New Britain herald., 1925-07-06

we'll say were sorry in advance.
 About the most important event to take place within the next few weeks, us far as we can see. Will be the opening of the new studio of WSB, the Atlanta Journal, on Mon. day, July 15. You all know the At lanta station and, although 1t comes in rather fsintly most of the time up here, you have learned to know the voice of the Little Colonel, Lambden Kay, the announcer, with his well known draTL
 After July l5 you'll be able to hear that station much more plain ly, because the power is going 10 be increased from 500 watts to 1000 and at times 25Qo watts, SO there should be no trouble in bringing in that station. The Little Colonel writes us that the entire equipment will be changed and that the station will he located at tie New Atlanta Bitmore hotel, the newest hostelry in the city The studio will be away up in the air. ten stories to be exact.
 That July 13 program will be a humdinger for sure. The fun will start at 12 o'clock, noon, on the 18th and will last until the wee small hours of the l4th. Everything from low jazz to high classics will be heard and there will be a great va riety of everything under the sun. About 300 entertainers will be pres ent, In addition 10 the mayor of the city and representatives of various organizations.
 WLW tells us that-well, never mind, the dope isn't as important as we thought it was. Let 1t pass, please. We didn't say anything.
 WGCP, that New York station away down around 250 meters, is not recognized as the old WBS of New ark. WGCP's studios are located at the Grand Central Palace, New York, and the equipment has been entirely changed and the power out put stepped Up. The plant Is operat- ed by the same concern and the power outlet Is still over in Newark. The programs have been causing much favorable comment, because of their high quality and of the clearncss of transmission and ex- cellence of modulation.
 They tell a good one down at WYNN, New York. It seems that navy orders forbid men from whistling while on ship board Or on duty. Imagine the consternation of an officer, flashing into the crews quarters ready to mete out punishment to the offender who was whistling all the latest tunes, only to find the loudspeaker busily reproducing Bob Evans, hay ing the time of his life at WEN. Now we don't know much about that story or where the ship was or what ship 1t was. The storys Il good one though, and shows to what degree of excellence radio broadasting has been perfected.
 Roxy and His Gang" have left for Canada for d three weeks Vaca- ton in Toronto. Now you folks will wonder, we suppose, what will take the place of Roxy during that time. We'll answer you and say that Roxy" will. It seems that the famous doesn't want to disap- point his little friends, so the com pany will give their regular weekly evening performances. Promptly at 720 p. m., daylight say ing time, the announcer at the Cap itol theater, New York, will do his stuff through the usual hookup of stations, and the program will be heard from there.
 At S;15 D. m. the familiah Hello, Everybody" will be heard from Roxy" speaking before a micro phone installed in the Parliament Building, Toronto. The usual pro- gram will be given by the gang, This procedure will be followed each Sun day evening while the company is away from New York. The programs will he transmitted over $50 miles Of telephone wires before reaching the speech input in New York.
 Jack Nelson, you all remember Jack Nelson of the old WDAP, Chi- cago days, will be in New York to- night and will strut his stuff before the microphones of Stations WOR, Newark. He will entertain at the New York studio. He will probably tell a. faW stories and sing q few Of his own songs. Jack is the director of WJJD. Mooseheart Illinois. DIX friends will be glad to hear his close at hand and there will probably be a Of dials set for WOR to- night. Tomorrow night he will enter tain fans from WEAF, New York at T:45 o'clock. By the way, we forgot 10 say that Jack will be on the air tonight from Newark at 1t:15 o'clock. He is the writer Of After The Storm," i've Got Song For Sale" "Foolish Child,' and other foxtrot hits,
 Beginning tonight, station WMCA. Hotel MrAlpin. New York cit", will have the folloping schedule for transmission, which will extend throughout the summer months:
 Monday through Friday from II to lo T. m. and from s;Sn 10 l. ?. m: saturaay from 3 10 5 p m. and from 6:Sn 70 l2 ?. n and on Sun aay from II a r. to 11:lS ?, m, and from : to 7;5o D n.
 Station WNCA is arranging 10 hroadcast many novel and interest ing features throughout tle entire