Friday Radio Schedules Across NBC CBS And WJZ Networks
NBC CBS and WJZ air daily program lineups with music orchestras bands and guest acts from 5 PM to 11:15 PM Eastern. featured names include Reisman Van Dyke Shilkret Calloway Joy and more across varied genres with dance music and symphonic selections.
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Nbc-Weaf
Mountaineers
The
Goldbergs
Sketch
Orch
Cavaliers
Leo Reisman
Russ Columbo
Vincent Lopez
Ralph Kirbery
Moss
Cbs-Wabc
John Kelvin
Friedman Orchestra
Madison Singers
Morton Downey
Lanny Ross
Easy Aces
Connie Boswell
Gus van
Shilkret Orchestra
Adventures In Health
Barlow Symphony
Nelson's Orchestra
Redman Orchestra
Arnheim Orchestra
Sissle Orchestra
NBC
WJZ
Trantor Brothers
Amos ‘N
Andy
Stebbins Boys
Jones and Hare
Leonard Joy
B. A. Rolfe
Sisters of the Skillet
Friendship Town
Roy Shield
Whiteman
Pickens Sisters
Dornberger
Mad Genius Tsarakov Captivates Opera House Crowd
John Barrymore gives a towering portrayal of Tsarakov the mad genius of the Imperial Russian Ballet in a dramatic tale of manipulation and genius. Marian Marsh and Donald Cook star as lovers Fedor and Nana as a seventeen year old dancer rises to stardom under Tsarakov’s controlling gaze.
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Opera House
John Barrymore
Tsarakov
Imperial Russian Ballet
Marian Marsh
Nana
Mr. Barrymore
Mg Lad
Tsarakovic
Fedor
Fer Mor
Donald Cookes
The Mad Genius at the Palace Film Review
Charles Butterworth delivers solemn humor as Tsara kov secretary with Carmel Myers as a discarded mistress and Luis Alberni portraying a drug maddened dancer. Andre Luget Franky Darro Mae Madison also star under Michael Curtiz's capable direction amid lavish settings and authentic ballet.
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Charles Butterworth
Tsarakov
Carmel Myers
Luis Alberni
Andre Luget
Nana
Frankie Darro
Fedor
Mae Madison
Michael Curtiz
Talks o Parents Talks o Parents
A girl famous for constant lies finds truth through a compassionate teacher who never judges her. The teacher’s steady faith, not punishment, helps the child accept honesty. The girl proclaims she is a liar and vows to tell the truth, wearing a paper reminder around her neck.
Counter checks taxable despite cash payment plan
Washington on June 9 the legal division of the treasury ruled that counter checks in their present form are taxable as they are used to pay a sum of money. The tax could be avoided if banks issue receipts, a precedent from an earlier stamp tax.
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Washington
Division of the Treasury
Bank of
Suspect Sought in West Virginia HoldUp Case
Cleveland police meet Brooke county sheriff Irvin W. Charnock and Bertillion expert Frank Eisenhauer to track Harry J. Fink alias Harry J. Thomas, wanted for holdup of two West Virginia state policemen. Fink has prior police record here.
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Cleveland
Irvin W. Charnock
Brooke County
W. Va
Frank Eisenhauer
Wheeling
Harry J. Fink
West Virginia
Fink
Harry J. Thomas
Vare Unable to Attend GOP Meeting in Illness
Philadelphia June 10 Wm.8. Vare Philadelphia Republican party chief and chairman of the Pennsylvania delegation to Chicago will not attend the national convention due to doctor's orders. General Edward Martin, state chairman, will head the delegation in his stead.
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Philadelphia
Vare
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Edward Martin
Chesapeake and Ohio seeks to discontinue daily train 118
Charleston June 10. Application filed with the public service commission by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to discontinue one of the daily round trip trains between Am Eagle Raleigh county and Cabin Creek Junction Kanawha county. The proposed discontinuance applies to the afternoon run train No. 118.
