New Britain herald., 1926-09-13

Still" or words to that effect. Imag- inc any 1926 maiden accepting that | excuse, or what have you. without | coming back with some tart excla- nation? Ha-Ha.
 Western stations started to come in rather early and with excellent volume. We heard the news reports from WSAI, Cincinnati, a highly en- Tightening bit of broadcasting, to be sure. Then we switched over to WLS, Chicago, where Maurie Sher- mans orchestra, loud, but with static, entertained with "Only A Rose" Black Bottom" and Where Did You Get Those Eyes?" three very satisfactorily played selections.
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 WTAM, Cleveland, offered the Hotel Hollenden orchestra in "Cherie, Love You" finally switch ing to Ev Jones and his gang. We stayed while Ev called the roll and the orchestra played Climbing Up the Ladder of Love-" Reception was satisfactory.
 WLW, Cincinnati, surprised us by drifting in with considerable strength. We listened to an interest ing banjo recital by Fred Bacon. His rendition of "Glow Worm" and of Southern Airs" with variations couldn't have been beat.
 Of course, We heard WIZ and WBZ in the course of the evening" but we have to leave out some sta tions and they will have to be the goats this time, simply because of the fact that they always come in, no matter what the conditions may be.
 We tuned in on a political rally from a Canadian station, broadcast ing on 517 meters. We didn't get the call letters. but we found that the only station broadcasting on that wavelength are located at Edmon- ton, Alberta. If the station was an station, DIX was better than we had previously believed. It was a rally that would have fired the hearts of an American political group. A rapid fire speech in French, followed by an English oration, ap- parently pleased the gathering, since the applause was terrific. It was de- Clared that the aim of some party or other was to give the farmer the same protection the American farm CT receives, whatever that is.
 WSB, Atlanta, came in very loud also, bass solo, The Lighthouse Bell," being rendered. That old timer was well done, as was violin solo of Indian Love Call" from Rose Marie" WJAZ, Chicago, and WSWS, also Chicago, were loudly represented with dance music.
 Yesterday was "squeal Day" throughout the United States, and | t was fittingly observed by New l Britain members of the "BIoopers," "tll hiO"i II Sd uteil SOCltLS' l4lC New Britain organization seems to nave its quota and we listened to several solos and ensemble numbers y well chosen group of players.
 There was a wide Vareity of code ast evening and we didn't stray far rom home. VEAL, Baltimore, of cred the VEAL concert orchestra n The Merrymakers. WMAF, south Dartmouth, the old Sunday offered a wide variety of music ranging from old time songs o the latest dance selections. Frank 7arrel's orchestra played Every hing Will Happen For The Best"
 And SO we'll have to leave. Our pace has run out, although we have everal more stations to speak of. Chicago was represented by WHIT md VICES, to say nothing of NBBM and WOk, all of which came trough slick woe, Davenport, and he Palmer Little Symphony took us or a trip into Operaland, too.
 That's all for today thanks!
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