Broadcasting Schedule Highlights From Geneva Mid Week
A dense list of radio programs and performers outlines Geneva midweek broadcasts, detailing times from 6:00 PM through the late evening. Included are Genevans and orchestras such as Harold Stern, Freddie Rich, Bing Crosby, Boswell Sisters, Barbara Maurel, Toscha Zide, and the Concert Orchestra, with various acts, dramas, and musical troupes listed across the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Harold Stern
Arthur Jarrett
Freddie Rich
Srchestra
Myrt
Marge
Bing Crosby
Boswell Sisters
Maron Downey
Barbara Maurel
Singin
Sam
Kate Smith
Colonel Stoopnagle
Budd
Edgar Wallace Story
Maile
Street Singer
Enric Madriguera
Toscha Szide
Radio Tonight Packed With Classic Concerts And Games
On the air tonight listeners can hear Melody Moments at 8:30 on WJZ NBC, Grantland Rice interviewing John Heydler at 10 on WEAF NBC, and the Columbia Symphony Orchestra at 11:15. High School Sousa program airs at 8:30 on WEAF. NBC skis Olympic descriptions are set for Thursday. Gov Ritchie tribute to Washington at 11:30, and John Erskine speaks at Columbia University in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
WJZ
NBC
Fast Freight
WABC
CBS
Grantland Rice
John Heydler
National League
WEAF
Columbia Symphony Orchestra
John Philip Sousa
Northern Pines
Ted Hasings
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
George Washington
John Erskine
Columbia University
New York
TV Tonight on NBC Broadcast Schedule
A listed nightly lineup shows programs from music blocks to orchestras and comedies. Highlights include The Royal Vagabonds Elsie Johnis Sherlock Holmes Adventures and Jane Froman with various orchestras ending with Benny Kyte's Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Music Treasure Box
the Royal Vagabonds
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Lee Sims
Elsie Jhnis
American Taxpayers League
Sherlock Holmes
Margie
the Stone
Russ Columbo
Ciara
Ludwig Laurier
Jane Froman
Lew White
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Big Band and Opera
A detailed lineup runs from 6:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. featuring orchestras, soloists, and comic sketches. Acts include Gen eva broadcast, Stebbins Boys, Hill Billy Music, Robert Simmons tenor, Alice Joy contralto, The Goldbergs, Camera humorous sketch, Sousa's Band, The Old Counsellor, Herman Hupfeld guest, John Heydler interview, Artists Service Program, The Lady Bugs, Jesse Crawford organist, Vincent Lopez Orchestra, Ralph Kirbery, Coon-Sanders Orchestra, Charlie Agnew and more. continuous variety across music, talk, and comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Stebbins Boys
Hill Billy
Robert Simmons
Alice Joy
The
Goldbergs
Sousa
Herman Hupfeld
John Heydler
National Cape
Grantland Lee
Lady Bugs
Jesse Crawford
Vincent Lopez
Ralph_ Kirbery
Dream Singer
Coon-Sanders
Charie Agnew
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Peter van Steeden
Mergency Unemployment Relief Committee
Merle Thorpe
Maria Cardinale
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
Lenny Ross
Tonor
Don Voorberg
Ena
Harry Horlick
Clara
Opera Glass
Larl Mines
Chestra
Larry Funk
Aheen
Frisbys
Frisby
Mars
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U. S. Pat. OF
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Mig
Kringtown
Waitle LI
Meebe
Him
IrOn Fist
Man
Ano
Mebbe
ME Nagi
Sig
Ray Perkins
Ritchie
John 'Rskine
Don Redman
Eddie Duchin
Casino Orchestra
Southern Singers
American Legion
Justin Roshman
Henry Busse
Glenn Adams
Amos
N’ Andy
Jack Albin
American Tax Payers’ League
Bob Newhall
Josef Cherniavsky
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