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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1923

Page

18

Footwarners Program At WGM With Negro Dialect Monologues

A program planned by the Footwarners and Joe Elliott features popular music and blackface dialect monologues. The Footwarners orchestra will headline on Station WGM Atlanta, with Elliott performing between numbers. The article notes the Footwarmers’ rising prominence and their dance music appeal.

Hatenera WGM Atlanta Joe Elliott Eblote Yy Vaudette Theater

Comfortable Shoes Cantilevers Fit Your Foot Like A Glove

The Cantilevers are described as well proportioned to fit the foot with extraordinary flexibility. They boast a glove like fit, with arches that adapt as you walk, offering comfortable support without metal components.

Miss Hauff Heard Today On WGM Base Music Program

Miss Maddalena Hauff, sensational soprano, visits Atlanta and will be heard on Station WGM between 3 and 4 PM. She will sing, play piano for violin selections by Deneen McCormack, and accompany with Miss Susie Yarbrough from Sparta. The program, sponsored by Mrs. Charles Maddux, blends musical items with a doubleheader baseball coverage noted earlier.

WGM Atlanta Mobile Maddalena Hauff Miss Iauff Deneen Cormack Mags Hauff WOM Sparta Pan

Walker to Open Capitol Service

The Georgia capitol will begin Saturday at eleven o'clock with WGM broadcasting the legislature. The Constitution announces that Governor elect Clifford Walker will give his inaugural address, the first time the legislature is televised via radio. The daily broadcasts continue to connect Georgians to state happenings.

State Capitol WGM Atlanta Constitution Georgia Constitution Clifford Walker

Senator George Will Be Heard At Six O Clock

The Atlanta Constitution's six oclock broadcast will feature Senator Walter F. George speaking from Atlanta during a brief trip from Washington. His address will cover national politics and add him to a growing list of prominent figures previously heard on Station WGM.

George WGM Atlanta Constitution Constitution Walter F. Yeorges Atlanta Washington Hudson Maxim William ¥. Harris D. B Carson

Stage Set for Long Minstrels Broadcast

The Atlanta Constitution reports a relay broadcast from the Atlanta theater by Station WGM airing 8 to 10 45 tonight. Junior Chamber of Commerce minstrel show to be sent nationwide beginning at 9 o'clock, with proceeds to United States hospital No 48 veterans. Local performers and American Legion support rehabilitation efforts.

Atlanta WGM The Atlanta Constitution Radiophone A. W. Shropshire Constitution Building Junior Chamber of Commerce American Legion United States Hospital

First Swimming Lesson Given By Miss Savell

The first of a series of swimming lessons was broadcast from Station WGM at six o'clock by Miss Pearl Fairfax Savell, a noted swimmer and Red Cross life saving corps member. She discussed breathing and its effect on swimming and will present another article next Thursday covering better known strokes.

WGM

Miss Crossland Leads WGM Radio Concert

Miss Crossland directed a 9 30 to 10 35 program on station WGM featuring Frannie Dell Sasser Julian Napier and Thelma Marbut among others. Debuts from Napier Brown and Marbut drew praise while Talley Osmer and Sasser were noted for strong performances and planned returns.

Musa Myrtle Crossland WGM Miss Crossland Frannie Dell Sasser Julian Napier Mize Thelma Marbut G. T. Lucas Eshel Brown William F. Taffey Vaughn Osmer Mis Crossland Sunrise You Miss Sasser Constitution Talley Mr. Osmer

Three O Clock Program Given By Mrs Neri

An hour of entertainment from 3 to 4 pm Thursday at station WGM directed by Mrs Ward M Neri featured soprano Mrs Neri with pieces Dearest Do You Will You Won't You Love Me Too Sing Me to Sleep Sunset Land and Call Me Back Pal of Mine Miss Dorothy Lawshe played piano solos Pefit Bolere and Minuet by Parlerewski Little Miss Jeanette Nichols daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Nichols read selections The Raggedy Man Aw Shoot Ma and A Little Girls Prayer

WGM Ward M. Neri Dorothy Lawshe Jeanette’ Nichols

Great Surprise Wednesday at Station WGM

Listeners to Station WGM and The Atlanta Constitution heard a long midnight program of jazz and vocal numbers. The Footwarmers orchestra opened the show with a lineup including Olive Walker Marie Forrester Eve lyn Youngblood Ralph Richardson Arthur Jones Nich Nicholas Ed Floyd Bert Elvan and W Weston Smith. Walker performed A Dream and Who's Sorry Now while Youngblood sang Aggravatin Papa and Richardson offered Rockets in the Crack of the Deep Sleep Kentucky Tribe On the Banks of the Branderwine. The rest of the selections showcased the station's talent and ended as a big WGM success.

