Concert radio lineup features IU band and Herbert memorial recital
Central Standard Time radio programs showcase the I U Band directed by Mark Hindsley performing Indiana Loyalty and other pieces from Camp Knox and Fort Benjamin Harrison broadcasts. NBC Red network hosts Victor Herbert Memorial concert in New York City with Nate Shilkret and City guests. WOR and NBC Blue present Otis Skinner and Jessica Dragonette in various programs. The Green Dragon Emerald radio premiere airs from KGO Oakland with Wilda Wilson Church.
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WFBM
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
I. U. Band
Mark H. Hindsley
United States
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Union City
George Richardson
van Buren
Whlow
America
Victor Herbert
NBC Red
Tonight
Nate Shilkret
Fritzi Scheff
Mlle
Modiste
Crystal Room
Ritz-Carlton
New York City
NBC
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Gene Buck
Frank Moulan
Ernest Schilling
Roxy
Major Bowes
Walter Scanlon
Frederic Fradkin
Sigmund Romberg
Fred Stone
Lucy Alanson Cuddy
KGO Players
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Cal
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San Francisco
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Mrs. Cuddy
Rembrandt
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Ampico
Hans Barth
CNRM
Montreal
CNRC
CNRT
CNRQ
Maxwell
WOR
Newark
Otis Skinner
Blue
Michelin Proram
Halsey Stuart
Woo
Davenport
Pittsburgh
V. of Pittsburgh
WEA
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WJZ
Collin’s Five
KYW
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Uncle Bob
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Wore
Uncle Gimbee
WCFL
Fed. of Labor Hour
WEAF
U. S. Marine Band
WRC
WOW
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WREN
WJBT
WJR
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WMA
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WTAM
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KDKA
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Dorsch
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Lowry Orches
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Tomorrow’s Tribune
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Detroit
Amos
Andy
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KGO
Melody Churn
Hoosier Singers Sought For National Radio Audition
Mrs. Frank B. Hunter of Indianapolis to chair Indiana State committee for the second National Radio Audition. Carl B. Watson of WKBF Indianapolis named State audition manager. The effort aims to boost Indiana musical prestige with early executive committee completion and statewide representation.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs
Indiana
Carl B. Watson
WKBF
Hunter
North
Illinois St
Watson
Hoosierdam
Radio Hour by Indianapolis and Networks Listing
An extensive network schedule lists radio time signals and programs from Indianapolis stations and NBC red blue networks with multiple city affiliates. It names Julius Walk Kruse Connell caps and many ensembles including Indiana University band and Kingan Co. and various orchestras across U S cities.
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Indianapolis Life Insurance
Morning radio schedule from Indianapolis feature list
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Taylor Carpet Company
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