Radio Listings June 4 1956 Evening Schedule
Radio program grid for Monday June 4 1956 lists Milwaukee Brooklyn coverage and a long slate of shows from 10:00 pm to 12:45 pm including Country Corral Timekeeper News Farm topics Weather reports and music programs such as Martin Block Martin Block and Music For You along with The Guiding Light and Aunt Jenny Houseparty and other daytime and early evening fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Knutson
Weath
Marketa
Sidewalk Reporter
Paul Harvey
Third St. Revue
Whispering Sts
Martin Block
Martin
Noon Farm
Cedric Adams
the Guiding
Ma Perkins
Nora Drake
Jenny
Dr. Kitchen Club
Sir Allen Gray
jAven Gray
Musicland U Musicland USA
Musicland USA
Musicland USA Music, Wea
Radio Journal
Homemakers
Wisconsin
Europe
Russia
TV Tonight Schedules With Western Law and Comedy Mix
WKBT airs a cowboy thriller featuring Annie Oakley style outwitting outlaws at 6 30 pm. I Love Lucy discussion on equal rights at seven. WEBT offers December Bride related antics at 7 30. Truth or Consequences at 8 00, Dollar a Second at 8 30, The Coroner at 9 30, The Millionaire at 10 20, and wrestling moves to Monday at 10 50 with three bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Oakley
Guspy Joe
Billy Goetze
Ace Freeman
Jack O’reilly
Chief Little Beaver
Irish Jack
Radio Spotlight and Concert Programs This Week
Radio Spotlight introduces Bob Siegrist of the Milwaukee Sentinel as a weekday 7:15 p.m. commentator. The Boston Pops Orchestra will perform after The Telephone Hour at 8:30 p.m. Met Opera star Lucine Amara sings love songs on The Telephone Hour at 8 p.m. Bill Mann hosts a mood lifting show at 4:30 p.m. with music and late scores on WKBH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Beatty
Henry J. Taylor
Bob Siegrist
Telephone Hour
Boston Pops
Boston
Siegrist
Milwaukee Sentinel
Boston Pops Orchestra
Lucine Amara
Metropolitan Opera
WKBH
Bill Mann
Bright Music
Bill
Reading the Liver Signs in Ancient Prediction
An article notes one of history’s oldest forecasting methods, the liver divination practiced on sacrificed animals, as described in the Encyclopedia Britannica. The passage appears amid a radio schedule listing WHLA FM programming for Monday to Tuesday with news, weather, and musical features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannica
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Sylvester
Guv'nor
Melee
Washington
Amanda
Centerville
Hilda
Charles
Mariha Wayne
Photos Developed
Borage Busa
Unite
Miss Ahlane
Wask Jukka
Pkscva
Golly
OWLN
Pug
Chuck
Ryder
Piocios
Sis
Colonel Green
Bugs Bunny
THE
Lacrosse Tribune
I Love Lucy
Dr. Hudson
Bob Crosby
Movie Museum
Edge of Night
Valiant Lady
Little Margie
Wkty Asc
WCCO
WLOX
Glenn Miller
Bill Stern
Brooklyn
Milw
Hoeschier
Allan Jackson
Marketa Point of Law
M. Dick Enroth
Bing Crosby
Edward R. Murrow
Amos
Andy Amos
Andy M. H
Jack Carson
A. Godfrey Talent
Johnny Dollar My Son Jeep
C. Adams
News Wea
H. Hall
Spts
Starlite Salute Starlite Salute News
Classics
Cedric’s Almanac
Jim Hill
Tony Crise
CBS Radio
Bob DeHaven
New First Bank
Bob
Godfrey
Meg Kingbay
Wendy Warren H. Miller
Helen Trent
Palton Lewis Jr
Lawrence Welk
Gabriel Heatter
Les Paul M
John Steele
Ady
CIO News
Spinner
Bill Joseph
B. J
Calen
Ken Allen
Hayshakers
Baptist News
Tuesda Hayshaker
Duane Moore
E. Ye. Widder
Pepper Young
Albert Edward Wiggam
America
John F. Dille
Fantle
Leath
Sacred Heart
Astor
WKBT
Murray
Lily Ruskin
Herbert Marshall
Jack Bailey
Channel 8
Radio Spotlight
Howard 8
Stark Co
Mdouter
Babe's Distributing Co
Click Candy & Dist. Co
Ed Phillips & Sons Gateway Groc. Co
Rice Groc. Co
Forestayr Aded and
Wrigleys
Whla—Fm
la Crescent
el Rancho
Copeland
Jackson St
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