Radio programs and concerts on KTSA Sunday schedule
Broadcasters list morning and evening programs on KTSA and the Columbia network including Howard Hansen conducting the Nation's High School Orchestra with the Majestic hour at 8 o'clock Sunday evening. Other features include the Liberty Bell billing segment, children's hour host Uuele Mob, and a tale of two troublemakers at 2 15 p m.
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Avrereagle Athedple Af
Mtale
KVSA
Supdax
Bob Ekiles
Baswira
Howard Hansen
Eastman School of Mocic
Nalionst Hich Sescot Orchestra
T O'Elock
KTSA
Columbian
The
Nations High School Orchestra
Bend
United States
Interlachen
Michigan
Joseph E. Nad
Redforpe Hollingheas
Majestic
Chicw Bale
eWheel Wilbina
Liberty Bell
Colombls Retirorg
Stege
Pert
Bear
Chic
Dieharketer
Comediakit
Gabe
Uuele Mob
Will
Eltend
Sally
Clark
Easoline
Gaiety and sorrow in Dixie Circus broadcast
The Dixie Circus NBC WORST program at 6:55 p.m. Saturday depicts circus life with laughter and sorrow. Left to right are Doree played by Mildred Wall, Joe by A. E. Scott, and Davey by Laddie Seaman.
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Dixie Circus
NBC
Ace Doree
Mildred Wall
Joe
A. E. Scott
Davey
Laddie Seaman
Gershwin Night Highlighted by Opera and Piano Works
George Gershwin is to be showcased with pianist performances, soprano Olive Aline, and a trio led by Jack Marker and Frank Lotner. The program features rarely published Gershwin pieces, vocal interludes, and excerpts from the Harlem opera in the Broadway era, plus five songs to be included in a forthcoming songbook. The event airs Monday evening on station WOAL and honors the General Motors family anniversary.
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George Gershwin
William Merrigan Daly
Ducee
Olive Aline
Chil Dewey
Jack Marker
Frank Lotner
Gershwin
Kuick
General Motora
WOAL
Gershwigiona
Touny
Gershein
Orie
Vaudeville Star on RCA Program Highlights
Vaudeville star Jun Marvin leads a lively WEAF radio program from the RCA network. The Hadigla division mounts a 1A Virtur concert featuring Arlen pieces and dance numbers with Howard Donnean and Perry Grainger amid a revue of mock reviews and guest acts.
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RCA
Jun Marvin
Radio Arcist
Hadigla
Soclack
WEAF
Neels
Arlen Compleers
Gus Ee Maer
Howard Donnean
Rudy to Be Heard During Vacation
A brief says Rudy will be heard during his vacation as he serves as a broadcaster on the PNOG network. He will appear on Thursday evening from 6 to 8 over WOAT with a theme tied to his studies and the Vallee for several weeks.
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Rudy
Ken Verner
Len
Vallee
Broadcasiny
WOAI Sunday Radio Hadio Events Mix ofsermon and music
A fragmentary listing shows WOAI hosting Sunday religious programs and musical features. Highlights include Dr Ralph W Lockman on the National Sunday forum, critiques of the Bible by Rev Dr Francis G L Keenan, the Medievalists Roumanian songs and a Johann Strauss program with Elliott Shaw and the Capital Family.
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Woat Hunilay
Ewanaling
Naticon
Walloud Sunday Forum
Ralph W. Lockman
NYU
Federal Council’ of Churches of Christ In America
George Dilworth
Charles L. Goailel
George Sharkley
Centern Council of Churches of Christ In America
Francis GL. Keenan
Tyr
Keenan
St. Inhn's Armitivery
Bastar
Oelet
Yasha Munchuk
NBC
Maj
Edgard Bowes
D’hamus Bayly
Basa Dettick
Betsy Ayres
Soprono
Mars Hopple
Sicele Jamison
Enor
Leon Calathier
George Dilworte
Elliott Shaw
Johann Strauss
Atwater
Les P.m. F Bhawe
Venice
Gyper Iron
Sose € Pasternack
4-H Farm Team Broadcast Across Atlantic Event
An international 4-H farm judging team on an European tour will speak Monday on WOAT about their experiences abroad. The 2nd interview with club leader A. McKee will cover impressions gained during the trip and plans after returning to the United States.
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United States
British Broadcasting Cumpary
London
England
Ies
McKee
A Boll
Ry Deanette Loin
Bo Am
Cecil and Sally to Take Vacation
The piece recounts a domestic mystery where Cecil and Sally’s home was ransacked while the family was away. Helen Troy, caring for Sally, found the house disturbed with furniture overturned and a ruined wardrobe. The article hints at a radio performance featuring Cecil and Sally this week and again next Sunday.
