Radio Programs and Upcoming Premieres on Local Stations
Local radio listings note Roosevelt speaking appearances on CBS Dixie and CBS Baltimore, a new WLW series Detec tives Black and Blue, Mysteries in Paris on CBS, Captain Jack debut on CBS with WJAS and WHE carrying, and Jack Benny on WLW. Pomeroy High School second stringers face Chester Thursday. Fu Manchu Mystery Stories air Mondays 8:45 pm on WABC and Columbia network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black and Blue
WLW
Paris
CBS
Captain Jack
Jack Benny
Pal Hicks
Ethel
Mary
George
Radio Schedule Highlights A Dayfull Of Programs
A dense listing of studios and times shows a packed broadcast day featuring acts such as Amos n Andy, Gene and Glenn, Chandu, the Mills Brothers, Paul Whiteman, and the Royal Canadians across CBS and Columbia System networks with orchestras, minstrels, dramatic sketches, and political programs.
WLW Tomorrow's Radio Schedule Dense With Programs
The listing runs from 7:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. featuring exercises talent bureau memory box devotions yodeling twins Mor ris and Marion library talks Don Becker Tony Cabooch organ moods Livestock musical interlude Morin sisters School of the Air Franklin Bens Travel Talks The Cosmopolitans Orchestra Information Please Musical Dreams Singing Lady Beachcombers Amos n Andy Chandu Herbie Kay Profiles Puddle Family Music Stebbins Boys Friendship Town Fun Makers The Towns Talking Southern Singers Grand Opera Moon River WIZ Barn Orchestra Republican Program Blues Singer Your Government Adventures in Health Dramatic Sketch Edgar A. Guest Small Town Sketch Detective
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Ford Rush
Bob Newhall
Lowel
Nomas
Amos N
Andy
Gene
Glenn
Snow
Stebbins Boys
Werner Minstrels
Jack Benny
Tales of Terror
Dance Orchestra
Talent Bureau
Mike and
Herman
Happy Jack
Morrie
Marion
Don Becker
Tony Cabooch
Morin
School of Cookery
Fats Waller
Henry Thies
School of the Air
Franklin Bens
the Cosmopolitans
Orchestra
The
Beachcombers
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Gene and
Chandu
Herbie Kay
Puddle Family
Fun Makers
Southern Singers
Grand Opera
Moon River
WIZ
Barn Orchestra
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Johnny Hart
Edgar A. Guest
Pickens Sisters
Radio Schedule Highlights A Evening Lineup
A detailed broadcast grid lists performers and programs across time slots from 12:15 PM to 11:30 PM on WEAF and related stations. Notable acts include Donald Nevis tenor, Ray Perkins, Ben Bernie, Ed Wynn, Lanny Ross, George Olsen, Abe Lyman, Isham Jones, and the Crime Club centerpiece, with news and current events interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Donald Nevis
News
Washington
Ray Perkins
the Goldbergs
Sanderson - Cruz
Ben Bernie
Ed_ Wynn
Lanny Ross
Dream Singer
George Olsen
Arthur Jarrett
Columbia System
Myrt
Marge
Georgie Price
Abe Lyman
Edwin C. Hill
Kate Smith
Charles Carlile
Isham Jones
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Popeye
Freckles
Red King
Red
Jones
America
Mister Smith
E. C. Segar
Pringle
FRECK
Blosser
Shoott
Easy
Bire
U. S. Pat
NEA Service, Inc
Boots
By Martin
Coccceeck
Chean
Sam
HoWie
Ahern
BY Williams
Wessie
Ge- Heether
Wrigleys
Pei Pee
George Clark
Will
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Atlanta
CBS Dixie
Baltimore
Chester
Pomeroy
Pomeroy High
Sax Rohmer
Fu Manche
John C. Daly
Fu Manchu
Stor
WABC
Columbia Network
Amos 'N
British Empire
Citizens
Heywood Broun
Jane Froman
Ojnes and Hare
Goldbergs
the Revelers
Gypsies
Paul Whiteman
Ralph Kirberg
Roger Wolfe Kahn
Vaughn de Leath
Sid Gary
IshamoJnes
Mills Brothers
Colonel Stoopnagle