Conoco Dramatic Radio Series To Air In West Ahead Of 1980
Conoco plans a weekly dramatic series on NBC starting January 2 1980 broadcasting from multiple stations including WLS KWK and KOA. The scripts focus on romantic historical events in the Western United States with high fidelity to facts and elaborate musical backdrops. The program targets audiences across the West and school children offering engaging history through dramatic plays.
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Conoco Dramatic
United States
Continental Oil Company
Denver
Colorado
Ntional . Broadcasting Company
Wer
Conoco Dramatic Productions
Conoco
Pike’s Peak
Zebulon M. Pike
Cherokee Strip
Oklahoma
Custer
Montana
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
NBC
WLS
Chicago
KWK
St. Louis
WDAF
Kansas City
WOW
Omaha
WOC
Davenport
WHO
Des Moines
KVOO
Tulsa
WKY
Oklahoma City
KTHS
Hot Springs
WFAA
Dallas
WBAF
Ft. Worth
KPRC
Houston
WOAI
San Antonio
KOA
KSL
Salt Lake
WLW
Cincinnati
WREN
Lawrence
Kan
WMC
Memphis
Jorgen Jorgenson Spends Days at County Seat
Jorgen Jorgenson has been at the county seat for several days, staying near his Wis dom home as he attends to local affairs and official matters.
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Jorgen Jorgenson
Wisdom
Dieting Craze Seems To Be Ended Declares Ballew
New York City fashion and nightlife observer Ballew argues dieting is ending as women embrace feminine curves. He notes club budgets shifting to food alongside shows, and a gentler rhythm in music with more waltz and slow foxtrot selections.
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Ballew
New York City
Smith Ballew
New York
Bal
Tve
Hiade
Dolores Costello Stars in Hearts in Exile at Hartwig Theatre
Dolores Costello returns from a tropical honeymoon to Siberia staged for Warner Bros Vitaphone drama Hearts in Exile. The cast includes Grant Withers James Kirkwood George Fawcett David Torrence Olive Tell Rose Diane with direction by Michael Curtiz and a script by Harvey Gates.
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Hollywood
Siberia
Miss Costello
Warner Bros
John Barry
South Seas
South Pacific Ocean
Warner ‘Brothers ‘Studio
Truckee
Cal
Miss . Costello
Grant Withers
James Kirkwood
George Fawcett
David Torrence
Olive Tell
Rose Diane
John Oxenham
Harvey Gates
Michael Curtiz
Ghost singers blamed as film studios push for own singing
The piece notes ghost singers at talkie studios like RKO fleeing the lot after an executive order requiring performers to sing their own songs or stay silent. It contrasts ghost singers with ghost writers and labels them well‑meaning but treacherous. Meanwhile local items report Dillon visitors Mr. and Mrs. E M Martinell from Dell ranch, and George Melton with companions returning from Los Angeles after a month away.
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Gaunt Spectre
Talkie
RKO
E. M. Martinell
Dillon
Dell
George Melton
Tanned Legs Featured Players Sing Without Double
The article notes a mechanical trick shows on screen the voice belongs to the real player. In Tanned Legs four featured performers—Ann Pennington, Arthur Lake, Allen Kearns, and June Clyde—sing without a double.
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Ann Pennington
Arthur Lake
Allen Kearns
June Clyde
Pendergast Couple Visits City From Big Hole Basin
Mr and Mrs Dan Pendergast traveled from their Big Hole basin home to the city on Saturday for a brief visit and to take in local activities.
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Dan Pendergast
City
Big Hole Basin
Glendale Visitors and Winter Weather Note Monday Item
Mr and Mrs Frank Kambich of Glendale visited Mr and Mrs Julius Hartwig on Friday. Mrs Allan Lambson entertained children for Donna's birthday. Miss Catherine Finnegan is ill and unable to teach Reichle school this week. The weatherman reported thirty three below zero. Telephone line work continues despite the cold with dynamite used to blast pole holes.
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Frank Kambich
Glendale
Julius Hartwig
Catherine Finnegan
Reichle
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Emmett Carroll
Jackson
Warren Shaw
Big Hole
Jens H. Christensen
Carter Creek
W M. .Sweeney
Sheep Creek
Basin
Dolores Costello
The
Beaverhead
de Molay
Hartwie Theatre
Hughes & McCaleb’s
Allan Lambson
Donna
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