National Broadcasting Bureau announces new artist lineup
George Engles announces a complete list of artists and groups under the National Broadcasting and Concert Bureau for microphone performances and personal appearances this season. The Goldman organization and Lenox String Quartet join, with leads including Arcardie Birkenholz, Mathilde Harding, and Genia Zielinska among instrumentalists and vocalists like Devora Norwoorney and Giuseppe di Benedetto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Broadcasting and Concert Bureau
George Engles
Concert Bureau
Edwin Franko Goldman
Goldman
Central Park Mall
New York University
National Broadcasting Company
Lenox String Quartet
Arcadie Birkenholz
Mathilde Harding
Godfrey Ludlow
Lolita Gainsberg
Keith McLeod
Georgia Price
Kathleen Stewart
Genia Zielinska
Devora Norwoorney
Jessica Dragonette
Giuseppe di Benedetto
Julian Oliver
Theodore Webb
Frances Paperte
Judson House
James Haupt
Walter Preston
Maurice Tyler
Suzanne Keener
Erva Giles
Gladys Rice
Gitla Erstinn
Leslie Frick
Leon Salathiel
Dolores Cassinelli
Caroline Andrews
Graham
McNamee
Vaughn de Leath
Astrid Fjelde
Paula Hemminghaus
Marjorie Horton
Mildred Hunt
Alma Peterson
Rosalie Wolf
Alwyn Bach
Phillips Carlini
Milton Cross
John B. Daniel
Paul Dumont
Alois Harrilla
Curt Peterson
Edmund Ruffner
Marley Sherris
Norman Sweetsor
Edward Thorgersen
Ralph Wentworth
Indianapolis radio schedule highlights diverse programs
The listing outlines a Monday lineup for City Stations WFBM with Julius Walk Sons studio time and noon livestock market reports. It includes weather farm flashes from the USDA, Baldwin Piano classics, Aunt Sammy chats, 4 H Club Crier, 6 45 Play and photoplay reviews, Times news, 9 45 The Crooning minstrel, Edison male quartet, Telechron tickets, and end of night with Rocky Holland’s Golden Orioles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Kansas City
United States Department of Agriculture
Baldwin Piano Company
Sammy
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Indianayelis Times
Julius C. Walk & Son
Indianapolis Times
Club Crier
U. S&s. Department of Agriculture
Columbia Club Orchestra
Hoagy Carmichael
World News From Times
Western Oil Refining Company
Edison
Indianapolis Library
Clarence Henry
Bair
Uptown
International Bible Students Actron
Rochford
Peggs
Oyard
Pearson Piano Company
Rocky Holland
Golden Orioles
Broadways, boxing, and broadcasts light up Indianapolis air
A dense schedule of 1928 radio programming anchors Central Time viewing in Indianapolis. The Skouras Publix Monday night club at 10 45 features Joe Santley and a lineup from Babes on Broadway. Lectures on the symphony and cookery programs run evenings through WGBS and NBC. Boxing from the Gus Habich Company ringside airs Tuesdays at 9. WLS plans a five hour Prairie Farmer debut after Sears sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Skouras Publix
WFBM
Charlie Davis
Indiana
Joe Santley
Gimbel
WGBS
Ringsiders
Ringsiders Club
Gus Habib Company
American Legion
National Guard Armory
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Gus Habich Company
Ralph Elvin
Mike
Little Symphony Orchestra
Chicago
WLS
The
Prairie Farmer
Sears, Roebuck & Co
America
Courthouse Dedicated in Sullivan County Indiana
Sullivan Ind Oct 1 the new Sullivan County courthouse opened after dedication ceremonies Sunday with Walter Myers Indianapolis attorney as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Sullivan County
Walter Myers
Indianapolis
Radio on Air as Smith Borah and Richie Set Broadcast
Governors Smith and Richie and Senator Borah will speak tonight on major networks from Rochester Minneapolis and Baltimore. Smith airs at 10 p m on WJZ WGY WBZ WBZA WHAM KDKA and WGR. Borah speaks at 8 p m central on NBC with Republican support. Richie uses CBS WOR from 8 30 to 9 p m EST on State rights theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Smith
National Broadcasting Company
Rochester
N. Y
Minneapolis
William E. Borah
Albert Richie
Maryland
Columbia Broadcasting System
WJZ
WGY
Schenectady
WBZ
Springfield
WBZA
Boston
WHAM
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WGR
Buffalo
Borah
Republican National Committee
Ritchie
WOR
Elkhart Girl Tops Indiana State Radio Auditions
Indiana's 1928 State Radio Audition selection names Lucille Ludington Cressler Elkhart Claude C Smith South Bend Helen Martha Piersol Rushville and Clyde M Pierce Rushville as state winners They advance to the all Indiana State Audition in Indianapolis October 18 19 and toward Atwater Kent Foundation awards Winners from eleven Hoosier cities join chairmen listed by city Officials plan Chicago semi finals and New York finals on WEAF network
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lucille Ludington
Cressler
Elkhart
Claude C. Smith
South Bend
Helen Martha Piersol
Rushville
Clyde M. Pierce
Miss Cressler
WKBF
Indianapolis
Atwater Kent Foundation
