[78-L] Who is William Robyn?

[Jim Whipkey]

I've been back to the auctions and  last night  won a pile of old records,  some junk, some  nice ones, some I  recognize, etc. But there is one  which is   totally new to me.  I have a Victor  record with two songs  performed by William Robyn (Tenor with orchestra).   I do not recall ever running across him before.  The singing is pretty  typical of  those from  the  20s and 30s,  high pitched,  well-enunciated,  on tune male tenor.  The  selections are:  Down the Trail to Home Sweet Home  and I'm in Heaven when I'm in my Mother's Arms. It's  Victor  number 18686.  Anyone know anything about   this guy? Oh,  my  big excitement at the pile of records,  found  an old Eddy Arnold,  Enclosed, one broken heart and Cuddle Buggin' Baby,  and   a great Selvin's novelty Orchestra playing Dardenella and My Isle of Golden Dreams.
Jim Whipkey