Television to Require Special Art
Article discusses early concepts of television progress, production needs, and the shift from theater to home viewing. It notes planned studios in Chicago and New York, the challenge of nationwide distribution, and the future role of television theaters and home programs.
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National Troodcasling Company
Chinee
Chicago
New York
Mos
Ty Tay
Elndias
Viting
Sindias
Cily
Kort Werstrel
Television as Aid to Radio and Entertainment Advise
A historical piece argues that television will not replace radio but serve as a supplementary source of entertainment. It notes viewers will still want orchestras and live performers while TV offers sponsorship value and early product demonstrations. The author predicts gradual adoption and emphasizes feasibility, cost, and mechanical readiness.
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Notable Violinist Performs and National Conference Discusses Labor
An international violinist, educated at the Paris Conservatoire, debuts in America after touring Europe. She plays Mediation from Thaïs, A minor, and Polonaise in A minor with the National Symphony. A national conference in Washington will discuss labor and policy with figures including Rabert Z. Lamont and Roger Bab. Announced Sunday program features a Texas War of Independence drama with figures like General Houston and Secretary Rusk.
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System
RSA
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Af Comerer
Rabert Z
Lamont
Af Dahton
William XII
Roger
Ann
Sontag
Etsa
Saor
Houston
Rusk
Haeckley
Hur. Teson
Morbra
Oln Smith
Trig
San Tacinto
Violinist Mime to Broadcast on WOAL and National Network
Mime violinist Meno Cheniel will perform over WOAL and the National network at 6 20 Sunday evening, including selections from The Queen of Sheba. The Detroit Symphony Orchestra under Victor Kolar opens with Wagner’s Lohengrin prelude. A live gram elyte broadcast from Birmingham Alabama airs at 5 pm over WOAT and the National network.
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Meno Cheniel
Vist
WOAL
KTSA
Columbia
Detroit
Ighdon
Ala
San Antonio
Brex
New York
Houston
Georgia
Howard W. Haggard
Yale
Atsa
Colombia
Kenaim
Vincent Sorey
ATRA
Guizar
Blind Woman to Broadcast Helena Keller to Speak on Nation
Helena Keller, who learned to talk after becoming blind and deaf, will address a nation from 13 30 on WABC Columbia network with editorial page program of the Media Homemakers. The event highlights Keller’s life with longtime instructor Anne Sullivan Macy and features a series of talks by Dr Julius Kem and other artists and scholars on the air.
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Helen Keller
Miss Keller Wall
Wille Andiente
Madio
TSA
The
Columbia
Julius Kem
Ithytim Ghoristers
Freddie Rick
Toscha Seidel
Uecestes
Radio Programs Highlight Evening Station Schedule
Broad listings show Columbia Broadcasting System fare with numerous programs across stations KONO 1370 WOAI 1370 WEAL 1410 and more. Includes church services weather reports music hours concerts and community notices with multiple hosts and time slots.
Radio's Growing Reach Shapes American Culture
Don F. Gilmax, NEC Pecifir paut division Free president and Oakiani speaker, says radio's influence on daily life and public discourse will endure for years. He notes radio alters thought and speech as advertising and media converge in national culture.
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Don FH. Gilmax
NEC Pecifir
Oakiani
California
New Sub Radio Brings In Many New Stations
An unclear report notes increased stations and improved reception by reducing interference and boosting volume. Mentions attempts to provide variable feed to improve signal, with references to a 20th century setting and several place names.
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Yaris Tore
Autarhia
Tyrie
Étis Coes Cova
Waneas City
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