Radio Programme Listings With Science Interlude
Radio schedule details streams from Arlington to Chicago with music orchestras soloists and weather, crop and stock reports listed amid an explainer on inductance and capacitance. Notable participants include Shepard Colonial Orchestra Weber Duo Victrola and J Montrose Olm ster with singers and accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Shepard Colonial Orchestra
Weber Duo
Art Planeta
Victrola
Sheping Colonial Orchestra
Edward McHugh
Hazel Atkinson
Radio schedule and musical program notes from Boston page
The listing shows a dense timetable of radio and musical broadcasts with times ranging from morning to evening. It includes Ampico piano performances on Brunswick and Chickering, weather and crop reports, police notes, and a sequence of recitals by the Boston Masonic Club Trio and other performers, concluding with a dance orchestra from Newark.
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Brunswick and Chickering Ampico
New England
U. S. Weather Bureau
Chickering Ampico
Brunswick
Boston American
Chickering Ampire
Massachusetts
Boston
Tate
Boston Masonic Club Nigat
Hoffmann
Weber Male
Nartet
Brahms
Boston Masonic Club
Brotiehoodi
Edward C. BR. Bagley
Ernest Johnson
Inez Maddocks
Weber
Arthur F. Cole
F. G. Field
Warren M. Robbins
Easton
Aguetella’ Ford
Bloomfield
New Jersey
Earl Dana
Sporting News
Fred J. Bendell
Newark Ledger
Wgace Mittler
Dance Orchestra
Newark
Musical Programme at 10 30 P M With Edward A Hice
A musical programme features violinist Edward A Hice cellist Ernest Burleigh pianist Gill s Yetton and Thomas Hopkins Jr tonight at 10 30 P M continuing with a varied concert program for local patrons.
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Edward A. Hice
Ernest Burleigh
Gills Yetton
Thomas Hopkins, Jr
Joint recital at West End with Kempner and Wynne
WEAF Am Tel and Tel presents an evening program at 400 Metres featuring xylophonist Sigmund Kempner, West End Ladies' Trio, and soprano Bessie Wynne at 8:00 p.m. The program blends instrumental and vocal numbers in a joint recital.
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WEAF
Sigmund Kempner
West End
Bessie ‘Wynne
Evening Dinner Event With Woman's Editor Talk
A 9 30 p m session titled Tonight's Dinner features a special talk by the Woman's Editor. Weather forecast at 0 25 a m covers 485 metres followed by a 3 55 a m Time report.
Evening radio schedule for Palo Alto and Pittsburg events
A radio lineup lists 3:00 busy concert, 4:30 football play by play from Kiskiminetas at Palo Alto, 5:30 Pittsburg versus Stanford in Palo Alto, 7:00 Evening Lamp stories, 7:45 New York FX talk by J W Chubb, 8:30 concert with Lyda Mae Brusch Bea trice Glomb Marie Sybert and Arion Quartet despite a fragmented OCR record.
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Kiskiminetas Guest Preparatory School
Palo Alto High School
Palo Alto
California
University of Pittsburg
Icland Stanford University
Chikren
New York Fx
J. W. Chubb
Westinghouse Company
Lyda Mae Brusch
Beatrice Glomb
Margaret Horne
Marie Sybert
Arion Quartet
Hear 316 U S Amateur Radio Stations in Europe
Hartford Conn December 29 A total of 316 American amateur radio stations have been heard in Europe during the trans Atlantic amateur tests which will close Sunday the American Radio Relay League announced Since December 21 European operators began transmitting and three of their stations have been heard by about 13 American operators The Wireless Society of Manchester England was heard last night by Nelson Metcalf of Ilion New York
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U. S
Europe
Hartford
Conn
American Radio Relay League
Wireless Society of
Manchester
England
Nelson Metcalf
Ilion
N. Y
Animals Hard Hit by Storm in Boston
Authorities at the Animal Hospital on Longwood Avenue report more than 50 distressed animals rushed in during the blizzard. Horses and dogs suffered most from frostbite and injuries, while cats appeared immune. Dogs endured painful foot sores from rock salt used on tracks to prevent frozen switches.
