Angler Crosley to broadcast tarpon catch live on WLW
Powel Crosley Jr. leads a fishing party in a June 11 broadcast from a thirty foot boat equipped with a short wave sending set. If a tarpon is hooked Crosley will describe the battle for Station WLW as the public watches prizes awarded for largest tarpons in the Sarasota tournament running May 9 to July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Florida
Powel Crosley, Jr
Sarasota
Mr. Crosley
Crosley
Izaak Walton
Anglers’ Club
Patterson Parts Company Becomes Radio Dealer
The Patterson Parts Company at 118 East Eighth Street Cincinnati expands from auto parts to radio distribution. They will handle Transformer Corporation of America Clarion receivers in Cincinnati territory and neighboring regions with W B Cunningham overseeing the new division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson Parts Company
East Eighth Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Transformer Corporation ‘of America
Chicago
Clarion
W. B
Bill) Cunningham
Transformer Corporation of America
Broadcast Notes From National Forum and Melody Moments
Dr Ralph W Lockman resumes after a break on the National Sunday Forum via WEAF. Rossini Inflamatus from Stabat Mater featured on Melody Moments on NBC Thursday evening June 5. Twilight Reveries religious music by a mixed sextet and an inspirational talk by Dr Charles L Goodell heard on WJZ and stations each Sunday afternoon beginning today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ralph W. Lockman
National Sunday Forum
WEAF
Charles L. Goodel
WJZ
Katherine Tift Jones to perform at Skilkrets concert
Katherine Tift-Jones, renowned interpreter of Negro folk songs and stories, will present a specialty act during Nathaniel Skilkret’s concert broadcast over the WEAF chain on Wednesday evening, June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Tift-Jones
Nathaniel Skilkret
WEAF
International music program with Mischa Elman guest artist
A concert program featuring Mischa Elman the Russian violinist as guest artist will be broadcast on WEAF on Thursday evening June 6 as part of the opera concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mischa Elman
WEAF
Es kimoss program features Arthur Fields June concert
Arthur Fields will sing the chorus of his own composition The Waltz of the Hill as a feature of the Es kimos program over the WEAF chain Friday evening June 6.
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Arthur Fields
Eskimos
WEAF
Thorpe radio program draws 165000 request copies
Merele Thorpe hosts The New Business World on NBC each Saturday night and has received more than 165,000 requests for copies of his talks.
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Merele Thorpe
New Business World
Copieg
Charm of Old South Theme On WSAI Program
The Motiloil concert on Wednesday night through WSAI and the NBC system features Katherine Tift Jones and the Southernaires Quartet. Nathaniel Shilkret curates Southern melodies, spirituals, and old dance tunes with Calliope by Mrs. Tift Jones.
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WSAI
Katherine Tift-Jones
Old South
Nathaniel Shilkret
Southernaires Quartet
Southland
Tift- Jones
Calliope
Calliope. Mrs. Tift-Jones
Tift County
Georgia
Mammy
Mary Ann Lipscom
Theodora Ursula Irvine
David Bispham
United States
London
Paris
Southernares Quartet
Claude Austin
Colley
Mr. Shilkret
Middleton
Radio broadcast presents three way Presidential fleet review
AP reports NBC wired coast to coast coverage from land sea and air of the Atlantic fleet review off Hampton Roads Va. William Burke Miller James Wallington and George F Hicks anchor from land sea and air as the staff describes the scene and ponders future television.
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Associated Press
Broadcast Radio
Hampton Roads
Virginia Beach
William Burke Miller
Salt Lake City
Presidentia
James Wallington
Los Angeles
George F. Hicks
Hicks
Wallington
Graham McNamee
Saltzman to Address Radio Men's Assembly
Gen. Saltzman chairman of the Federal Radio Commission will speak at the sixth annual convention and trade show of the Radio Manufacturers Association in Atlantic City the week of June 2. About 30 000 radio dealers jobbers and manufacturers are expected. He will discuss the broadcasting situation and is noted as a pioneer in radio who represented the United States in international conferences before his 1929 appointment and February election as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Gen. Saltzman
Federal Radio Commission
Radio Manufacturers’ Association
United States
All Star Cast to Broadcast Dreiser Play on CBS
The Blue Sphere by Theodore Dreiser will be presented on the Voice of Columbia program Wednesday night from 9 to 10. Cast includes Margaret Mower Louis Veda Graham Velsey Harry Swan Gertrude Richey Jack McBride Anthony Stanford with Howard Barlow directing the Philco Orchestra and Georgia Bachus directing.
