New Britain herald., 1927-08-10
New England Stations

New England Stations
sso-WTIC, Hartford-47s
s:3o-Dinner concert, Hotel Bond
Trio Emil Heimberger, director
s:50-News and baseball scores
Dinner concert continued
7:l5-"Home Canning of Vege-
tables" Marion E. Dakin, extern
sion nutrition specialist, Connec-
ticut Agricultural college
7:3o-Baritone solo: Cd a. Give a
Man Horse He Can Ride
(O'Haral. Piano Selections: GD
a. Valse Caprice (Conkey), b.
Spinning Song (Wilm), II. !.
Hunt, pianist. Gid a. Calm as
the Night (Bohm). b. Until (San-
denson), Albert P. Armstrong,
baritone; H. !. Hunt, accompan-
list
7:45-Piano Recital: a. Gopal
(Moussorgsky), b. Waltz in A
fat Chopin, C. Staccato Etude
tRubenstein). d. Southern Nights
(Guion), e. Pickaninny Dance
(Guion). Elizabeth l.. Flagg
s-WTIC Serenaders: Whispering,
ensemble; "Introductions,' W.T.
and c: What Do We Do On a
Dew-Dew-Dewy Day, W.T.; Scotch
Folk Songs, I; Only With You.
(Heuteg), c; Always You're Near,
r; At Shutdown. ensemble; Roll
Along Cowboy, C; She Don't
Wanna, W.T.; Songs of the Day, l.;
A Kiss in the Dark. T: Mother,
My Dear (Treharne) c; Gypsy
Love Song, ensemble; "Adios",
W.T. and C; Whispering. en-
semble
S:S0-Tenor Solos; 10 be announced:
Arthur S. Cam, tenor; Laura C..
Gaudet. accompanist
S:45-Violin recital: a. Bolero
tBohmD; b. Selection from The
Student Prince" (Romberg); c.
Novelette, (piano and violin duet)
tBarnes); d. Romance (Ruben-
stein WieniawskD: Edward l..
Pettengill. violinist; Edwin J..
Greene, accom- PIANIST
Colt Park Municipal orchestra
s:3o-staff Mixed Quartet:
HAPPY Days, from robin
Hood" {Dekoven)
II - The Elder Blossoms tkopy-
low)
III-He. Mr.. Piper (Curran)
IV-Swing Along Cook
V--O Mistress Mine (Hadley)
VI-Sympathy (FrimD
VII-Allah's Holiday (FrimD
VIII-Little Cotton Dolly (GeibeD
IX-The Old Road (ScotD
lo-News
112O-WDRC, New Hayen-26S
S:45-Weather; news
Popular pianist, violinist, tenor
s:3o-Dorothy Wheeler, violinist
9-Dance program
70-Weather
88O-WBZ, Springii,ld-333
s:15-Talk, End Matching in Lum-
Der"
6:25-Baseball
e:3o--Fourth Of series Of talks on
Public Health. Cancer" by DR..
George H. Bigelow, state commits
sioner of public health
s:45-Hotel Statler ensemble. Pro-
gram:
/. willamette (Kriens)
2. Song of India (Rimsky-Kersa-
koff)
3. Sunrise and You (Penn)
1. Norwegian Dance (Grieg)
8. Rio Rita
Baseball
7:03-Bert Lowe and his orchestra
7:30-Radio Nature League under
direction Of Thornton w. Burgess
s-Vera Boettcher, violinist: Lena
B. Knox, accompanied. Program:
!. Canzonetta {d'Ambrosia)
2. Mazurka (ZarzychD
3. Romanza Andaluza (Sareste)
. 1. Wiegenlied (Berceuse) Schu-
bert)
5. From the Cane Brake Gard
ner)
s:15-Henry A. Magnuson, baritone;
Ruth Harris, pianist and accom-
PIANIST: Edmund Greaney. violin
list. Program:
l. Lamplight Hour, Fields OPAL
lyclaire; Mr.. Magnuson
2. Miserere, II Trovatore DORM.
Miss Ruth Harris
3. Loye Came Calling; Mr.. Mag
nuson
I. Mazurka (MlynarskD, Edmund
Greaney
5. The Magic OF Your Eyes: Good
Night Little Girl, Good Night;
Mr.. Magnuson
dion
9-Program from WIZ, featuring
music of Mcdowell and Victor
Herbert. Artists will be Franklin
Baur, tenor; Sascha Fidelman,
violinist; Rex Schepp, banjoist,
and concert orchestra directed by
Nathaniel Shilkret:
Old Colonel March (Shilkret); AL
Fresco Herbert; Gypsy Love
Song. from The Fortune Teller"
IHerbert; Romany Life (Her-
berD The Brook (MacDowelD
To Waterlily (MacDowelD; I'm
Failing In Love tHerberD To
Wild Rose (MacDowelD, tenor
solos, Franklin Baur; Badinage
(Herbert; Sweet Mystery of Life
tHerbert, violin solo, Sascha
Fidelman; Serenade (Herbert,