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New Britain herald., 1927-01-29

Hold Timers Night of New York
 Newspaper club 55O-WTAG-Worcester-545 12:30-Weekly review 8-To be announced 9-Dance orchestra 10-From WEAF
 687-WNAC-Boston-43O 1-Farm news digest 1:05-Luncheon concert 1:2o-Jack Flynn Melody club 1:45-Luncheon concert 4-Perley Stevens orchestra 5:15-Copley Plaza tea dance 6-The Smilers 6:30-Dinner Dance. "Dok" Eisen-
 bourg and his Sinfonians 7:30-Compulsory Automobile Insur-
 ance ...... 7:35-The Lady of the Ivories 7:50-Talk 'S-Broadcast from the Boston
 Square and Compass club, Minstrel
 show *S:3O-Broadcas from Boston Arena
 Canadian American league
 hockey game. Boston Tigers vs.
 Quebec, reported by Gerry Harri-
 son. 10:05-Dance music. Hotel Buckmin-
 ster orchestra. Popular selections
 by Jack Fay and Rose Golden 11-Dance music, Copley Plaza orch.
 S60-WEEI-Boston 2:30-Brickman and Kogos, songs 3-McKittrick' orchestra 4-Freddie Hewitt, ukulele 4:30-Troubadours From WEAF 10-Cruising the Air 10:05-Hockey broadcast of the Bos-
 ton Pittsburgh game 1o:S5-Radio forecast and weather
 -Providence-4I1 l0-Biltmore dance orchestra
 -Providence-4S5 1:05-Harmony Boys, dance orch. 1;S0-Weather 7-9-Same as WEAF
New Britain herald., 1927-01-29
Southern Stations

640-WRC-Washington-469 12 noon-Organ recital 12:45-Orchestra 6:45-Bible talk S-From WEAF 1O-Dance music 11-Orchestra 75O-WHAS-Louisyille-4OO 5-6--Concert; readings: news; mar ket reports; weather S:3o-1o-Concert by the Cosmopoli-
 tan club of Louisville
 700-WSB-Atlanta-42S 6-Twilight concert Sunday school lesson 9-Program '11:45-Atlanta West Point band
 600-WMC-Memphis-50O S:30-Syncopators 9:30-Program ....
 75O-PWX-Havan S:30- -10-Cuban songs 1O-11: 11:30--Almendares orchestra 11:30-1-Hollywood
 830-WFAA-Dalla 7:30-Dance music 9:30-Artist recital 12-Dance music
 630-WBAP-Fort WOrth-478 S:30-Sunday school review 9-Piano; songs .... 1o:3o-Popular musical program
 S00-KTHS-Hot Springs-375 10-Organ selections concert 11-Game 11:10-Special attractions 11:15-Special selections
 1127-WGHB-Clearwater-286 7-Popular music; talk S:30-Studio recital; band 10-Dance music
 73O-CYJ-Mcxico City-4tO 10-Talks: music
 S57-CZE-Mexico City-350 10-Music; weather; lecture
New Britain herald., 1927-01-29

