Radio Schedule Highlights for WLW Friday Night
Whirl of programs on WLW listing hours for music comedy weather and talk. Notable acts include the Chatter Orchestras Slumber Hour and Henry Thies Orchestra with later weather reports and ballroom sets.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1931
Page
5
Whirl of programs on WLW listing hours for music comedy weather and talk. Notable acts include the Chatter Orchestras Slumber Hour and Henry Thies Orchestra with later weather reports and ballroom sets.
A dense listing of evening radio programming and performers including Dave Krams Barn Orchestra John Felvin Bing Crosby Boswell Sisters Myrtine Marge Freddie Rich Orchestra Columbians Bob Harig's Orchestra and more. Notable events include a football game Army Notre Dame with Graham McNamee announcing and a dedicatory KGIR program in Butte Montana.
The Empire Room Orchestra headlines a full night of entertainment with acts including Hennie Hurst, the Stebbins Boys, the Goldbergs, Jay Bowes family, and Leo Reisman. Program includes film, vaudeville, and stage performances through midnight with Calloway Funk and more.
A detailed Sunday and Monday radio lineup lists hours from 6:30 PM to 11:45 PM with a mix of concerts, orchestras, theater programs, and speeches. Notable entries include Arthur Chandler recital, Army Notre Dame football game, Dave Abrams Barn Orchestra, Bing Crosby, Mills Brothers, Abe Lyman Band, and a Washington political talk.
The schedule lists a 1:15 P M Dartmouth Stanford football game, followed by an orchestral program and a string of musical acts. Performers include Nick Lucas, Alice Joy, The Goldbergs, Arthur Pryor, Marion Harris, Jesse Crawford, Coon Sanders Orchestra, Rudy Vallee, and Vincent Lopez, with dance and chorus segments throughout the night.
A detailed radio lineup lists 1:45 Venida Program with Emery Deutsch's Gypsies, 2:00 Spirituals and Novelties by Double Quartet, 2:30 Columbia Church of the Air, 3:00 New York Philharmonic, 5:00 Rev. Donald Grey Barnhouse, 5:30 Barbara Maurel and Fred Vettel, 6:30 Yacht Club Boys and More, 7:00 Dr Julius Klein segment, 7:15 Charlie and Oscar, 7:30 Novelty Orchestra, 8:00 Devils Drugs and Doctors, 8:15 Music Along the Wires, 8:45 Angelo Patri, 9:00 Roxy Theater Symphony, 9:30 Romance of the Sea dramatization, 10:30 Ernest Hutcheson, 11:00 The Gauchos, 11:30 Ben Bernie Orchestra, 12:30 Ann Leaf at the Organ.
Dr. John H. Berry, superintendent of the Athens State Hospital, is at Holmes Hospital in Cincinnati for observation and treatment. He believed sinus trouble caused his symptoms, but examinations there showed this was not the case.
Edward A. Sharp outlines the global economic crisis sparked by under-consumption and production gains after World War I. He advocates international banking pools, an world reserve bank, and a national marketing body to foster unity, tariff coordination, and unemployment insurance while urging restraint on strikes.
World wheat outlook suggests 1938 could see higher prices if the 1933 crop remains subnormal. The International Institute of Agriculture notes two bad years could deplete stocks and restore balance between production and consumption, with 1982 yield comparisons affecting 1983 prices.
A Thanksgiving program was held in Room 6 at East Side School Wednesday morning opening the new term. The Student Council planned and Harry Heas presided. Activities included a drama Marietta's Secret by the fourth grade, a poem by Jean Forsyth, and a dialogue Thankgiving.
Miss Janet Woolsey, child librarian at the Euwin Watts Church Library, spoke to the Central Parent Teachers Association meeting held Tuesday afternoon at the school. The program featured performances by second graders and solo numbers from Ruth Hartley, Virginia Segale, and Alice Maccombba.
Betty Jane Frost and Albert Sea man avoid sharing a birthday by a double header arrangement dubbed Birthday and Chanksgiving. Betty Jones, second grade, West Side School, and Albertta, third grade, East Side School enjoy two big days instead of one.
Thanksgiving menus feature turkey cranberry sauce and kin pie as Harold Douglas third grade Central School George Peckham third grade East Side School and Thomas Hyllar fourth grade Rufus Putnam enjoy elaborate birthday dinners. The page notes boys are bigger eaters than girls.
November 27 honors seven birthday children from Athena schools. Flora Jane Slaughter is a third grader at Central School Edna Young is a second grader at West Side School Joe Cox is in kindergarten at Rufus Putnama School Charles Wood is a fifth grader at Central Richard Chapman is a third grader at East Side Mars Tucker is a third grader at East Richard Pierce is a fifth grader at East Side
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