Tito Guizar and Patri Highlight Radio Schedule
Mexican tenor Tito Guizar to air 10:36 to 10:45 PM on WABC Columbia with Vincent Sorey’s orchestra. Angelo Patri urges parents on voice training for youths on WABC channels from 8:45 to 9 PM. Edna Wallace Hopper, Amos ’n’ Andy, and Lily of varied programs fill the night with music and drama across numerous time slots. Blaine schedule includes Bob Newhall sports, Beverly weather, and Theatre of the Art, with Tito’s 10:30 slot and Irene Beasley later in the broadcast lineup.
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Tito Guizar
Mexico
South America
Wabc-Columbia
Guizar
Vincent Sorey
Angelo Patri
Patri
Edna Wallace Hopper
Man Sunshine
the Chatter
Radio News
Hollywood
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Southern Singers
Sisters of the Skillet
Theater of the Art
Bing Crosby
Kaltendorn
Morton Downey
Mills Brothers
Abe Lyman
Glee Club
Kate Smith
Swanee
Eugene Ormandy
Tito Guitar
Irene Beasley
Ken Christie
Vic Young
Jack Miller
Leon Belasco
Ann Leaf
Ben A.iey
Evening Radio Schedule for WABC Pr M
Program lineup lists performances from 6:00 PM to 12:00 AM including Frank Ross orchestra Myrt and Marge Amos n Andy Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit and Clara Lu Em ensembles with notable acts such as Lowell Thomas Sir Wilfred Grenfell and Irene Beasley Contralto.
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Amos
N’ Andy
Phil Cookins
Merie Thorpe
Sir Wilfred Grenfell
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
Lanny Ross
Mal
Dance Orchestra
Clara
Paris Night Life
Irene Beasely
Kenee Ensemble
Lew White
Mildred Bailey
The
Jesters
Nightly NBC Radio Schedule Highlights Concerts and Talks
Radio lineup lists Earl Hines and Tweet Hogan orchestras at 12.20 separate repeats with NBC WEAF broadcast. segments include The Ring Today, Lumber J male quartet, Howard Lanin conducting, Aloe Joy contralto, The Goldbergs, Nancy Carrot with Rudy Vallee, Dramatic Musicals, Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Dance Hour, Ralph Kirpery The Dream Singer, Coon-Sanders Orchestra, Jesse Crawford organ, Cab Calloway Orchestra, Florence Richardson and her Melody Boys, and more on November 12.
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National Education Association
Ring
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Lumber J
Howard Lanin
Aloe Joy
The
Goldbergs
Nancy Carrot
Rudy Vallee
Ralp Kirpery
Dream Singer
Coon-Sanders
Jesse Crawford
Cab Calloway
Fiorence Richardson
Melody Boys
O Orchestra
Evening Radio Schedule of Orchestras and Performers
A listing of radio program times features Ray Perkins at 6:30 with the Old Topper, Stephins Boys at 6:45, Major Bowes Family at 7:00, Alice Joy at 7:30, Concert Orchestra at 8:00, Harry Reser's Orchestra at 9:00, a 7:30 dance segment, Tales of a Wandering Gypsy at 1:00, Theater of the Air at 10:30, Marion Harris crooner at 11:00, Vincent Lopez Orchestra at 11:15, Cab Calloway and his Orchestra at 12:00, and Larry Funk's Orchestra at 12:30.
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Stephins Boys
Major Bowes
Alice Joy
The
Goldbergs
Harry Reser
Theater of the Air
Marion Harris
Vincent Lopez
Cab Calloway
Larry Funk
NBC Friday Schedule Highlights Musical Guests
NBC presents a Friday night lineup featuring Coon-Sanders Orchestra at 6:15, John B. Kennedy talk at 6:25, Vocal Trio at 6:30, Lowell Thomas at 6:45, Amos n Andy at 7:00, Mme Alda soprano at 7:15, and a domestic skit at 0. The program runs with varied entertainment from 6:15 to 7:15.
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Coon-Sanders
John B. Kennedy
Lowell Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
Mme. Alda
Radio Lineup Notes from 1930s Music Acts
A fragmented schedule lists acts like Bob Ripley Oscar Shaw and Victor Ardens Orchestra, with Paul Whiteman and Russ Columbo in the lineup. It reads like a radio station's daily orchestra and vocal program through 1936, including several named ensembles and entertainers.
