Radio Programs Promote Tonight’s Gilbert and Sullivan Broadcast
Local interference reports list WLW airing the second act of Pinafore from 11 to 11 45 PM with Vera Ross Thelma Keasier Franklin Bens Louis John Johan among cast. NBC carries Charlie Chan at 7 30 PM and Howard Jones interview on WABC at 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Ross
Thelma Keasier
Franklin Bens
Louis John Johen
Charlie Chan
NBC
Howard Jones
University of Southern California
WABC
Garner
Congress
Juin
NEC
Betty Dando
Jackson
WEA
WEAG
BR. L. Smith
U. of Cincttinati
WLW
Radio Schedule Highlights From Today’s Programs
A dense list of broadcast times and performers across networks including Columbia System and WEAF. Notable entries feature Irene Beasley, Amos n Andy, Lowell Thomas, Betty Boop, Cab Calloway, Al Jolson, and George Olsen among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Boop
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Jack Fulton, Jr
Hollywood
Thurston
Tomorrow's Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Concerts
A dense air schedule lists programs and performers by time from 2:15 to 1:36 with acts like River Reports Sunshine Boys Farm Forum Syncopaters and Thelma Kessler. Notable names include Gene and Glenn Simon Boccanegra Ford Rush Los Amigos Ruth Etting and Connie Boswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Reports
Sunshine Boys
Farm and Home
Farm Forum
Syncopaters
Happy Jack
Radio Troubedours
Simon Boccanegra
Santa Claus
Ford Rush
Bob Newhall
Gene and
Glenn
Boss” Johnson
Tony Cabooch
Los Amigos
Orchestra
the Follies
Thelma Kessler
Connie Boswell
Hollywood Newsboy
The
Magic Voice
Ishem Jones
Ruth Etting
Bend
Willan O'Neal
Vaughn de Leath
Royal Cahedhena
Dance Orchestra
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights of Concerts and Readings
A dense listing of time slots for Sunday programs across multiple stations and venues, including children's hour, church forums, orchestras, bands, recitals, love stories, religious talks, and various performances. Notable entries include Alfred Schehie Organ, Cincinnati Symphony, Ed McConnell, Sunday Matinee, and Radio League segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Forum
Alfred Schehie
Cincinnati Symphony
Radio League
Ed McConnell
Tas
Alice Remsen
Morin
Thelma Kessler
Local Social Ties Highlight Weekend Visits
Harrisonville residents toured relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hanning and children with the Hulls. Parkersburg visitors included Mrs. Ava Gilkey and Lola. Cora McKinley assisted a ill father William Gilmore while Andrew Dye visited Pomeroy. Ina Warner stayed with Coelle Alkire. BE Hull of Newark came after a death in Langeville and visited W. E. Hull. Pearl Jordan and family visited John Jordan’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Hanning
Howard Hull
Ava Gilkey
Lola
Blanch Peyton
Parkersburg
Cora McKinley
Willam Gilmore
Andrew Dye
Pomeroy
Ina Warner
Coelle Alkire
BE. E. Hull
Newark
Langeville
W. E. Hull
Pearl Jordan
John Jordan
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Popeye
Freckles
BY Blosser
Wat Tabeth
Marveluths
CABLE
Sam
Ser
MR. Warden
By Martin
Lemme
A.M
By Williams
BY Ahern
Val
Jove
Loomin
L Gres
Scro
Stu
Henry T Rainey
House
Wwlw
Singing Lady
Okahoma Bob
Amos “N' Andy
Chandu
Black and Blue
the Puddle Family
Pat Barnes
Gilbert Alia Sullivan
Irene Beasley
Just Plain
Bill
Zee and
Marge
Buck Rogers
William Hall
Morton Downey
Charles Carlile
Isham Jones
Symphony Orch
Royal Canadians
Dance Orch
Eddie
Ralph
Lew White
Cab Calloway
WEAF
Heywood Broun
Jane Froman
Art Quintet
Jones and Hare
Goldbergs
Jessica Dragonette
Leo Reisman
al Jolson
Floyd Gibbons
Lanny Ross
Anson Weeks
George Olsen
Ralph Kirbery
L’heure Exquise
Economic World
Ernc Raper
Jack Denny
Paul Wytemen
Taxpayers’ League
Elemee Music
Carnival of Nations
Buccaneers
Pingers
Pickens Sisters
Columbia System
Columbia
Cathedral
Church of the Air
the Hoosier
Symphony Orchestra
Stet
Jack Bean
Roxy
Paul Whiteman
Bill and
Henry
Howard Haggard
Red Adams
Oli Trede
Mark
Walter Winchell
Gusting Masser
Teatery Dra
Jane Proman
Mey and
Lewnhurst
International Forurg
Eddie Cantor
David Lawrence
Panilar
Ohman and Arden
Donald Nevis
Gus van
Harrisonville
George Clark
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