Blues 10 Be on the Times Radio Concert Tonight
Russ Holler and his orchestra will perform latest blues numbers on The Indianapolis Times radio concert at 9 30 p m on WFBM from Severin studio. The program features Holler with band members Robert Hoover Harold Cork Morris Conn Forest Gilbreath John Carlin Ray Cork Lee Crouch and vocalists and pianists interludes by Myles Beville Russell Mack and Frances McConnell with a nine part sequence concluding with Holler and orchestra performing Dream of Love Precious Do You Ever Think of Me and That’s Why I Love You.
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Walter D. Hickman
Russ Holler
Indianapolis Times
WFBM
the Severin
Heller
Robert Hoover
Harold Cork
Morris Conn
Forest Gilbreath
John Carlin
Ray Cork
Lee Crouch
the Times
Miss Frances Clarke
Baldwin Grand
Myles Beville
Gertie
Times Concert Tonight Introduces New Singer Honigfeld
A singer new to listeners is introduced on The Times radio program tonight on WFBM. David M Honigfeld, tenor, will perform as part of the Severin lineup.
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the Times
WFBM
the Severin
David M. Honigfeld
Surprise Artist Likely at Band Program Night
The passage mentions songs Thinking Weary and Meadow Lark sung by the entire band with a probable surprise artist joining the program.
Dance at Odd Fellows Hall Hosted by De Molay Drill Corps
Members of the Eastern Star Job's Daughters and other Masonic groups along with friends are invited to a dance tonight at Odd Fellows hall Shelby and Pleasant Streets Indianapolis chapter Order of De Molay drill corps organizes the event. George Bork serves as chairman in charge and Kraus Cardinals orchestra provides music.
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Eastern Star
Job’s Daughters
Masonic
Odd Fellows Hall
Shelby and Pleasant Sts
Indianapolis
Order of de Molay
George Bork
Kraus Cardinals Orchestra
de Molay
Radio programs sweep nation with diverse concert lineups
The networks list evening broadcasts from WABC Newark WJZ New York WGY Schenectady and many others featuring orchestras string quartets vocal ensembles and soloists. Highlights include Handel Messiah at WLS Chicago Patience at WBAL Baltimore and varied concerts across cities including Newark Pittsburgh Detroit and Denver with symphonic and choral performances.
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United Press
WABC
Newark
WAHG
Richmond Hill
Helen Stanley
Nevada van der Veer
Paul Althouse
Arthur Middleton
WJZ
New York
WGY
Schenectady
WLS
Chicago
Handle
CNRT
Toronto
Dekresz
WBAL
Baltimore
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs
WFBM radio listings for Friday December 17 present a busy lineup from 5:30 with Sports and Stock Market Report to 11:00 featuring Circle Theater Request Organ program by Dessa Byrd. Notable items include 6:00 Children’s Hour from Franklin Life Insurance and 8:30 Honolulu Ramblers.
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Indianapolis News
Franklin Life Insurance Company
Indianapolis Athletic Club Ensemble
George Irish
Juliar Woodworth
Oral D. Cox
Goodness Gracious Greggorizers
Honolulu Ramblers
Indianapolis Times
Circle Theater
Dessa Byrd
Fragmented 1920s Radio Listings Across Cities
A garbled OCR page lists assorted radio programs and orchestras by city and station codes. Entries mention Pittsburgh Dance, Baltimore Dance, Newark Orchestra, New York Orchestra, Nashville, Atlanta, Vancouver, Portland, and Los Angeles, with various times and station tags like WCCO KFI GWK ENY and more. The result is a scattered schedule fragment of mid-20th century music broadcasts.
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City
Shey von York
Atlanta
Lincoln
Health
WRNY
Denver
KFAB
WAAM
Newark
WBAL
Baltimore
WEAF
New York
Wikast
Wiww
WFAA
Dalle
WHAD
Mil
WGC Temp Univers
Ee Atlantic
WRVA
Biond
Moncton
Orches- Kma
Shenandoah
KOA
Kk A
Phil Jelphy
Lee Tor Pak Se
Wale
Louis
Baldwin
Jefferson City
Tar
Davenbort—Lee'o
Iowa
Peinae
Cleveland
Symbolist
Oakland
Manark
Oethesten
Ponpespolis
Pittsburgh
Dance_ muse
Melody Makers
York—Orchestra
Newark—Orchestra
WCCO
St. Paul
Mad Raha
Atlantic City
Portland
New York — Orchestra
New York— Orchestra
Wiit
Nashville
Vancouver
Ariiate Ln Angeles
Wae Rchestra
Lilywood
Ste
WHN
New York —Orchestra
WMC
I Pile
Ag “Sas “Nework
Orches
Kansas City
KFI
Los Anges
Vancouverchestra
Souls Orchestra
Nkpo
KGW
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Part
Black Bottom
Russell ‘Mack
Holler
Francis McConnell
Miss ‘Frances Clarke
David M
Honigfeld
WPG
WHO
WSB
KDKA
WBA
KTHS
WBAP
WOW
WGR
WFI
Bork
WCAU
WCAE
WOS
WGBF
Weasy Wtag
WTIC
KMA
WHK
WOO
KMOX
Sander & Becker’s
Sander
Recker
Evan Stvre Company
Ridian
Maryl
Santa
Nancy Hart
Nancy
West 22Nd Street
Meridian
East Market Street
Pennsylvania
North Meridian Street
New Chamber of Commerce Bldg
Monument Circle
Ndolph
Bons Philadelphise
Gornst
Wik
Boe Pontiac
St. Louie—Quartet
Flade — Trio
Eelsstraineet
Dall ‘Ornet
WGHP
trolt—Muate
Wan
Sas Saxohone
Wwe It
Nashville—Orchestra
Aalo
Poultry Talk
Qmahac_Orchestra
SPAIO
Columbus—Music
Gas
Wwihe
Altimore
WFDF
Flint
Schengety
Ansville
Kansas Sy —Orchestra
Atlantic ty—Trio
Neert
Jefferson —Farm Echool
Ceoncert
York—Glee
Ash
Joston Quinte
Pe Sewe Relin
Wcau- Oo
Weltpe Etl
Ah Pee
York
Harmony Four
Ali Ue
WTAM
WCAB
Ordhe Ai Kgw
Uaegortland
Boston
Fox Iris Weng
He Gaerrdn
Jefferson
the Musical Center OF
Remler
Kruse-Connell CO
Ohio
Atwater Kent
H. T. Electric CO
Capitol Ave
Columbia
Victor
Edison Records
Shlver Finiah
Eliver Arlah
Martin
Neaeet Sk Gx
Atwater Kent Radio
Palace Theater
Pennsylvania St
SELIG
Subway
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