Radio Night Offers Tibbett Mills Brothers and More
NBC and WLW air a Monday lineup of vocal programs led by Lawrence Tibbett with songs like On the Road to Mandalay and Sylvia. The Mills Brothers sing Some of These Days and Bye Bye Blues, the Boswells harmonize on Sweet Sue, and Seger Ellis leads an orchestra at 10 from WLW. Also featured are The Idaho Kid in The Canadian Mounties on NBC, Hardpan Hat Tie on NBC, and a Parade of States with Mississippi Suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Tibbett
Mandalay
Sylvia
NBC
Mills Brothers
Boswells
WLW
Hattie
Seger Ellis
Colombo Crosby
Schipa
Louisiana
Ferde Grofe
Evening Radio Schedule From 5:00 to 8:30 P. M. on Monday
A detailed radio lineup lists programs from 5:00 P M with singers, Dr Glenn Adams More Game Birds in Ohio to 8 30 P M Henry Busse and his Orchestra and late programs including Bob Newhall Sports Slices and Mount Police Sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Adams
Ohio
Henry Busse
the Royal Vagabonds
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N
Andy
Centerville
Orchestra
Smilin
Ed McConnall
Sisters of the Skillet
Mary Brown
Mounted Police
Seger Ellis
Bob Newhall
WLW
Jack Albin
Radio Schedule Roundup of Evening Performances
Listing of numerous acts and broadcasts across hours from 6:00 to 12:15 including orchestras, soloists, comedy, drama, and a news segment. Notable entries include Lincoln's Duel dramatic sketch, Lawrence Tibbett, Frank Parker Gypsies, and Jesse Crawford Poet. Schedule mixes music, talk, and entertainment across stations and times.
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Big Band and Opera
A dense broadcast lineup lists 6:00 Orchestra, 6:20 Gen Eva international feed, 6:45 Stebbins Boys comedy, 7:00 Mid-Week Federation Hymn Sing, 7:15 Robert Simmons tenor, 1:30 Alice Joy contralto, 1:45 The Goldbergs, 8:00 Julia Sanderson and Frank, 8:30 Mary and Bob dramatic sketch, 9:09 Ernc Rapee Concert Orchestra, 10:00 Dance Orchestra, 11:00 Marion Harris song recital, 11:18 Jesse Crawford, 11:30 Jack Denny Orchestra, 12:00 Ralph Kirbery Dream Single, 12:05 Rudy Vallee Connecticut Yankees, 12:30 Seymour Simon Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva
The
Stebbins Boys
Annnbe
Howard Nin
Alice Joy
Goldbergs
Lawrence Tibbett
Frank Parker
National Radio Forum
Jesse Crawford
Ear
Hines
Carl Moore
Geneva
Robert Simmons
Julia Sanderson
Frank
Mary and
Bob
Ernc Rapee
Ee Teatre Tae
Alter Bella
Marion Harris
Jack Denny
Ralph Kirbery
Dream
Rudy Vallee
Connecticut Yankees
Seymour
Simon
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