Radio Schedule Notes From 1925 Concert Listings
United Press recap of 1925 radio listings with station calls and times across cities. Mentions WRC Washington WJZ New York WGY Schenectady WLS Chicago WEAF and others broadcasting concerts and organ recital details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
CNBC
Calgary
WRC
Washington
WJZ
New York
WGY
Schenectady
United States Army Band
Marine Band
Radio Schedules and Concert Listings by City
Radio programs across major markets list symphonies serenades and talks with stations in Philadelphia Minneapolis New York Boston Chicago and more. Highlights include orchestras at WJ and WLS with varied entertainment and a Chimes concert in Davenport and a Northwest Mounted program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAU
Philadelphia —Symphony Sreneaat
Minneapolis-St
Chicago
Uncle Bo Hy
Schenectady
Wwoc
Davenport
UBS
New York
Hartford
Bianer
Wiz
The
Northwest Mounted
Television Schedule Fragment for Evening Lineup
Radio and TV listings show dancing segments and station loops from WTAS WBZ through KPO, with times 7:00 to 12:00. Stations include WEAF WWJ WQJ WRW WMAQ WOAI KTHS WHO WFAA WOC WDAF KGO and KPO across multiple hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAS
WBZ
WRW
WHT
WEAF
WWJ
WSAL
WMAQ
WQJ
WGN
WOAI
KTHS
WFAA
WOC
WDAF
KGO
KPO
Radio Music and Concert Listings Across Cities
A dense schedule lists radio stations in multiple cities with programs including orchestras, concert ensembles, vocal solos, talks, and brass bands. Entries mention New York Philadelphia Chicago Chicago and other markets with times around 6:00 to 6:20 PM and various live music and talk segments.
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Across Major Cities
At 6 30 P M WEBH lists the Chicago Orchestra and New York violin virtuoso concert with WFAA and WGBS stations in play. By 7 P M KDKA features East Pittsburgh farm program and Shenandoah Concert from Underwood Iowa with KYW Chicago reading and WB Springfield singing orchestra. Other cities show operatic soprano lists and United States Band segments on WRC WGR WRNY and WEAF networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
East
Pittsburgh
WBCN
WCAU
Whitadis Slphia
WEAF
New York
Wear
WOR
Wijiar
WFI Eei
WC Wsai
WWJ
Cleveland
Melody_ Maids
New _ York
WOAW
Omg
WQJ
Chicaor
New York—Concert Orchestra
WRC
Washington—Orchestra
KMA
WJY
WLS
Chicago
WPG
Atlantic City
Omaha
WEBH
Chicean
WFAA
Dallas—Orchestra
WGBS
Washington
United States
WGR
WGY
WJZ
WRNY
Detroit
Phiarry Omoure
Ew Cik
Phia
WJH Eneradere
Wre
WORD
MBH
Olga Trio
WSB
Atlanta
Entereenmess
Ibd Kyw
Philad
Addres
WHN
Newark
Cadtineck
Wpeg
WFA
Farmer’s Hour
WMC
Memphis—Music and Entertainment
WOAL
San Antonio
WSMB
New Orleans
Shenandoah— Orchestra
KYW
WRCN
Owl
New
Teekay Toy Lopez
New York—Orchestra
WOK
Wos
Chicago —Orchestra
Washington — Band
WRW
Tarrytown
WFBM Merchants Show Signals Night of Music and Reports
A program at WFBM includes sports and stock market reports from 6:00 to 6:30, then Gus Edwards Le Paradis Orchestra with Robert Miller at the piano from 6:30 to 8:00. A radio exposition follows 4:00 to 11:00 featuring Jerry Sullivan from WQJ Chicago and guests Clarence Theders J L Hall and Bill Watson with various soloists and Woodstock Country Club Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Heat and Light Co
Gus Edwards
le Paradis
Robert Miller
Jerry Sullivan
WQJ
Chicago
Clarence Theders
J. L. Hall
Whistler
Bill Watson
Woodstock Country Club Orchestra
Charles Breece
Joe Overmyer
Radio Listings for Orchestra and Concert Broadcasts
Radio stations across major markets list forthcoming broadcasts including orchestras pianists sopranos and choral groups. Entries name stations such as WEAF WJAR WGR WWJ WCAU WABC and WMAQ with Cleveland New York Philadelphia Chicago and Louisville programs across evening hours.
Orchestra and Radio Listings Across Cities Tonight
Broadcast schedule lists multiple stations and programs across cities. Highlights include phia-Orchestra solos in Chicago, Esperanto lesson, vaudeville in New York, farm hour in Chicago, and various orchestral and dance programs through WCCO KYW WIZ KDKA and others.
