Radio Dial Twisters WFBM Indianapolis Schedule
Radio listings for WFBM Indianapolis and affiliates show evening to midnight programs with names like the Colum, Bean Grek String band, Studio dinner ensemble, Mormon sales branch, Evangelical church Isheim Shoe orchestra, Jessup and Antrim, Marott Shoe orchestra, Grain Dealers ensemble, Efforts by The Dreamers orchestra, The Show Bost, and Lester Huff. Other markets include WBAP, Columbia-Lown's orchestra, Royal York, Nuzzo's orchestra, and WDAP with various dance music and orchestras through midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York St
The
Dreamers Orchestra
Lester Huff
Circle Arean
Sien Off
Tap Dance Craze Sweeps the Nation at Convention
Indianapolis observer Louis Stockman reports from New York where the Dancing Masters of America conven tion notes tap dance wild with a 100 percent rise while ballet falls. The craze is fueled by sound movies, with booths selling tap gear and new toe taps. Stars Dorothy Stone Margaret Severn and Virginia Bacon headline the Dance magazine show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stockman
Indianapolis
Dancing Masters of America
New York
The
Times
North Vernon
Ind
Dance Magazine of
Broadway
Dorothy Stone
Margaret Severn
Virginia Bacon
Yeast Foamers and Flying Dutchman Promote Wednesday Radio
Radio highlights list Wednesday night programs across WLW NBC Chicago WFBM WGN and Columbia networks. Highlights include a xylophonist piece Punch and Judy a Flying Dutchman adaptation by Forty Fathom Trawlers and a Mobiloil concert with Edna Kellner sopranist plus Marine Band from Washington at 7.00 p m.
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WLW
NBC Chicago
Forty Fathom Trawlers
WFBM
Columbia Broadcasting Network
James Whipple
Marrrat
Philco Symphony to Broadcast Under Howard Barlow
Howard Barlow conducts the Philco Symphony in a Wednesday morning program from 8 to 9 on WABC and the Columbia network with Barlow's arrangement of Schubert. Vocal interludes by Shester Gaylord and a Leonard Joy led string ensemble perform popular numbers on the Coca Cola program featuring Grantland Rice in a sports interview on WTAM KYW and NBC network at 8:30 p.m. Also hear a United States Canada broadcast on WLW NBC at 10 p.m. and a Palmolive hour program from 2 p.m. on WGN NBC featuring Friml and other composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kellner
Mobiloil
WGN
NBC
Columbia
Philco Symphony
WEAF
California Melodies
WFBM
Howard Barlow
Philco Symphony Orchestra
WABC
Columbia Broadcasting Network
Barlow
Franz Schubert
Shester Gaylord
Leonard Joy
Grantland Rice
Sports Authority
WTAM
KYW
Pherae
Friml
Jenne Columbia
la Voltae
WBBM
Kago
WHAS
WENR
Chicago—Farm
Camel Pleasure Hour
Tery
Chicago—News
WBAP
Pittsburgh
NBC_ System
Amos
Andy
WMAQ
WLW
Evening Radio Schedule Snapshot
A fragmented listing shows a dense NBC schedule with programs and times from 4:00 to 12:00 AM. Entries include Hawaiian programs, Nothing but the Truth, Brooks and others, plus hotel orchestras and news updates.
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Benrus
NBC
Hotel Linton Orchestra
Ivanian Poresters
Literary Digest
Floyd Gibbons
Royal York Dance Orchestra
Toronto
Sea
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Variety
Castle Farm Orchestra
Broadcast Listings of NBC System Concerts and Local Programs
A dense schedule lists stations and times for NBC System programs and local shows across Chicago, Pittsburgh, Dallas, and other markets. It catalogs orchestras, bands, drama sketches, minstrel acts, and news segments with station call letters and frequencies.
City Parking Quiz Aims to Map Downtown Traffic
Downtown shoppers on Aug 29 will be surveyed by Boy Scouts and clerks to learn how they came downtown. The special committee of Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan will use curb, lot, or garage parking data to plan traffic schedules and curb use by hour and transport type.
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Reginald H. Sullivan
Man 101 attends Old Settlers outing on birthday
W. W. Church, 101, attended an Old Settlers picnic near Peoria for his birthday and refused his daughter’s escort, saying he did not want to appear too old to travel alone.
