New Britain herald., 1926-02-20

nous exponent or the shimmy, South Sen island dances and singer ot "Dlues' songs, will hroadcas, during Al Reids Hour" from WUR, New ark. on Monday ctpning,
 4 talk on America's immaculate patriot George Washington. will he heard rom WAHG Richmond HIll, on Monday evening ut a:SO o'clock, This talk will be given by an clo- qpent l3nglishmnn, Major Dent Att kinson, and ho will speak on Wash. ington Through m Englishman's Eyes"
 Paul W. Van Camp Is story man at radio station WADC, Akron, c. II" tells stories each evening iron 7!l5 o'clock for the children. Tn, stories are the kind the childrrp hear al school and not the bedtime" type.
 The United States Coast Guard band, from the Coast Guard Acad- nmy at New London, Conn., will broadcas' series Of five concerts rom station WTIC Hartford. Conn. The first concert Of the series will he heard March .,
 Jacques Gordon, internationally famous Niolinist and concertmastrr of the Chicago Symphony orchestra, is offering q series of four concerts over WGN, Chicago
 WRNY, New York, announces q regular feature to be known as amateurs debut hour.' Anyone who can sing, play an instrument Or entertain well is eligible 10 take part in the program.
 The Synchrophase Hour is q rrgU- lar feature at station WAHG, Rich mond Hill, N. Y. The ensemble pre- Sents different soloist each week and is heard Monday evenings from to o'clock.
 Directors Of station WRNY, New York, say that they have received some new and interesting radio plays as q result of q playwrring contest which they held recently.
 Baltimore's super power station VEAL, has extended it's program and is on the air every night during the week until 10 o'clock, except Wednesday and Saturday, when it is silent.
 Songs Of the south, interspersel with the latest popular dance tunes, are put on the air nightly by WSM, Nashville, Tenn. Francis Craig and his orchestra open the regular eve ming broadcasting period.
 The 'Plow Boys" is q recent addi- tion to the woe, Davenport, Iowa, broadcast schedule. This clever troupe is heard each Thursday eve ming between 7;30 and o'clock.
 Earle Chang, owner and operator of amateur radio station 5GO of B. C., has added new laurels to the crown of amateur radio in Canada. He recently carried on a tWo-way contact with the sta tion of Luis M. Dcsmaras of Santi- ago, Chile.
 Equipping 8 musical library to meet the demands of aerial enter tainment is a large task. The library Of station DkA represents an in- Vestment in excess of s5,000.
 Harry Lauder is the latest artist to be won over by radio. Recently he broadcast concert from station FLO, London. Lauder sang for half hour to the largest audience he has ever performed for.
 If the particular number coming from WHIT does not suit your fancy, wait three minutes and another will succeed it," says Pat Barnes, newly appointed program director and chief announcer of this Chicago sta tion.
 Artists are limited to three minute selections and ensembles are limited in the frequency of their appearance. The only exceptions to these rules will be special speakers and dance orchestras, which will be allowed eight minutes.
 Chaliapin, the world famous Rus sian basso, is said to have received the largest sum ever paid 8 person