New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-20
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our three tuber certainly "perked"
last night and don't forget 1t. The
lid nearly boiled off. in fact, 50 great
was volume from o'clock on,
static was once again d negligible
factor and you don't know how
much pleasure it affords US to be
able 10 say that. Wcsterners weren't
al all bashtu!, but stepped right Up.
NNAC at Boston gave US the sur
prise o. our young life during the
! dinner concert hour. 4 program OF
( dance music was being broadcast BY
Ray Stewards orchestra, a smooth
| aggregation. The station was as
loud as Springfield usually is and it
! possessed something else, clarity
such as WBZ could never attain.
Hot Hot-Hottentot" was one OF the
numbers played, while Speech,
that well known and about to- be-
| popular talking dance number, came
Emil Helm berger's Trio from
VITO carried on a regular CONVEX
sation by means OF the names Of the
numbers played, all Of which were
worthy Of note and all Of which
we're well played. Among them were
sonny" Dye Love Me-" "Who?"
Chinese Lullaby" and East Is
West" We don't see how those peo-
pie in the Bond dining room are
able to eat mouthfu with all that
music fiuttering around them.
One Of the fans over near the cor
ner Of Whiting and Stanley streets,
II you'll pardon this departure from
the program discussion, has post
carded US to the effect that the re-
generative receivers over his way
are beginning to swing into action
for the winter. In particular he re-
| fers to the way in which these sets
managed to spoil the concert from
the Rivoli theater. New York, on
Sunday, as broadcast at noon by
WIZ.
III. Z. S." the fan in question,
asks for the cooperation Of the own
ers Of these regenerative sets. He
states and It is a known fact, that
these machines can be tuned in
without annoying others If the op-
orators will only take d little time.
H. Z. S." them's our sentiments.
We have several OF the little dar-
lings down our way and each even
ing they get together at some sta
ton where there is an especially eX-
cellent program, and set up a howl
to the high heavens. There area a
lot Of regenerative sets in use at the
present time and conditions are 60
Ing to be bad this winter, If the |
owners Of them won't exercise the |
common decency to tune carefully. |
Well, where were We? Oh, yes. wc |
were Just going TO say that we next |
went over to WBZ where the Cap |
itol theater orchestra was beating |
out its customary Monday evening |
program. We listened with enjoy |
ment TO National Emblem March" !
1t being the first time in almost ,
day and a half that we had heard Il.
Little Jazz and Merry Wander
err" two crystal clear piano seIcc-
lions, both OF them snappy, formed
part OF a program by some young
woman, name unknown, who broad
cast last evening from NGCP,
New York city. In Little Jazz es-
peciaIly this young woman had lots
of work to do and the keyboard on
the plano worked over time while
the number was being played. En-
ioyable.
Loud and clear was WTAM q,
Cleveland and cello solo. My
Heart" proved inviting and satisfy
ing. The Cincinnati Salon orchestra
from WLW, Cincinnati, also loud
and clear. played one Of those well
known compositions. woodland |
Whlsperings, an interesting selec-
ton.
VITO will offer two special fea-
lures on Thursday evening Of this
week. One will be a program by
Jay c. Flippen and Jack MCGOWAN,
stars Of June Days" the musical
comedy success which will open IN