New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
BACK O. THE MIKE

Oliver Sayler, radio critic, will re- sume his department "Footlight and Lamplight," from VICES, New York, beginning September 10 and contin- ulng on Thursday evenings through out the winter. The time will be S;3o p. m, He will discuss current books and plays in his customary entertaining manner.
 Amateur Nigh Contest" has been succeeded by Debut Night" on Thursday evenings from WRNY. New York. Fans desiring a good time should tune in on the station.
 
 A sun bath to remove the moisture Is good for radio sets daily. Four out of five have 1t.
 A testimonial dinner In honor of Rear Admiral W. s. Benson will be broadcast by WRC, Washington, from the Mayhower Hotel on Sep tember 19. Newton D. Baker form CT secretary of war. will be one of the speakers.
 Well known screen stars will ap- pear periodically on the "Crandall's Saturday Nighters" program broad cast by WRC each Saturday evening at 11:3o o'clock.
 The Langdon Brothers. original Hawaiian guitar radio duo, can be heard on the programs broadcast by i Wok, Chicago, any Saturday night.
 Ming Toys Romance" will be the | title of the play to be broadcast next Friday evening by the WGY Players from the Schenectady station of the General Electric company.
 "The Merry Old Chief" and his of WDAF. Kansas City, will resume the broadcasting of their nightly frolics on Monday evening, September 14. The exact time of heir Appearance, however. will be l:45 a. m., daylight saving time, Tuesday, September IS.
 WRNY will broadcast events in with the celebration of he tooth anniversary of 42nd Street. The advance celebration will be from the New York station m September 17 and will bring to- ,ether g. big crowd of 42nd Street 'eople from theater, screen, concert lall, etc.
 Ned Wayburn, world famous as he stager of several editions of the 'ollies and Midnight Frolics at the amsterdam theater, New York city, VI nd probably as many as 500 other evues, musical comedies and vau- eville acts, will deliver talk from FTlC, Hartford, on Monday evening, eptembcr IA, shortly after ' o'clock. He'll take the listeners behind the cenes. II
 
 A feature called Midnight Bow Vows will be given every Thursday ight from WLW until further mo- ce. The Cincinnati station has se- lred the services of Kay Nyne as z -ganist and Big Barker as fiddler nd announcer. Other entertainers i'll be known as Hot Dogs"
 The Sadrlan Trio in its first series bits from old musical comedies, sing broadcast from WRNY every eek on Tuesdays, will offer Three wins" and Babes of Toyland" on lesday evening next.
 The many radio friends of Gra- nm McNamee, nationally famous EAF announcer, will be glad to arn that he is well on the road to covery from an operation which } underwent recently at St. Luke's ospital, New York city. He has rned to his home and, after & few eeks of rest, will be heard again om the Tel. and Tel. station. NEAF is offering two notable dance atures next week. The first will Ike place Monday evening, or Labor ay night, as you will. On that even- 2 the Good Shin "Bossertn will ake two trips, one at the usual ne, 10:30, and the other at g clock. This working of the mu- ,ians of Jack Albin's popular dance 'chestra Is arranged so that holi- y parties may have dance music