New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
New England Stations
5GO--WTIC, Hartford--53C

Trio,
 La Cinquantaine (Gabrlel-Ma- riel
 II-a. River shannon tRusselD; b. Mother Machree (OlcotD. uI--Selections from "Pagliacci" (Leon Cavella)
 IV-One Fleeting Hour Gee) Y-Mercedes VaIse Espagnol (Miro)
 s:55-News and baseball scores Mother Goose 7:15--Xylophone Solos: q. Al F'resco Untermezzo) Herbertl; b. Liebes- freud (Fritz kreisler); c. LeGigot Gone step) (Romberg); q. Peter Piper (march) CHenry); Grace W. hine. xylophonist; Mrs. William Knight, accompanist 7:30-Joint Recital with Ida K. Speer. soprano; Helen Christie, ac- companist. and Elisha Futile, vio- linist; Laura c. Gaudet, accom- panist.
 a. Sylvia (speaks); b. L'Amour, Tonjours, LAmour Gushing FrimD: c. Summer (Chamin ade): Miss Speer, soprano Two Negro Spirituals: a. Chant (White); b. Deep River (arr. Mischa Elman); MT. Futile, vio- linist
 .. One Alone from The Desert Song; b. Rio Rita from Rio Rita; Miss Speer. soprano .. Minuet in G (Beethoven); b. Orentale (CuD; MT. Futile, vio- linst
 S-The New Departure orchestra, direct from the band room, Bris- tol, Conn.
 S:30~Gypsies from WEAF One Day In Seville (WaldteufeD i; Sing Me Song of the Sunny South; La Rosita (DuponD; Mem ories (Clews); Lords and Ladies (Saltzer); Dubinushka; Georgian Bay; Colinette (Rose); Down South (Myddeton); Gypsy Love Song (Herbert); Santa Anna's Patio (stricklanD; Nocturne (TschaikowskD A Medley of Pop ular Hints from Broadway Shows; Clavelitos (Valverde) e:30--National Grand Opera Hour, "Rigoletto' of Verdi, from WEAF It is not necessary to buy an eX- pensive seat in the Metropolitan Opera House in New Y York in or der to hear the best in grand opera. A galaxy of concert singers of wide repute weekly broadcast grand opera from WTIC in associ- alton with other stations of the Red Network. Tonight one of the most popular of the operas will be on the air. If you are at all inter- ested in music, you will want to hear it.
 5OO-NDRC, New Haven-26S 6:30-Time; same as WMCA T:3o-Weather and news 7:45-Jack Waipio, Hawaiian gui' tarist
 s-The Royal Troubadours S:30-Studio program 9-Time
 s-Time; musical program from tho New Haven Radio Show 10-Time and weather
 9OO-WBZ, Springfeld-333 5:55-Baseball: markets; weather (Springtield)
 e-Hotel Weldon orchestra undeI the direction Of Heimer Sandborl (Springtield)
 45-Baseball results (Springfeld G:4S-Continuation Of Hotel Weldon orchestra.
 1-Health Hints (Boston) 7:O3-Bert Lowe and his Hotel Stat Ter orchestra (Boston) 7:30-Roxy and his Gang. featuring the Roxy Male quartet from WI, s-Aleppo Drum Corps or shriners band (Boston)
 e;3o-Hercules Zenopoulos and as sisting artists (BOston)
 la. Witches Dance Samuel Sic geD; The Rosary O1. Nevin, arl by Kreis'er); Hercules C. Zeno poulos, Mary Murtaugh al plan "a. The Band Parade Wm. { Stahl ); b. Dreaming tWm. ( StahD; Tenor Banjo Quartet 3-Dream of Love N'ranz Ltesz)
 Mary Murtaugh
 "a. Evening in Hawaii (Waltc
 Prrke); b. lilo March CH. (
 Marburger)i Hawaiian Guita
 solos
 5-a. Waltz Caprice tC. Brnnover
 l.. A. Syncopatcd (B. S Groen)
 Tenor Banjo Quartet 10-Dick Newcomb and his orche'
 tra tSpringhr.l) 10:30-Weathcr reports; missin
 persons; baseball (Springheld)
 s5O-WNAC, Boston--:'o3 5-Thcater Hour. with Al Bcrtoian and his orchestra 6-The Juvenile SnIil-rs s:33-Dnner dance, Joe !uues an his orchestra
 7-Dinncr dance, Hotel Brunswick 1:39-Readings from Shakespear by Henry Jewett
 7:40-The Lady of the 1yorles s-The Royal Diamonds S:3o-Concordc Male quartet s-lI-Columbia Broadcas'ing Sy t,tn program from WOk 11:a5-"Jimmie" Gallagher and h orchestra
 67O-WEEI-Bosto 5:33-Positions Wanted; market al news: lost and found G-Musicale
 6:35-Nows
 G:43-Htghway bulletin 6:45-I3ig Brother club 7:30-Book talk
 7:45-AnnounCemen Pianist