New Britain herald., 1926-04-08
Back O he Mike

If things can be so manipulated, an attempt will be made to make Before the Mike" q semi-Weekly, instead of 6 weekly, feature. Changed from "Back O the Mike" 70 "Before the Mike" and given new dress, the column will contain timely news of the broadcastcrs i' his department las anything to say about it.
 Sir John Stuiu.rs cantata, "The Daughter of Jairus," will he put On Inc air by WIIAZ, Troy, \, N.. next Monday evening nt . o'clock, A chorne of 41 voices. comprising tho First Presbyterian church choir of Lansingburgh, \. y, assisted by q staff of soloist.7 will handle the pro- gram.
 w. J. C. Myers Associated Press representative at New Haven, will appear before WTIC'S microphone tomorrow evening at 9:15 o'clock, at which time he will speak on, The Arrival Of the Army Round the World Pliers in the Jump From Greenland to Labrador"
 Radio fans will be interested 10 know that a daughter, Virginia Claire, has been born to Mir. and Mrs. Phillips Carlin of New York. Phil" is well known as one Of WHATS announccrs and his hand 1 ling of the football games last sea son in company with Graham Me Nance made him highly popular { with the radio audience.
 WHATS ever-increasing chain e. broadcastiug stations will be en- larrad next week by the addition of ! WDAF, Kansas City. This station 1 is owned hy tho Kansas City Star and has contracted to take programs originating in New York on Mon day, Wednesday and Friday even ings between and I o'clock.
 The complimentary dinner which the F'riars' club will give to Arthur Bugs" Baer. world famous humor- ist, on Sunday evening ncx' will be, broadcast by VICES, New York, be- ginning at o'clock. Among the speakers will be William Collier, famous actor: Walter C. Kelley, "The Virginia Judge" and Captain Irving O'Hay. Other speakers will be announced later.
 | WTAM, Cleveland, will soon move it's transmitting apparatus to Men tor. Ohio. about 20 miles east of Cleveland, according to a recent an nounccment. WTAM'S studios will continue to be located in Cleveland however, and he station will still be a Cleveland broadcastcr. Th' station, after discnntinuing its homo studio and leasing studios in tho Public Auditorium. has becom" q completely remote-controlled outfit.
 The Grand Central studio o' WGCP, Newark, lQcated in New ork city has discontinued broad casting for the time being, at least Programs now emanate from tho Newark studio only.
 The radio audience Of WGY vii have an opportunity 10 decide jus how much music there is in gifted lively feet for tonight at 11:$' o'clock the Schenectady station wil broadcast soft shoe and clog dance
 by the inimitable Pat Rooney, wei known 10 vaudeville audiences iron
 coast to coast and now appearing il
 T musical comedy called "Th
 Daughter of Rosie O'Grady"
 In addition 10 the dance solos O . Pal and his son. Pat Rooney Srd :. there will be numbers by Fran
 Corbett, tenor, Anita Nieto, in th
 Pop song; Eddie Kay pianist Q Martha Vaughn soprano and Fran | Corbett and Martha Vaughn in due'
 A special dancing platform, clos = 70 a microphone, will be provide
 for the hard shoe dancing number
 and the rhythmic soft shoe dance P will be performed on sanded sur Il face. Those who have seen th
 agile Eooncys will have no difficult
 in picturing them over the air bl r. it will be interesting 10 know if th K dancers can project their personalit
 through the air by the medium ( ' their toes.
 II Broadway Nights so named he u cause Of lis descriptive quality wi
 he fortnightly feature on WRN