Radio broadcast to present sixth bridge game
The sixth bridge game of a twenty game series will be broadcast from WOAL on Tuesday December 18 at 3 30 PM Central Standard Time. Milton C Wark and Wilbur C Whitehend of New York will join players from across America with listeners urged to gather four players and follow the bidding and play on air. Contestants include Eugene R Buss and J McDinermid of Cincinnati along with Mr Work and Mr Whitford. The advance hands are listed and the announcer will provide the resume after the game aired the following night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woal
Luesilay
Milton C. Wark
Wilbur C. Whitehend
New York
America
Plas
Eugene R. Buss
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. McDinemid
Cincinnati National League Baseball Club
Ani
Air
Whitvlewt
New
Eugene i
West
Hearsa
Mikeson
Cis
Cinctonati
Diamonds
Radio Station KTSA Owner Donates School Broadcast Hour
William Barrett, owner of KTSA radio, donates an hour per week to San Antonio high schools Main Avenue Meh pehiool and Henekenridge high school to allow students to express themselves. School officials accept the offer and plans are underway to arrange programs with each school providing facilities and talks by principals and instructors for parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofter
Sa Antonio High School
Phreate
Inienan Barrett
Ktsa ‘Hog
Main Avenue
Meh Pehiool
Henekenridge High School
Federated Radio Meet to Be Held in Buffalo
The Federated Radio Trade Association plans its annual convention in Buffalo, New York, February 18 19 20. The meeting aims to unify radio advertising standards, outline restaurant terms, and launch a nationwide campaign to curb fraudulent ads while promoting public trust and industry progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated
Radio Wrade‘association
United States
Canada
Dw Radio
Kelster K-20 radio set proves fire test endurance
In a vivid test story the Kelster K-20 six tube radio endured a Fox company fire, moving from Alamo Pinta to Commerce Street and finally Main Avenue quarters. The Straus Bodenheimer firm notes replacements and new program sources, praising Kelster quality and planning in-store demos for interested buyers. An Atwater Kent radio hour features Hulda Lachanski Techa Seidel and Wilbur Frans in a national program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Company
R. F. Davis
Straus Bodenheimer
Davin
Alamo Pinta
Commerce Street
Main Avenue
Houston
Straus-Botenheimer Company
Kelster
F. Davis
Straus Bodenheimer Co
Charles Walker
Fox
Radio Programs List From 1950 Station Schedules
A fragmentary 1950 radio timetable shows multiple stations and programs across Denver Los Angeles New York Philadelphia Chicago and Atlanta. Entries include Studio Program Concert Orchestra The Magazine Hour and various church services and talks reflecting a broad day’s programming across networks WIR lines and local stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim
Los Angeles
Hoprana
Dos Angeles
Orchestra Waap
New York
Pamilys
WIZ
Pancy
Ain Diane
Collier Hanry
Tange
Titlsburgh
Ingers
Byle
Tanya Romantic
WGY
Schenectads
Fanily
D. Dasweenee
Flood
Madin Dielson
WSB
Atlanta
D. Tawrence
A. K
Onartett Hadig Dietivu
Baptist Tabernarle
Fort Worth
Wear
Cleveland
Enpor
Minneapolis
Paul
Tawitn
KYW
Chicago
Diez
Collier Hour
Peenin
Crehesten
Father Auventurer
Mockery
Ek Tuvlman Borin
Hanes Misia
Aiemgo
Jets
Little Grown Church
WMAQ
Casenan
Radio Hook Up Sets Nation Wide Sonora Broadcast
D L Deutsch, president of Sonora Phonograph Company of New York, announced the largest radio hook up yet for a commercial program. The REW contract with Columbia will use forty three stations coast to coast bringing Sonora weekly programming to radio listeners nationwide.
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Sonora
Columbia
D. L. Deutsch
Gee!dent
Sonora Phonograph Company of
New York
Mr. Deutsch
Calaumbla
United Independent Broadcasters
Jenat
Middle West
REW
Wax
Radio Retelrer
Columbia People
Farm and Weather Bulletins Across Stations
A fragmented radio schedule lists KTAP KTSA KGCI HGRC WAP and WOAT programs through morning to afternoon. It mentions farm bulletins policy weather and markets with sporadic sports and entertainment segments and closing market news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mz M
KGCI
Munir
WAT
KTSA
Peateshear
KITSA
Palles Burtettoo
Musky
HGRC
Vatlee Balletias
Imarkets
Tem Tant
Muslc
Arent Oer
Machéta
Praic
3Rm
KAP Minte
KTAP
Ar M
Hgcl
Stualc
WRAT
M. Gilbert
Verner Bes Sports
Vesper
Hjeclai Entertainment
Boston radio pickup causes stir over loud speaker prank
In Boston a loud speaker broadcast from KTSA linked Miss Vida Franklin of 24 Woodward Ave to a San Antonio program heard over long distance telephone. The call, reported Sunday at 2715 x om, involved Young of Neston and resident Miss Franklin who confirmed the exchange as officials verified the long distance connection. Both parties expressed amusement at the loud and clear transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yangsten
Anda
Young
Neston
Mase
Lato
Vida Franklin
KTSA
Plaza
San Antonio
Bostom
Miss Franklin
Woodward Avenue
Pront Broadcasting
Toston
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra Plans On Air Adaptation
Director Rolfe outlines a plan to translate Lucky Strike Orchestra performances for radio. He believes 30 million listeners coast to coast would dance weekly, requiring microphone friendly arrangements and precise choreography to capture tempo and personality for broadcast. The studio version emphasizes visualizing the audience and tailoring each dance type for radio timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe
Lucky Strike Dance ‘Orchestra
Dloor
Mr. Rolfe
Canal
Chain Plans Carol Voices Broadcast Across Nation
The Mélinnvatiote choir from St. Padhe Anoitle Church in New York City plans a nationwide broadcast on Christmas Eve between eight and twelve o'clock. The program features new phonetic music and a choral lineup, offering millions access to a serene holiday serenade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Church of
Padhe Anoitle
New York City
Chiria Tonx
Crcl
Christius Eva
Heuiret
Eveready Hour to Include Sketches by Miss Skinner
Miss Corelia Gus Skinner, daughter of Otin Skinner, to perform her original character sketches on the Eveready Hour, Tuesday evening December 18, in a Lull Venue program. The show, written and acted by Skinner, will be carried by 20 NBC stations nationwide, with Pacific coast listeners first to hear her on this program. Skinner has attracted strong critical and popular praise for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelian Olle Sklomer
Eveready Hoge
Exthusiantte
Pacific Coast
Otin Skinner
Wilish
Corelia Gus Skinn
Also Mentioned on This Page
RTSA
Counry
Miss Shinner
Fox Co
RCA
Denver
KGRC
Paramount Radio
John F. Morris
Woail United
WGRG
Jersices International Ibe Studente
KGCE
Ktays Music
Stefwn Paraie
Wes
Awater Kent
Hore
Sears
Zenith All
SONOR
P.M. Musi
RISA
Churches of Christ
RTA
WOAST
LKTAP
Markels
Mirnie
Mies Wide Franklin
KTLA
Helene la Bostos
Boston
Chain Plans
Carol Voices
Bislncas
Colina
Giri
Eveready Hour
Dons
West Commerce and
St. Mary’s Street
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