WGM Atlanta Constitution Olive Walker Marie Forrester Evelyn Youngblood Ralph Richardson Arthur Jones Nich Nicholas Ed Floyd Bert Elvan W. Weston Smith Bowing-Smith Misy Walker Bartlett Louisvile Lou Mass Youngblood Papa Branderwine VWGM

Enthusiastic Recruit Tries Ten Year Marine Enlistment

James N. Murray of Columbus Georgia and later with L S 8 Florida sought a ten year term at the local recruiting station in the federal building. Captain George Bower and sergeant examined his request then he agreed to a four year enlistment after inquiry into regulations. A humorous aside about a salesgirl and hats follows.

Murray Captain Bower Bower

Dear Sits-T Listener Letter From New York Station

A reader from New York thanks WGM for broadcasts heard clearly on a Magnavox. Steven Mazar, 70 Jarvis St, Binghamton, N Y, writes on June 27 1923 praising the station and its programs.

New York WGM Steven Mazar Jarvis St Binghamton, N. Y

Radio listener praises Newkirk station in telegram

A reader from Newkirk Oklahoma reports listening to the Radiophone Station program in Atlanta. He notes the signal came in on the detector tube with only static as interference and signs off as Adron Waldschmidt.

Newkirk Oklo Atlanta Constitution Adron Waldschmidt

Massachusetts Fan Seeks Signor Volpi Broadcasts

A. D. Alderman of Holyoke Massachusetts writes that he enjoyed the last half dozen of Signor Volpi's programs and can hear them clearly through Brandica earphones, praising WGM station as nearly daily reception.

Massachusetts WGM Sirs Signor Volpi A. D. Alderman Wairfield Ave Holyoke Mass

Whisky Peddlers Drive By Under Local Police Alert

Police Chief James L. Beavers launched a drive against whisky peddlers in Auburn avenue and Butler street after a telephone tip from Mayor Walter A. Sims. Beavers said officers would be especially vigilant before Ellis convention and rumors of large whisky cargoes entering Atlanta. He thanked the mayor for tips on a hot spot and urged more information from the public to curb illegal sales.

Auburn Avenue Butler Street James L. Beavers Walter A. Sims Auborn Avenue Ellis’ Conventon Atlanta Uix Beavers

Atlianty Hosts Short Sales Conference at Winecoff Hotel

Mr Moock, noted Atlanta figure ex–GM of the National Automobile Dealers association, will attend a brief informal business conference in Atlanta at the Winecoff hotel. About sixty out of town dealers and representatives of Georgia Hudson and Essex groups, Porter Minehan Co, and Beall Watkins Motor Co are expected.

Moock Mr. Goldsmith Porter- Minehan Co Beall-Watkins Motor Company Eenl Hudson Essex

Boys High School Work Continues Amid Fund Shortage

Despite a possible bond commission cash squeeze threatening completion, work on the new Boys High School proceeds. Mayor Walter A. Sims signed a $6,259.94 check to Southern Ferro Concrete for materials. A joint school and bond commission finance meeting is planned to seek a fix this month.

City Bond Commission Walter A. Sims Southern Ferroe Concrete Company Bond Commission Pros- Hudson and Egset Harry G. Moock

Queen of the Blues Sings Here Tonight at Midnight Frolic

Haunting southern blues star Bessie Smith headlines a vaudeville program at Higiy-One Theater Decatur Street, headlining a Negro talent show starting at 11 o’clock. The lineup features Smith’s famed blues numbers and new tags, plus a celebrated yodeling novelty act and other colored stage stars.

Bessie Smith Decatur Street Temght Bessia Smith

Fliers Refuel For Third Time In Record Flight

San Diego, June 28 Capt. Lowell Smith and Lieut. John Rit er Rockwell aviation officers began a second attempt to set an airplane marathon record at 4:45 this morning. They refueled in flight for the third time today at 7 p.m. They expect to continue the flight through the night without further fuel.

San Diego Cal Lowell Smith John Riter Rockwell Aviation

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