New Britain herald., 1926-06-30

l VICES, New York, came In better than usual, which was lucky be- cause If 1t hadn't it's altogether probable that we wouldn't have heard 1t at all. And We might say that volume was in good form last evening. Getting back to VICES we'll mention David Vivian, who performed agreeably on the Irish harp, letting us hear a collection of Irish reels played as they should be played. Vivian appeared in the course of the Irish Hour of Music.
 The program by the Ukrainian choir from WRNY, New York. came through very well, but we didn't re- main for any length Of time. The music was deep and we admired the work of the group Of singers there being every evidence of careful training and preparation. We won't repeat the names of any of the numbers because We couldn't un- derstand any Of them.
 The musical selections played in connection with the WBZ Movie i club last evening were garbed in mystery, since in no instance was name announced. If the listener didn't know what was being played all he had to do vas to run up q rope, apparently. A piano solo, one o' the best We have heard from 1 WBZ from the standpoint Of repro ! duction, was offered but both selec- tion and the artist who presented it were nameless. We heard a medley Of popular selections by the h. , genues, a group or female musicians who have great ability along the i lines Of dance music. WBZ came through pretty well. l. doesn't al- ways in spite Of adyices to the con- trary.
 We headed back for WPG. Allan tic City, at 1I:15 o'clock and we heard Barry Link, baritone, sing several numbers of a popular na- ture. Harry has pleasing voice and his manner Of delivery was excellent. Her Bows Are Only Rainbows,' a number with a pleasant melody and cheap words; Animal Crackers" Q number which always leaves us speeches., and Lonesome and | Sorry" one Of the best of the sea son, were presented by him. The | station was coming in very clearly. l
 -rI- nouncemeuts that We have to make. | The first concerns the program which will be broadcast tomorrow | morning at 10 o'clock by WPG, At lantic City. The broadcast will be Of the ceremonies connected with the opening Of the new Delaware River Bridge, and the exercises will be heard, direct from the Camden Plaza. Among the speakers will be Ir Governor Harry Moore of New ter sey and U. $. Senator Walter E. Edge. The 114th Infantry band will i furnish music. |;
 President Coolidge will be heard , through WEAF, New York, on |, Monday afternoon next some time between the hours Of 2:3O and 4 o'clock, when the New York station l will broadcast special program di- , rect from the Sesquicentennial expo f 5ition al Philadelphia. S
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 The E. E. c. orchestra Of this Ii city will be heard over WTIC, Hart q ford, on Friday evening at 10 I o'clock. A program Of classical and music will be pre- q sented, and it should be welcome 10 F hose who like something other than | the popular songs of the day. The Ii orchestra has made quite a name S for itself here in town and it is ex- I pected that its abilities will be I, known in every corner of the state I after it's appearance at WTIC. Charles II. Clarkson is the director. I That's all for today, thanks: V
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