Radio Programs Highlight Nightlife On NBC And WABC
Radio guide notes Russ Columbo leads his orchestra from a New York club on NBC at 9. Boswell Sisters perform at 9 30 from WABC with Jungle Town Review Stop the Sun Stop the Moon and If It Ain't Love. Mills Brothers move to 8 18 from 6 15 on WABC. Network rates for WEAF WJZ rise to 900 per hour.
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Russ Columbo
Russ
New York
NBC
Boswell Sisters
WABC
Eration
National Broadcast Reporter
Weaf-Wjz
National Broadcast ‘Reporter
Mills Brothers
May 13 Radio Schedule Features Variety Lineup
Radio listings detail programs from 5:00 PM to 11:30 PM including Southern Singers Ramona LWV Singers Lowell Thomas Amos n Andy Pops Review Sports and more. The schedule lists acts like Pietro Dramatic Program Rolfes Orchestra Sisters of the Skillet Musical Dreams Real Folks Dance Gypsies and Dancing shows.
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Southern Singers
Ramona
WLW Singers
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Bob Newhall
Old Man Sunshine
Pord Rush
Pietro
B. A. Rolfes
Sisters of the Skillet
Playhouse
Vivienne Ware
Morin Sisters
Los Amigos
Moon River
Slumber Music
From Co ed to Radio Queen of Chicago
Ruth Wenter a Northwestern University co ed in Illinois has been chosen as Chicago s Radio Queen in a beauty and talent contest. She will be featured on the Friday May 13 show of Beau Bachelor heard on WABC at 9 18 PM. The program lists Vox Humana Tommy Atkins and his Londonters Cab Calloway s Orchestra and an announced segment followed by an orchestra.
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Ruth Wenter
Northwestern University
Illinois
Chicago
WABC
Miss Wenter
Vox Humana
Tommy Atkins
Londonters
Cab Calloway
Orchestra
NBC May 12 Schedule Highlights from WJZ
Radio listing shows an array of performances and programs on WJZ for May 12 including Old Songs of the Church Amos n' Andy Stebbins Boys Harriet Lee and more. Featured acts include Billy Jones and Ernie Hare Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit Thompkins Corners Earl Hines Orchestra Hal Kemp's Orchestra and Noble Sissle with his Orchestra among others.
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Lowell Thomas
Amos N’ Andy
Stebbins
Billy Jones
Ernie Hare
Harriet Lee
B. A. Rolfe
Sisters of the Skillet
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumin
Thompkins Corners
Hal Kemp
Earl Hines
Larry Funk
Radio Schedule Fragments From Morning to Night
A fragmented listing shows a dense lineup of radio segments and musical performances, from Morning Exercises at 7:00 to late evening acts. It names acts such as Gus Arnheim's Dance Orchestra, Pat Barnes in Person, The Singing Lady, Bird Talk, and the Morin Sisters, with livestock reports and market updates interspersed.
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Round Table
Pat Barnes
Morin
Friday NBC Radio Schedule Highlights Big Band Performers
May 13 NBC radio presents The Royal Vagabonds at 6 30 pm followed by Robert L Ripley belove it or noe at 6 15 pm and a lineup including The Stebbins Boys Billy Jones and Ernie Hare Leonard Joy Orchestra Roy Shields Orchestra Gus Heenchen Orchestra Ludwig Laurier String Ensemble Charles Dornberger Orchestra and Cab Calloway and his Orchestra with Whiteman alongside.
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the Royal Vagabonds
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
Robert L. Ripley
Stebbins Boys
Billy Jones
Ernie Hare
Leonard Joy
B. A. Rolfe
Sisters of the Skillet
Friendship Town
Roy Shields
Whiteman
Gus Heenchen
Pickens Sisters
Ludwig Laurier
Charles Dornberger
Cab Calloway
NBC WLAF RPM Schedule Highlighting May 12 Programs
On Friday May 12 NBC WLAF airs Hill Billy Music at 5 30 followed by Larry Funk and his Orchestra at 5 45 Dréem Pictures Archer Gibson organist at 6 00 Vocal at 6 30 The Golden Concert Orchestra and the ca rs at 6 45 Night Club at 8 00 Leo Reisman and his Orchestra at 8 30 National Oratorio at 9 00 Russ Columbo and his Orchestra at 10 00 Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra at 11 15 Ralph Kirbery the Dream Singer at 11 00 Johnnise Hamp and his Orchestra at 11 30 Jack Denny and his Danes Or
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June Pursell
Blossom Seeley
Benny Fields
The
Goldbergs
Fleischmann
Rudy Vallee
Connecticut Yankees
Sherlock Holmes
Ralph Kirbery
Harry Reser
Gang
Beal Street
Don Bester
Charles Agnew
Hill Billy Music
Larry Funk
Dréem Pictures
Archer Gibson
Leo Reisman
Russ Columbo
Vincent Lopez
Dream Singer
Johnnise Hamp
Jack Denny
Danes
CBS Radio Schedule Friday May 13 Entertainment Lineup
Radio guide lists May 13 schedule in Chicago with acts and times from 5:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. featuring Friedman and his Orchestra, Madison Singers, Myrt and Marge, Easy Aces, Willard Aminson and Tenor, Thelma Kessler, Leon Belasco Orchestra, Gus Van Nat Brusiloff, Beau Bachelor, Adventures in Health, Alex Gray, The Funnyboners, Don Redman Orchestra, Isham Jones Orchestra, and Paul Specht Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snooks Friedman
Madison Singers
Myrt
Marge
Lenny Ross
Morton Downey
Anthony Wons
Willard
Aminson
Mable Jackson
Sam
Thelma Kessler
Leon Belasco
Tito Guitar
Gus van
Nat Brusiloff
Beau Bachelor
Alex Gray
Nat Shikret
The
Funnyboners
Howard Barlow
Don Redman
Isham Jones
Paul Specht
Chicago
Bishop Declines to Predict Presidential Results
Bishop James Cannon Jr a noted prohibition advocate spoke at the Methodist Episcopal Church general conference in Atlantic City New Jersey saying he will not predict the outcome of a wet Democrat running for president this year He noted previous predictions in 1924 and 1928 and emphasized uncertainties over the next 60 days He also said southern prohibition supporters oppose wet platforms and candidates Delegates approved a rule setting retirement age for bishops effectively requiring retirement near age 75 while avoiding earlier retirements
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Atlantic City
N. J
U.R
James Cannon, Jr
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cannon
Friends of Prohibition
South
North
Three Olympic boxing champions rise to pro crown
Only three American Olympic bow ing champions in this generation have reached the pinnacle in the professional ring. They were Jackie Fields Frankie Genaro and Fidel LaBarba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Fields
Frankie Genaro
Fidel LaBarba
Mechanical pacer used to train Oxford runners for Cambridge meet
An automatic mechanical figure of a man paced Oxford University runners in workouts ahead of the race against Cambridge. The device emulated a rabbit to lure the greyhounds of pace around the racing ovals, aiding training.
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Oxford University
Cambridge
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