Borah to Speak on Lausanne Parley Implications Saturday
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho appears on WABC Saturday night at 9 15 to discuss the Lausanne Reparations agreement and its US war debt implications. The program is part of a weekend lineup featuring Dixie Jubilee Singers and other radio offerings across networks CBS NBC and WLW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Borah
Lausanne
William E. Borah
Idaho
WABC
United States
Arthur Brisbane
Mr. Borah
Borah
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Bundesen
H. T. Stetson
Perkins Observatory
Ohio Wesleyan University
WEAO
WLW
Morin Sisters
Connie Boswell
Preddy Rich
WABCO
WTAM
Austin Wylie
Chippewa Lake
Rose Marie
Caedets
Doodlesuckers
Sid Ten Eyck
Lavender Network
NBC
Schubert
New York Philharmonic Society
Willem van Hoogstrae Ten
WLW Today's Program Highlights Live Radio Schedule
The program grid lists acts from 00 to 11 11 including Tranter Bros strings Lowell Thomas Amos andy Josef Cherniavsky Bob Newhall Southern Singers Dance Orchestra Magician Street Band Review Serenades Music Band Symphonic Notes Threesome Headlines Cab Calloway Guy Lombardo and Slumber Music, detailing time slots and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
Josef Cherniavsky
Bob Newhall
Cab Calloway
Guy Lombardo
Grenadiers
Choral Society
Goldman
Vox Humane
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs and Artists
A dense list of radio time slots across WIZ WEAF and COLUMBIA SYSTEM detailing performers such as Lowell Thomas Isham Jones Connie Boswell Duke Ellington Little Jack Little and Paul Whiteman plus acts like the Goldbergs the Don Bestor Orchestra and the Dream Singer scheduled from early evening through late night across multiple networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Whiteman
Art Jarrett
Don Bestor
Dream Singer
Isham Jones
Connie Boswell
Sam
Alex Gray
Little Jack Little
Symphony Orchestra
Duke Ellington
The
Goldbergs
Goldman Band
Merle Thorpe
Buddy Rogers
Tomorrow's Radio Schedule Highlights Many Acts
A dense list outlines tomorrow’s programming with numerous performances. The schedule features ensembles led by talent bureaus, choral groups, orchestras, bands, soloists, and theater acts including the Cadets, Follies, First Nighter, and a Dance Orchestra. Multiple time slots cover afternoon to late evening, with acts from Vincent Lopez to Ruth Etting and the Royal Canadians.
Sunday Radio Schedule Includes Wide Musical Collection
A dense list of programs for Sunday across the day from 8:00 in the morning to 11:00 at night, featuring children's hour, church programs, orchestras, choirs, bands, soloists, dramatic readings, and a late-night mystery drama. Notable acts include Josef Cherniavsky, Irene Beasley, Paul Whiteman, and the Flying Dutchmen, with multiple organ, cathedral, and poet readings interspersed throughout.
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Mador Amos Hoaple
Lee
Morgan
Didat
Nau Q A
Roots
Pete
By Martin
EL Dozo
Ricardo
Bell
Sucatl
Ascairt
Sermet Mev Geen
PEO U.S
Pat OK
Freckles
PAC
Lockwood
ENE
Rv Blosser
Yours
Oscar
OSCAR _ PLETZEN BAUM
Rey Grab MY
Rey
East Lynne
Cincinnati
Austin
Wylie
Jubilee Singers
Tranter Bros
Southern Singers
Wiz
Stebbins Boys
Jones and Hare
Pickens Sisters
WEAF
Lanny Ross
Concert Orchestra
Columbia System
Farm Forum
Talent Bureau
Secratary Hawkins
Vincent Lopez
Andy
Dance Orchestra
Magician
the Cadets
Tylers
Jack Douglas
Moon River
Amos ‘N' Andy
Orchestra
Countess d'Orsay
Jack Denny
Vaughn de Leath
Ruth Etting
Coral Islanders
Irene Beasley
Dancing By Sea
Royal Canadians
WwLw
Church Forum
Julius Klein
Chicago Knights
Dramatic Laboratory
Temple of Song
McCravy Brothers
Sunday Forum
Jane Froman
France
Germany
David Lawrence
Seth Parker