Radio Schedule Daily Programs List
Monday January 12 radio timetable listing NBC CBS and local stations with multiple shows across day and night. Notable programs include Amos n Andy The Three Bakers Hotel Linton Orchestra and Grand variety blocks across WEAF WABC and other outlets.
NBC Evening Schedule Highlights and Programs
An itemized listing shows WEAF broadcast plans from 6:05 p.m. to 12:90 a.m., featuring orchestral blocks, game and news segments, and entertainment programs. Notable entries include Who's Behind the Name, Fire Prevention, The World Today, Colonial Beaconlights, How's Business, Fifteen Minutes in the Nations Capital, A P Gypsies, Family Party, Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, and a late-night Orchestra slot.
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the World Today
Colonial Beaconlights
A. & P. Gypsies
Family Party
Sherlock Holmes
Orchestra
Orc
Holmes
Agte Sherlock
Five Best Features on NBC CBS and Local Networks
Tuesday schedule lists the WEAF and WIZ programs starting with choirs organs and literary directions in the afternoon. Nighttime slots include the Philco Symphony Concert and a Paramount public program with various orchestras and ensembles across WEAF WABC and other networks.
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WIZ
CBS
WABC
General Motors Family
Black and Gold Room Orchestra Wiz
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Henov Wonder
Kers
Elst
Paramount Pub
WLW Tuesday January 13 6 30 a m radio schedule
The program list for WLW on Tuesday January 13 details a morning schedule from 6 30 a m with weather forecasts time signals and various musical and entertainment segments including Top of the Morning Morning Exercises Organ Program Our Daily Food Homemakers Hour Through the Looking Glass and Livestock Reports among others.
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Jolly Bill and Jane
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Hilly
Billy
Orgen
Brattain
Enmer Refik
St Louis Club Urges Hoover To Back Beer Amendment
The Industrial Club of St. Louis asks President Hoover to urge an amendment to the Volstead Act allowing manufacture and sale of non intoxicating beer. The move follows a referendum showing all members opposed to marketing beer.
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Industrial Club of
NBC Station Evening Schedule Listing
The schedule lists NBC WEAF programs for Tuesday at 6 PM through 12:30 AM including orchestras, features, and talks such as Black and Gold Room Orchestra Who's Behind the Name Voter's Service and Duke Ellington ensembles. The lineup features Billiken Pickards Frolic Coon-Sanders Orchestra and Jack Albin and his Orchestra among others.
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Black and Gold Room Orchestra
Voter’s Service
Soconyland
Billiken Pickards
Blackstone Plantation
Frolic, Coon-Sanders
McKesson Musical Magazine
Bakers
Rolfe Dance
Duke Filington
Vincent Lopes
Larry Funk
Jack Albin
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