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Boston
Animal Hospital
Longwood Avenue
Powell and Mason at Boston Symphony with Negre Rhapsody
The Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Pierre Monteux performed two piano concertos with John Powell, presenting Powell’s Rhapsodie Negre. The piece drew vivid, primal colors, jungle-like ferocity, and tender spirituals, with Powell and Mason warmly lauded by the audience and critics.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Pierre Monteux
Symphony Hall
Boston
John Powell
Mr. Powell
Powell
Prelude and Fugue and Namouna in French Aura at Concert
Daniel Gregory Magon’s Prelude and Fugue for piano and orchestra receives its first recital with audience acclaim. Edouard Lalo Namouna ballet music and Haydn B flat symphony No 12 complete a varied program praised for its delicate exoticism and inventive orchestration.
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Mr. Powell
Mr. Mason
Mr. Masoni
Daniel Gregory Magon
Edouard Lalo
Boy Wins Maine Canning Championship
Roger M. Luke of Buxton won the ninth annual canning contest at the University of Maine to determine State champions in Boys Agriculture and Home Economies. Other first awards went to Cedric Ranger East Wilton corn raising Rutilius Allen Jay sweet corn raising Mary Reed Winslow poultry Gilbert Stubbs Bucksport pig raising Lao Staples Hast Surry potato raising Blanche Graves Bowdoinham cooking and housekeeping Mary Hunter Topsham gardening Glenna Starbird South Paris sewing.
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Orono
Roger M. Luke
Buxton
University of Maine
Cedric L. Ranger
East Wilton
Rutilius H. Allen
Jay
Mary E. Reed
Winslow
Gilbert T. Stubbs
Bucksport
Lao M. Staples
Hast Surry
Blanche M. Graves
Bowdoinham
Mary P. Hunter
Topsham
Glenna Starbird
South Paris
Fire Breaks Out at Norman & Bennett Building
A brush of fire at Norman and Bennett Inc. on 144 High Street sent 500 workers fleeing as dust and leather scraps in a vent pipe ignited. An automatic sprinkler finally doused the blaze after a beam briefly burned and fumes filled the air. Firefighters responded quickly to control the incident.
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Norman & Bennett Inc
Corporation
144 High Street
Norman and Bennett
Mixed on Colors of Birds Feathers Fined
John F. Newman of Cambridge paid a one dollar fine yesterday after claiming he mistook a golden plover for a red bird. He faced federal judge Morton on migratory bird treaty act informations alleging bird shooting.
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John F. Newman
Cambridge
Morton
Newman
Worcester Man Fined for Copyright Violation
Augustus H. Sullivan of Worcester was fined $40 and $50 in federal court for conspiracy to violate copyright law. He had been found guilty by a jury earlier for infringing the copyright on a popular song.
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Augustus H. Sullivan
Worcester
United States District Court
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Henry Bayard Phillips
WNAC
The
Shepard Stores
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
J. Montrose Olmster
Nellie L. BE. Squires
WJZ
Radio Corpora
Howard W. R. Garis
Fashiona
Marper's Bazar
L. G. Tolles
Southington
Community Club Dance Orchestra
New York City
Good Housekeeping
John Moresco
Mr. Tolles
Community Club
Institute For Public Service
Westinghouse
Chicago
Betty Randall
Hilda Butler
Farr
Ward H. Pound
Alice Mead Pound
Evelyn Freedman
Donald D. Salles
Amrad
Medford Hillside
WOR
Newark, N. J
WGY
Schenectady
Detroit
Pittsburg
Mechanics’ Hall
Wirthmore
ST. Albans Grain CO
St. Albans, Vt
En Publishing Co
Maurice Ketten
Sonny Pry
Mrs John
Atlith
Mason’s
Prelude and Fugue
BY Olin Downes
Haydn
Mason
Boy
Maine
Fia
Brewster Hotel
Boylston St
Penny Jin
Capt
W. A. Collings, Inc
Watertown
N. H
William M. Parsons
Parsons
Common Cause Forum
O'Connell
Common Cause
Franklin Union Hall
Berkeley and
Appleton
Devoe
George Washington
Devoe Paint and Varnish Products Store
Summer & High Sts
Mabel L. Billings Montague
Post
Auto-Suggestion
Emile Coue
Boston Post
Sunday Post
Coue
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