Summer radio plans listed for New York stations
Plans for summer broadcasting emerge. WABC CBS ends Sunday evening symphony hour and moves to summer music hour featuring James Meltopy Francia, a 14 voice choir, and Don Voorhees orchestra. WJZ NBC shifts Magic Key to Monday 7:30. CBS titles a summer replacement for radio theatre starting July 10 with Ed Garner as Archie and a Sunday drama hour opposite Charlie MacAnthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wab-Cbs
James Meltopy
Francia
Don Voorhees
Blagie
CBS
Charlie Macanthy
Franco New York Millionaire Quips During Dies Testimony
The testimony in Washington features Dudley P Hibert predicting a near term civil conflict led by a Franco type officer. He notes an alleged threatened leftist revolution and cites Ellery Queen as the source of the such claims. Tonight’s program promises heavy listening.
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New York
Dudley P. Hibert
Washington
Radio Schedule Highlights From WMMN and Listeners’ Programs
An extensive radio timeline lists WMMN Central West Virginia 800kW broadcasts with 5:30 PM to midnight lineups. It catalogs station names, performers, and shows across networks NBC CBS and others including Roscoe’s orchestras, Amos ’n’ Andy, Easy Aces, and Grand Neapolitan programs. The schedule also notes baseball scores, weather, and weather time cues, with multiple artists and acts such as Jan Garber, Gillette, and Himber on air throughout the evening.
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CKLW
WGR
Manhattan
Richard Himber
KDKA
Jan Garber
NBOC
Buddy Fisher
WJZ
Jan
Jan Savitt
WSB
Mr. Dist
CBS
Amos
Andy
WEAF
WGY
Edwin
C. Hil
WMMN
MBS
Griff Williams
Wsm—World In Review
Charles Baum
Joe E. Brown
NBC
OKLW
Doc Sunshine
WSM
WLW
Hal Kemp
WJR
Morceaux de Salon
Bert Farber
Leighton Noble
Orch
Chick Webb
Bobby Hackett
WSZ
Artie Shaw
Reta Smith
Georgia Ambassadors
Radio and sports block schedule highlights
Radio and TV listings show heavyweight fight Baer versus Nova on WJZ NBC at 9, plus NBC and CBS programs from 6:15 to 11:30 p.m. including Variety segments, Bing Crosby, major Bowes, and talks. Polo previews, Perkin discussions, and drama previews fill the day with multiple stations and time slots.
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WJZ
NBC
Max Baer
Lou Nova
WEAF
Rudy Valee
Good News
Variety
Bing Crosby
WABC
CBS
Matty Melneck
Joe E. Brown
Kate Smith
Major Bowes
Kostelanetz
O'Keefe
Charles R. Hook
Perkins
Priday
WEAP
Ma Perkins
Castilla Twins
Cbs-Chain
Belmont Stake
Mass personal crisis reports and refugee voyage to Cuba
Rescue occurred as Captain Gus tave Schroeder warned authorities of a possible collective death by action pact and a mutiny if forced to return Jews to Germany. The group lacked Cuban consular visas and Cuban labor permits, carrying only provisional immigration documents to land as travelers. The Cuban cabinet deferred to President Laredo Bru, deciding refugees would not be received.
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Vonume
Tom
Gustave Schroeder
Germany
Labor Department
Immigration Department
United States
Laredo Bru
Kidney Backache Relief Offered by Pills Ad
A vintage ad promotes a kidney and urinary tract remedy. It warns backache may signal kidney issues and urges readers to consult a druggist for a 60 minute dose of the product. The copy emphasizes toxins and fluid retention as symptoms and touts the medicine as a fast aid.
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Nature
Desari
Duas
Alias the Bad Man on Dixie Double Bill
Ken Maynard stars as Texas Ranger Ken Neville in Alias the Bad Man at the Dixie theatre. Neville pursues his father's killer in a cattle town and uses an undercover ruse to infiltrate a gang controlling the town amid a murder inquiry. The feature plays with another film in a two movie bill.
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Ken Maynard
Dixie Theatre
Ken Neville
Texas Ranger
Maynard
Neville
Off the Record at Dixie Theatre with Pat O’Brien
Pat O’Brien and Joan Blondell star in Off the Record at the Dixie Theatre a lively newspaper drama about two star reporters who fall in love while Blondell seeks to reform a hard street gamin played by Bobby Jordan. The film contrasts professional ambition with personal redemption.
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Dixie Theatre
Pat O'Brien
Joan Blondell
Miss Blondel
Bobby Jordan
Bobby
Guilty Trail Promises Western Action at Opera House
The spirit of the old west is captured for Bob Baker's gun drama Guilty Trail at the Opera House theater. Scripted by Joseph West the tale follows Sheriff Bob Higgins amid lawlessness banditry and cattle rustling with a romance between Bob and Marjorie Reynolds and new songs by Bob.
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Bob Baker
Universal
Joseph West
Hollywood
Bob Higgins
Bob
Marjorie Reynolds
Four New Tunes In Ritter Film Rollin Westward
Tex Ritter introduces four songs in Monogram's Rollin Westward showing at Opera House. He sings Bold Vaquero written by David Guiot. Horace Murphy performs Missour in Back in 67 a specialty by John ny Lange and Lew Porter. Dorothy Favis stars as leading lady with Westward writ.
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Tex Ritter
Monogram
Opera
House Theatre
Tex
David Guiot
Horace Murphy
Johnny, Lange
Lew Porter
Dorothy Favis
Charlie Chan at Strand Show Reveals Diversity in Hollywood
The Strand presents Sidney Toler as Charlie Chan in Honolulu, highlighting Hollywood choices for a Chinese detective while noting Toler’s Missouri roots and Kansas upbringing. The piece mentions Tex Choate and Bert Pelish in a Western style tale about crooked homesteaders protecting ranchers.
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Tex Choate
Bert Pelish
Tex
Golden West
Rudy Scott Casnes
Rollin
Edward Finney
Tia
Hollywood
Sidney ‘Toler
Earl Derr Biggers
Charlie Chan
Strand Theatre
John Smith
Jamestown
Sidney
Missouri
Kansas
20Th Century-Fox
Ng Chan
Convict Frank Haines Rescued After Tavern Incident
Frank Haines, an escaped convict from the Criminal Insane Hospital at Lima, Ohio, was rescued by police after being beaten into insensibility by an enraged tavern crowd in Chicago. He had shot two persons before being felled by Nora Trillett, a tavern employee.
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Afi
Criminal Insane Hospital
Lima
Frank Haines
Chicago
Nora Trillett
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