New Britain herald., 1926-02-18

'N''' oihfAHl lhb Hplst NnlGll OtCl pied a paragraph yesterday, l seemed 10 be a bit moro business like last night and it was aided b, various and sundry snappings ant crackings which entertained greatly IL Is possible that VIC might hay, been able to bring in something on Of the ordinary had not that devil, ish buzz been active everywhere.
 That same fellow with the super, one tube set which hovers in our yi cinlty, seemed to be unable to bring in WliH last evening and he was busy for about an hour trying tc Ind that stations signal, 10 the i'm. mense enjoyment Of many other honest goodness listeners whc We're trying 10 bring in the station Wed suggest that the fellow move 10 Springfield with that set and then try to get 1t. Wed also suggest that many other bloopers take their sets to some far of place, preferably the Gobi desert,
 Well, We searched the programs for weeks back and We can't ina this fellows first name, so we'll just say that Mir. Woodward, baritone, made an unschedulcd appearance at WTIC, as did Robert Mercer tenor. Woodward, who is well known to WTlC listeners sang in his char acterlstic manner. Give q Man u Horse He Can Ride" Royal Dad nuns favorile, while Mr. Mercer of- tered program of three old favor ties, "Juanita," "All Through The Night" and "Old Black Joe" Those two artists Are among the Travellers best and We heartily enjoyed their efforts last night,
 As for Roxy and His Gang, our as- that, but he stated when we saw him this morning that he never cared for Roxy, anyway and besides, he was playing pinochle last night and didnt hear the program. except that Miss Dorshey or it might have been some other name, sang Songs My Mother Taught Me-" but it might not have been that, as Il part of RoXy's program, he guessed from WTlC, or il might have been WIZ. That, kind readers, is what our as Sistant heard last evening. To him we present our heartfelt hanks and q bag of popcorn
 Guy Lomhardo and his band, play ing from the Music Box restaurant, Cleveland, through WTAM, were all wound up. It was a joyful occasion. l.a-La. A cause for merrimcnt and festiVity It was he second onni- versary of the bands coming 10 Cleveland, and it governed itself ac- cordingly, the band not Cleveland.
 The buzz seemed to concentrate its efforts on each particular station We heard, but WTAM kindly boosted itself above the racket and we could hear the buzz say, "Coises! Rolled Again. as it twisted it's silky black and pushed its high silk hat back on ifs head. Well, Guy and the boys were all wound up, as we stated some time ago. They played Spanish Shawl" and thousands Of others, it seemed, and then one Of he members Of the orchestra, who sounded as if he were singing in telephone booth, with the micro phone outside, offered "Memories," and We depIored the fact that Lc was not closer 10 the instrument, since he had soch q nize voice. Sev- :ral members of the band also sang In My Gondola," one Of the latest ot playhouse songs, the guitars gaily in the background he while.
 We heard he final number on IT, 1 in Abrams knickerbockcr Grill or ,hestra's program through WIZ The title of the selection was Everything Is Going To Be All Right and We were pleased, be- 1 "a use at first we feared that every hing wasn't going to be all right.
 We heard a station on DrnycrS and dance music was being played, and we looked at th" program and dance music was chcduled, and a fellow said K-O-A. 1 he Rocky Mountain station of the | ieneral Electric Co.,. and VIC think ! { must have been Denver We're not l 'ragging about il, though, because 1 ve could hardly hear it,
 Helpful hint: If you are having !, ronblc with any one Of the tubes i n your s"'. take it out and throw | { on the sidewalk, You won't have 1 my more trouble with it.
 We hit upon WISE, Atlanta, which ta'ion was not scheduled to be on ! he air at l2 o'clock. Thee Peerless Entertainers playing in the ballroom 'f the Atanta Biltmora Hotel, ren- tered "Who,' and Sleepy Tahme ' ial." Not so bad, although the rum | 'et got stuck np in air couple of | imos and we thought il never would | get down. 1
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 That's all for today, thanks.
 p. F., l..