes)
 N-selection from "Katinka" tFrinD
 V-Berceuse from "Jocelyn' (GodarD
 yI-Entracte ct Danse Des Bac- chante (Gounod)
 VlI-Erotik (Gries)
 NIII-Liebestrau Uiszt
 IX-Suite of Lyric Pieces (Grieg) 1o-Club Worthy orchestra 1l-News and weather
 9OO-WBZ, Springfield-3S3 5:55-Market reports and baseball results of games played in the American, National and Eastern leagues
 6-M. A. c. Radio Forum 6:15-Dave Harman and his orch. Baseball results 7:o3-Barry- Carson Trio; Gladys and Lester Barry; Clark Carson 7:20-News and the newspaper 7:S0-Hotel Statler ensemble S-Olsen's Stromberg- Carlson orch. from WJZ: Opening number; Twenty minutes of dance music; Doll Dance; All I Want is You: I'm in Love Again; On the Road to Samarkand; Sweet Connecticut Sal; Shady Nook; I'll Always Re- member You: Mine; Lonesome That's All, vocal trio and orch; That's Tough, If You See Sally, vocal trio and orch.; Saxophone quartet, Fleur DArmour, orch:; Trombone solo. Merry Wives of Windsor, orch.: Popular medley, Closing number Four of Boston lO-Concert by Mrs. Albertine Gag non Dean, coloratura soprano; Alice M. Unterdorfel, violinist; Thomas Connors. tenor; Mrs. Homer Newell, accompanist. Pro- gram:
 l-Carmena (Wilson. Mrs. Dean o-Violin selection, Miss Cnter- dorfel
 3-My Dreams, Mir. Connors 4-Hymn to the Sun (Rlmsky korsakow). Mrs. Dean
 5-violin selection, Miss Inter- dorfel
 s-The Wee Little Hut on the Hill, Mir. Connors
 An Irish Folk song CFoote), Mrs. Dean twith violin cbligato) S-The Old Road, MT. Connors program 11-Baseball results Lowe and his Hotel Statler orchestra missing persons
 G81-WNAC, BostOn-i3O 1.-The Smilers 5: :s3-"Dok" Eisenbourg and his Sinfonians ;S0-"Care Of the Skin 1:40-One minute talk 7:41-Lady of the 1vories 7:5O-News paper Sidelights l. Glickstein, lass; Rose Berman, piano soloist: Minette J. Shain, soprano; Ruth Chain. con- tralto S:30-Jicc-Jaccs g-Bostonian quartet ,:
 88O-WEEI, BostOn-3fe a:S5-Positions wanted; market bus mess; lost and found 5-Same as WEAF 5:So-News; highway bulletin [ 5:35-Big Brother club orchestra Tourists 5; ;30-Physical Culture same as WEAF lv:S0-Bill Harrison, Radio lU:3J--News n. E'oraca ct. weather recital
 6Oo-WCSH. Portland-o00 -St ocks; markets -:lO-Weather; announcements 1l5-Lost and found; news :S0-Public Health talk J-Strand theater hour
 New York Stations
 GlO-WEAF-i92 dance orchestra ,AWaldorf dinner music }: :55-Baseball scores