Fragmented dialogue and radio listings from a late night scene
The excerpt shows Myra Molly and Ellen in a social setting with fashion chatter and a hinted guest, followed by a list of radio programs and musical acts for the evening. Ellen suspects a lie about a visitor while avoiding discussion of Larry Harrowgate as the scene continues.
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Molly
Myra
Mike
Ellen
Larry Harrowgate
Radio Programs Preview From James Cagney To Win Tonight
James Cagney interview plans unfold on WLW and WABC with Cagney born on Tenth Avenue and dancing on the street. Frank Crumit recalls winning $500 at a Penn fraternity house after singing a chorus of songs from memory. The piece also notes a broadcast schedule mixup involving Bing Crosby and the Easy Aces along with a long list of programs and performers through midnight.
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Winston Churchill
New York
A. S
WABC
James Cagney
WLW
Cagney
Tenth Avenue
Frank Crumit
Ohio University
University of Pennsylvania
Broadcasting Company
Bing Crosby
Bing
Kaltenborn
Nighttime Radio Schedule Reflects Broad Musical Lineup
WEAF and source programs list a full evening of music, orchestras, soloists, and drama from 5:00 PM through midnight. Highlights include Horace Heldt's Dance Orchestra, Barbara Maure contralto, Mills Brothers, Genev broadcast, and Vincent Lopez Orchestra with dance acts and dramatic features.
Radio Schedule Listing
Evening program grid lists Eva at 6 20 and 7:00 Male Quartet with The Goldbergs at 7 45 followed by Rudy Vallee 8 00 Big Six of the Air 9 00 Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 9 30 Dance Hour with Walter Winchell 10 00 Jesse Crawford Organ 11 00 Lew Conrad Orchestra 11 15.
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John Kelvin
Charles Boulanger
Myrt
Marge
Bing Crosby
Boswell Sisters
Morton Downey
Anthony Wons
Barbara Maurel
Sam
Casey” oJnes
Beau Bachelor
Vivien Ruth
Barlow
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Romance Exchange
Bill oJnes
Ernie Hare
Negro Chorus
Maria Cardinale
Sisters of the Skillet
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
Lanny Ross
June Pursell
Archer Gibson
Dream Pictures
Eddie Moore
Larry Funk
Reis and Dunn
Connie Boswell
Frank Stretz
Kaltenborn
the News
Barbara Maure
Abe Lyman
Kate Smith
Swanee
Angela Patri
Your Child
Mills Brothers
Ted Husing
Irene Beasley
Freddie Rich
Jack Miller
Howard Barlow
Symphony
Orchestra
Hill Billy_Music
Stebbins Boys
Salon Singers
Robert Simmons
Alice Joy
The
Goldbergs
Cavaliers
Night Club
Leo Reisman
Theater of the Air
Vincent Lopez
Ralph Kirbery
Coon Sanders
Geneva
World Today
Rudy Vallee
Connecticut Yankees
Sherlock Holmes
Walter Winchell
Jesse Crawford
Lew Conrad
Rail Time Card N Y C Trains Athens Schedules
Daily northbound and southbound departures listed for Athens with times for No 2 No 4 No 3 No 3 and Nos 30 34 33 37 including Chesapeake and Ohio Hocking Valley and Baltimore and Ohio lines. Westbound service noted.
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Athens
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hocking Valley
Baltimore
Friday Radio Schedule for WLW Morning Lineup
A detailed WLW Friday schedule lists programs from 6:30 AM to midnight including Top Of The Morning, Talent Bureau, organ and dance orchestra recitals, livestock and market reports, and various musical acts. Notable entries include Pat Barnes in Person, Horace Heidi's Dance Orchestra, and Jack Albin's Dance Orchestra. The snippet ends with a promotional line for stomach tune in on WHE.
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National Farm and Home Person
Horace Heidi
Ohio School of the Art
Pat Harrington
Philharmonic Orchestra
Southern Singers
Old Man Sunshine
Horace Heidt
Bob Newhall
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Melody Speedway
Jack Albin
Jim
Walt
William Stoess
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Aerial Arts and Music
A detailed broadcast lineup lists 6:00 Raising Junior through 12:00 Dance Music, featuring All-Star Orchestra impersonations Ward Wilson Amos n Andy Elsie Janis song recital Leuree Howell Billy Jones Frnie Mare J Harold Murray Vocal Duo Small Town Sketch Irving S Cobb Paul Whiteman's Orchestra Victor Arden's Orchestra Ludwig Laurier's String Ensemble Studio Ensemble and more with guest artists and orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-Star Orchestra
Ward Wilson
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N’ Andy
Elsie Janis
Leurce Howell
Billy Jones
Frnie Mare
J. Harold Murray
Irving S. Cobb
Paul Whiteman
Victor Arden
June Pursell
Ludwig Laurier
Studio
William Stoess
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