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Charleston
Ameagle
Raleigh County
Cabin Creek Junction
Kanawha County
Public Service Commission
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Spectators Hear Thrilling Harpooning Whale Exhibition
The 55-foot whale weighing 68 tons, captured off San Clemente Island, will travel by rail to Beech Street for June 15 and 16 displays. Captain David J. Barnett relates its voyage while experts ponder whale diving, hearing, and deep-sea endurance mysteries.
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San Clemente Island
California
Beech Street
David J. Barnett
Beech Streets
Convicted Woman Lenna Hager Faces Appeal
Lenna Hager of Chapmanville was convicted of voluntary manslaughter for shooting her husband Berthold Hager at their home on April 20. The judge set a penalty of one to five years. Authorities said a quarrel over disciplining a child preceded the shooting. Hager claimed self defense. Defense attorneys indicated they would appeal.
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Logan
Lenna Hager
Chapmanville
Berthold Hager
Bewildered Pilot Lands in Tucker
Parsons June 10. A cornfield near here proved a landing field for Ray Burns en route from New York to Columbus Ohio. Lost, he landed on Porter Phillips farm to ask directions. After being advised Burns resumed his flight.
Troops On Guard at Kentucky Coal Mine
Hopkinsville Kentucky June 10 National guard machine gunners kept watch over mine No 6 and the Williams Coal Company plant near Mannington while Christian County authorities investigated an outbreak that felled Deputy Sheriff Wallace Myers. Twenty guardsmen were called out by Governor Ruby Laffoon at the request of local officials.
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Hopkinsville
National Guard
Williams Coal Company
Mannington
Christian County
Wallace Myers
Myers
Empire Pit
Ruby Laffoon
Aged Jailor Dies After Beating In Escape Attempt
Baltimore June 10 William Hunter 75 turnkey of Pikesville jail died in a city hospital after a beating during a Monday escape attempt by two prisoners. George Clark and James Causkie were involved with Causkie captured Tuesday. Clark attacked the turnkey fracturing his skull. Both prisoners were awaiting grand jury action.
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Baltimore
William Hunter
Pikesville
Geo. Clark
James Causkie
Causkie
Clark
Hurley refuses Conley request to send planes
Charleston dispatch reports Governor Conley asked for service planes to participate in the state capitol dedication on June 20. Secretary of War Hurley said it conflicts with policy to send aircraft to events not connected with municipal airports or lacking a distinct national naval or military significance.
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Charleston
Conley
Army
Navy
State Capitol
Secretary of War
Hurley
Gentry Brothers Show Returns With Freckles Feature
Henry B. Gentry brings back the Gentry Brothers Famous Shows after sixteen years away with the same animal acts and dogs and ponies names, plus new elements including Freckles from Our Gang. Henry B. Gentry, founder in 1888, revives the traveling amusement enterprise in this city, offering a revival of America's oldest family show with familiar thrills for children and adults alike.
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Gentry Brothers
Santa Claus
Gentry
Henry B.gentry
America
Steel floors devised by Mellon Institute in Pittsburgh
The Mellon Institute of Industrial Research announced a new steel flooring system. It uses channel-shaped steel slabs two feet wide and up to 12 feet five inches long, welded together side by side after installation, replacing conventional boards.
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Pittsburgh
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Randolph man spends honeymoon locked up
Elkins June 10 There is a honeymooner in jail here. Cecil Ayers 30 of Files Creek is held on a calf stealing charge. A minister united Ayers and Miss Della Pritt 30 in marriage for now. Ayers said she treated him well the past two years and he did not want to lose her.
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Elkins
Cecil Ayers
Files Creek
Ayers
Della Pritt
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Clues Feature Wide Range of Topics
A scrambled clue set covers across and down entries from apparatus to ancient galleys to Greek letters and months. It includes scientific terms, geographic names, and notable figures, with hints on solving techniques and thematic wordplay across many familiar crossword categories.
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Associated Press
Alice Judson Peale
Ill
Arctic
Tucker
Kentucky
Oul
United States
Grafton
Ea Ake Eae
Peon
Henry B. Gentry
Devise Steel
Randolph Man
Fish
South Americ
Abraham
David
Terlal
Braham
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