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Old Settlers
United Press
Aurora
Ill
W. W. Church
Peoria
City to honor Byrd aide Paul Siple in scout event
Boy Scouts of Indianapolis and Indiana welcome Paul Siple, Byrd expedition ally, arriving 2 45 Sunday afternoon from Erie Pennsylvania. He will attend the Famous Fliers night in Cable tabernacle August 25, join a Greenfield escort and parade to the Claypool hotel, then inspect the Scout reservation at 3 30 and recount polar experiences with Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Indianapolis
Indiana
Paul Siple
Richard E. Byrd
Siple
Erie
National Convention of Exchange Clubs
Cable Tabernacle
Byrd
Greenfield
Claypool
Polar Regions
Quiet Deauville Grande Semaine Reflects Absence of Americans
In Deauville France on August 20 the Grande Semaine opened with a noticeably quiet scene. Absence of heavy spending Americans dominated the mood as champagne corks and $1,000 baccarat chips were scarce, a contrast to past bustling crowds.
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United Press
Deauville
France
Fire destroys Posey county recorder's home
Mt. Vernon Indiana August 20 Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the residence of Lannie G Morrow Posey county recorder Only a few pieces of furniture were saved Both building and contents loss is partially covered by insurance
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MT. Vernon
Ind
Lannie G. Morrow
Posey County Recorder
Two Bootleggers Escape Jail After Weak Whisky Discovery
Two young men a chemist and a musician involved in illicit liquor making were warned by police as they finished their first batch. The alcohol content of the brew measured under half a percent, so they were not jailed.
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United Press
Fall fractures ankle in cellar tumble at 901 N New Jersey
Ruth Rhodes 26 of Knightstown is hospitalized with a fractured right ankle after falling through a cellar opening on the St Joseph street side of 901 North New Jersey Street Tuesday.
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Ruth Rhodes
Knightstown
City Hospital
St. Joseph Street
New Jersey Street
Heflin Seen Having 50 50 Chance In Senate Comeback
Senator J Thomas Heflin of Alabama appears to have a roughly fifty percent chance to win back the U S Senate in an independent bid against John H Bankhead after last week's primaries. Heflin influenced the race despite being barred from candidacy by the state central committee over anti Smith actions in 1928. The primary vote fell about 75 000 short of the usual level, suggesting a weaker showing for Heflin overall.
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Scrinps-Howerd
Washington
J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama
United States Senate
John H. Bankhead
Heflin
State Central Committee
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Indianapolis Power Snd Light Company
the Colum
Bean Grek String Band
WKBF
Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
Ete de Ie Wfem
Wirth
Cleveland
Peatures
Dance Usic
WDAP
Kansas City
Plamor and Muehlbach
Chicago
Nuzzo
Nighthawk
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Castle Parm
Masters
Gotham
United States Marine Band
Taylor Branson
Washington, D. C
Cairo
WJZ
Reinald Werrenrath
Coat Pay Fathom Trawiers
NBC Systence Concert
NBC Systemsvieania Foresters
KDKA
WLS
Columbia U. S. Marine Band
Germ
WPAA
Dallas
NBC System
Wadsworth
WJR
O'Cedar
Columbia Palies
Houy
Wkemox
Chica
Astonson
RILEY
DR. Perdue
Institute of Plastic Surgery
State Life
Everitt
Kryptek
Dr. Fe
Dr. Forshee
Ngori Ra
Fountain Square
Shelby
Diforrstel
Ailey
Anderson
Meridiex
Hoosier
Oosier Optical
Va. Ave
Brougham
Sedan
America
Poland
Australia
New Essex
le Brougham
Essex
Detroit
R. V. Law Motor Company
Oakley Motor Sales
MeriDian Street
Drexel
Bohannon Motor. CO
West
Washington Street
Belmont
H. J. Walker Motor Sales
Humboldt
Grover Winings CO
East
Brownsburg
Hudson-Essex Sales
Lanville
E. J. Roberts
Edinburg
W. R. Dunavent
Green Field—Nigh & Alien Motor Co
Green Wood—Beal’s
W. H. Hiatt
P. B. Smith Auto CO
Central Avenue
Hemlock
Mooresville
Morristown
Unger Sales Company
Zionsville
Zionsville Motor 8A
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