Radio Programs By Local Interference on New Year's Eve 1932
Radio programs by major networks run from 11 p m Saturday to 4 p m Sunday as 1932 ends. WABC will broadcast Big Ben from 6 55 to 7 01 p m Saturday with CBS bands Guy Lombardo Hal Kemp Wayne King Dom Redman and Ted Fiorito from 12 01 to 3 45 a m. The March of Time segment reviews 1932 events including the Lindbergh kidnapping and Manchurian war forces. Tom Howard and George Shelton host Tuesday night at 9 over WABC with Bing Crosby tied to the same series on other nights.
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Big Ben
London
CBS
Guy Lombardo
Hal Kemp
Wayne King
Dom Redman
Ted Fiorito
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Tom Howard
George Shelton
WABC
Bing Crosby
Radio Schedule Highlights From Daily Program Lineup
Today's network lineup runs from 4:00 to 11:30 with music theater and talks. Acts include Morrie and Marion Fats Waller Low Down Tea Time Trio and the Singing Lady plus Amos n Andy Gene and Glenn Chandu and more across Columbia WEAF and other stations.
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Sunshine Boys
Orchestra
Hollywood
Betty Boop
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Royal Vagabonds
Five Star Theater
Ensemble
Thurston Magician
Eddie and
Ralph
Alice Joy
Orch
Mrs. Nagsby
Lew White
Tomorrow's Radio Schedule Card Counts Long List of Performers
A dense on air lineup lists Gilbert Bettman, River Reports, Sunshine Boys, National Farm, orchestras, choruses, comic acts, and international broadcasts from morning to late night. Highlights include Gene and Glenn, George Olsen, Tony Cabooch, Ruth Etting, Jan Garber, London Broadcast, New York New Years, and a German Band amid a full day of music and variety.
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Gilbert Bettman
River Reports
Sunshine Boys
National Farm
Happy Jack
the Ambassadors
Andy Mansfield
Hotel
Ford Rush
Gene
Glenn
Sunday Broadcaster Schedule Highlights
An extensive Sunday timetable lists programs across hours from 9:00 to 12:00 plus evening slots. Notable entries include Morning Musicale, Symphony Concert, Mystery Tenor, Thelma Kessler, Walter Winchell, Paul Whiteman, Eddie Cantor, and Flying Dutchmen, with numerous choirs, recitals, dramas, and religious services interspersed.
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Church Forum
Radio League
Ed McConnell
Paul Whiteman
Eddie Cantor
Orchestra
Trade
Walter Winchell
Leonard Watson
Thelma Kessler
Southern Singers
Sylvanians
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Popeye
Freckles
Trat
Appy
Uncle Harry
Meebe
Sahara
Aptert
Your Highness
Pandemonia
Willna
Wwant Citizens Welfare Society
Natilia
E. C. Segar
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Nevermind
U.S
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Listy Gay
Grand Salon
AW Naw Gee
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By Blosser
BY Martin
Jam Cao
Ouch
Mr. Mator
Mator
BY Ahern
Trgsting Asng
Major LO
Egad
Oswald
Mrs. Hoople
BY Williams
Paw
Mes
Morrie and
Marion
Fats Waller
Oklahoma
Bob Newhall
Amos
N’ Andy
Gene and
Chandu
Detectives
Bob Nolan
Puddie Family
Tony Cabooch
Gilbert and Sullivan
Cab Calloway
Columbia System
Irene Beasley
Buck Rogers
Connie Boswell
Sam
Easy Aces
Columbia Revue
Symphony Orchestra
WEAF
Harlem Fantasy
Hendrik van Loon
Jackie Heller
Harmonica Rascals
Negro Harmony Trio
Goldbergs
Jessica Dragonette
al Jolson
Lanny Ross
George Olsen
Ralph Kirbery
wLw
Boss Johnson
Los Amigos
the Follies
Ace Brigade
Edgewater Beach
Jan Garber
Jack Denny
New York
Jane Froman
Archer Gibson
William Hall
Magic Voice
Ruth Etting
Columbia
Symphony Orch
Little Jack Little
Gauchos
Angelo Patri
Jack Benny
Isham Jones
Howard Haggard
Red Adams
Fdna St. Vincent
Joli—Jubile
Allern Stanley
Lawnhurst
International Forum
Trio Charmant
Ohman and Arden
David Lawrence
Seth Parkers
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Nelsonville, Ohio
George Clark
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