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Blue Sphere
Theodore Dreiser
Columbia Broadcasting System
America
Voice of Columbia
Margaret Mower
St. John
Harry Swan
Gertrude Richey
Jack McBride
Anthony Stanford
Howard Barlow
Philco Orchestra
Géorgia Bachus
Frank Chapman Gifty Barytone Guest Artist On Eveready Hour
Gifted American barytone Frank Chapman will be Eveready hour guest artist Tuesday evening in a program of noted composers. His Rome debut in 1928 led to over thirty European appearances before returning to New York and debuting as Valentin in Faust with the American Opera Company. Chapman, though early in his career, is praised for promise as a singer. the broadcast marks his first national air appearance. The Eveready Orchestra, conducted by Nathaniel Shilkret, performs Chopin pieces, a Rachmaninoff prelude, Grainger airs, and Brahms Gypsy Dances along with Chapman's songs The Soldier and County Derry.
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Frank Chapman
Barytone
Eveready Hour
Mr. Chapman
Rome
Europe
America
New York
Valentine
Faust
American Opera Company
Chapman
Schumann
Derry
Grainger Rel Trta Ccadicensesestvaasebenensaedssto
Ceevereem
Chopin
Brahms
British Statesmen Series Continues All Summer on CBC and WABC
The popular series of international radio addresses by British statesmen will run through the summer on WABC and the Columbia Network. The next address is set for Sunday morning June 8 at 11 30, with the speaker and subject to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WABC
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Old Time Jazz Revival Led by Henry Theis on WLW
Henry Theis leads a Kool motor program on WLW airing Mondays at 7 30 PM reviving early jazz favorites from 1914 era alongside occasional modernized numbers. Theis explains the Old Times approach honors simple melodies and dances like the Turkey Trot Bunny Hug and One Step, contrasting current complex rhythms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
WLW
Henry Theis
College Inn
Sherman
Chicago
Theis
Dazzy Vance to Be Interviewed on Coca Cola Program
Brooklyn star pitcher Dazzy Vance will be interviewed by Grantland Rice for the Coca Cola program on WSAI and NRBC network at 9 30 Wednesday evening. The ace right hander, renowned as a strike out king, will discuss pitching to dangerous batters and his views on baseball’s future amid Brooklyn’s hopeful pennant bid. Leonard Joy’s all string orchestra will provide the latest dance music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C
Dazzy”. Vance
Brooklyn
National League Baseball Club
Grantland Rice
WSAI
N Rbc
Vance
Wilbert Robinson
Leonard Joy
Seth Parker’s Sunday Programs and the Man Behind Them
The article exposes Seth Parker as a persona created by Phillips Lord in the series Sunday at Seth Parker's. Lord acts as the central figure, writing the scripts and delivering the role with a poised urban manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Parker
Petrushka's Violin Radio Drama Debuts on WLW
A new weekly radio drama Petrushka's Violin airs Wednesdays at 9 PM on Station WLW. Grigori the mad Grand Duke of Russia drives famine and terror as Petrushka and Ivan, his musician lover, navigate a tale with Russian music by a 25 member orchestra. The first episode centers on bread and Grigori's wheat destruction.
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Grigori
Russia
Petrushka
Ivan
WLW
William Stoess
Stoess
Education Office to Place 100 Radios in Isolated Mountain Homes
The government will install 100 radio sets in remote Mountain Homes Washington area to test if broadcasting can replace reading for outside contact. Many residents travel by mule trails and have never seen a train or car. Interior Department bulletin says educators will supervise without preconceived conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Education
Interior Department
Dan Karl And Jack Landt Hold Out Against Cupid
The harmony group Landt and their pianist Howard White remain unmarried amid frequent mash notes and a high radio salary. Dan is 29, TJ 21, Jack unspecified, and White 28, all currently heart free.
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Dan
Karl
Jack Landt
Cupid
Howard White
Dan Cupid
Jack
University of Cincinnati Plans Two Day Home-Coming Event
The University of Cincinnati invites 10 000 graduates to a two day home coming June 13 and 14 with a two day program including golf tournaments, college and medical alumni events, a commencement in Nippert Stadium, a senior class play, a treasure hunt and a torchlight stadium procession.