of WEAF and associated stations off the Red Network of the National ] Broadcasting company tonight, ]. when the proceedings of the semi- E annual meeting of the Bureau and Budget will be broadcast direct from the Continental Memorial hall. Washington, D. C., beginning atd TOO o'clock. The meeting will con-Il tinue for two hours and will boil mental program to be rendered by the United States Marine band. AtI| 7:30 o'clock President Coolidge will|I begin his address. which is certain to be of interest to all citizens wh9l each year look askance on their recent tax bills. The president will speak for twenty minutes and will outline the policy of the administered! ton in connection with tax reductionlI and the operation of the national budget. When the presidents ad-l dress is concluded. Brigadier Gen-l eral H. M. Lord, director of thd,l Bureau of the Budget. will speak on the subject, The National Budget"
 Broadcast From Street Corner
 Charles P. Taft, brother of Chief Justice of the United States Su- rreme Court, overcame mike fright" several days ago and made his first appearance before a radio ! microphone.
 The occasion was a special broad- cast staged by WLW, the Crosleyl station, on crowded CincinnatilJ street corner, with Ford and Glenn, the WLW Lullaby Boys, furnishingI the entertainment. The broadcast. the first of it's kind in radio history, took place in front of the building occupied by Mir. Taft's newspaper. The veteran publisher was persuadedt with some difficulty to approach the mike, but once there he acquitted himself with distinction by sayingE only five or six words and thereby earning an affectionate place in tho hearts of speech ridden radio fans.
 Powel Crosley, Jr., radio manufac- turer, and Col. w. o. Sherrill, city manager of Cincinnati also made short and snappy talks.
 The unique sidewalk broadcast at tracted a mob at the street corner that blocked traffic for fully half an hour. It was lunch time and hun- dreds of office workers from near by buildings thronged the street. Tuo1V,o ro1iooroor around Ford and Glenn and Fred Smith,. director of WLW, to give them room to stage the show.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-29
eso-WCAE-pittsburgh-4s1

650-WCAE-Pittsburgh-461 6-Dinner concert 6:20--Dinner concert 7-Same as WEAF 10-Orchestra 10:40-Orchestra :20-Dance music
 833-WMBS-Harrisburg, Pa-38O 9-C. Lloyd Majors orchestra; J. H.
 Troup Co. Hour 10-Specially arranged orchestration 11-C. Lloyd Majors orchestra
 Square Cut Rate Store Hour 12-Knut Kracker Klub ensemble;
 Mack's Battery Co. Hour
New Britain herald., 1927-01-29
CAT WARNS MISTRESS

Oconto, Wis, Jan. 29. (UP)-That a cat may guard home from thieves as well as mice; was proven here recently when Pat" a zo- pound feline frustrated the attempts of two robbers in the home of his mistress, Mrs. Helen McClelland, here.
 The cat. startled by the entrance of the men, rushed to the bedroom where Mrs. McClelland slept and awakened her by jumping on the bed. She investigated the cause of the feline's agitation and heard tho intruders making their escape.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-29
New England Stations

