Daily radio schedule highlights for May 12
A dense roster of radio programming across the nation lists WEAF and many affiliates airing concerts, orchestras, soloists, operas, and special programs. Entries include hospital day programs, sailings of Princess Ida, youth events, and varied time slots with notes on stations, frequencies, and program titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
WLW
WGON
WNYC
CNRO
CARO
KOA
Cincinnati
Visconti
Martha
WSAIL
WKRC
WOC
Davenport
Erwin Swindell
Denver
Tillotson
WHO
Des Moines
Little Symphony
Vaughan
WOS
Jefferson City
Plains
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Wdaf Pavers
KFAR
Lincoln
Los Are
Leheman
Louisville
The Happy Wanderers by Thornton W Burgess
A Burgess bedtime tale follows Mrs Grouse and her family as they wander the Green Forest learning where to find food water and shelter. Mr Grouse teaches the youngsters to avoid humans and prepare for hunting season while a warning about two legged threats remains. The story closes with the next tale announced as Johnny Chuck Startles Chatterer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Grouse
Mr. Grouse
Grouse
Tere
Judge Reeder Loses Grip on Record Bass Catch
Fans and family rally as Amarillo judge famed for fishing endures a rare loss at Palo Duro club. A monster bass snapped his line during a dramatic struggle, ending his flawless record with a dramatic splash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge C
Reeder
Judge Reeder
Amarillo
Izaak Walton
Waterloo
Palo Duro Club
Jude
New York Day by Day Highlights Transit and Theater Life
A 1926 column notes Monday theater attendance in New York is low due to weekend fatigue while Tuesday draws locals seeking pictures and Sunday dominates movie palaces. It also describes Fifth Avenue bus waits, crowding, and free barber college classes in Bowery areas offering 5 to 16 cent shaves and 20 cent haircuts as part of city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New
Audi
Fifth Avenue
Waoehington Square
Bowery
Blackmail Threats Stir Romance Behind New York Party
Luella fails to reveal why Rogers fears two women menacing him with blackmail. In a car ride through Manhattan's lights he confesses they found out a business secret, and he has silenced them with money. He invites her Nassau and Cuba plans, as she schemes to push her access to his wealth and the film project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rogers
Luella
Rogers
Charleston
Wilsey
Luella Loder
Hudson
Gel
Lou
Tuella
Philip Andover
Tluella
Nassau
Cuba
Bahamas
New York
What They Say To The Globe On Amarillo Boxing
A reader argues boxing is the leading indoor sport in America and urges Amarillo to host boxing matches. The letter cites Southwest boxers Dick Griffin Duke Trammell Wildcat Monte Bobby Vincent Kid Doerland and others and suggests local groups like the American Legion or Elks promote matches for profit and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
America
Southwest
Dick Griffin
Duke Trammell
Wildcat Monte
Bobby Vincent
Kid Doerland
Buddy Chamber
Warren Smith
Arch Cooper
American Legion
Elks
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Amarillo Globe
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Wilbur
Hawk
Associated Press
Televoyones
Ews Department
Usiness Department
Amalillo
ASUS
Owas
Ense Sesgewres
Sboeeseeseeenes
SY Mall
Oklhoma
New Mexico
Seceae
United Press
WEFI
Boston
WGR
Buffalo
Bianobow
Merrymakers
Troubadours
Lo—Olympa Orchestra
Kmm
Cane Orchestra
WG Ib
WTAM
Cleveland
WEAO
Columbus
Oqesary
GHP
Detroit
WTEC
Hartford
Traepearts
Harthent Saeegerband
Orgar Evera
Waar
Miami
Leach
Newark
Pinner Music
Balslatka
France” Orchestra
Werrymakers
Cilbert & Sutlwan
Kaderman
Wiz
Wper
Ana
Bert Baden-Powell
COR
Ottawa
Cnro Orchestra
Salon
WLIT
Philadelphia
Dream Daddy
Arcadia Orchestra
Woo
Dsylvania Orchestra
Fox Theatre
Ritz-Carlton Orchestra
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WCAE
William Penna
WJAR
Providence
WRVA
Richmond
Robert Hyde
Petersburg
WAHG
Richmond Hill
Nickels
Blue Bells
L Wgy
Schenectady
Stocies
Reading
Easmnan Orchestra
Rochester
Rochester _WBZ, SPRINGFIEL——333.1—900 k, Koc Music
Bateba AU Forum
Tittle _ Players
the League
WBZ
CFCA
Army Band
Srivakte Watsons Orchestra
WCAP
Washington
Vost
WSB
Atlanta
Orchestra
KYW
Chicago
Congress Carnival
Wit A
Leeware and
Muse
Chicago Krevt Cebate
Witt
WLS
WEBH
Oriwle Orchestra
O - 60
Orwle Orchestra
WGN
WLIB
S -Wall
Madison
WCCO
Minn’polis
WSM
Nashville
College Pogram
Hopkinsville
WSMB
New Orleans
KGW
Portland
KSD
ST. Louis
Statler Orchestra
KPO
San Francisco
Singer’s Orchestra
Lind’s Orchestra
WPG
WEAL
WRAP
WFAA
WOAW
WGBS
CNRT
CNRE
CNRA
CNRV
CNRM
WCBD
WRC
WJY
Wfl
WIP
WMC
U.P
Burgess
Happy
By Thornton W. Burgess
Oll Mother West
T. W. Burgess
Johnny Chuck
Chatterer
Alexander Meikelpohn
Univsity of Wisconsin Pilosophy Department
American Library Association
Meiklepohn
Meiklejohn
McIntyre
Ence
Robert Benchley
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Tin Man
Randal Drug Co
California
Luke
R. Siedge
Mississippi
Walter Lehnitz
Happy Men
Lyko Medicine
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