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Helen Troy
Sally
Cecil
KTLA
Johnnie Patrick
Helen
Dohanie
Selly
Mas Very
Sally Ceature
Velainlnek
Jeff
Robinson Presents Own Compositions on Marvell House Program
Pianist and singer Teo Witt omrsane will perform his own pieces on the Marvell House program on Thursday. The set includes Head Low and The Devil Is Afraid of Music as part of the featured concert with the Mascell Home Orchestra. The event will be aired nationwide on NIC network at WOAT pal 2.
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Teo
Witt Omrsane
Gemirnizions
Marvell House
Thuedas
Masic
Une
Pianitt
Qinetes
Orchestra Leader Began Career at Eleven in New York
Freddie Nich, leader of the Calne orchestra, started his professional work at age eleven. He played a mandolin on New York's early Second Avenue flicker program. He reportedly worked ten to twelve hours daily and earned thirteen dollars a week.
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Freddie Nich
Calne
Jeadvs
Jie
New York
Flicker
Second Avenue
Youre Frevtie
Radio Programs KTSA Station 1290 Growls with Daytime Schedule
KTSA official station on 1290 kilocycles broadcasts from the Plaza Hotel Crockett 3842 with a dense day’s lineup. Haywire orchestra at noon, multiple musical programs through the afternoon, children hour and evening features plus other stations listed and times across MONDAY and SUNDAY schedules.
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KTSA
Plaza Hotel
Crockett
Malettie Theater of
Mer
BDO
Tartar Tabernacle
Job Shires
Haywire Orchestra
Alltred Atchen
Digit Food
Radio and Stage Mixtures Echo on Northampton Porch
A lively critique of early radio and broadcast culture, noting performers, sponsors, and the evolving role of the loudspeaker. The piece reflects on public taste, the influence of big names, and the push to shape radio programming with musical and dramatic offerings. It mentions figures like Cal Coolidge, Olga Albani, and various announcers, amid a panorama of 1920s broadcasting.
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Coolidge
Northampton
New England
Perhays
Finsbee
Bronewatera
WEAF
Olga Albani
Vocal selections on KTLA Columbia program features Skilkret artists
Nathaniel Skilkret directs lively Kid ale Capere as part of a musical backdrop for KTLAs Thursday evening program Thurydd. Tenors Vitor EAminds and Gevorg Rasely join soprano Della Decker with familiar songs and selections from Amy Wool Finden and Wiehe Werhort. A special segment includes Brahms works performed by Stina Baker with Bradford Rome.
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Nathaniel Skilkret
Kidale
Nck
Fdmunils
Wiehe Werhort
Aod
Stina Baker
Lopez in Million Dollar Contract
A garbled report notes Lopez securing a million dollar contract with a national transportation firm. The agreement appears linked to a New York hotel management entity and included a close to seven figure settlement. The piece mentions a high level of service and a substantial five seat arrangement connected to the deal.
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Japez
Nationel Trondamssing Company
Programe
Bax
Eegle Hotel
New York
Eine
Radio Barometer Hopes For Weather Prophecy Era
London reports scientists discuss radio barometer forecasts via loudspeakers to predict weather for the next 24 hours. Early tests suggest signals travel with weather fronts, and anti cyclone conditions may improve clarity while cyclones pose challenges. Research continues toward a reliable radio meteorology method.
Sale Adapts His Stage Habits to Radio Programs
A feature on actor Chic adapting stage routines for radio work on KTSA. He learns lines by heart to maintain continuity, arguing memorization aids delivery and character expression. Dinny, a colored Falet, assists by reading sides, surprising a Lee’s Lane audience with an onair performance.
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Sale
Dennzaoil
KTSA
Lee
Chiew
Radio Library WADE New York music collection announced
The Radio Library WADE in New York announced a music collection featuring more than 11 thousand items. It includes orchestral and vocal works, choral pieces, anthems, operatic excerpts, and printed music at cost.
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Wade
New York
Thouands of
Dalnrs
Operettas to Be Featured by Atwater Kent Concert
The Atwater Kent concert orchestra will present a radio series of operettas and light opera from 1910 to 1920. Josef Pasternack directs with Elliott Stow and Levis James, featuring interludes by Ella Shaw and music from Mme Sherry Clin-Chin and Apple Blossoms.
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Will Leblace
Atwetor
Kent
Chratea
Josef Posteenack
Elliott Stow
Meveltors
Arwatee
Hovr
God
WOAI
Atwater Kent House
Levis Jamee
Enore
Revellera' Queret
Especialix
Mme. Sherry
Iin
Vorleraock
London
Out of the Mar
Fritz Kenehler
Iter
Regan
Atwater Kent Set Remains Mystery Unveiled
Mystery continues around Atwater Kent with plans for a public reveal delayed until August 4. Announcement notes new models to be shown nationwide, including in San Antonio, as the radio maker introduces a radically different design. Violinist Rafael Galindo, noted for NBC work, is linked to a viola crafted by master luthier Niro Is Ametl.
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Atwater Kent
Atlantic City
Princary
Pneto
San Antonio
Ralhel Galindo
NBC
Crufleman
Niro
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