63O-WTIC-Hartfo Dinner music, The Hub Restaur- ant Group: a. Spanish Dance (Moszkowski); b. Melody in D (Faure); c. Violin Solo, Ave Maria tGounod), Wilfrieda Gehrman; d. Slavic Dance ((Dvorak); e. Sere- made (Gounod): f. Cello Solo: go-Violoncello Sonata fCho- pin), Donald Carter; g. Elegie fAensky); h. Gavotte (Martini) i:25-News :3o-songs: a. Who is Sylvia (schu- bert); b. Faith in Spring (Schu- berD; c. Wandering( SchuberD; d. Blossoms Cover Hill and Dale (yon Fielitz); e. Like Twilight Calm Thy Cheeks Soft Blushes (von Fielitz); f. Rest Thy Deep Dark Eyes Upon Me (von Fielitz); Helen NJ. Hubbard, soprano; Mar ion Rau, accompanist
 ;:45-Baritone solos: a. Absent (MetcalD: d. Danny Deever (Damrosch) c. Sally in Our Alley (Carey); Edward F. Dellert, barl- tone: G. Harold Smith. accompan- ist
 ,-Dinner music continued: a. Der ceuse (from "Jocelyn") (Godard); b. Tango In D ((Albeniz); c. An b. Tango in D (Albeniz); q. Min uet in G (Beethoven); Popular Group: a. Lonely Acres; b. I'm On My Way Home: c. Lonesome Mel ody o'Mine (waltz); d. Don't Mind Being All Alone: e. Pretty Cinderella; f. It Made You Hap py When You Made Me Cry; g. Lonely Eyes :3o-Bible Study Period: Week Day Religious Education" Rev. William T. Hooper, St. Johns church, West Hartford. Hymns. 's-The Philharmonic Brass quar- tet.
 ,:so-Piano Solos: a. Prelude E Minor (Mendelssohn) b. F sharp minor Mazurka Chopin; c. Ser ceuse (ChopinD; d. Dance (Deous- sy); Carmela Cavalier
 ,:45-Half Hour recital with Philip A. DeGraff. baritone. and Cosimo C,iuffrida, yiolinist: Baritone: sun set (Buck); MT. DeGraff. Violin Solos: a, Valse Coquette (White); h. Alteration (Borrowski); MT. Giuffrida. Baritone: a. Because td'Hardelo) b. Life's Paradise (Brown); MT. DeGraff. violin Solos: a. Les Adieux (Sarasate); D. Tntermezzo from "L'Arlesienne' (Bize); MT. Giuffrida- Baritone with violin obligato: Alteration (Telma); Mir. DeGraff and MT Giuffrida
 a. Because l Love You Dear (Hawley); b. Cradle song lMacFadyen); c. If Love Were All .(Axt); d. The Winds in the south (scott); e. Good Night Little Girl Good Night tMacy); Eva Gordon Van sicklin, soprano; Laura C' Gaudet, accompanist
 Male Qudrlet- Frank P. Balcom, first tenor; (. Harvey Lidstedt, second tenor; Ed ward c. Zschernig, first bass; Car ence c. Brooks. second bass. The Quartet: a. Kentucky Babe (Gel- beD: b. The Drum (Gibson); c. The Owl and the Pussy Cat (De koven): d, How Much Wooo Would a Woodchuck Chuck. Tenor Solo: Moonlight on the Ganges' Mr. Lidstedt. The Quartet: a. Lit- tle Cotton Dolly (GeibeD; b. Scls- sor. Grinder (Jungst); c. Honey, wants You Now (Coe); d. De Sandman (Protheroe)
  Worthy orchestra News
New Britain herald., 1927-01-29
wr1c Program for Sunday,

\
 Organ Recital direct from Woolsey Hall. Yale unlver- sjty, by Prof. Harry B. Jepson. tD Two Movements from the opus sacrum, Opus P (Maleingrean) :: a. Ubi Caritas ct Amor; b. Pouie Meus, Quice Feci Tibi? CID roc cata-Prelude (Bairstow). GID Papillons Noirs (Jepson). uV) Marche Funetre ct Chant seraph- ioue. Opus r, No. 2 (Gailmant)' (v) Canon in B minor from "Ihe Eighth Organ Symphony CWi- dor). (VD Prelude, Opus s9' NO 2 (saint-s -saens). NlD flnaAe (Planchet) ., .s-state theater concert; Bert VII Hams, conducting: CD Overture 10 inc Opera Raymond" (Thomas). CID Moment Musical (schumann}' GID Marche ala Turca (Beetho- venl. lv) Violin Solo: Concerto No. 2 (frst and second move men.s) (WieniawskD; Willy Weiss. Orchestral accompaniment an second movement. (N) Ballee Music from Faust" (Gounod). (yD Song of the Volga Boatmen fRussian Folk Song). tVll) In a Monastery Garden (heteioey). tvIID Prologue to "Paglaccl
 ueoncavallo); Earle Styers' par itone. (IX) In Chinese Temple Garden (ketelbey) 1teo-WDRC-New Hayen-2eo Exposition Program; A-4.10-Ralph Pascale, tenor 4;10-4:20-Emily Richmond so- pTano ,, {. e0-4;35-String quartet: Manel swann. first violin; Winthrop M' Phelps, second violin; Alan T. Waterman, viola; William F. 1' Swann, cello 4:35-4:40 - Clarence BiakeSiee' speaker 4 ;4o-4:5o-Estelle Merica Hunl' pi- ano
 ;50-Meyer Franzman, tenor :30-Palace orchestra
 :5O-Ida Hipelius, soprano S-Winchester Glee cluo :eO-Thomas NJ. Steele, speaker s;25-Carolyn Thompson, contralto .S: :S5-Kiwanis double quartet :50-Jeanette Fisher Davies, piano
 9OO-NBZ-Springfie!d-3333 society orchestra ,:30-Lenox ensemble
 ;:45-Mass. Aggie life
 Knights Of Pythias male quartet :1o-Boston Symphony orchestra c; o;15-BrunsTick orchestra
New Britain herald., 1927-01-29
New York Stations
610-WEAF-49c

