Radio Concerts and Broadcasts Highlight April Schedule
Toronto trio Frank Blachford Leo Smith and Harvey Robb of the Toronto Conservatory of Music perform on WOGY Thursday April 9, joined by the United States Marine Band from Washington broadcast by WRC and WJZ. Baseball season opens April 14 with half hour WDAF schedules and 8:30 score first. John Anderson discusses censorship on WGBS at 10 p.m. and 3,000 Quincy Ill kiddies hear WOC Sandman stories. Brunswick memory contest from New York recording labs continues April.
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WOGY
Frank Blachford
Leo Smith
Harvey Robb
Toronto Conservatory of Music
CHNC
Toronto
WGY
United States Marine Band
Washington
WRC
WJZ
Flames
Americain Association
WDAF
Kansas City Star
John Anderson
New York Evening Post
WGBS
Anderson
United States Marine Band Orchestra
William Santelmann
WCAP
United States Marine Barracks
Versatile Sammy Friedman with Gus Edwards Orchestra
Sammy Friedman is a versatile member of the Gus Edwards Orchestra, entertaining radio listeners from Indianapolis on Merchants Heat and Light Company station. In two years with the group he has become one of the country’s best utility men, playing banjo violin mandolin mandocello and Chinese fiddle. He has wowed listeners with banjo solos such as Poet and Peasant Light Cavalry and Kitten on the Keys.
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Sammy Friedman
Gus Edwards
Indianapolis
The
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Radio programs across stations broadcast from coast to coast
The week offers Cuban Night on WRC with Army Band and Cuban officials, KGO features Mozart Figaro and Civilian Clothes, WGY presents The Wild Duck, and KDKA airs Joan of Arkansas with Blanche Yurka and Tom Powers. WPG and WCAP relay music from Atlantic City and Washington, with additional performances by the Marine Band, Vitagraph stars, and various choral and instrumental groups.
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Ble
Blanche Yurka
Tom Powers
WGY
Olive Fitzjohn
KGO
Wilda Wilson Church
Arion Trio
Henrik Ibsen
Silent night sought by New Yorkers amid DX interference
New Yorkers seek a weekly silent night as interference from numerous eastern stations makes it hard to hear distant broadcasts. The Times notes growing frustration over DX reception in the metropolis.
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Times
New York
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Quincy
Ill
Sandman
Brunswick
Brunswick-Lalke-Collender Company
Tues
Carlin
E. Wash. St
WBZ
KDKA
KYW
General Staff Band
Cuban Army
PWX
Havana
Cuba
WSAI
Cincinnati
WEAF
Joan of Arkansas
Mask and Wig Club
University of Pennsylvania
WOR
Newark
New Holbrau House
Broadway
Vifty- Third St
New York City
Vitagraph
Vitagraph Company
Elsie Ferguson
Frank Mayo
Mildred Harris
Count Morner
Perry Kelly
Victor Hugo Halperin
Denver
KOA
Pueblo
Colo
Commerce Club
Arion Chorus
Pueblo Ladies
Frank S. Hoag
Pueblo Commerce Club
Thomas A. Christian
WCBD
Paul Whiteman
WPG
Atlantic City
United States Army Band
Lea 8. Rowe
Pan American Union
Conchita McMillan
Estrella
Amores
Ethel Holtzelaw Gawler
Arsenio Ralon
Senora Louise Coutinha
Grand Opera
George von Hagel
Gotham
Transportation
Reflex Radio Co
Riley
Delaware and South Sis
Manhattan Jr
Kruse ‘Connell
Ohio St
Baldwin’s
N. Penn
Neutrodyne
Orange St. Stewart
W. D
Cardwell
Vernier
R. F
Acme
A. F
K. C. Acme
General
Pressley
Sangamo
Benjamin
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