Radio program notes list midweek schedule across networks
A dense listing details NBC W E A F and NBC W J Z programs with times ranging from 6 p m to 12 30 a m including hymn sings, dramatic tales, a Gandhi broadcast from Mumbai, and golf commentary from Carnoustie Scotland. Featured acts include Helen Morgan, Pryor's Band, Mary Charles, Otis Liewesyn, Irene Beasley and Jack Denny with various orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
Mary Charles
Nat Brusiloff
Kailtenborn
Brad Browne
al Liewesyn
Bert Lown
Biltmore
Freddie Rich
Lutheran Hour
St. Louis
Fortune Builders
Irene Beasley
Gus Haenschen
Jack Denny
Montreal
Ann Leaf
Ben Alley
Thursday Evening Radio Highlights Across Networks
NBC and CBS prime time features listed for Thursday include Saxophone Quartet at 5 15 p m on NBC WIZ. Kate Smith airs at 6 p m on WABC followed by Rudy Vallee at 7 p m on WEAF. Melody Moments is scheduled for 8 30 p m on WEAF and Singers closes the night at 9 30 p m on WABC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIZ
NBC
WABC
CBS Network
Kate Smith
WEAF
NBC Network
Rudy Vallee
Radio Schedule Listings From a Day of Musical Programs
A dense list of radio segments from morning to night featuring orchestras, soloists, drama, sports updates, news highlights, weather, and variety acts. Notable names include Amos n Andy, Ted Weems Orchestra, Ben Bernie, Glenn Sisters, Cab Calloway, Henry Busse, Rin Tin Tin, Rudy Vallee, Melody Moments, and Mary and Bob adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
Glenn Adams
Seger Ellis
WLW
Ted Weems
Jim
Walt
Radio Guild
Raymond Mitchem
Mills Brothers
Man Sunshine
N’ Andy
Madame Alda
Phil Cook
Elliott Brock
Sterling Jack
Sam
Hoosier
Orchestra
Quakers
Clara
Fun
Glenn Sisters
Ramone
DiaUes Bisiks
Bob Newhall
Weather Man
Ben Bernie
Jim and
Henry Busse
Evening Radio Schedule with Notable Acts
The lineup lists Frank Ross at 6 00, an Orchestra at 6 15, Crime Club at 7 45, George Olsen and his Orchestra at 6 45, Kate Smith and her Swance Music at 7 00, an Orchestra at 7 15, another at 7 30 featuring Daddy and Rollo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winegar
Freddie Rich
Crime Club
Kate Smith
St. Moritz
Morton Downey
Jacques Renard
Pryor
Mary and
Bob
Annette Hanshaw
George Olsen
Ann Leaf
Ben Alley
Frank Ross
Orchestra
Her Swance
Daddy and
Rollo
Evening Radio Schedule With Notable Orchestras
Radio guide lists Major Bowes family program at 6:00 then Concert Orchestra with Cavali ers at 7:00. Telelen Carlin guest artist appears at 7:00, followed by an 8:30 dance program and 9:00 Week end program featuring Countess Olga Medolago Albani. The Theater of the Air runs at 9:30, then Vincent Lopez at 10:00, Paul Whiteman at 11:00, and Verne Buck and his Orchestra at 11:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Bowes
The
Cavaliers
Tlelen Carlin
Olga Medolago Albani
Theater of the Air
Vincent Lopez
Paul Whiteman
Verne Buck
Athens Messenger Street and Number Notice
A short notice from The Athens Messenger in Athens Ohio lists street and number details for a public or administrative matter. The fragment provides no further context or naming.
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Athens
Ohio
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India
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Grand Ball
Hotel
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Royal Copeland
Daniel F. Cohalan
Sailendra Nath Ghose
India& National Congress of America
Bobby Jones
Wabc-Columbia
Carnousie
Scotland
Bernard Darwin
British Golf Authority
Patrick Henry
B. A. Rolfe
Bertie
Ee Austin
Good Scout of Radio
Cab Calloway
Hotel Pierre
Charlie Agnew
WJZ
John B. Kennedy
Pickard Family
Dixie Spiritual Singers
Robert Simmons
Frank Crumit
Julia Sanderson
Iheaterig Morgan
John Barclay
Dagmar Rubner
Gay Vienna
Herbie Mintz
Hal Kemp
A. M
Arthur Chandler, Jr
Magnolia
Ray Perkins
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Athens Messenger
the Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
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