Mills Brothers Sign On New Radio Comedy Tonight at 7:15
Radio listings show the Mills Brothers on a new program tonight at 7:15 after Amos n Andy. Rumors say they may alter their quartet style with possible orchestra backing and new instrumental contrasts. The schedule includes an array of acts throughout the evening from 6:09 to 12:00 with Barbara Maure Abe Lyman and more.
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Mills Brothers
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Joe Palooka Debuts on CBS Tuesday Evening
Joe Palooka premieres in a new CBS feature marking his rise from clerk to world heavyweight boxing contender. The comic series debuts tonight with his on air persona and a playful note about his left hand.
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Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
The program lists time slots from 6:30 pm to 12:30 am featuring acts such as The Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie Dog Talk by Dr Glenn Adams Amos n Andy Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra Horace Heidt's Dance Orchestra and Hotel Orchestra among others including Sisters of the Skillet and Los Amigos.
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Pat Harrington
Sisters
Smilin
Ed McConnell
Talent Bureau
Hershel Luercke
The
Chatter
Marcella Uhl
Old Man Sunshine
Ford Rush
Horace Heidt
Bob Newhall
Lowell Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
Sunshine
Glenn Adams
Melody Speedway
Pietro
Vincent Lopez
Hotel Orchestra
Sisters of the Skillet
Frazier Hunt
Los Amigos
Sisters Three
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Featured Performers
The listing runs from 6:00 PM with Raising Junior through 12:30 AM featuring a mix of musical acts and programs. Notable entries include John Fogarty tenor at 10:15, Earl Hines Orchestra at 11:45, and Frank Grimm Orchestra at 12:15, with multiple ensembles and councils addressing education and cultural programming throughout the night.
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Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
Just Willie
Stebbins Boys
Billy Jones
Ernie Hare
National Advisory Council On Radio In Education
Sisters of the Skillet
John Fogarty
Paris Night Life
McCrary Brothers
Earl Hines
Hotel
Frank Grimm
Charles Agnew
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights a Full Night of Music
The list shows a seven hour sequence of programs from 6:00 pm to 2:30 am including orchestral concerts, performances by Robert Simmons, Alice Joy, Julia Sanderson, Frank Crumit, Mary and Bob, Ernc Rapee’s concert, and Jesse Crawford. Also featured are The Goldbergs, Bi Centennial Prosperity Mass Meeting, and multiple soloists and bands such as Russell Columbo and his Orchestra, Johnny Hamp, and Seymour Simon.
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the News
Washington
Federation
Robert Simmons
Alice Joy
The
Goldbergs
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
Mary and
Bob
Ernc Rapee
Ing
Russ Columbo
Jesse Crawford
Charles Dornberger
Orches
Schedule of morning radio programs and talks
A detailed daily timetable lists programs from 6:30 to 1:00 including Morning Devotions Talent Bureau broadcasts organ recitals talks by Dr. Ada Hart Arlitt Beatrice Fairfax and Pat Barnes, live livestock reports market updates and dance orchestras with multiple repetitions of Talent Bureau offerings.
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Arthur Chandler, Jr
Jolly Bill and Jane
Phil Cook
Burdettes
Ada Hart Arlitt
Colonel Goodbody
Beatrice Fairfax
Pat Barnes
Evening program schedule at Salvation Army benefits
A long Salvation Army event lists a full night of performances beginning at 6:25 with the P. M. 600 Orchestra. The lineup includes Hill Billy Music, Merie Thorpe, D Avrey of Paris tenor, Robert Simmons and Orchestra, The Goldbergs, Johnny Hart, The Old Counsellor, Grace Hayes, Gladys Rice, Jefferson Day Program, Ralph Kirbery the Dream Singer, Buddy Rogers and his California Cavaliers, and Charles Agnew and Orchestra through 12:30.
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Hill Billy Music
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D'Avrey
Paris
Robert Simmons
Alice Joy
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Goldbergs
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Gladys Rice
Ralph Kirbery
Buddy Rogers
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Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Performances
The lineup lists music acts and talks from 6 PM to midnight with artists such as Elsie Janis Mary Lewis and Cab Calloway. The program features piano duos, vocalists, orchestras and a 12:30 segment with Benny Kyte orchestra.
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Evening Lineup
The program lists top acts including Connie Boswell with Fred Berrens Orchestra at 8:00 and Bing Crosby with Freddie Rich at 6:45. Other featured performers include Myrt and Marge from Chicago, Easy Aces, Reis and Dunn, Morton Downey, Barbara Maurel, Singin Sam, Kate Smith, Colonel Stoopnagle, Wheaties Quartet, Nat Hilkret Orchestra, Nat Brusiloff, Street Singer, Howard Barlow, Don Redman, and the 10:00 Music That Satisfies segment with Nat Hilkret's Orchestra. The schedule spans from 6:15 to 11:30 with multiple orchestras and vocalists throughout the evening.
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Dunn
United Action For Employment
Paul Tremaine
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Marge
Chicago
Blues Singer
Mortony Downey
Anthony Wons
Barbara Maure
Males
Abe Lyman
Kelvin
Connie Boswell
Fred Berrens
Harold Stern
Bing Crosby
Lanny Rom
Reis and
Morton Downey
Barbara Maurel
Sam
Kate Smith
Colonel Stoopnagle
Budd
Wheaties
Edgar Wallace Story
Nat @hilkret
Welcome Lewis
Nat Brusiloff
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Howard Barlow
Don Redman
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