Seven Last Words of Christ on WJZ Tonight
Religious radio schedule highlights The Seven Last Words of Christ with 70 voices on WJZ at 9 30 p m Tonight Also The Life of Christ in Negro spirituals by Dixie Jubilee Singers Good Friday on WJZ at 11 30 p m with 15 episodes and Archer Gibson organ at midnight Easter sunrise services from Walter Reed General Hospital at 7 30 and University of Washington stadium at 8 30 on WJZ
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Radioland
Christ
Dixie Jubilee Singers
WJZ
All-Star Orchestra
the Royal Vagabonds
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Elsie Janis
Stebbins Boys
Bill Jones
Ernie Hare
Sylvia Froos
Sisters of the Skillet
Whiteman
Jane Froman
Ludwig Laurier
Archer Gibson
Friday March 25 NBC WEAF Radio Schedule
The WEAF Friday schedule lists 6:00 Orchestra 6:30 Hill Billy Music 6:45 June Pursell pianist 7:00 Emergency Unemployment Relief Committee 7:05 D Avray of Paris songs 7:15 Robert Simmons Orchestra 7:30 Alice Joy contralto 7:45 The Goldbergs 8:00 Concert Orchestra and The Cavaliers 9:00 Night Club 9:30 Leo Reisman Orchestra 10:00 Orchestra and Tenor 10:30 Theater of the Air 11:00 Vincent Lopez Orchestra
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Eva Taylor
Vincent Lopez
Amos
N’ Andy
United Action For Employment
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Amazon
Countess D'Orsay
Weiner Minstrels
Snoop
Peep
Frank Luther
Jane Froman
Lew White
Larry Funk
Charles Agnew
Hill Billy Music
June Pursell
D’avray
Paris
Robert Simmons
Alice Joy
The
Goldbergs
Cavaliers
Night Club
Leo Reisman
Theater of the Air
the Goldbergs
Percy Grainger
National Advisory Council On Radio In Education
Pryor
Harold van Emburgh
Walter Winchel
Radio Schedule Highlights On CBS Stations WABO
Saturday March 26 listings show a full CBS network slate with John Kelvin Bing Crosby Marion Downey Barbara Maurel Sammy Watkins and others plus orchestras led by Fred Martin Jack Miller Leon Belasco Abe Lyman and Guy Lombardo among many.
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Fred Martin
Jack Miller
Leon Belasco
Washington
T:k
Freddie Rich
Guy Lombardo
Morton Downey
Anthony Wons
Abe Lyman
Hoosier
Frederick Landis
Vaughn de Leath
Fred Berrens
Francia Bowman
Scrappy Lambert
Billy Hillpot
Columbia Public Affirs Institute
Arthur Jarrett
Don Redman
Enric Madriguera
Orches
Sunday NBC Radio Schedule March 27 on WEAF
NBC WEAF airings include organ recital at 1:00 and concerts by Walter Logan and Wayne King. International broadcasts from Rome at 2:00 and Vienna at 4:00 with soprano Mariel Wilson and Rosa Ponselle. Evening highlights feature George Jessel, David Lawrence Our Government, Countess Olga Albani, Gene Tunney morale program, string quartet, and Jesse Crawford.
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Walter Logan
Rome
Wayne King
Parkes Cadman
Vienna
Mariel Wilson
Rosa Ponselle
D'Avray
Paris
Jerry
Orchestra Gems
George Jessel
David Lawrence
Olga Albani
Gene Tunney
Seth Parkers
Ralph Kirbery
Dream Singer
Jesse Crawford
Larry Punk
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