Radio Schedule Dense with Orchestras and Talks
A crowded July radio timetable lists Henry Thies and Ellis orchestras, Amos n Andy, and many acts such as the Chatter, Southern Singers, and the Balalaika Orchestra. Also features weather, livestock reports, sports scores, and a late-night market and farm program lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thies
Ellis
Bseger
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N
Andy
Bob Newhall
Weathertme
Josef Chernavisky
Vorchestra
Henry Busse
Tuesday Radio Schedule Features Varied Music and Sketches
A dense broadcast lineup lists baseball scores, symphonic numbers, and dramatic sketches from 5:40 to 11:00 PM. Highlights include Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit, Snoop and Peep, Paul Whiteman, and Little Jack Little with orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stebbins Boys
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
Mabel Jackson
B. A. Rolfe
Snoop and
Peep
Little Jack Little
Orchestra
Connecticut Yankees
Evening Radio Schedule Outline for WLW
A Wednesday July 29 WLW schedule lists 6:00 Old Time Music, 8:30 Pood Program NBC, 8:01 Morning Devotions, 9:30 Dance Miniatures NBC, with talks, music, and features including Ford and Wallace, Mary Hale, and Florence Gre throughout the morning and early afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Ford
Wallace
Mary Haleee
Florence Gre
Evening Radio Schedule Featuring Orchestras and Acts
The listing shows a full night schedule with Bill Schudt at 6:00 and Connie Boswell leading an orchestra at 10:00. Musical acts include Barn Orchestra Freddie Rich's Orchestra and a Barbershop Quartet. Comedic and crime club segments appear at 9:30 and 6:45, with organist Ann Leaf at 12:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Schudt
Barn Orchestra
Freddie Rich
Kate Smith
Pryor
Symphony Orchestra
Crime Club
Connie Boswell
Ann Leaf
Ben Alley
Nightly Radio and Baseball Scores Schedule
A radio and entertainment lineup lists events from 5:45 pm to 11:15 pm including Lowell Thomas, Entertainers, Ripley Believe It Or Not, Jane Frohman Orchestra, Vocal Trio, The First Nighter, Goldman and his Band, Radio's Greatest Lover, String Ensemble, Songs of the Homeland, and Russ Columbo with a dance orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josef Chernavisky
Imperial Balalaika Orchestra
Peggy Winthrop
Bradley Kincaid
Raymond Mitchem
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N
Andy
Phil Cook
The
Buddy Boys
Goldman
Henry Busse
Orc
Bob Newhall
Weather Man
Moon River
Mid
Ripley
Jane Frohman
Clara, Lu
Russ Columbo
Evening Radio Schedule Features Music and Talks
Program lineup lists 5 485 The Stebbins Boys 6 Adrian OBrien tenor 6 15 Moments with Mme Alda 6 30 Lee Morse songs 6 45 The Goldbergs comedy 7 James W Gerard on Russia 7 18 Helen Fogel pianist 7 30 Music 8 00 Old Counsellor alive Palmer soprano Paul Oliver 9 30 Coca Cola Program Nellie Revell 10 18 Vincent Lopez and his orchestra.
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Stebbins Boys
Adrian O’brien
Mme. Alda
Lee Morse
The
Goldbergs
Russia
James W. Gerard
Helen Fogel
Paul Oliver
Enor
Coca Cola
Grantland
Nellie Revell
Vincent Lopez
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