New Britain herald., 1926-04-22

The resumption of the California Ramblors' radio concerts after on absence Of many months has been greeted by listeners 70 station WMCA, New York city, They broad cast Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sun days q, S;50 |. m,
 Charlie Cprrnll and Freeman Cos ien, widely known WGN, Chicago, hormoni2ors, have earned q new spot" on thc program through their splendid york al the station, Their former period was II o'clock, but thc change allows them to app pear also earlier in the evening and 10 b. heard twice q night by WGN fans.
 Major C. l.. Tate. well known sport authority c. New Jersey ro- views the days sports in Il shor. talk each evening q. o'clock from WAAM, Newark,
 Featured on the Syracuse un!Ver- sity program from WGY, Schcnec- lady, tonight will he two one act plays by the Boar's Head Dramatic society Of the institution. They will nbe Bound East For Cardiff" and The Flattering Worl."
 "Romances o' The Worlds Cir 'ut- est Composers" will be the subject Of a series of musical presentations 10 be presented from VICES, New York. The first concert will be given neX. Sunday evening at 9:30 o'clock. The most interesting moments in the life of Beethoven "iIl ba drama tizc1 and many Of his compositions will be played.
 The outdoor concerts which the United States Marine band will play during the sumner will be broad cast weekly by WRC Washington, and WIZ, New York. The first one will be heard the week Of May 20.
 Nate Caldwell, former announcer al WBBM, Chicago, and Of late con- noctcd with KNOX, St. Louis, las returned 10 his first love and can be heard nightly down on 22G meters.
 
 The Brown University Musical clubs will be heard from WTIC to- morrow evening between the hours og S:15 and 1O:1j o'clock. The an nual concert will take place at the Hotel Bond and broadcasting will be from the ballroom. Tom Nc Chay, WTICs singing announcer will fill q gap in the radio program, caused by copyright restrictions on one Of the scheduled numbers. Tom, although not 8 Brunonian, will be sandwiched in among the songs and he will sing from the studio. i New Britain dance lovers will greet with lusty yclls the announc"- ment that Vincent Lopez and his Casa Lopez orchestra, playing i'll the popular dance resort in New York city, will be heard from WT1C on Saturday evening or this week from II until 11:30 o'clock. WTIC will hook Up with WEAF At that time Here's the lineup Of his band. two yioIins, four saxophones (doubling on reeds and woodwinds), two trumpats. trombone, bbass (doub- ling on tuba. banjo, drums (doub- ling on tympanD and piano, l. pieces in all,
 Many radio lis, FITS complain C manufacturers that after using theil radio sets for a few months the set wear out" and do not bring il concerts as well as formerly. Nhil. tue batteries and tubes Of a set ma! wear out, the set itself does not an new accessories will put the uscC set in f1rst-cla condition again. Radio alnplitication units are be ing used in Chicago freight offic' 10 speed up switching and reduce la Dor costs. One man at the ampliti cation unit can direct all Of the worl Of the yards The number of helper is about 50 per cent less than uset before the radio apparatus was in stalled.
 The Chicago Madrigal club ] sponsoring a series of unusual con lcorts on the third Tuesday eyenini of each month at 7:l6 o'clock iron station WLS. The concerts are care ,ully planned so that each will dra matize the work Of one compose onc period or one kind Of music.
 A new development in radio an nouncing has been reached by sta ton WEAR Of CleNe Neland. This sta ; ton found it difficult 10 make an l nouncements during tneater pro ; gram broadcasts and so eliminate . the announcements entirely durin ' an entire thoatcr program whic
 continues uninterrupted for abou an hour.
 Mentor, Ky, q town with a DOT . ulation Of only loo people, boasts (
 a radio receiver in every home. Tn , town has also a musical record ( an average of two musicians in ever home.
 Francis F. Hoyt consulting CT , ginecr. said in an address from st5
 ton WOR, Newark, \. Jo that
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