New Britain herald., 1926-08-06

eHCe, WulCu Hldue ltSe1 1elL along about S:S0 o'clock and kept up a continuous whirring, a roaring and grunting for the remainder of the night. At least at 10:S0 o'clock, which hour it now is, it is going Falong in fine style. There isiplenty. of volume on most stations and there is some fading, too, but that isn't the big howl. It's the racket.
 Well, we might just as well get started. Somehow or other, we haven't much ambish for writing to- night. It's so nice and cool outside, while the interior is just slightly warm. We have sneaking suspicion that the 'furnace-tender of this fam fly is still operating that heating plant from last winter. IOf course. we wouldn't want this to get any fur ther,, but that's how it stands.
 
 As we said before, we might just as we'll get. going. From WIZ. New York, came the weekly talk by the jocular Judge Jr.,. who was his own original self. He sang For My Sweetheart" and "On The Riviera" and other compositions. He also kept up his usual running line of chatter, giving many interesting tips on what the young people are doing. He let us in on large number of their latest fads, some of ithem tricky and some of them not so tricky. The latest thing in flasks and the latest spurious liquor combinations can be had from Judge Jr. He makes no bones about it, either. All in all, his program was as refresring as usual. We stayed with WIZ only 10 learn that the weekly program from Washington by the United States because of the fact that 1t was rain ing in that city. Too bad. We'll probably get that storm over the weekend. Something like that usual ly happens. eh? An impromptu pro- gram by the studio staff was an- nounced, but we didn't stay for that
 WPG's fifteen-minute organ re- cital at 6;45 o'clock, quarter of sev- en, or fifteen minutes before seven, as you will, was much enjoyed by the Static department of the New Britain Daily Herald, circulation over 13,000 (advt.) My Old Ken lucky Home" and Home" were two Of the numbers which came through very well in spite of.attempts on the part of the static to queer it. Oh, we forgot to tell you, the static was just exactly as heavy before dark as it was after, if not more so. In fact, if there's anything we hate it's this and that. That remark isn't sensible and neither is it original.
 A group of excellent baritone solos came through from WTIC, Hartford. It's about time you knew the call letters without having the city af- fixed every time, and we wish to an nounce that we will not do it in the future. So there! Among Jack Con Ions numbers were Lonesome and Sorry" World Is Waiting For the Sunrise" and Songs My Mother Used to Sing"
 The dinner concert by Jack Den nys Babcock Lake orchestra over WGY, Schenectady, at about ' o'clock, was just lovely, la-a-avly! After a long consultation, in which all members of the family at home when that program was coming in, it has finally been decided that he played "On The Riviera" and "No Foolin'." You can take that for what its worth. The program was decided ly excellent.
 A distinctly pleasing marimba phone solo came through crisp and clear from WHIT, Chicago, this sta tion being the only distance of the evening. We could hear other Chi cago stations faintly but not well enough to understand or enjoy. The marimbaphone solo was the famous "Sextet' from Lucia" Other fea- lures from that station did not come a marimba carries very well. even when station is not particularly loud.