Society & Culture:History
We pick up this week with another in our series of previously lost radio programs from WHBC in Canton, Ohio, transferred from a small collection of “throwaway” working lacquers from the station.
This is the last of the episodes in the collection of “Hymns and Their Romance”, a series featuring Major Charles McCray of the Salvation Army, with organist Martin Alexander, telling the stories behind famous hymns. The program for April 2, 1950 focuses on the story behind “Ride On, Ride On, In Majesty”.
Our mp3 was transferred from an original 16” Audiodisc lacquer.
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