by Joseph Ivers Lawrence
In a quaint 1920s boarding house, a charming but naive baritone finds himself entangled in the affections of his fellow lodgers—until ambition, jealousy, and shifting loyalties reveal the fragile nature of friendship and love. As radio waves carry his voice into the world, Douglas Raymond must navigate the complexities of admiration, rivalry, and self-discovery in a story brimming with wit, warmth, and the timeless struggles of youth.
Transcribed from Argosy All-Story Weekly, August 11, 1928 (The Frank A. Munsey Company).