All Star Radio Program From The Times Tonight
The Indianapolis Times will broadcast an all star radio program on WSBM Merchants Heat and Light Company from Sev erin studio at 9 p m featuring Miss Fritzi Ridgeway the Indianapolis Larks with George Jaeger Harry Duncan Charles Haug Lawrence Koesters Dallas Sunday Paul Hackett soloist Albert J Baskerville Raymond Cork and George Shuman Emil Seidel and his Apollo Theater Orchestra with Charles B Lines. Seidel and his orchestra will join from the Apollo to perform Irish tunes as a tribute to Tom Meighan.
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Indianapolis Times
WSBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
the Severin
Indianapolis
Fritzi Ridgeway
Indianapolis Larks
Corking Good
George Jaeger
Harry Duncan
Charles Haug
Lawrence Koesters
Dallas Sunday
Paul Hackett
Albert J. Baskerville
Raymond Cork
George Shuman
Cork
Emil Seidel
Apollo Theater
Charles B. Lines
Seidel
Times
The
Apollo
Tom Meighan
Irish Luck at Apollo features Larks members and stars
The Apollo show showcases Indianapolis Larks with three members in the fire force, George Jaeger, Harry Dun can, and Albert Baskerville. Raymond Cork and George Shuman perform jazz, with Miss Fritzi Ridgeway as guest announcer and speaker on Hollywood and those who work and play there.
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Apollo
Indianapolis Larks
George Jaeger
Harry Duncan
Albert J. Baskerville
Raymond Cork
George Shuman
Fritzi Ridgeway
Constantin Bakaleinikoff
The
Circle Theater
Indiana
Pacific Coast
Miss Ridgeway
Hollywood
Film Star to Guest Announce on Friday Radio Show
One of the best known film stars will act as guest announcer on The Times Friday night radio program. The appearance is billed as a highlight of the weekly program.
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Times
MacMillan
Blind organist to broadcast weekly recital from church
Charles Hansen, longtime blind organist of Second Presbyterian Church, will broadcast a half hour organ recital each Sunday from 5 45 to 6 15 starting December 6. The program comes from the Second Presbyterian Church over FBM station of the Merchants Heat and Light Company.
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Charles Hansen
Second Presbyterian Church
Hansen
FBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Cuba Regulates Radio Growth Hits Forty-Nine Stations
Cuba now operates forty nine broadcasting stations and about twenty thousand receiving sets. In Havana officials announce regulatory steps guiding radio use and spectrum management across the island.
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Island
Cuba
Havana
Radio Booms the Telegraph as Competition Fails
New York dispatch reports radio has not challenged telegraph service but rather boosted it. Each radio broadcast prompts hundreds of telegrams praising performers and requesting specific musical numbers, reflecting strong audience engagement and demand.
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NEA
New York
Radio broadcasting rules limit Cuban air to reduce interference
The center reports a schedule granting free air until 5 pm then music only from 5 to 8 pm. From 8 to 11 pm only one station may broadcast to eliminate congestion and interference at the Cuban radio hub.
Shorting risk on radio set panel addressed with mica spacer
To prevent a rheostat short from the shield, cut a piece of mica and insert it between the rheostat and the metal shield. This dampens carryover, reducing arcing and protecting components.
Little Theatre Presents Where, But in America Play
The Little Theatre Society of Indiana will broadcast a short comedy sketch Where, But in America? at 8 15 p m Friday on WFBEM Merchants Heat and Tight Company John B Reynolds president announced The playlet is presented with permission of author Oscar M Wolff Mrs Alexander Hamilton conducts the program Participants include Mrs James D Pierce Miss Margaret Hamilton and Howard Curtis Reynolds will give a brief talk before the play
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America
Little Theatre Society of Indiana
WFBEM
Merchants Heat and Tight Company
John B. Reynolds
Oscar M. Wolff
Alexander Hamilton
James D. Pierce
Margaret Hamilton
Howard Curtis
Reynolds
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Vonnegut Hardware Co. Radio Dept
Radiodye, Garod, Supertone and
Kellogg
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Pettis Dry Goods Co. Radio Dept
Radiolas MA
Wilson-Stewart Music Co
Colonial Furniture Co. Radio Dept
Radiolas Lincoln
Starr Piano Company Radio Dept
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Chas.r. Brendel
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Kenwood
Corner
17Th and
Central
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Atwater Kent
Pennsylvania St
RADIO
Little Theatre
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Brunswick
N. Penn
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Webster
R. A. Reinhard
E. 16Th
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N. Delaware
Harrison
Hatf Eld Electric CO
Meridian and
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Time Payments
Eveready
Frank W. Wood
New York ST
Humboldt
Gibson Company
Capitol Avenue
Michigan St
FADA
Mass. Ave
Kennedy
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