New Britain herald., 1926-03-12

| gram. Last night the chorus was in good form and WBZ itself wasn't working 50 bad, The voices camt through clear, loud and everything else said in a descriptive manner. Especially pleasing was the rondi- ton of "On the Road 10 Mandalay." Miss Jones, violnist, who assisted the chorus and took the air when | tho club was threatened with eX- haustion, discharged her duties very woll, playing "Eomance."
 When the Corn is Waving" with ] demonstration by regeneratve set 10 show how 1t waves, occurred at WIZ, New York, and everybody seemed to be surprised at that fact. The num- | Der was sung by the Irish Minstrel | Boys, whether well or not we don't know, because the howl from the made them sound all out of tune. Our Blooper friend had a hard job finding WIZ and he hadn't succeed . cd in tuning the station when We left three days later, You have 10 give those fellows credit. Like mules | (to make real sense, Insert "other" before 'mules"D they're stubborn and stick worse than. flies to flypa- 1 per. The inference is that mules sick to flypaper, which was not in- tended. However, take it as you will. This country is still free in theory. Sophie Tucker. at the Press down near Brooklyn Bridge. was heard from WNYC. That is, Sophie and the code. And in spite of the fact that Sophie, as We aftcctionately call her. did her best. the code operators beat her out and her singing will re main ever lost us to. The Collegiate Rambler also appeared. giving US q taste of some dance music as was dance music. Fast snappy and everything else, The station was loud, but, alas, so was the code. And now, we'll tell you. There was an intensely disgusting sputter- ing down on the low waves, static up on the high waves, together with code and our old friend the 15-sec- ond intcrmission biIzz. All Of which came through slick.
 l If an announcer can't make out the name of selection, how on 1 aaTtl, ara +1,a ,,oor ,nt];o fo.n =. so? WJAX's mouthpicce stated that "The DeLuxe Blues" would be play 1 cd, The guessed that was what it was" although he couldn't make it out. WAX, for the benefit of the uninitiated is located down in that country where the only thing free is the hot air, Florida, the land of | promise, where the sun always shines, where its always spring, and lots of other stuff
 All Chicago stations came in we'll That saves us the trouble of playing any fayorltes, because if we did some of them might get sore. Just the other day We received a letter from one of the stations which said, Say, buddy. where do you get that stuff? Amt our station as good as the others? You're all wet"
 
 A pianologue, q Wonder Where My Baby, etc, etc" and Show Me the Way, likewise, etc. etc., came out of the silly, we mean. stlly, night, from WISE, Atlanta just as crisp and clear as it sounded in the stu dio. Soch a nice gel.
 We also heard WRVA, Richmond, where a collection of old Southern songs was being played. The station was rather mixed up with a collec- ton of debris, but we made out "Old Black Joe 'and Dixie" A. dahncc band, as they say in Lunnon, offered also "If l Had A Girl Like You" "Remember," Pal of My Cradle Days and others, oh, yes, a variety of others.
 That's all for today, thanks!
 P. E. L.