 *1:45-National Board Of Review of
 Motion Pictures Twelfth Annual
 Luncheon at Hotel Waldorf-As-
 toria. Speakers: Prof. John Frs
 6ine, Dr. William Norman Guth-
 rie, rector of St. Marks in the
 Bouwerie; Mme. Olga Petrova,
 Herbert Brennon, motion picture
 director. Entertainment by the
 Happiness Boys and Waldorf-A
 toria orchestra. Interesting side-
 lights by motion picture stars. 4-Tea music 5-Greenwich Village Inn orchestra 6-Dinner music *7-Semi-annual meeting of the
 Bureau of the Budget direct from Continental Memorial Hall, Wash ington, D. c. 7-7;30-U. S. Marine band 7:30-7:50-Address by Calvin Cool
 idge, president of the United
 States 7:50-9-Address by Brigader Gen.
 eral H. M. Lord, director of the
 Bureau of the Budget: The Ma
 tional Budget 9-Walter Damrosch. and Personnel
 of New York symphony orch. 10-Bits and Hits by the WEAF Musical Comedy Troupe 11-12-Dance music from Le Perro- quet de Paris
 88O-WJZ-i54 1-Dance orchestra 2-Weather reports discussion, Ma tional Republican club 4:305:30-Dance music 7-Theater orchestra S-To be announced S:10-Symphony orchestra 10-Male quartet 10;30-Dance orchestra 11-Same as WBZ
 95O-WABC-316 12:01-Instrumental trio 12 mid.-Variety program 12:30-Dance orchestra
 050-WGBS-318 1:3o-Scripture reading 1:35-Y. M. c. A. quartet; artists 3-Dance orchestra 6-Uncle Geebee 6:30-Orchestra Piotti, songs 7:10-Orchestra 7:30-Frank Lea Short, critic 7:45-Dance music S:45-Clifford Cheasley. Numbers" '9-Russian Choir 9:30-Auction bridge game 9:50-Elizabeth Lumsden, contralto 10-String ensemble 10:15-Anna Mainland, soprano 10:S0-Dance orchestra
 8SO-WMCA-341 12:30-Market reports 4-Broollyn Automobile Show 6-Orchestra 6:30-String ensemble 7-Chat 7:15-Mildred Scism, soprano S-Brooklyn Automobile Show S:SO-Emory Randolph, tenor 9;50-Players 10:15-News 11-Orchestra 11:S0-Ukulele Al Bert 11:40-Orchestra 12-Entertainers
 990-WMSG-3O3 6-Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Schaffer $: 6:15-Ensemble orchestra Sport talk, Sam Taub 7:15--Jess Phillips, baritone 7:S0-Sylvia Coleman, violinist 7;45-Edna Bachmann, soprano S--Irma Kraft ."Theater" S:15-Ladies' Trio S:3o-Marietta and Harry Fouche, songs 9-Male quartet 9:15-Ladies' Trio 9:30-Aaron Roseu, baritone 9:45-Prince Piotti, Madeline Hardy 10-Aaron Rosen, baritone ;15-Instrumenta Trio 1o:SO-Tracey and Dougherty, songs and Wackendorf, banjo
 570-WNYC-52G 1-Herman Neuman. pianist 7:10-Public Welfare department 7:30-Police alarms 1:35-MaX Wechsler, violinst S-Mme, zeta Wood contralto S:2o-Arthur Singer, pianist S:45-K. Of C. band 9:45-Municipal talk 10-Herman Gelhausen. baritone t0;S0-Police alarms; weather
 S02-WRNY-374 1 12:So-Jack Davis, songs financial, weather 7:10-Children stories 7:15-Jack Fuld "Old-Time Songs" 1:50-Concert orchestra T,,l,r
New Britain herald., 1927-01-29

