New Britain herald., 1927-06-10
New England Stations
630-WTIC, Hartford-4s8

 Road report
 d:l0-Skinny and His Gang d:S0-Dinner concert Hotel Bond Trio. Emil Heimberger, director: q. Romance Sans Paroles (Van Goens): b. Excerpts rom Sam son and Delilah" (Sain- Saens): c. Indian Legend (Baron) s. 6.50-News and baseball scores Dinner concert continued, Hotel Bond Trio: a. Polish National Dance, kuyawiak (Scharwenka); b. The Broken Melody (NanBiene) c. Nalse Suite tBrahms) 1.l5-Piano Selections: a. Curranda tAlbeniz); b. Love (Grieg); c. En Route (Godard); Laura C. Gaudet, staff pianist
 z :3o-a. Chanson de Matin (Elgar); b. Chanson de Nult tElgar); c. Larghetto from Symphony B fiat ,Schumann); d. Funeral March of Marionette (Gounod); 6. Canti- lena (Becker); f. Allegro (Lefe- bure-Wely): Esther A. Nelson, or ganist
 s-Cities Service program from WEAF
 Memory Chime CRead): b. That sweet Little Woman OMine
 tMohr); C. Daddy (Trotere); d. Loves Old Sweet Song (Molloy); q. Then You'll Remember Me from The Bohemian Girr' (Balfe) Arthur s. Cam, tenor; Laura C. Gaudet, accompanist a:lS-Violin Selections: a. Mazurka tMlynarskD; b. Cavatina (Bohm); c. Serenade (Carter); d. Danse Sanger): e. Dance of Marionettes (Sanger); Edward l.. Pettengill, violinist: Edwin Greene, accom- panist
 9:30-Vocal Recital with Margaret St. John, lyric soprano, and Zeal Marry, mezzo-contralto: Roma Desrocher, accompanist.
 Contralto: a. Laschia Chic Pianga from "Rinaldo" (HandeD: b. dOooUy NIoStIJ, hlsS ->dlS
 Soprano: a. The Road to Spring (Cox): b. Look Into Your Gar den (Wood); Miss St. John
 Duet: Sing to Me (Denza); Misses Nary and St. John
 Contralto: a. Sleep, Little Tired Eyes (Spear); b. To Q Hill Top (Cox); Miss Nary
 Soprano: q. The Cuckoo Ueh- mann): b. The Piper of Love (Carew); Miss St. John
 Duet: Serenade (Schubert); Misses St. John and Nary 1o-Hotel Bond orchestra, Emil Heimberger, director and weather
 105O-WICC, Bridgeport-cs5 program Venice orchestra S:15-Five Aces orchestra s:3o-Entertainers s:45-Program s-Hour of Music Gables orchestra
 1l2O-WDRC, New Haven-26S s: news Rapp's orchestra  s:3o--Radio talk
 9-Dance music from Momauguin
 sOO-WBZ, Springfield-333 s:1o-Market reports and baseball results of games played in the American, National and Eastern leagues
 s:15-Bert Dolan's recording orch. 
 Irene Simpson Rommel. pianist
 7:2O-News and the newspaper 1:30-Time  7:45-Concert by the Studio Ladies' Quartet; Mildred Mason, first so- prano; Elizabeth Anderson, sec- ond soprano; Helen Wheeler, first alto: Ruth Austin. second alto; Edith Pitt Charter, accompanist Program: l. Love Like the Dawn (Cadman), Quartet 2. The Moon Behind the Cotton- wood tCadman), Helen Wheeler 3. Duet, Mistress Mary (salter), Mildred Mason and Ruth Austin {. Star Eyes (Spcaks): Elizabeth Anderson 5. Honey. If You Only Knew tBalD, Quartet $. Au Printempe (Gounod), Mil dred Mason :. Serenade (Schubert), Quartet s. Duet. Nearest and Dearest lCaraceiols). Eliza beth Anderson 9. A Little Old Garden (HewitO, 1 Ruth Austin 10. Ma Li'l Banjo tDichmont), 1 Quartet s: s:l5-"The sunburn Kids, Pi and Sal" s:30-Hero, Heroine and Heralds; New York 9-Philco Hour; New York l0-suffolk Symphony orchestra il-Baseball results 11:o3-Bert Lowe and his Hotel Statler orchestra e-Weather reports; missing per sons
 69s-WNAC, Boston-43O ] j-krazy Kat Riddles klub ,: Symphony dance orchestra From Palais Royal, Sandy and ! his orchestra .30-Procram l:45-The Lady Of the Ivories ,:5o--Newspaper Sidelghts Zam. pianist; Allan Farnham. Niolinist s:3o-Amie Summer, soprano. Joel Holland, tenor s-Organ recital program lo:o5-Al Moore and his Jolly Tars
 86O-WEEI, Isoston-34S wanted; market and news: lost and found ;-From New York ,;35--News Bulletin