New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-17
New England Stations
63O-WTIC. Hartford-.o

Laura c, Gaudet, accompanist
7;45-Violin recital
a. Chanson Arabe (Rimsky- Kor-
sakoff- Kreisler)
b. Adagietto (Bizet)
c. Blue Lagoon (Milloeke)
d. Schon- Rosmarin (Kreisler)
Marjorie Cranston Towers. violinist
Daisy Gardner. accompanlst
s-WTIC serenaders.
Whispering .......,.. Ensemble
'Introductions' go. W.T. and c
Is It Possible? ..,...... W.T.
At Dawning .-............... c
Pink Lady ................. L
Popular Medley ...,...,..,. w
Old time selections ..........,. !
Underneath the Weeping Willow
-,...........,..,. Ensemble
Elegle .,',..,............ L
Nola .,.....,...r,...... w
Havana Observation-Disclosures. W.T.
Give a Man a Horse He Can
Ride ,.,,,,..,,,........ Z
Popular Medley .,..,..,...,. !
lntermezzo ,.,-t,...,.,... W
That II tie Something Ensemble
Aides .....,...., W.T. and C
Whispering .,.......... Ensemble
s'30-Jack Says, ASK me another"
The ASK Me Another craze has
hit New England radio. VITO
will offer a novel feature every
Wednesday night beginning to-
night. This will be known as
Jack Says, Ask Me Another,
Jack will offer two groups Of
twenty-five questions each. These
questions will be simple ones,
which everyone will be able to
understand, and will bring to the
listeners minds memories OF peo-
Pile, things and events, both of
the past and of the present. Fol-
lowing these two groups of TWEEN
ty-five a group of listeners can
play a game with each other by
seeing who can give the answer
first, or one fan may try to beat
a DOGGY with 50 per cent as a
mark Of excellence. counting each
question as rating Of four. Aft
er each question Jack will pause,
in order to let the listeners get
the answer first, if they can.
s-Colt Park Municipal orch.
:3o-Contralto solos
a. My Own True Love (Ashford)
b. Lullaby (Sadero)
e. The Last Hour (Kramer)
d l passed by Your Window
(Brahe)
e. Take Joy Home (BassetD
Mrs. A. E. Waite, contralto
Miss Minnie Mclean. accompanist
s:45-Popular Recital
/. Duet-Side by Side, Leon Hat
ton and Bub Rescott.
2. Piano solo-Claviola (Rescott
Bub Rescott.
3. Duet Sweetheart of Sigma
Chi. Bub Rescott and Leon
Hatton. Guitar and ukulele
accompaniment.
1. Piano Solo-Gloria (Rescott
Bub Rescott.
io-News.
112O-WDRC, New Haven-268
6:45-Weather and news.
7Nstudio program and correct
time.
7:3o-Orchestra
s:3o-Nougat quartet,
s-Correct time.
s-Dance program from Colonial
Inn.
10-Time, weather.
9OO-WBZ, Springfield-33S
6:25-Base ball-Boston.
6:3o-Fifth of series Of talks on
public health, Posture and Lon
gevity."
6:45-Hotel Statler Ensemble
PROGRAM
|. Blue Danube (Strauss)
2. Nur Wer Die sehnsucht kennt
(TschaikowskD
8, Scarf Dance (Chaminade)
4. Romance (Wieniawski)
5. Gondoliera (Ries)
6. Because (D'Hardelot
baseball.
7;O3-Bert Lowe and His Hotel
Statler orchestra.
7:3o-Radio Nature league, under
direction of Thornton w. Burgess.
ss-Broadcast of Creatore and his
band of so pieces, including
Pauline Talma, soloist, direct
from Norumbega park.
PROGRAM
I. Grand March from Aida
(VerdD
2. Overture la Torsa Del Des-
tino (VerdD
Band
3. Harp soils (eelected)
Marie Roselli
4. Grand Selection, II IroVa-
tore (VerdD
Band
a-Maxwell hour. visiting II coun-
tries. From WIZ.
Old Colonel March (Shilkret
Italy. Overture.
Spain, "Habanera" (Chabrlerl
American \southern)
Banjo Solo, Rex Schepp
Germany, "Rosenkavaller' eelec-
tons (Strauss)
Iceland
Violin Solo. sascha Fidelman
Orient, "Orientale" (CuD
Cello Solo
French, Irish, Russian songs,
Tenor. Solos, Franklin Baur
China, Lady Picking Mulberrles'
(Keller)
Czecho- Slovakia, Is h m u
Dances" (DVorak)
Italian Songs
Tenor Solos, Franklyn Baur
Norway, Norwegian Dances
(Grieg)
Argentine, Sweet Carmen (tan'
go)
Columbia. "Colum bian Passlllo
Mexico, "Golondrina'
Cuban Songs
Stephep Foster Melodies