Radio department favorite stars entertain fans
A Tuesday 6 to 7 pm broadcast thrilled Ohio Staten listeners with a refreshing musical program. Featured were Mrs. Warren W. Massey, Christine Florence, and W. O. Deffingwell, backed by Earle Helton and Melton Brothers orchestra. The performance showcased vocal and instrumental pieces, praised by Atlanta music circles and described as a promising glimpse of future popularity.
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Earle
Hulton
Warren W. Massey
Christine Florence
W. OW
Deffingwell
Violet
Ohia Staten
Earle Helton
Melton Lrathers
Whusua
Istenera
Tang
Mr Massey
Leffingeell
Athinta
Statin Wom
Popelar
Teffingwell
Reliable
Fictional Miracle Cure Ad Ends Worse Than It Began
A dubious testimonial extols a claimed prescription from Dr. Pierce offering cure all for weak nerves and mayhem. The misspelled ad urges purchase at local drug stores or via the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo for free medical advice, illustrating early sensational patent medicine marketing.
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Charley Fisher
Bunker Hill
Munyon
Munon
Scranton
Atanta
Jacobs' Pharney
di Verco
Lac Hy
Roselle Sliest
Tablera
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Duuffalo
N. Yo
Auvive
Usual WOM Tonight Features Silent Night Broadcast
The Atlanta Constitution notes Station WOM will observe silent night until midnight and deliver an all star late program. Jimmy Fintey and new axetist IT A Robertson join a lineup of WOM stars with singing, instrumental acts and novelty, promising an engaging broadcast from the south’s reliable station tonight.
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Atlanta Constitution
Tommy
WOM
Mai
Constitution
Heiberg
Hiele
Statin Wes
Harnme
Wahries Ninsteal Entertainment
Btahon
Molnight
WOM Atars
Jimmy Fintey
A. Robertson
Tars
Fans Thrilled By Metropolitan Orchestra Broadcast Night
Listeners of Station WOM and The Atlanta Constitution praised a special Wednesday night feature from the Metropolitan Opera and the Metropolitan Theater in Atlanta. The program, directed by Buell Risinger, aired from 9:80 to 10:00 and promised a concise, studio linked performance with a future chance to hear the full broadcast.
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WOM
Atlanta Constitution
Welta
Vigie Metropatttaay Nymphony Orchestra
Seondeaat
Metropolitan Theater
Artanis
WGA Broadeasta
Buel Th Risinger
New Alphabet Is Announced For Radio Use
Washington reports Major General George O Sawer unveiled a new universal alphabet for radio and submarine cable telegraphs. The plan aims to improve accuracy by encoding signals with distinct spacing and symbols to withstand static and interference across telegraphy and telephony.
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Washington
George O. Sawer
Army
Dan Addons
National Academy of Scienes
Sualeewadd
Signala
Muse
Xavier
Listeners Hear Varied Program at Station WGM
Miss Jennie Wynne, pianist, led a delightful WGM program supported by Mis Fred Noring soprano. Mrs Charles Knox soprano. Mr Stanton Megahee, soprano. Withers contralto. Louis Talee saxophonist. Charles Wynne tenor. Guests included multiple vocalists and instrumental solos, showcasing Wynne and other performers in a broadcast praised for freshness and polish.
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Jennie Wyane
WGM
Miss Wynne
Mis
Fred Noring
Charles Knox
Stanton Megahee
Sopran Ule Withers
Louis Talee
Charles Wnnne
Misa Wynne
Maine
Fhiting
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Ales
Harlin
Dave Bowes
Chia
Mra. Max
Plva
Piana
Megahee
Yuico
WOM
Mixa Withera
Charlotte
N.C
Atlanta
Ehie
Lows
Bnbe
Georgia Tech
WML
Gallagher
Shenn
Ankophantate
Hetenis
Charles Wenne
Wynne
Hatenors
Opera stars Galli Curci and Chaliapin arrive in Atlanta week
Two of the week's greatest stars reach Atlanta after Tuesday afternoon and evening trains. Galli Curci, the coloratura soprano, stars in Lucia tonight and stays at the Ansley. Chaliapin, the Russian bass, shows up in time for Don Carlos, staying at the Terrace. A local observer notes the crowd's delight with Gounod and the city’s after-hours zest.
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City
Galli-Curci
Supreme
Lucia
Feodor Chaliapin
Atlanta
Don Carlos
Atinpin
the Ansley
Cholinpin
Gounod
King Tut
Chaliapin
Anl
Poncey Park
Ueeligs
Theatre notes and city chatter from the Buffalo Breing Times
Readers report on Gilbert and Sullivan style costumes from a Mikado scene at the Terrace and social notes on Miss Kashgurl’s black and white outfit. The piece also covers crowd scenes, traffic, and a streetcar-era giveaway of a floor walker, plus a U S Army infantry division tally of 905 officers.
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Guesa
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United States Army of War
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