Radio Programs Y M C A Founding Broadcast and Banking Talk
Local Interference reports tonight broadcasts on WABC NBC and KDKA. The YMCA founding drama features George Williams in London with West Side players. Reminiscence, crime stories, and musical programs fill the schedule including The Yellow Mistletoe and Headache Gang capers. Detective tales, orchestra numbers, and a Yale professor discussion on government aid finance. Model Bobbie Miller discusses fame on WABC with Catherine Mackenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
WABC
George Williams
Queen Victoria
London
West Side
NBC
Ed Wynne
WTAM
Ben Bernie
Golden Pheasant Orchestra
Ralph Kirbery
Isle O’ Blue
Lloyd Huntley
KDKA
Cotton Club Orchestra
John T. Madden
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Walter F. Dodd
Yale
Bobbie Miller
Ameri
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Clashing Names
A listing shows a dense sequence of programs from 6:45 p.m. including Lowell Thomas Amos n Andy Gene and Glenn The Magician and Cadets to profiles Puddle Family and Music Then Stebbins Boys Great Composers Friendship Town Tales of Terror and Mike and Herman The Towns Talking Southern Singers Concert Orchestra Dance Orchestra Moon River and F 6 00 Orchestra 6 30 Al Bernard 7 15 Dramatic Pro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N
Andy
Gene
Glenn
The
Magician
Cadets
Profiles
Puddle Family
Stebbins Boys
Mike & Herman
Southern Singers
Moon River
al Bernard
Barn Orchestra
Amos 'N’ Andy
Johnny Hart
Edgar A. Guest
Friendship Town
Bob Newhall
Amos
E.t
Jones & Hare
Orchestra
Ed. McConnell
Swift
Jack Benny
Flying Dutchman
Dance Orchestra
Gram
N’ Andy
Andy Sannella
Pickens
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights From 1930s Programs
A dense list of daily broadcasts across stations including Perkins, Goldbergs, Plantation, Wayne King, Ben Bernie, Ed Wynn, Amos and Andy, Your Government, Edgar A Guest, Pickens Sisters, Paul Whiteman, and Columbia System entries featuring Current Events, Ukulele Ike, Abe Lyman, Kate Smith, Crime Club, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Froman
Pickens Sisters
Paul Whiteman
Columbia System
Reis
Dunn
Jack Miller
Myrt
Marge
George Price
Abe Lyman
Kate Smith
Charles Carlile
Tomorrow's Radio Schedule Dense Nightline List
A crowded program grid lists evening and late night shows and performers including Lloyd Shaffer, Bob Newhall, Lowell Thomas, Sherlock Holmes, Jack Benny, Vincent Lopez, Kate Smith, Ruth Etting, and Isham Jones among many others across multiple time slots from 4:45 PM to midnight, with orchestras, drama, singing, dance bands, and a Presidential poll segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia System
Vaughn de Leaux
Myrt
Marge
Isham Jones
Sam
Kate Smith
Ruth Etting
Little Jack Little
Colonel Stoopnagle
Orchestra
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Popeye
Oscar
E. C. Segar
Dooma
Freckles
Riley
S OF Diamonds
Poodle
Blosser
River
Earth
King City
Les
SOFNE
Buddie
Nou
Imi
Paty
Attaboy
Wash
U. S
OO Boy
Xwen Woo
Salsman Sam
BY Martin
Gost
CINE
Howe
Hank Shanks
Brute Bronson
Howie
Frisk's
Thas
Sammy
Theasi
Wes
BY Ahern
BY Williams
Trawitiams
Ma Service, Inc
Y.M.C.A
Catherine Mackenzie
Wabc-Columbia
Miss Miller
wLw
Talent Bureau
the Sunbirds
Becker & Greuter
Tony Cabooch
Ramblers
Josef Cherniavsky
School of the Air
Jay Penn
Louis John John
Lloyd Shaffer
Drama
Doctors of Melody
Captain Jim
Wiz
Donald Nevis
Jones and Hare
Pres. Hoover
Barnyard Music
Artists Service
Nellie Revell
Vincent Lopez
WEAF
George Clark
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