New Sunday Radio Schedule From ATOA Lineup
The ATOA unveils a Sunday program featuring Uncle Hale on bonds reading at 9 30 in the morning followed by Bob Shiles Harwire orchestra at 6 40. The Canadian Grenadier Guards will perform in a joint broadcast from Montreal on the Columbia network with Conductor Gagnier. The Conclave features Romanian content and a speech by Romania’s liaison to the United States. A new medical history segment with Howard W. Haggard will air at 7 p.m. with Eastman Kodak radio columns. The Detroit Symphony Orchestra and other soloists perform in a varied religious and musical program under Victor Bolar. A major portion of the broadcast includes Russian music with Halelelua Orchestra and a Transloe WML feature on the Detroit Symphony. The program continues with Peter Biljo’s music and ends with sermons and marches from Pomp and Circumstance by Sir Edward Elgar.
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Uncle Hale
Bob Shiles
Harwire
Columbia
Eat
Toronto
Sor GQ
G. Gagnier
Aed
Fentera
Rumania
eCooria A. Denila
United States
Obantan
Lilien Bucezens
RISA
pGtes
Pakestrina
Handel
Quered Monics
Gillan Beekens
Copraud
Bar Gbere Manuel
Theo Barle
Stenor
Grane Calder
Columbie Sheephoor Orchestra
Howard W. Haggard
Yale ‘University
Will
Nangerate Ak Rem Seis
Eastman Kodak Radio
Bnnday
Hazsngerd
Tse Bobneta Hodren
Axtine
Tincle St Hob
Giese
Hubert Burke
Mele
Eas
Seko
Victor G Bolar
Asa Behkotuik
Detroit Symphony
Ipsig Conservatory
Caveert
Jules Meese- Snevs Beschifel
Anatole Bprance
Morel Kyle
Hill of Home
Oscar Hro1
Sam Astonia
Edward Zicer
Cornetist and Stage Magician Henkus xoy Story
Cornetist Henkus xoy, a member of the Philco Byzaphony and a Columbia network performer, turns magician on a notable day at 3:20 p.m. He resumes private shows and once rejected a $10,000 offer for his own card-peg illusion. A former trained musician, he briefly left magic after a mentor’s taunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henkus Xoy
RTSA
Columbia
France
Occamion
Taughe
Tle
Je Roy Zere
Radio Programs Burday Betaa 1250 Station Guide Compendium
A dense, out of order list of radio programs across many stations with times, shows, hosts, and sponsors. Entries include Uncle Bob readings, Watchtower, Grendilive band, Conquest of Nations, National Aeronautica, Casa Lema Orchestra, Devils Drugs and Doctors, New World Symphony, Baptist and Catholic hour programs, choir and church services, and multiple station IDs like BURDAY BETAA 1250 and Ellerscdes 11200. The snippet reads as a chaotic schedule snapshot reflecting a crowded broadcast day across networks with sporadic program names and times.
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Burday Betaa
Hilorteles
Oliels Staton
Lichh
Comte
Uncle Bob
Bob Wkiles
Watchtower
Grendilive Band
CBS
Conquest of Nations
Cathedral Bone
National Aeronautica
Casa Lema Orchestra
Ohoels Bone
m—New World Symphony
Fier
Catholic Hour
RCA Radiols
NCA Ratiola
Nec
Enya Jetlick
Chnee
Sanbora
Atwater
Rocerelt Ave. Baptist Church
M— Music
Baptist Secsice
m—Stodin
m—Sanday Bchool
Tabernacle
Shepherd Players
Terae Eonomuaze Llocreles
Concert Moxie
m—Texas Theater Organ
Lathersa Aerrice
Popplar Means
Isa
Third Army Radio Hour to Broadcast From Cheyenne
The third Army Radio Hour will be heard at 0:30 Monday evening through ETSA, featuring the Ninth Infantry Band and Major L. S. Stanford. It honors Fourth Brigade, with J. E. Osborne directing the program and a premiere of World Turned Upside Down by the First Infantry. Brig. Gen. Howland will give a brief history of the unit amid performances including a modern contrast by the Fourth Brigade staff.
