Years ago, I acquire three 10inch paper thin radio transcriptions marked WAAT. I learned this was the radio station emanating from the historic Loews Jersey Theatre (where my daughter Heather was married). If you go downstairs there today you can see the now empty large radio studio room, and the big window where the control room was . This transcription for a shoe company seems to date from 1933 and features Erno Rapee's Orchestra and a singer named Irene Collins.

WAAT Dub  Who Walks In

4/21 Wurlitzer, NY Paramount Studio

Forgotten Melody (signature tune)
Hearts Are Never Blue in Blue Kalua
Change Partners and Dance
Love Doesn't Grow on Trees
Bambina
No Wonder I'm in Love
Summer Souvenirs
Forgotten Melody (reprise)

Jesse Crawford, organ  --  NBC Radio Broadcast, September 13, 1938

4/28 Wurlitzer organ, recorded live at the 1964 ATOE Convention.  Spoken introduction by Ben M. Hall.

Pearl White in Concert  --  Shea's Buffalo, May 18, 1964

4/26 Wurlitzer, former Paramount Theatre, Brooklyn, NY

Billy Nalle --  Live in Concert, Long Island University, Brooklyn, NY, July 1970, Part 2

Jesse Crawford, organ:  Lonely Hour

Quentin Maclean, organ; J. Frank Willis, announcing.

Recorded at the First Church of Christ Scientist, Toronto.  Casavant organ.  

End of the fugue is incomplete.

1957 broadcast, CBC radio.

Toccata, Adagio, and Fugue - J. S. Bach (Quentin Maclean, organist)

4/21 Wurlitzer organ, Trocadero Cinema, Elephant and Castle, London, England.  Columbia DB 909, recorded August 18, 1932.  Audio restoration by Alan Bunting.

Anchor's Weighed
Three Fishers Went Sailing
The Storm (Hullah)
Asleep in the Deep
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep
Fingal's Cave (Mendelssohn)
The Flying Dutchman (Wagner)
Eternal Father
The Storm, Finale


A Storm Fantasia - Quentin Maclean, organ

Quentin Maclean plays the 3/13 Legge organ at CBC Studios, J. Frank Willis reads poetry.  No date.

This program was broadcast over Trans-Canada Network on Tuesday evenings at 11:30 PM.

Quentin Maclean, organ; J. Frank Willis, reader:  "Nocturne" Broadcast, CBC Radio, Organ and Poetry

4/21 Wurlitzer organ, New York Paramount Theatre Studio, February 8, 1931.

Helen Crawford, organist
Louis A. Witten, announcer
Paul Small, tenor
Aldo Ricci, conductor, "The Royal Duotones"

THE ROYAL DUOTONES
Canebreak - Gardiner
Lover, Come Back to Me (Paul Small)

HELEN CRAWFORD
Thanks to You
Overnight
Walkin' My Baby Back Home (Paul Small)

THE ROYAL DUOTONES
Sing-Song Girl (Paul Small)

Helen Crawford, organist, "Royal Typewriter Hour," CBS Radio, February 8, 1931, Part 2.

The Troubadours (Nat Shilkret)
New York, 22 December 1927

I like the beat of this tune, typical as the Shilkret's arrangements !!

SHILKRET BANDS (Filtrés) 040619

THE WHIP (22.12.1927)

Nick Renkosik playing George Gershwin's "Love is Here to Stay" on John Cornue's 2/16 Barton/Hybrid theatre organ.

Helen Crawford, organist, "Royal Typewriter Hour," CBS Radio, February 8, 1931, Part 2.

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