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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1932
Page
24
Readers weigh in on radio interference blamed on a Nelsonville doctor and other noise concerns. The Public Forum invites letters while listing weekend broadcasts from CBS WABC and WLW, with programs from Goeth Society WJZ and concert lineups across stations.
A dense listing presents a long radio schedule with many performers and times from 6:00 p.m. through 1:00 a.m. including John Kelvin, Bing Crosby, Horace Heidt, Jack Albin, and Barbara Maurel among others, with orchestras, dances, talks, and news segments listed in sequence. The entry reads like a station timetable detailing varied acts and program blocks across the night.
The listing shows NBC WEAF Friday March 13 schedule with performances by various orchestras and vocalists. Notables include Robert Simmons and Orchestra, Alice Joy contralto, The Goldbergs, Vincent Lopez and Orchestra, Ralph Kirbery, Coon Sanders' Orchestra, and a late dance orchestra slot ending after 1:30 AM.
A lengthy daily radio schedule lists performers and times from 6:00 to 12:00 with orchestras, soloists, guest artists, and programs. It includes groups such as Whiteman's Orchestra, the Pickens Sisters, Beatrice Herford, Walter Winchell, and the Goldbergs, with mentions of venues and program notes.
NBC WIZ lists a full evening schedule with Raising June, Negro Quartet, Saiders' Orchestra, Amous n' Andy, Vocal Trio, Sonata Recital, Dramatic Program, Countess DOrsay, Wiener Minstrels, First Night, Dance Orchestra, Snoop and Peep, Hollywood Lights, Pickens Sisters, Ludwig Laurier String Ensemble, Jane Froman Orchestra, Twenty Fingers of Harmony, and hotel and dance orchestras across the night.
A dense list of daily radio program slots from 9:00 AM to midnight featuring church services, concerts, theater, orchestra performances, and a late night slumber music segment. Notable names include Walter Damrosch, Horace Heidt, and Joseph Cherniavsky, with varied acts fromChildren’s Hour to Dance Orchestra.
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