New Britain herald., 1926-05-22
hope that has been accomplished.


 
 We heard George Olsen last eve ming, in spite Of Norman's statement on Tuesday that the band is broad casting only once a week. The music came through well and WIZ be- haved itself admirably. Bye. Bye Blackbird" and Hello, Aloha" were among the numbers.
 VEAL, Baltimore, seemed 10 have forgotten it's tricks of the night be- fore and came through with consid- erable strength. The WBAL quartet rounded out its program with Uncle Moon
 WTAM, Cleveland. conducted it. self better last night than it has in several weeks and we were able to tune in without fear Of disappoint- nent. The Hungarian Gypsy orches- tra Of Youngstown. Ohio. presented a well chosen program. at least, the number We heard was well chosen, "sy, we don't know. by whom, We don't know, We don't care and what's more We never will. period. Sweetheart" was the selection we heard. Oh, dear.
 That Dental society meeting from WNNC, New York, was SOME meet ing, for length. anyway. It began at 9:S5 o'clock and was still going at l2:45. It was as lengthy as a den- lists appointment seems. We didn't listen very long, in spite of the fact that there was no static up there. No, sir, deliver us from the dentists!
 
 WTIC. Hartford, presented new feature, at least to us, the reading Of news items along about II o'clock. We heard several interesting bulIe- tins, among them the statement that the Carpentier-H Huffman fight had been a draw. Since we already knew that, having listened to the last round through WMSG, that item was a total loss to our vicinity. Heimberger's orchestra took the spotlight at l o'clock.
 The arpantirr-Huffman fight came through well from WSMG. New York. There was no fading or static, and the announcers voice was loud and clear enough to carry above the roars Of the crowd. An other first time in radio history event occurred after the bout was over when both principals were brought before the mike" and spoke to the fans who could not see them in person. Frances fighting Apollo said that Huffman was q good boy;' we were unable to see whether or not his hair was still slickcd. Huffman, still in a fog as to what the judges decision was, could say hardly more than a somewhat da2ed, "Hello." Then Jimmy DeFor- ! rest was brought over and gave Us the surprise ending by saying he was glad to speak 10 "youse people,"
 We also heard WHAP, New York: 1 WFBH, ditto; WMCA, also ditto: WIN, ditto again, and WRNY. my !. goodness, another ditto, These sta tions paraded through very nicely. | WGR, Buffalo. came in loud. but it | was somewhat lost in a fog. WLS. | Chicago, offered what sounded like | t selection on the calliope, We didn't | stay to find out
 WIN, very loud, broadcast as its i final feature the dance music from | he Silver Slipper There was lots of 1 and N. T. G., with his 1 usual wise cracks, was trying to sell he place 10 the fans. Among the 'Nonts was a talk by Miss Jacqucline .ogan, who was at the supper club. She is spending her honeymoon ill New York. Miss Logan beamed and 'hortled into the mike" Harry fhaw was there. too. He showed his ,ommon sense by not saying any hing. The Silver Slipper had the argest Friday night in it's hist ory. ,ccording 10 \. T. G. Hurray.,
 That's all for today. thanks!