Sylvia
Oley
Helen Piersol
Methodist Church
Clyde Pierce
Butler College Glee Club
Ft. Wayne
Oswald Jones
Bloomington
Dean Winfred Merrill
Petersburg
Owen Harris
Connersville
Albert A. Glockzin
Columbus
H. Lee Bassett
Marion
Alma Patton
Shelbyville
Ruby Bassett
Kokomo
George Thatcher
Logansport
Myra Stewart Gordon
Lebanon
Jack Edwards
Chicago
Midwest
New York
WEAF
Seven candidates ordained for ministry in church service
Seven candidates for ministry in the Church of Divine Metaphysics received ordination at a special Sunday service. The Rev. Fred A. Line, pastor of the Central Universalist Church, delivered the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Divine Metaphysics
Fred A. Line
Central Universalist Church
Hoosier State Auto Club Rejects Whipping Post Return
Bedford Indiana October meeting concludes the Hoosier State Automobile Association will not support resuming whipping post punishment for reckless drivers or car thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bedford
Ind
Hoosier State Automobile Association
Central Time Radio Schedule with NBC and Local Station Tie-ins
A historical radio timetable lists daytime and evening programs across NBC networks and local stations. Entries include Dr Copeland hour, Democratic National committee briefing, Household Institute, Republican campaign speech, musical matinee, Riviera theater, University of Georgia program, Homemakers hour, and Navy band segments among others on WJZ WEAF WIR WTMJ WSB and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WJZ
Dr. Copeland
Democratic National Committee
WEAF
Household Institute
WTMJ
Milwaukee
WIR
Detroit
WOW
Omaha
Riviera
WSB
Atlanta
University of Georgia
WMAQ
Chicago
WLS
Homemakers
WLW
Cincinnati
NBC System
WIZ
Overture
WBAL
Baltimore
Salon
U. 8 Navy Band
WHO
WRZ
Bank Robbery Mumbles Away With $1000
In Losantville Indiana on a Saturday morning a bank robber pointed a gun at cashier Frank Thompson and mum bled a command to hand over $1000. The bandit vanished before witnesses could identify him, and authorities have no crew yet to pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Times
Losantville
Ind
Farmers Bank
Frank Thompson
Thompson
Nighttime Radio Schedule Highlights and Programs
Central Standard Time features NBC system with 6:30 p.m. Roxy and Gang on WJZ and Theater hour with Irene Franklin Georgia Price and Sigmund Romberg on WGBS New York. 7:00 p.m. Republican campaign speech. 8:30 p.m. Motors party and popular Broadway program. Columbia Network airs Lowney hour Riverside hour and Vitaphone Jubilee hour, 9:30 p.m. Grand opera Pagnacci. KOA Denver broadcasts 10:00 p.m. Opera Iolanthe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC System
WJZ
WGBS
New York
Irene Franklin
Georgia Price
Sigmund Romberg
WEAF
Columbia
Riverside
Pagnacci
KOA
Denver
Opera
Test Wave Lengths Ordered by Federal Radio Commission
The Federal Radio Commission issued a general order allowing radio stations to test newly assigned wave lengths. East of the Mississippi tests run 2 to 7 a m EST. west of the river 1 to 7 a m CST. Interference would trigger rescheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Mississippi
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Lucky Strike Orchestra
B. A. Rolfe
Frank Winegar
Pennsylvanians
Hal Kemp
Hotel Manger
William Scotti
Johnny Johnson
Statler Pennsylvanians
Peter van Steeden
Charley Fry
Million Dollar Pier
National Cavaliers
American Singers
New Yorkers
Goodrich Silvertown
Armchair Quartet
Happy Wonder Bakers
Ballad Singers
South Sea Islanders
Happy-Go- Lucky Boys
Parnassus Trio
Bonnie Laddies
Julius C. Walk
WEKBF
Seigester
Seouras-Publix
Ios Palace
Hos. A. M
Mery G
Tin
Sra ioitNe
Tostaer
Jon
Rm Co
Moyigth
Manis
Joan Crawford
Anita Page
Jorothy
Sebastian Huntley Gordon
Johnny A Brown
Nils Asther
Kathryn Williar
Mellon
Herbert Hoover
C. Houston Goodiss
Graham McNamee
General Motors
Jerome Kern
Chevrolet
Victor Baravalle
Kern
Philco Hour Today
Philco Hour
Weaf — National Grand Opera Company
United Opera Company
Governor Smith
Roxy
WKEBF
Hoosier Athletic Club
Bair's Theater
Margaret Stilwell
WSAI
Crosley Radio Corporation
Crosley
Parker Wheatley
Crosley Showbox Orchestra
Castle Farm
Clarence Rabbi
M. M. Darrow
Feuerlicht
Cable Tabernacle
Clark & Cade
Claypool
L. I. Boxell
M. G. Benjamin
Eddie Klein
Lydell & Higgins
McGall & Keller
Geo. Beatty
Nick Basil & Company
Francis & Day
Eddie Selwyn
Midnight Steppers
Muutuai
Burlesque Theatre
Viola Elliot
Motion Pictures
Vitaphone
M’avoy—Lo
Uise Fazenda
Cast Movietone News
AL Jolson Hing Fool
Gov. Smith
RADIO
Borah and
Lucille Cressler
Bandit
Losantville Bank
Ictures
Breathe Free CO
Box 24
Statson A
Indiannapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Bam
Anine Pice P.M
Indianass
U. 8
Russell
Pontiac
Toledo
Pflueger Supreme
Atwater
Kent
Ame
Gexe
Washington Street
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