Seven Last Words of Christ to Be Broadcast Tonight
Radio schedules list WJZ programs for Good Friday and Easter week including The Seven Last Words of Christ at 9 30 with 70 voices and Archer Gibson at midnight. Other broadcasts feature The Life of Christ in Negro spirituals from WJZ, Easter services from Washington hospital and University stadium, plus Wiener Sängerknaben from Vienna on WEAP.
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Christ
Radioland
Dixie Jubilee Singers
WJZ
University of Washington
Wiener Saengerknabene
Vienna
WEAP
Raising Junior
All-Star Orchestra
the Royal Vagabonds
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘'N’ Andy
Elsie Janis
Stebbins Boys
Bily Jones
Ernie Hare
Sylvia Froos
Sisters of the Skillet
Whiteman
Jane Froman
Ludwig Laurier
Archer Gibson
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Acts
WEAF airs a packed lineup from 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm. Personnel include June Pursell at 6:45, D Avray of Paris at 7:06, Robert Simmons and Orchestra at 7:15, Alice Joy at 7:30, The Goldbergs at 7:45, the Concert Orchestra with the Cavaliers at 8:00, Leo Reisman and his Orchestra at 9:30, and Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra at 11:00.
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Glenn Adams
Sunshine
Ford Rush
Horace Heldt
Bob Newhall
Lowell Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
Law
Jack Albin
Vox Humana
Jim
Walt
Horace Héidt
William Stoess
WLW
Eva Taylor
Vincent Lopez
Amos ‘N’ Andy
United Action For Employment
William Green
American Federation of Labor
The
Amazon
Countess D'Orsay
Snoop
Peep
Frank Luther
Jane Froman
Lew White
Larry Funk
Charles Agnew
Pat Barnes
Henry Theis
National Farm
Horace Neidt
National Security League
Radio Troubadous
Ed McConnell
Talent Bureau
Secratary Hawkins
Dance Orchestra
Chatter
Musice
Old Man Sunshine
Horace Heidi
University of Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music
Walter Damrosch
Beatrice Hereford
Internationa Monologist
Theater of the Air
Dr. Barnhouse
Horace Heidt
Melodies
Collier‘s
Mary Brown & Orchestra
Joseph Cherniavsky
Hill Billy Music
June Pursell
Emergency
D’avray
Paris
Robert Simmons
Alice Joy
Goldbergs
Cavaliers
Night Club
Leo Reisman
Hill Billy
Percy Grainger
National Advisory Council On Radio
Pryor
Harold van Emburgh
Walter Winchell
Jesse Crawford
Sammy Watkins
Ralph Kirbery
Quon-Banders
Mariel Wilson
Rosa Ponselle
D'Avray
Jerry
Orchestra Gems
George Jessel
Our Government
David Lawrence
Olga Albani
Gene Tunney
Seth Parkers
NBC Weekend Radio Schedule Snapshot
NBC WEAF and NBC network listings show a dense March 27 timetable with Irish tenor John Kelvin, Bing Crosby, Myrt and Marge, orchestras led by Fred Martin Jack Miller Leon Belasco and more, plus broadcasts from Rome and Vienna and a range of music and talk programs across day and night slots. The schedule features performers, orchestras, and programs like The Political Situation in Washington Tonight and Dance Hour with Walter Winchell.
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John Kelvin
Charles Boulanger
Bing Crosby
Myrt
Marge
Morton “Downey
Anthony Wons
Barbara Maurel
Sam
Sam Lanin
Fred Martin
Jack Miller
Leon Belasco
Washington
Freddie Rich
Guy Lombardo
Morton Downey
Abe Lyman
Hoosier
Frederick Landis
Vaughn de Leath
Fred Berrens
Francis Bowman
Scrappy Lambert
Billy Hillpet
Columbia Public Affirs Institute
Arthur Jarrett
Don Redman
Enric Madriguera
Orches
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By Williams
Fulton
Boots
BY Martin
Renck
Xwing
WWERE
PRIN
Crm
Waere
Docvey
Ois
Wey
Toor
NEA Service
Freckles
Guioe
Jiara Balki
Main Street
Lai
Path
Awaliam
NEA Service. Inc
Simpson
Fontaine Fox
Clara
By Blosser
Nooove
Wirhout
Oscar
Clara M
Frieda
Rip
Wash
Aroetut
Prcto
Eda Lal Street
Andrew H
WABC
Actly Lyon
Charles King
WEAF
Sylvia Frees
Paul Whiteman
Ruth Etting
Wao
Gope
Jesse Crawtorn
Crosley Follies
Wus
NBC
P. M
WIZ
P.M
WLWA
Bob Burdette
A. Chandler
Phil Cook
Burdettes
Colonel Goodbody
Wait
Gilbert Bettman
Ohio
Andy
Countess Dorsay
Sisters Three
Doodlesuckers
Josef Cherniavsky
Syneco
Paters
Dante Oretieira
Henry Theis- Dance Orchesta
WLW A. M
Seattle
Arthur Ghan@er, Jr
Morning Musicale
CBS
Beau Bachelor
the Funnyboners
Howard Barlow
Symphony Orchestra
Wabco P.M
His
Royal Canadians
Walter Logan
Rome
Wayne King
His Orchestra
Parkes Cadman
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