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ETSA
Cheyenne
Wyo
Eighth Corps
Ninth Infantry
J. E. Osborne
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
First Infantry
Fiat Infantry
Continental Army
Fantey
Fourth Brigade
Wil
Howland
L. 8
Stanford
Correis
Mexico City Launches Nation’s Most Powerful Radio Station
Merloo’s Mexico Music company unveils The Voice of Latin America in Mexico City, a flagship DxWalt station intended as the nucleus of a potential national network across Latin America and the United States. The WIZ New York crafted transmitter powers the AM signal, with broad ambitions for program exchange and regional expansion.
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Merloo
United States
United
Central America
Mexico Music Company
Alon XE
New York
Mvnicos
HCA Vielar Company
Recorde
Ta Progream
Breremy
Ain't Is Okey He Says In Grammar And Style
A broadcast collates stories about words gathered by Dr. Frank Vizeloly during his long association with dictionaries. The program in the Words series on the Columbus network KTBA at 9 15 Tuesday discusses Ain’t and Aren’t arguing the forms reflect shorthand and usage. The speaker says many people mispronounce and misstate these forms, and the long familiarity with spoken language shapes spelling and grammar habits.
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Frank Vizeloly
Columbus
KTBA
Vicerely
Apelling
Renor
Tenth Game At Tenth Game On Air Tuesday
The tenth of the bridge broadcast will air Tuesday January 27 at 3 30 p m over WTstation WOAT. Four players from different states compete under Milton C Wook Mrs Derst 8 Monceieft New Bedford occupy the south. Emery of Hartford Covs will be east, and Mrs Farward Goldsmith of Denville will be west. A San Antonio summary follows. dealers hands list Spades Hearts Diamonds Clubs.
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Wtation Woat
Milton C. Wook
Derst
Monccieft
New Bedford
Mans
Desler
Merpotlmec
Theodosia van Norden Emery
Hartford
Covs
Farward Goldsmith
Denville
Qeear E. Busby
Dallas
Texas
Mary
San Antonio
Honda
Beryl
Monchielt
Mara
Edward Goldsmith
Danville
West
Brades
Hears
Clabs
Dartford
Conn
North
Hearta
Osar
Busby
Dales
Andrew Jackson Dramatized On School Of Air Schedule
A dramatization of Andrew Jackson life titled Did Hickory is set for the Stan day broadcast of the American School of the Air on KTLA and Columbia network at 1 30 pm The schedule includes a musical program for primary grades with violin trumpet and organ solos Alice in Wonderland will be dramatized on Wednesday for grade five and up The literature series continues with that program and Thursday offers music appreciation for upper grades and adults featuring Russian song and choral music Vocational guidance and current events come Friday
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Hickory
Andrew Tackson
KTLA
Columbia Network
Xcriss
Iolg
Churel Monsie
Briday
Tenor and Organist to Appear Weekly
A new radio program features tenor Aller and organist Teat in a studio broadcast from Paramount studios over ETSA and the Colombian network each Saturday at 7 11 p m. Their first joint series offers popular and light classical pieces, operetta and musical comedy selections, with Miss Teat also performing solo pieces.
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Int Alles
Ann Teat
Paramount Ogan
ETSA
Althoush Totf Aller
Ailsa Leal
Ben Alley
Miss Taal
Sorey Secures European Music Arrangements and Recitals
Vincent Sorey, noted WAHC orch estra conductor, gains European music publishing rights and prepared manuscript copies for forthcoming recitals. He performs on multiple radio programs weekly and collaborates with prominent publishers in Britain, planning American introductions to new works.
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Vincent Sorey
Wahc Orchensra
Vhe Gaucher
Joalian
Columbia
KTSA
Vomie
America
Stebute
Rodeheaver Sing Popular Feature Roadshow
Singers present a Sunday program featuring Rodeheaver in a community event for churchgoers and the crippled members of the congregation. The event is conducted by Ly MIG from Mr and Mrs W S Harknere of Jellica Tennessee with former musical director Hilly Sandas leading a routine called “communiss Binz” each Wednesday.
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Bigel
Numerology Hour Begins on Local Station
Lorna Fanti, a noted numerologist, will host a new twice weekly program on KISA and Columbia Broadcasting system beginning Tuesday January 2. The series titled Old Golf Character Readings features numerological insights into daily events, celebrities, sports, and future forecasts, with each digit from 1 to 9 discussed for its meaning.