2:45-Mauflce POllaCk, VlOunlSL 3-Klages and Gray, songs 3:15-Peggy Brady, pianist 3:SO-Maurice Pollack, violniist S:45-Peggy Brady, pianist 6 6:15-Ensemble 7:3Q-Dance orchestra S--The Radio Franks S:15-Concert orchestra S:45-Dora Rose, soprano; Richard.
 son Brown, baritone s9 s9:15-Russian band 10-Artists' recital 10:55-News bulletins 11-Dance orchestra
 114O-WAAM-Newark-26S 6-Ofchestra Bill Fellmeth, sports 7:15-Totman and Wachendorf
 songs .7:45-DeMoley Boys S:15-Ruth Davis, reader S:S0-String ensemble 9-Ike and Mike, ukes 9:30-Mellick and Shaw, duets 10-Orchestra
 119O-WGCP-Newark-252 6-Alice from Wonderland 6:15-Orchestra 7-Eunice Healing, soprano 7:20-Orchestra S:15-Jack Stocks, stories S:30-Philip Krumholz, baritone o-Alice Laurie soprano
 770-WODA-Pate 5-Muscicale 5:30-News; sport talk G-Jimmy Love, music 9-Your hour
 5S0-WIP-Philadelphia-o0S Organ recital 3-Serenaders 6:10-Dinner music 6 6:45-Agricultural reports 7--Bedtime story: roll call; school
 orchestra S-Sports Corner S:15-Trio s:45-Tolbie Snyderman, pianist 9:0o-Band lU.U0-DdnCe orchestra 11:05-Organ recital
 59O-WOO-PhilaleIphia-5O8 4:45-Band, grand organ and trum-
 pets 7:30-Orchestra
 76O-WFI-Philadelphia-39o Tea ensemble 3-Dance orchestra 4-Talk 6:30-Dance orchestra Address by President Coolidge;
 band concert 9-song cycle, The Morning of the
 Year" 10-Male quartet 10:30-Dance orchestra
 1090-WHAR-Atl City-275 2-Seaside Trio 7:45-Lecture period S-Evening concert
 1OOO-WPG-Atlantic City-SOO News flashes 7:10-Organ recital (request selec-
 tions) t.Z1-MOTlOn ulllUST 10u 5--Gateway Casino orchestra S:S0-Health talk S:35-'Little Journeys to the Homes
 of Great Musicians" S:45-Contest 9-Chelsea evening concert 10-Marcele Duo; Marion Parsons,
 pianiste; Cecile Steiner, violinist i;
 assisted by Lillian Boniface West
 ney, soprano 10:30--Gardcn Pier orchestra 11:30-Gateway Casino orchestra
 355-WCGU-Lallcwood-351 T-Orchestra S-To be announced 10-Orchestra 11-Dance orchestra
 790-WGI-Schenectady-3s0 12:01-Weather report 12:O2-Produce report 12:06-Police notices 12;0S-Weather report l2:01-Daily farm flashes l2:30-Stock market report 12:40-Weathe report , l:45-Same as WEAT G.30-Dinner music 7-i1-Same as WEAF 1l-Phil Romano's orchestra
 WMAK-Buffaio- 6:30-Dinner music 7:S0-Theater program S:S0-Musical program 9-Catholic Business Women's club 10--Recilal hy Madelon Gibson 10:30-Orchestra
 9l0-WGR--BufIa 1-Joiutly with WEAF 9.--From WEAF
 070-kDkA-Pittsb $ 6:l5-Dinner concert 7:15-Home Radio club 8-Concert 11-Same as WBZ
New Britain herald., 1927-01-29
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