Silent Radio Call Letters List
A dense roster of radio station call signs is presented, grouping stations by regions Silent Today Central Eastern and Far West with numerous two to four letter identifiers. The list resembles a catalog of existing broadcast outlets without additional context or commentary.
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Evening Programs
A fragmented listing shows radio stations and cities with incoming programs from 9:15 P M to 11:00 PM. Entries mention concerts, jazz, organ and dance acts across Chicago Dallas San Antonio and other locales with multiple stations including KIHS WRNY WGN KGO KHJ and KFI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOKA
East Pittsburg
KIHS
Spear
Tak
WRNY
New York
Chicago
WOAIL
San Antonio
Hot Springs
KGO
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Lockport
Murray Whiteman
Bristow— Organ
Atlanta
KFI
WFAA
Dallas—Orchestra
WHO
Des Moines— Dance
WHT
Your Hour League
WOC
Davenp
WOK
Ange! Orchestra
KPO
Aoe
Otra
Mystery tube to loom at Indianapolis Radio Exposition
Indianapolis visitors to the Radio Exposition can view the Prest-O-Lite mystery radio tube showcased after turning heads at the New York Radio World's Fair. Henry Knippenberg notes the display’s novelty and the firm’s long history in radio storage batteries and new A batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Henry Knippenberg
Prest-O-Lite
Prest-O-Lite Company
Knippenberg
Wireless Books at Library Exposition Highlights Radio Titles
Radio fans at the Exposition will find popular works in the Public Library radio collection. Miss Amy Winslow lists titles such as Outline of Radio by Hogan and Wireless Possibilities by Low, plus The Radio Manual by Dunlap and How to Build Your Radio Receiver by Banning and Cockaday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Amy Winslow
Hogan
Low
Dunlap
New York Times
Banning
Cockaday
Lescarboura
The
Scientific American
Stone
Moyer
Ex‘plains
Perry
Glowing Filament Described as Unpowered Hardware Detail
Casual observer notes there is nothing to make the filament glow since the tube is not connected to any source of electric current. The observation highlights the absence of an active power supply in the apparatus.
Optimism for Year in State Radio Market
L. D. Ginger, manager of the I. J. Cooper Rubber Company, 338 N. Capitol Ave., foresees a optimistic radio season. He cites sound sales policies, franchise protections, careful receiving-set choices, and stronger broadcasting as keys to profit. Indiana aims to rise in radio activity led by WFBM and the Broadcast Listeners' Association of Indianapolis. The company booths showcase Cooper A n B Battery Eliminator, Grebe Synchor phase, Apex Super-Five, Cunningham tubes, Burgess batteries, Cooper wet A and B batteries, and Crosley loud speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Ginger
I. J. Cooper Rubber Company
N. Capitol Ave
Indiana
WFBM
Broadcast Listeners’ Association of
Indianapolis
Cooper
Madisonville
Ohio
Apex
Cunningham
Burgess
Rosa, Herald
Thorela and
Crosley
Canadian admirer asks WCCO for wife match
A Canadian listener asked the broadcasting station WCCO to help find him a wife. He specified the woman should be good looking and very lonely, prompting a quirky plea on air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCCO
Also Mentioned on This Page
WFI
WCAE
WEEI
WJIAR
WSAI
Radio Arrats
Orchestra
WEG
KHJ
Atwater-Kent Super-Zenith Carlin Music CO
E. Wash. St
Frank W. Wood
New York St
Freed
Eisemanns
WEEL
Meee
King A Boars
Your Cours
Sic
WREO
Denver
Springfield
Phils
York
Nate
Wan
WHAS
Louisville
Whio
Des Mesines
WORL
Batavia
Tarrytown —Orchestra
Chicago—Orchestra
WCBD
Zion
Penes Aelg Baral Crumine
Philadelphia
Orchstra
WFIL
CAE
WJAR
WCTS
WIA
WWOTS
Cleveland—Orchestra
WIP
WTIC
WNYC
KFAB
KP KX
KFIM
KEMQ
KFUO
KSD
WCEE
WJJID
WOI
WOWL
WIL
CKAC
CNRN
CNRO
PWX
WAAM
WAHG
WBAY
WCAP
WDWF
WEBJ
WHAZ
WLIT
WOO
TAM
Wes
KFAE
KFOA
KLX
KOA
Cable Tabernacle
Baldwin
Baldwin Piano Co
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