New Britain herald., 1926-02-05

lanRnS out of even those hardened bits of humanity, the members of the staff.
 The hit of the evening was Miss Gertrude Coldesky, 3 year old pop ular songster, who sang everything
 but the "On the Air" signs over the studio doors. She was a WOW last Monday night. we are told, and
 there's no reason under the sun why
 she shouldn't have gone over twice
 as biS last night. She sang Pad dlin Madeline Home" Arkansas" "Want Little Lovin'" and many,
 many others all to our supreme en-
 joyment.
 Then they had q fellow up there yclopt Ken Hamilton, representing
 Peggy Joyce, or some such heart breaker of the screen. Ken sang several songs. among them "Rencm. her,' "Too Many Parties" and q chorus of "Tho Prisoners Song" in
 Italian, just 10 he different, They said it vas Italian, at any rate.
 Hamilton has one Of the best regis torinc voices we have heard. It isn't q finished roic" by any means. but It's pleasing 10 tho car. But he stuck his foot into it with his handling of the numbers, His rendition was moi all that onc could wish for. Appar- cntly he vas trying to copy som"
 famous concert singer. He failed. !
 His accommodations of Ger" were also
 not pleasing to the ear. Stick to chummy singin'. Ken.
 Emil Hcimberger fooled the folks at the studio. Walter Johnson de , l!Vercd touching little address, in which he pictured Emil wandering around in the snow banks with the Governors Foot Guard band last evening. He said that the little | saNophone player of the orchestra would lead the gang down at thc i Bond. Rut To and behold, who /, HHN"iH op'dh lo US, when control [ was switched 10 tho ballroom, but . Emil himself. He had a new name fer his gang, now. He calls it. Emil |
 H"lmberger's Symphonic Ensemble. ! To our mind that's q honey of q name for q dane" orchestra and one which has nevor been taken by any other band. IL sounds like cool 1 million, too. Well, the Symphonic | Ensemble played 6 fox trot arrange | mont of Charles WakotloId's Cad ! man At DaWninG," l. makes per feet danc" number, too. Several | other requests Were played, aussi.
 Moe RIumcNlhal. he of the Hub , Restaurant Trio, gayc several imita- i tons, which he insisted upon calling. Representations on the fiddle. He initiated a cornet % feet away. one two miles away, and one 10 miles away. and then the power was shut off, whether intentionally or not, We don't know. Tc tell the truth-well, never mind.
 And in summing Ip, gentlemen. let me second tho sentiment express ed i'll tclCgraInS by many radio fans. for more of those informal parties at WTlC. Something along the type of the Coo Coo club, that famous or maintained at WTAM on Saturday evenings might go over large.
 And now, we've spent so much time with WTIC that We haven't much for any hing ,ls". our old friend, "NTeddlin' Buzz," took the air between 350 and 45o meters al about II o'clock and said air rasounded with the well known racket. We ignored il completely. but ii couldn't be insultcd and kept right on with it's Satanic uproar.
 \ snappy pianist at WJAN. Jack Sonvi!lc, introduced ns to "Cccelia." He was certainly loud in his praises Of the young lady, asking "Oh, Say, Tan l Sec You Tonight?" Hc then told us, Yes, Sir That's My Baby. proving himself to be a fast worker. Eh, what, He remarked that he was Sitting On Top of The World" and then the announcer stat cd that the versatile jazz pianist was Maxine Freeman, a "hcr." II spoil d our entire composition. So just skip through this paragraph, if you will, please.
 WMAC, New York, came in unus- lally well, ii seemed to us. Once in l while il went all hlah and faded put into an indistinguishable bloh of hut. in the main. all was we'll down there.
 Ernie Golden and his band played. I Never Knew How Wonderful You We're" and put over the number in No. 1 fashion The rendition was II we could wish for anC the vol me madc it possible for depth Of one, hitherto not associated with hat station. This band. 10 our mind. 7 one of the best knit organizations n the air, "A Cup of Coffee. A and You" was another lumber the vocal chorus being talk n by Ernie in his own peculiar. alf conversational ton" which never