New Britain herald., 1927-01-28
New England Stations
630-WTIC-Hartford-476

T 6-"Skinny and His Gang" 6:20-News
 6:S0-Dinner concert, Emil Heim-
 berger's Hotel Bond Trio: a. Span
 ish Serenade (F'rimD; b. Excerpts
 from 'Sari' (Kalman); c. Claire
 du Lune Suite Bergahasque" (De-
 bussy); d. Old Minuet (SgambatD ;
 Q. Gondoliera (Moszk owski) Radio Farm Course. Connecticut
 Agricultural College, Helping to
 Keep a s60.000,0o0 Industry
 Efficient" B. w. Ellis, director of
 Extension Work, and W. l.. Slate,
 director of Experiment Station 7:15-Piano Selections: a. Inter-
 mezzo at Ealse Lente from "Syl-
 via" Delibes): b. La Fileuse
 (RafO; c. Gavotte Favorite de
 Marie Antoinette (Neustedt) :
 Laura C. Gaudet, staff pianist
 WTIC
 7:S0-Organ recital: a. In a Monas-
 tery Garden (keteleby); b. Tears
 and Smiles (Lemare); Music of
 the American Indian: c. Indian
 Serenade (Vibbard); q. Pale Moon
 Logan); e. From the Land of the
 Sky Bile Water (Cadman); f.
 Wium Uieurance); g. By the
 Waters of Minnetonka Uieur-
 ance); Esther A. Nelson '8-Burns' Anniversary program
 under the auspices of Clan Cor
 don No. 19, 0. S. C., direct from
 Foot Guard hall Scottish Fan
 tasy: Among the Heather, Eddie
 Doherty's orchestra Pipe Selec-
 tion, to be announced, Pipe Major
 Adamson. Mixed Quartet, A High
 land Lad (Burns), Ballochmyle
 Quartet. Contralto Solo, Braw,
 Braw Lads (Burns). Marie Scott.
 Duet. The Merry Vagabonds (Bon
 heur), Samuel l.. Craig. tenor: John B. Hamilton, baritone. So- prano, Whistle and I'll Come tae ye, My Lad (Burns), Georgia Me- Gregor Brown. Comedian, Alec Kelvin. Duet, Huntingtower. Marie Scott, contralto; John B. Hamil- ton. baritone. Dance number, Highland Fling. Adamson Troupe '9-Friendly Hour, under the direc- ton of Bernard Levitow: CD Or chestra, Selection from Blossom Time" (Rom berg). CID Songs, a. Dream Song; b. Under the Green wood Tree; Erva Giles. GID Or chestra, a. Dreams of Love; b. Scarf Dance. GV) Saxophone Solo. to be announced. (V) Songs, q. The Sun, the Heahen and You; b. Another Day. (VD Orchestra, q. Fallen Leaf; b. Stampede. (VID Orchestra, Principal Motives from "Tannhauser" (VIID Songs: a. Someone 10 Watch Over Me (from "oh kay"); b. Do-Do-Do (from "Oh Kay"D; Erya Giles. QX) String Quartet, Negro Spiritual for string quartet. (A) Fox Trot, Crazy Quilt.
 
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 9OO-WBZ-Springfeld-333 15-McEnelly orchestra :50-News and the Newspaper orchestra -Ohman and Arden, New York :30-Royal Hero, Heroine and Her aids, New York Victor concert, New York O--Brunswick orchestra s10:30--Last act of I'll Trova i tore" by Chicago Civic Opera Co.,, ] direct from the stage of the Audi | torium, Chicago. Milton J. Cross will be at the microphone. Several | well known singers will be in the | cast and chorus of 30 voices, to- | gether with a full orchestra, will i assist the principals.
 55O-WTAG-Worcester-545 Teller News
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 60O-WCSH-PortIand-50O Market reports
 10-Weather; announcements and found; news ! 30-Farm school
 45-Musicale ): :30t Same as WBZ
 697-WNAC-Boston-43O Klub
 dance Dance music, Jimmie" Galla- gher and his orchestra 30-How to Prevent Stammering 40-One Minute Talk 41-Wellesley and Forest Hills 50-Newspaper Sidelights The Trumpeters 30-"Mr." and Mrs" Radio Skit Musical program | 3o-Concert program ':05-Elks' dance band. Popular selections by Irving Crocker
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 Willwerth's orchestra 35-News
 45-Big Brother club S0-Hiram and the Dairy Maids Edison EnployeS club