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University of Cincinnati
U. C
William R. Huber
Huber
Cinccinnati
Virginia Crary
College of Liberal Arts
College of Law
Wyoming Country Club
Cincinnati Club
College of Medicine
Hotel Gibson Roof Garden
Nippert Stadium
McMicken Auditorium
Chase M. Davies
School of Nursing and Health
Ada S. Stokes
Oliver G. Bailey
Parke G. Smith
Philip Preifus
Philip Preifus; Evening Amnal Association
Minna Keuing
Carl W. Rich
College of Engineering and Commerce
Seldon High
Medical
Low
Walter A. Ryan
Mercantile Library
Hyde Park Country Club
University of Cincinnas
Jewish Religious School to Review Its Work This Morning
The Religious School of Reading Road Temple and Junior Congregation clubs present a morning review at 10 o clock. New elements include advanced Hebrew classes taught by David Polish and Paul Richman, a holidays course supervised by Alma Cantor, and a civics class in Class 7 led by Martin Weitz. Prizes will honor top class performers and Sidney Weil and Irwin B. Klein will present awards. Geraldine Schaeffer will return the loving cup to Mr Klein.
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Reading Road Temple
David Polish
Paul’ Riehman
Miss’ Alma Cantor
Bureau of Jewish Education
Martin Weitz
Sidney Weil
The
Temple
Irwin B. Klein
Geraldine Schaeffer
B'nai B'rith
Klein
St Xavier College Summer School Opens June 23
Summer courses at St Xavier College run six weeks starting June 23 with offerings in philosophy classics modern languages English history mathematics science and education. Classes meet daily from 8 30 a m to 1 p m except Saturday with credit toward degree work. Registration this week at Seventh and Sycamore downtown offices.
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St. Xavier College
George O R. Kister
College of Liberal Arts
St. Xavier's
Sycamore _ streets
Friml Evening With James and Pasternack Orchestra
Lewis James tenor leads the Revellers Quartet with Josef Pasternack's Atwater Kent Concert Orchestra in a Friml program. The broadcast at 8 15 tonight features Pasternack arrangements and special orchestral versions alongside vocal numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis James
Revellers
Josef Pasternack
Atwater Kent
Rudolf Friml
Friml
James
Pasternack
Summer religious broadcasts begin on three Sunday hours
New York, May 31. Summer religious broadcasts inaugurate today as part of three series replacing the winter schedule. The Friendly Hour with Dr. Stanley Durkee goes at 2 P.M., The Sunday Forum with Dr. Ralph Sockman at 8 P.M., and Twilight Reveries with Dr. Charles L. Goodell at 4 P.M. The programs run Sundays through October 12, produced by the Greater New York Federation of Churches under the Federal Council of Churches guidance.
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New York
National Broadcasting System
Friendly Hour
Stanley Durkee
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
National Sunday Forum
Ralph W. Sockman
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
WEAF
Network
Twilight
WJZ
Chain
Mt. St. Joseph Opens Commencement Week With Alumnae Reunion
Commencement week at the College of Mt. St. Joseph opened with an alumna reunion on campus. Baccalaureate services will be held at 10 o clock during a solemn mass with Rev. Dr. Frederick W. Dickinson delivering the sermon. Graduates include Margaret Amo Margaret Brannon Kathleen Keegan Margaret Conlon Maxine Liddell Lenore McKensie Marcella Phistner Emily Quilling Brenda Tracy Geraldine Normile Mary Whitehead Gertrude Beeman and Gertrude O Donnell with degrees ranging from Bachelor of Arts to Bachelor of Science.
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College of Mt. St. Joseph
Frederick W. Dickinson
Margaret Amo
Detroit
Mich
Mrgaret Brananon
Maysville
Kathleen Keegan
Marion
Margaret Conlon
Maxine Liddell
Lenore McKensie
Elwood
Inds
Marcella Phistner
Newport
Emily Quilling
Georgetown
Brenda ‘Tracy
Zanesville
Geraldine’ Normile
Cleveland
Mary Whitehead
Elbéron Avenue
Gertrude Beeman
Bées Avenue
Gertrude’ O'Donnell
Gilsey Avesnue
Fort Scott Boys Camp Plans Visiting Days This Summer
Fort Scott Camp for Boys in New Baltimore Ohio will invite visitors on Wednesdays and Sundays during summer. The nonsectarian camp under Catholic auspices opens June 23 and runs to September 1 for boys aged 10 to 16 from across the Ohio Valley despite past fraternal popularity.
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Ft. Scott
New Baltimore
Este Building
Ohio Valley
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