New Britain herald., 1925-12-07

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 band is to play a number it is the signal for him 10 come ont with the remark that a harmonica solo will be gwen as the next number,
 
 Other stations which came in well Saturday night were WLW Cincin. natl where "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" was being given by the Corhiu Strcnadcrs as a part Of n program o' old timo favoritcs, and WRC, Washington, where Godfrey Ludlow, NioliniSt, a tavorite with Radio Corp, audiences, presented "The Walnut Tree"
 The Murray Family orchestra from woe, Davenport, helped us pass away the time by playing on inter- osting program Of all types oI sclec- tjons My Sugar." foXtrot, was well done, as was that old favorite of WTAS, Elgin. Christopher Colum- bo."
 An overture, the titlo of which has been lost forever, came through from WSM, Nashville as part of the offering by the Columbia Military academy band. We were right in the front row, and we appaudcd heart fly when the man at the box office refused 10 sell tickets 10 a gang Of drunken rcgeneratiycs on the ground that they were in no condition 10 enter respectable wavclCngth. They left, after being forced to move along by q burlcy heterodyne whistle which drove them along WEAK at Jacksonville came in loud. accompanied by static. Some i Hawaiian aggregation presented in an orderly manner "DiXie," "Turkey in The Straw" and "On Miami Shore" the last number making us think of big yellow moon, q calm sea and-woll, you know the rest. Sunday.
 Romcr's Homcrs presented a pop ular program from WMCA early last evening, Ukulele Mack, Arthur Hall and the Three Kings of Harmony oc- | Cupying prominent positions. Mack sang Just A Sailors Sweetheart" and put it over great. Arthur Hall, well known recording baritone, sang T Wish l Had Been Satisfied With Mary" and Sweet BombOola." The Kings Of Harmony rendered Smile A Little Bit' and Night Time in Italy ' (IO-O-1 HUOupbl
 Red Grange makes an excellent speaker over the radio and now we know how 10 be world beat,r foot ball star. We're never going to smoke in our life, never drink and be an ice man. He said that the spirtual results of football are more satisfar- tory than the material in spite of the fact that he has made $S2.0oo in eleven days, Grange spoke in tho interests Of the Near East Rr}ict through WEAF.
 WMBF at Miami Reach was an other loud ono and tho Fleetwood dance orchestra, which furnisb"s lance music on Sunday and every other day, offered q group Of well played numbers, including "Pr"ton4- ing" "Brown Eyes and "AlI For ! Fannie"
 A feature from WITT, Chicago, which is gaining favor among Sun day evening listeners, is the National Radio Chapel's request hour pro- gram, durng which well known l hymns are played. or less known ! hymns are found and presented. A ladies trio offered "lIaycn Of Rest and "Bcautiful Jslo Of Somewhere y 1 this being followed by q violin duet by two young women, Jesus Icad@.' ! Many requests came in last nigh, showing that the public enjoys this i hour during which they can rene" their acquain ance with familiar h"- lcctions.
 "I Wish I Had Some Cas'Oria came through from WIP, Phiiadr'- phia, presented by singer with Ben Stadts orchestra, which was takilg a trip through Germany and h! stopped for some of Wagner's music. The contrast was decidedly humor- ous.
 Joe Collins Entertainers offered 8 rapid fire program of dance mu"j" from WOAX at Trenton, \. J., lai ?