New Britain herald., 1926-07-08

delightfully."- deep voice, offered Three For Jack" a typical baritone solo. "Juanita," that school room classic. was rendered faultlessly ana then they presented Just Around The Corner" The station conducted itself marveIously, coming through without q ripple to mar the pro- gram.
 Let's Take a Ferry Boat" a rath- i CT amateurish attempt at compos- 1 ig a rapid-tire popular number, was offered by Strickland's orchestra from WHN. New York. This station came through well, also, in spite of the fact that its record for reception has been bad of late. T Don't Mind Being All Alone When I'm All Alone With You" a number which takes today's long-title prize, was also presented. We don't care q whole lot for the band, although some might like 1t,
 At WTIC, The Travellers Jong- leurs and their little playmate, The Unknown Troubadour," went on an excursion 10 Albany, New York. making the trip by airplane and scattering paper and portions of sandwiches, cake and other edibles all over the landscape, It was real picnic party and the banana peels flew like hippopotamussesses. But, no kidding, the program was as in- teresting as 1t was novel, although the group did not play numbers in keeping with the trip, which would have been a rather difficult thing 10 do, come to thing Of it. because we can't imagine anyone waxing musi- cal over the many attractions Of Troy. N. Y, unless he happens to be member of the Troy Chamber Of Commerce and we have it on good authority that not one Of the Jong- leurs is connected in any way with that body.
 Here's the next paragraph. Now ltt4 ' SOs l 4iF JpiIto IT AAA . U 4a+aAA NfN cellent music and Hanford Billings told some interesting facts about the trip and about Albany The "Trou- badour" sang Land Of The Sky Blue Water" with the Hudson river as an inspiration. The Hudson river at Albany isn't much of an inspira- ton. for @ fact. Some day we'll take that fellow down to the Glen street dump and even then he'll probably burst out with The Odor of The Rose" or some such selection. But he has a pleasing voice and he fla vored with Calm As The Night V among others.
 If you want 10 bear with us. all right, but take it from Us, we have an awful mob of stations 10 report on. Some of them will be mentioned and others-will not. Asterisk. As terisk. Asterisk.
 My gosh, We stumbled into en- other Of those "unknoWn" persons as We SGlIe4 lllLOHEu " LL@It Ioo7-C41' We didn't even stay 10 hear what was going on. The missing persons bureau should be doing 8 thriving business, with every station boosting it's own particular human mystery.
 A Christian Science lecture was given at WHAP. New York, and, al though we didn't remain at the sta ton very long, we noted with pleasure that this broadcaster is once more giving good service. For time the wave was away off. The voice Of the speaker was sharp and clear last night.
 Ed. Buiger's Radio orchestra from WEBJ, New York, proved to be just an ordinary organization, Of which there are so many. The music was entertaining. but why stay with band like that when there are so many other professional group with special orchestrations and big time stuff?
 Commendable close harmony and