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Phil Cook
Bob Ripley
Oscar Shaw
Sisters of the Skillet
Billy Jones
Ernie Hare
Josef Koestner
Paul Whiteman
Ciara
Victor Arden
Jack Denny
Russ Columbo
William Stoess
Radio Schedule Highlights From Evening Lineup
Dave Abrams Barn Orchestra and John Kelvin Irish tenor lead a diverse night of music and talk. Hird and Wash, Myr and Marge, Bing Crosby, Boswell Sisters, Morton Downey, Columbians, Singin Sam, Louis Kateman, Charlotte’s Dot Aggas, Casey Jones Aviation News, Toscha Seidel, Theo Karle, Sam Lanin, and Enric Madriguera perform or present, with a dramatization and coach talk interspersed.
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Barn
John Kelvin
Hird
Wash
Myr
Marge
Bing Crosbr
The
Boswell Bisters
Morton Downey
the Columbians
Sam
Louis Kateman
Dot Aggas
Charlotte
Casey” Jones
Toscha Seidel
Theo Karle
Sam Lanin
Pray
Muskellunge Weighs 138 1/2 Pounds In Muskegum River Catch
In McConnelville Ohio a Muskie weighing 138 1/2 pounds was landed by Mr Shetrone of Ohio State University Museum. The fish was shown locally Monday then shipped to Columbus for mounting after the display.
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Muskingum River
Shetrone
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Hart reflects on Farm groups aiding his Michigan win
Michael J. Hart of Saginaw credits his Michigan district victory to opposition from the Grange and Farm Bureau plus urban wet voters. The blue eyed candidate, born in Canada, built farm ties, promised farm relief and committee influence, and won as a Democrat in a traditionally dry, rural district.
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Washington
Michael J. Hart
Saginaw, Mich
Congress
The
Grange
Farm Bureau
Hart
Michigan
Mississippi
Canada
Old District
Private photo venture links Hoover Laval Borah to German camera
Washington buzzes over a French backed venture with Premier Laval that profited from pocket cameras. Dr. Salmon attended private events on Laval’s invitation and carried a tiny indoor camera cap enabling covert shots of Hoover Laval and Borah, copyright held by Salomon and syndicated to U.S. papers.
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Premier Laval
Salmon
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Borah
Dr. Salomon
Buck Child Born in Canaanville in 1916
Harold Francis Buck was born in Canaanville on February 6, 1916. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Buck. He attends Stewart School and values education. His teacher is C. H. Copeland and his favorite subject is biology.
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John Schneider
Harold Francis Buck
Canaanville
Pearl Buck
Stewart
C. H. Copeland
Messenger Carrier Seeks Ohio State Ambition
The narrator delivers The Messenger in Conanville spanning about 24 miles to the Joyce brothers and ends at his Ohio Street home. He favors basketball for its sportsmanship and Pepper Martin as his favorite major league player. He enjoys mechanical work, dislikes rolled oats, and plans study at Ohio State University to pursue art.
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Joyce Brothers
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Pepper Martin
Hoot Gibson
Ohio State University
Anartiat
Birthday of Ralph Gorby Brightens Quiet Cadiz Day
In Cadiz Ohio on November 11, first grader Ralph Gorby at Rufus Putnam School celebrates his birthday, while meanwhile a local United Mine Workers union votes to continue a strike at the Onta Pennsylvania Coal Mine near town in protest of a 6 per cent wage cut.
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Alhens
Ralph
Rufus Putnam School
Cadiz
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United Mine Workers
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Here
Elkhart High Team Cancels Games After Tragedy
Three Elkhart youths died by their own actions in the same afternoon, with Earnest Miller among the victims. Elkhart High School canceled a game to allow students to attend his funeral. officials say the incidents were not connected.
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Texas
Earnest Miller
Juvenile case commits 13 year old to welfare board
Washington report states Hidith Riley a 13 year old alleged maltreatment victim was committed today by Judge Kathryn Seliera to Juvenile Court to the Board of Public Welfare for six months.
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Hidith Riley
Kathryn Seliera
Board of Public Welfare
Alx
Odors of Washday Tea Return in Cincinnati Convention
In Cincinnati on November 12, delegates at the National Electrical Wirelery convention debated a return of the wash day odor as soap scent filled homes. The mood among attendees claimed rising sales of wash machines outpacing booms of 1898 and 1929.
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