Three Mesquiteers at Liberty on Friday and Saturday
The Three Mesquiteers Bob Steele Tom Tyler and Rafe Davis headline a Western comedy at the Liberty theater. Also on the bill is The Liano Kid with Tito Gale Sond ergaard and Alan Mowbray. Double feature runs Friday and Saturday in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Steele
Tom Tyler
Rafe Davis
Cimarron
Liano Kid
Tito
Gale Sondergaard
Alan Mowbray
the Liberty
Radio Schedule Highlights NBC Lineup and Programs
A detailed listing of KGNC and NBC daytime and nighttime programs for Friday and weekend slots. Highlights include Fred Waring in Pleasuretime, News by Air, Waltz Time, You Cant Do Business With Hitler, and sports and music shows across NBC and CBS networks, with multiple time blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waring
NBC
H. V. Kaltenborn
Hitler
Wes Izzard
Australia
The
Sky Pilot
the Trading Post
Air
Pegey Anderson
Breakfast Club of the Air
Hank Lawson
Knights of the Road
Vic and Sade
David Harum
Battle of Wits
Salon Orchestra
USA
Alex Drier
Captain Midnight
Mbs-West
Col. Stoopnagie
Ontario
Blu Amos and Andy
Cbs
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nhe
Irene Rich
Johnson Family
Grand Central
Nbe Bnas
Blu
Lucille Manners
Nbe
Kate Smith
Cal Tinney
Ore
Elmer Davis
Abe Lyman
Elsa Maxwell
Bob Hawk
Morgan Beatty
Cba
Nbc-East
Nbc-West
Nbc-Red
Radio Schedule Fragments and Brazil Diamond Export Note
The listing shows a dense run of radio programs from Captain Midnight to Amos and Andy with a note of Brazil planning to ship nearly 600 000 carats of commercial diamonds to the United States in the next two years. The page mixes broadcasts and a short economic update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
United States
Maverick Club’s Own Column at Boys Ranch Day Events
The Maverick Club plans a day at Boys Ranch with swimming hiking and horseback riding for members earning credits. An overnight trip to Biv ins Ranch is on the schedule. The piece recalls lively club activities including contests scores and a playful argument between Tudor Tilley and Bobby Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Ranch
Bivins Ranch
Grady Rutledge
Grady
Art Sharp
Art
Gem Lake
Lemond Fox
Joe McLaughlin
Buzzy York
Eddie Tillie
Richard Skapple
Rodney Skapple
Fox
Rodney
Buzzy
Eddie
Richard
Bobby Davis
Maverick Club
Bobby Lee
Tudor Tilley
Eddie Tillis
Ernest Thrasher
Bert Collins
Douglas Stephens
Curtis Bickly
Darrell Sharp
Jimmy Hamilton
Jimmy Spruills
Jimmy Caudill
Tudor
Mary
Bobby Joe
Mary Joe
Bobby
Private Buckaroo at State Theater Stars James and Andrews Sisters
The musical comedy Private Buckaroo comes to the State Theater for three days featuring Harry James and his orchestra with the Andrews Sisters. The show follows performers in an Army cantonment with many cast members appearing as themselves, including Dick Foran Ernest Truex Shemp Howard and Mary Wickes. The Sisters and James previously set box office records in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry James
Andrews Sisters
State Theater
Jennifer Holt
Dick Foran
Joe E. Lewis
Shemp Howard
Ernest Truex
Private Buckaroo
State
Uncle Sam
Andrews
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Joe E. Brown
Joe Made Wilder
Texas Theater
Jeffrey Lynn
Jane Wyman
Edward Everett Horton
Rex Theater
Amarillo Tire Exchange
S. Fill
Troy
Tyler
Liberty
New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Westchester County
Connecticut
New York City
Hutchinson
Kas
KGNC
KFDA
Fulton Lewis Johnson
Red Ryder
Treasury Star Parade
Rhythm Wranglers
Nowe
Danke Orchestra
Dixieland Serenaders
Slan
630
Wake Up and Live
AOO
Hi Neighbors
Club of the Air
BRBC
Red Cross Nutrition
Merritt Ruddock
Jerry Wald
Coast Guard
Colonial Network
Orch
Texas Wranglers
Johnny Long
Palmer House
Charlie Agnew
Lang Thompson
Les Brown
Claude Thornhill
Mutual
Billy Catizone
Hollywood Orchestra
Prog the Lone Ranger
Eastelu
Mbs
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Cbs-Basie
Cbs Dixie Baseball
Ted Steele
Nbe Lum
Abner
Pine Ridge
Frank Parker
Cbs-Basic
cbs-Dixie
Jack Armstrong
Bill Stern
Nbce
Lowell Thomason
News
Basic
the Escorts
Chicago
Barbara Stanwyck
Henry Fonda
Capital Hotel
Apitol
Pierce
Nevada City
Saddle Mountain
Ray Corrigan
John King
Max Terhune
Dead End
Victory Theater
Charles E. Fuller
RADIO
Globe News
of the Red Cross
Southwest
Amarillo Horse Show
Malin
Texas
Peggy Drake
Tahiti
South Seas
Paramount
Charles Laughton
Jon Hall
W.O.W. Hall
Ladin 1
Henry
Cretney Drug
6Th and
Polk-or-your Favorite
Nowly Rcc
Roy Rogers
Gabby Hays
Eric Linden
Anna Doran
Criminal
Tycharles Laughtc Laughton
Francen
Gene Reynolds
Bates
Cecil B
John WA
Raymond Myne
Ray Mill
Andreet
Robert
Susan Hayward
Samuel R. Stone
Wichita
Kansas
Harlingen
Stone
Lincoln, Washington
Spain
James
China
Shanghai
Nanking
Tito Guizar
Gale Snedergaard
Llono Kid
Asa
Adele Mara
Man
With Frank Albertson
Rex
Kee the
Boby
Disappe
Mike Redwine
Janis O'Brien
Nat West
Georgia
Amarillo
American Legion
4Th and Jefferson
Butch
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