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Lorna Fanti
KISA
Columbia
P. Lorillard Company
Miss Faotin
Misa Banda Waza
Idal
Studio Hostess Turns Radio Actress in NAC Dramas
Grace Bennett, chief hostess at Ubleapo studios of the NAC, expands from welcoming listeners to a radio actress role in the Empire Builders series aired weekly at 9:20 Central Standard Time. Previously a leading star on legitimate and musical comedy stages, she has appeared in No, No Nanette Good News and vaudeville with Allan Dinehart.
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Grace Bennett
Ubleapo
NAC
Bennett
Tamever
Announcer Learns to Run Elevator
NBC announcer George Hicks, once a steady on air voice, reportedly helped a passenger named Jessann by riding an elevator repeatedly, touching off chatter about his dignity during a recent episode.
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George Hicks
NBC
Jessann
Philco Transitone Auto Radio to Debut in 31
Transitone Automobile Radio, a Philco division, will push auto radios in 1931. Roy Cash of Kidder Russ distributors announced a single unit design with 65 dollar price, quick installation, and new automatic volume control. The Philco Transitone aims to captivate the 21 million U.S. cars with high sensitivity receiver and dash-mounted speaker.
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Transitone
Philco
Auto Radio
Transitone Automobile Radio Corporation
Oy Roy Bi
Kidu Russ Company
Entica
San Antonio
Terriory
Fcreca
Philco Ani
Tranestone
Cash
Philcotransitone
Automobile Radion
Ty Negessary
Philea-Transitone
Caeh
Philco Lan
Prescot
Philadelphia
Millions of Fan Letters Sent to NBC Rise Sharp
NBC reports growing audience mail with 772,484 letters cleared in 1928, 1,279,706 in 1920, and 2,181,750 in 1930. Eric Piana oversees the letters desk, organizing most queries to specific performers and ensuring each is directed to the right artist or outlet.
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Properliy
Radio Statins
Misa Adelaide Finne
Mail de Parment
National Broadcasting Company
Eric Piana
NBC
Piana
Fenelida Yftet
Arctic Radio Brings Civilization to Northern Detachments
A Chicago NBC letter quotes A. H. L. Mellor of the Hudson Canadian Mounted Police noting Arctic frontier detachments along the Canadian coast and polar islands receive broadcasts from larger stations with clear reception and strong appreciation.
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Arctic Cicle
Chicago
NBC
A. H. L. Mellor
Hosat Canailian Mounted Police
Mellor
Arctic
Canada
Polar
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights Reverend, Opera, Dark
WOAL lists Sunday programming with the early music of Gilbert and Sullivan and a lineup of religious broadcasts. Dr B Hill leads 11 am services from Westminster, followed by Dr Dablel Aoling at 2 pm speaking on the national church conference. Cadman at 3, Alla Knight Ghokmore at 4, Corrigan at 5 for Catholic hour. music by the Mediaevalists closes the day.
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Fennzol
Peto
YWOAL
Lad
Metallica
Hill
Wiest Presbyterian Clurch
Dablel A.oling
Fouth
S. Parkes Cadman
Alla Knight Ghokmore
St Charles Eminacy
Philadelphia
Florence Haston Sings Wednesday on Concert Hour
Soprano Florence Haston, formerly with the Metropolitan Opera, headlines the Columbia Concerts program with ETSA and Columbia broadcast system on Wednesday at 0:30 pm. An augmented symphony orchestra directed by Eugene Ormandy will accompany. Haston has appeared at the Royal Opera House and Chicago Opera, with roles in Elektra and Elisabeth among others.
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Blorencn Enator
Metropolitan Opera Company
Gural* Colt
Columbia Concerts Corporation
ETSA
Columbia
Hamburg
Oleo
Antwerp
Great Britain
Chicago Opera Company
Elektra
Straus Englund
Beatrice
Naylor
the Angelin
Covent Garden
London
Elibeth
Liszt
New York
Aide
Carmen
Madame Butteffy
Elektzy
Salume
Biss
Miss Fasten
Resal Academy
bin- Ric
Tanilan
Muriel Wilson on Chase and Sanborn
Muriel Wilson appears on the Chase and Sanborn program with a guest appearance noted for Sunday evening. The broadcast, including Rubinoff and its orchestra, airs on WOAT NBC network with details about time and channel.
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Muriel Wilson
Chase and Sanborn
Terry
Rubinoff
NBC
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Third Army Radio
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Dr. Sherman Paincess
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Andrew Jackson
School of Air
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WOAL
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Monle Teachers’ Ansociation of Texas
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