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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1937
Page
4
Readable scraps indicate Daniel Maane and George O’Brien resume film work in a forthcoming RK. O. Tradio production at Second George A. Hirliman studios. Details are incomplete but imply a new project titled Ear Avenue Loggeys with a Battling Miroti back.
A garbled health ad advises using Carter’s Little Liver Pills for relief from greasy indigestion. It promotes taking one pill before meals and suggests consulting a druggist for genuine product, framing the tonic as restoring comfort and normal function.
Edwin Markham a 50 year old poet author of The Man With the Tree was found mentally incompetent by a Brooklyn Supreme Court jury. A temporary guardian was appointed for him on January 16 at the petition of his sister in law Martha Wil. He suffered a stroke on a recent trip to Mexico and today two Manhattan doctors testified he is subject to periods of insanity and cannot grasp what is going on. His wife and property valued at $32 000 are noted and a guardianship committee will be appointed.
NBC radio features Gladys Swarthout launching a new series with a homegrown focus, including a song written for her by the late William M Daly. The program also covers expectations for NBC studios, guest performances, and behind the scenes mic work by Fred Alten and Jack Benny.
The listing outlines a Wednesday radio schedule across stations and programs. Highlights include a theater discussion at Hallam Theater, a Britian La Talk by Gerrit, and a Lisp of shows across Eindhoven and London. Several time slots and program codes indicate varied topics from youth work to cancer awareness.
A dense, OCR messy page listing radio programs, hosts, orchestras, and music segments across KTSA and related stations. Entries include Jack Armstrong, Duke Ellington records, Andre Kostelanets orches, Town Hall fornight, and various time blocks from morning to midnight with musical acts, commercials, and news segments. The fragmentary text names stations, show titles, and performers such as Guy Lombarda, Henry King, Shandon Winlmiston, and Don Albert, among others, but specifics are garbled.
Tomorrow’s radio schedule lists numerous times and show titles across networks. Programs include Morning Tone Tits, Inter 16-Tortie SU tunes, Texas Travels, The Teht’s Lest and Found, Morning Devavians, and the Breakfast Club. Other items feature Betty and Bob, Today’s Children, The Vagabonds, and Monticelli Party Lane, with national and local network designations noted.
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