New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-09-07

presume children are responsible,
for we can't imagine any sane grown
person INDUCING in such
Just a minute. we are sorry to in
terrupt, but WBBM, Chicago, comes
forward with the important an
nouncement that Charlie Garland,
the versatile director OF that sta
TONS studio, has resigned. He will
be succeeded by Kelly Smith, bust
ness manager OF the studio, who will
look after both positions. Charlie has
gained wide favor with fans through
his piano and organ work and also
through his refreshing manner of
announcements. He is starting a
piano school in the near future. We,
for one, will miss him and We know
many others in this city will regret
the fact that he will appear no more
before the mike.
Well, as we were saying, We can't
imagine any sane person engaging
in such pestiferous antics. The
squeals emanating from the regenos
Sunday were terrific, just like old
times. Nearly all the programs dur
ing the day were spoiled, including
the church services and the after
noon program from WIZ. The recital
from WPG, Atlantic City, was also
thrown into the gutter, thanks to the
hoWls and rumbles,
WBAL, Baltimore, came through
loud on Sunday evening, the WBAL
concert orchestra providing an up
lifting program. Among the selec-
tions played by this able organiza-
ton were by The Brook" and
group from the opera Carmen
william Tell overture was heard
to good advantage from WICK, De-
troit, where Schmemen's band was
providing it's daily concert. This sta
ton also came in loud. Among 9TH
ers we heard on Sunday evening
were WTAM, Cleveland. with the
twilight musicale; WBZ, Springfield,
and the Copley- Plaza orchestra, and
WIZ, with the evening chimes.
And now We come to yesterday.
First we shall take up the after
moons struggle. We heard WOR,
Newark. and WIZ, New York, to-
say nothing of WNYC, New York.
From WOR came music by the Cen
trail Park Casono dance orchestra.
The numbers were we'll played, but
the work of the band could have
been improved. The orchestra didn't
seem capable of taking care Of the
difficult orchestrations, to tell the
truth. Among the numbers, which
were worth listening to, at any rate,
we're Lets Take a Ferry Boat and
Mary Lou"
WNYC, with Naumberg symphony
concert from Central Park, waxed
very classical. We didn't say Gerry
long, since, if you remember WNIC's
location. there is lots OF code to be
heard from time to time, and some
| things more.
Campbell and Cousin, couple OF
harmony boys, helped us pass very
pleasant half hour. when they APP
pcared at VIZ late in the afternoon.
Their manner OF delivery was re
freshing and they proved to be two
very fair singers, also. They deserve
a place on the evening schedule
some time. Among the numbers were
Hey. Hey" SLEEPY Head
How'd You Like To Be the Ice
Nam" and Bring Back Those Min
streI Days"
The evening w9s well nigh perfect.
Aside from tho hGzZ, it was as good
a night as we nav" heard in some
time. There was plenty of distance
for the Ok fan ana the air was filled
with unusual stations
VITO offered Walter Dawley In
program of organ collections, among
them being The Trail Which Leads
Back Home" Walking Around in
Circles" and Let Ne Call You
Sweetheart" Say what you please,
Prof. Dawley is our favorite radio
organist.
WBAL, Baltimore, very, very
loud, offered the VIDAL dance or
chestra in another excellent pro
gram, the numbers including Caro-
lima Moon" and Mountain Green
cry"