Radio Program Today’s Schedule Listings Across Networks
A dense listing of timed radio programs across networks Columbia System and WEAI detailing show names and performers from 6:00 to 2:00, including Amos n Andy, Cab Calloway, Nino Martini, and The Goldbergs, indicating a packed broadcasting day.
Tomorrow's Diverse Music and Forum Schedule Revealed
A cluttered listing shows a varied program with organ interludes, church forums, fiddlers, orchestras, recitals, radio league segments, and multiple appearances by Ed McConnell and others throughout the day. The schedule includes Morning Muskele, River Reports, Love Series, Sunday Matinee, and Poetic Readings among many events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Forum
River Reports
Roxy's Gang
Rabbi Tarshia
Reid Murdock
Orchestra
Radio League
Ki McConnell
Ed McConnell
Roamies
Paul Whileman
Great Mom Uc
Leddie Canter
Warden Lagos
Walter Winchell
Ace Brigades Orch
Seymore Simon
Sertor
Columbia System
Church of the Air
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights and Gaps
The listing shows 7:00 Trio, 7:15 Yodelling Twins, 7:30 Oklahoma Bob, 7:45 Memory Box, 8:00 Morning Devotions, 3:15 The Wanderers, 3:30 Pepper Pot, 9:00 Art Tata, 9:15 Newman and Greater, 9:30 Tony Cabovch, 9:50 Entertaining Guests, 10:00 Mail Bag, 10:15 Livestock Reports, 10:30 Southern Singers, 10:45 Albert sod inaccshean, 11:18 Mike and Kerman, 11:30 Male Quartet, 11:45 Fats Waller, 11:59 Time Signals, 12:00 Ohio’s Government, 12:15 River Report, 12:15 The Sunshine Boys, 12:30 Farm and Home, 1:30 aFim Forum, 2:30 Syncopaters, 2:45 Little Concert, 3:00 Radio Troubadours, 3:30 The Ambassadors, 3:45 Piano Moods, 4:00 Rhythmic Serenade, 4:30 Andy Mansfield, 4:45 Low Down, 5:00 Jack and Jill, 6:16 Do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Bob
Wanderers
Art Tata
Newman and Greater
Tony Cabovch
Southern Singers
Albert Sod
Mike and
Kerman
Fats Waller
Ohio
River Report
The
Sunshine Boys
Farm and Home
aFim Forum
Radio Troubadours
the Ambassadors
Andy Mansfield
Jack and Jill
British Flier Begins Second Ocean Flight
Captain James Mollison, a British flier, started a second solo Atlantic crossing from Dakar to Natal Brazil. He set a record as the first to fly solo east to west across the North Atlantic. Mollison anticipated favorable weather and aimed to reach Natal in about eighteen days aboard the En-Ciel airship or aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.2
James Mollison
Natal
Brazil
Atlantic Ocean
North Atlantic
En-Ciel
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E. C. Segar
Popeye
Queen
Aking
Freckles
SERS
Uncle Harry
Becins
Oscar d
Mrs. Bunzo
Raisin Breck
BY Blosser
Billy Bowlegsit
Queso Moma
Mendoza
Galen
Tiburon
Dad
Ormsby
IFT
Wess
Weyl
Boots
ARMY
Sam
Punk
Boloney
Stones
By Martin
Tre Tau
Gideon Gordon
Oto Kraut
BY Ahern
Virginia
Squarts
Maator
BY Williams
COMIN
Him
Orwila MS
Meanwile
WwLw
Oklahoma
Bob
Ford Rush
Bob Newhall
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Gene and
Glenn
Chandu
Detectives
Band
Thurston
Puddle Family
Alice Remsen
al Jolson
College of Music
Cab Calloway
Vaughn de Leath
Gertrude Niesen
Bill
Myrt
Marge
Buck Rogers
Boake Carter
Trade
Mark
Howard and Shelto
Mary Eastman
Columbia Revue
Nino Martini
Abe Lyman
WEAI
Betty Boop
Dona Nevis
Goldbergs
Thur
Bate
Faria
Davig
Roman Ot
Bory
Bery
Orinny
Viner
Mystery
Aileen
Dance
Symphony Orchestra
Lawyer
Angelo Patri
John Henry
Gauchos
WEAF
Jane Promen
Wee Sawhorse
Lowell Thames
Pickens Sisters
Couvun
Radio Realities
Tony Cubooch
Dene
Crouity Pollies
Riine
Olsen and
Shu
Ballroom Orchestre
Save
Safeguard
Hotel Orchestra
Taxpayers’ League
Symphony Orch
Bealon Singers
Cuckoo Program
Buccaneers
Pireda
Herbert
Ome
Worle
Oo & I
Walt
Sae
Paul
Dreap
Dava
Dakar
Senegal
Africa
Geo
Wrigley's
U.S
WEA