Radio Schedule Highlights Framed by War Era Programs
A detailed listing of KGNC radio programming across Friday and Saturday, featuring NBC and Blue network slots. Scheduled shows include Victory Tunes, News by Air, Frankie Masters Orchestra, Freedom's Fighting Men, Your All Time Hit Parade, Waltz Time, The Trading Post, Betty Crocker segments, United States Guard on Parade, and various NBC music and news blocks across morning and afternoon hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waring
Victory Tunes
NBC
News of the World
H. V. Kaltenborn
Frankie Masters
Freedom's Fighting Men
Allan Prescott
Our Fighting Men
Faeney Riggs
Betty Lou
Elmer Davis
Richard Harkness
Sky Pilot
Farm
the Trading Post
Dick Leibert
News
Air
Carl Kress
Victory Ads
Bob Hamilton
Shorty
Sue
Betty Crocker
United States Guard
Music Room
Ave
Battle of Wits
Winstop Duzzit
Roy Shield
People's War
United States Air Forces Band
Liza
Dick Todd
Alex Dreier
MBS
Chevrolet
TSN
John Gunther
el Haren
Texas Wranglers
al Goodman
Orch
Victory
Central Baptist Church
Horace Heidt
Blue
Charlie Spivak
Black
National Farm and Home Hour
John Josey
Bing Crosby
Law MclIntire
Tommy Tucker
Hawaii
Coward film opens at State Theater celebrating destroyers
Noel Coward's In Which We Serve opens a four day engagement at the State Theater. The biography of a destroyer the H M S Torrin honors the Royal Navy and its seamen with scenes of Dunkirk evacuations and wartime duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Coward
Celia Johnson
Ann Stephens
Daniel Massey
State Theater
Royal Navy
Dunkirk
Greece
Crete
Torrin
Kinross
Farmerettes On Stage Last Time Tonight at High School
The Farmerettes stage show closes tonight at 8 in the Amarillo High School auditorium. A PTA fundraiser for the Victory Garden aims to aid students and underprivileged children with vegetables and nutrition. Tickets 30 cents. proceeds go to the PTA fund. last night drew a large crowd and surpassed $900 in advance sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerettes
Parent- Teacher Association
Victory Garden
Glenn Bowen
PTA
Call Soon for WAVES Officer Candidates
Lieut. Edward C. Lawson, in charge of Naval Officer Procurement for the region, said WAVES officer candidates in the area will receive travel orders to report for duty within days. He cited training facility shortages but noted WAVES are entering service, enabling colleges to boost training quotas. Ten Amarillo women wait for orders as Lawson’s staff plan another enlistment push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Lawson
Globe News Today
Oklahoma City
Washington
Amarillo
Lawson
Dixie Dice Vitamin Debs Show Leads Amarillo Evening
Union organized the orchestra and the show features as many acts as there were schools in the city. Cordie Rose Smith and Gwendolyn English drew applause with their numbers while a Mexican girl quartet and many other acts showcased staging at the event. Audience cheers and good natured boos kept the energy high as Miss Dice plans a Corpus Christi summer departure with her husband Bob Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Dean
Dixie Dice
Miss Dice
Amarillo
Texas
Gene Estes
Ace Estes
Cordie Rose Smith
Patton High Negro School
Gwendolyn English
Peggy Cleghorn
Shirley Williams
Central High
St. Mary's Academy
McKinley
Joycie Layne Conger
Alice Landergin
Ringolettes
Sanborn
Glenwood
Lee Bivins
Margaret Wills
Pleasant Valley
San Jacinto
Wolflin
Wilson
Summit
Bowen
Dolly Pendleton
Howard Lynch
Ber Atnight
Corpus Christi
Bob Watson
Navy
Desperadoes and Disney Cartoons At Local Theaters
Today through Tuesday film program features The Desperadoes with Randolph Scott and Claire Trevor in Technicolor plus Pluto and the Armadillo. Also Modest Miracle and Hi Ya Chum with Ritz Brothers and Jane Frazee. Showtimes vary by venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Ford
Claire Trevor
Randolph Scott
Hi'ya
The
Ritz Brothers
Glen Ford
Pluto
Pluto and
Tattoo
Paramount World News
Jane Frazee
Leon Errol
Roy Rogers Film at Liberty Theater This Weekend
Roy Rogers stars in Romance On the Range on a double bill with Tanks a Million starring William Tracy at the Liberty Theater Friday and Saturday. The article notes the Emperor Claudius Aqueduct required a 30 mile tunnel, built by 30,000 workers in 11 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rogers
William Tracy
Liberty
Liberty Theater
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Post, JR
Gracie Allen
Mr. and
Mrs. North
Gracie
Rex Theater
Riders of the Northland
Lyric Theater
Golden West
Rialto Theater
Ann Rutherford
Red Skelton
Diana Lewis
Capitol Theater
Omaha Trail
America
Dean Jagger
James Craig
Donald Meek
Pamela Blake
Texas Today
Laraine Day
Nelson Stuart
Keye Luke
M-G-M
Burma Road
Victory Theater
KGNC
Tio Ke
KFDA
Fulton Lewis, Jr
H. ¥. Robertson & CO
Oliver-Eakle
Raymond Graham
Kfda Vor
Fyram and
Barry Nelson
Stuart Seve
Lone To
Leon
E Ok
Grable
Qakie
Song of the Islands
GRANT
V. of F. W. Oe
Pera
Cyenis
Ebel Wreh
Oakes Agency
U. S
Fine Diamonds
J.T. Russell Jeweler
Amasillo
LYRI
Jimmy Durante
Jane Wyman
Charles Starrett
Russell
Hayden
Wn Oy
Wumellllal
Paramount
Capitol
Lloyd Nolan
Heather Angel
Nation
Donald Duck
der Puehrer
Rialto
Old Chisholm Trail
Johnny Mack Brown
Jackson St
Rainbow Gardens
Joe Scott
Glenn
Ever Evelyn Keyes
Edgar Buchanan
Columbia
Color Cartoon
Novelty and
World News
Aviatrix Club
Carlton Scales
Rex
West
Virginia
Allen
Norte
William Post
Jon Kie SI
Hall Montez
Sabu
Fritz Cowan
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