LD Favorites Featured On KTOA Program
Radio program highlights Teverity songs by Spallads and a discussion on Bert Bo Us Be Recived. The piece notes network entertainment value, musical background, and the broader aim of bringing Christian sentiment and cultural content to listeners. It mentions Dr. Klein and a salary detail, plus scheduled segments on The Children's Hour and other features.
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Bert
Bros Tsa
Artiet
Yeousanés
Minha
Srdutius Klein
Commerty
King Step World
Drof Ubers
Festion
Kisia Recenwy
Fox Am
News of Commerce
Wilko Y Bell
Ptoatan Ver Kvsa
Colombia
Uncle Bob
St Gelok
Cecil S
Sally Pee
Drs
Cecil
Salisurn
Musical Variety on ETSA Thursday Program
Romansic songs and melodies highlight a musical comedy program on ETSA. George Siesely tenor and Eresn urea baritone perform with the Rodsx company in a Thurs eve concert from 6 to 8 36 pm. The event features old favorites and minstrel tones, with Helen Ucceiziz and others contributing in a historic broadcast.
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ETSA
Yeterdes
George Siesely
Eresnurea
Eclossis
Seoul
Helen Ucceiziz
Belin
Hbbe
Aid
Assorted Classics on Monday Program
Fragmented OCR text lists diverse items and names with unclear context. The readable parts mention a Monday program of classical pieces, references to venues or networks, and scattered proper nouns that are not clearly linked into a coherent event, making precise summary challenging.
Four CBS Announcers Sketched by Scheel
Behind the mike four CBS leading announcers are depicted Frank Knight Cleft and David Ross on top with Ted Husing and Bradfeord Brown below, as drawn by Scheel in a feature on broadcasting talent.
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The
Columbia Broadcasting System
Frank Knight Cleft
David Ross
Ted Husing
Bradfeord Brown
Scheel
Radio Broadcasters and Public Taste in a Changing Era
A critical, opinionated column surveys radio culture's shift from novelty to sustained mass entertainment. It laments the proliferation of college radio stations, praises big-name broadcasts, and critiques the era’s musical tastes, personalities, and the limitations of airwave artistry.
Opera Star Swarthout To Head Metropolitan Party
Gindye Swarthout, youngest Met Opera star, will be muse at the Vera family party Monday evening at 7280 Telegraph station WOAL. She will perform the role of Sieglinde in Die Walkure and duet with Vera family members, accompanied by a noted pianist, with a repertoire including The Tales of Hoffmann and other classic pieces.
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Gindye Swarthout
Metropolitan Opera
Cmpany
Feneral
Woal Vhe
Gescon
Ana
Miss Swarthout
Metrojalitsa
Sieietr
Don Vourber
Ramgussae
Urs
Lafitrn
Formar
Wilde
Giorterme Certuers
Chase and Sanborn Feature Pianists Night Broadcast
A national radio program highlights a featured piano lineup including Ani the musindt etagere and several other pianists. The show, titled Maids on Lagade, promises a two act musical tale with a broad network and strong sponsor presence, airing tonight on WOAL.
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Nadine
Dash Oban
Arden
Banhars
Cheral Areaerca
Ingar Eveniga
Intricoace
Natinnal Brea Casting Company
Famous Singer on a RCA Hour at National Banquet
Madame Schumann-Heink headlines a twentieth annual National Association of Merchants banquet program at the Hotel New Yorker New York City with Weheisch tenor Weil and Alexandra Stepanov as guests. The program includes a large orchestra under Nathaniel Shilster with pieces by Victor Herbert and a Bizet aria sung by Richard Crooks.
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RCA Victor Company
al Soelack
National Association
New Yorker
New York City
Frank Jemit
Sadale Wehaci
Alexandra Stepanov
Nathaniel Shilster
Madame Schumann-Heink
New York
Isis
Metropolitan Opera Company
RCA Victor
Almong Apm
Richard Crooks
America
Europe
Victor Herbert
Canunit
Dealer Back From Radio Meet Held in Bermuda
M. T. Salling, distributor of Puile radios, returned home from Atlantic City after attending a Philco convention aboard the S. S. Arcadian en route to Bermuda. Delegates from the United States and Canada discussed merchandising plans aboard the 19,000 ton liner chartered for the event. The trip featured a government official leadered reception and a stopover in Atlantic City for the Radi Manufacturers association gathering.
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M. T. Salling
Puiles
Twday
Atlartic City
Philco
Bermuda
Phileo
United States
Canada
Arcadian
New York
Mr. Salling
Atlantic City
Radin Manufacturers* Association
Sale Plays Many Roles in Program Char Acter of Filter
Fragmented text describes a program involving Teitel and KTLA with a performer using voice changes to portray multiple characters in a routine. It mentions Wheel Wilking and a literacy bell filling a stage, with references to impersonation and vocal effects during the broadcast.
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Sale
Chiet Sale
Filter
Teitel
KTLA
Columbia
Sele
Wheel
Wilking
Thal Fe
Filbert
Sharkey Schmeling Fight Set For New York Broadcast
Promoters announce the heavyweight bout between Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling will be aired next Thursday in New York. Fans are urged to secure seats as the national boxing card features top contenders and the event headlines a major broadcast from a leading network.
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Sharkey-Schmelling
Sporia
Betaren
Jack
Burton
Wid
Max Z
Lieb
Yankee
New York City
Lae
Teredet Neretrk
KTSA Radio Schedule Almaza Station Listings
A fragmented access of KTSA programs lists hourly musicals talks and religious segments. It shows station frequency 1290 kilocycles and a Cr 3843 studio at the Plaza hotel with varied programs from morning breakfast to evening concerts, including Bible study and news flashes.
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KTSA
ASA
Plizza Hotel
Leaders of Audition Named for National Contest
A notable group of cultural leaders led by De Ilena Frank president of the University of Wisconsin has accepted membership on the national committee sponsoring the Fourth National radio audition. The Altater Kent foundation of Philadelphia announced the lineup including Charles Wakefield Cadman Louine Homer Mrs Otto H Rabou Ernestine Schumann-Heink and Jermani Werrenrath. Local auditing offices are forming nationwide. The panel supports ambitious young singers 18 to 25 for elimination through local state and regional stages to 100 national finals broadcast from New York next December. Five men and five women win top honors plus cash prizes and a year of free tuition at a conservatory or equivalent.
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Ilena Frank
University of Wisconsin
Sod
Altater Kent Foundation
Philadelphia
Uudinual Apolyorassipommittee
iNew York
Oneryear
Kern Favorite to Be Heard During Kodak Broadcast
Countess Olga Albini and Jack Parker join Nat Shilkret’s orchestra for a Kodak Weekend program. The Friday night feature includes Then to the Wood and Very God Eddie with Eddie Kern, while another act offers 2 Want Someone with Albini as soloist and The Old Merriment plus Cheer Up, Good Times are Coming performed by Parker, Luther, Derey, and James Stanley.
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Jerome Kern
Eddie
Olga Albini
Mergesoprnoe
Jack Parker
Accompanlimtit
Nat Shilkret
Kodak
Peo-Ram
Elation Woal
Nyc
Inhich
Jiveiglee
Tack Parker
V ‘Luther
Seedmil
Phil Derey
Loagitone
Tames Stanley
Dass
Special Program on WOAT Sunday Debaters Celebrate RUPATV Entry
A special program on WOAT at 6:15 PM Sunday will mark radio station RUPATV Phoenix entering a National Broadcasting network. The Arizona on NGG Orader show will feature entertainment and brief talks by Arizona figures Senators Heures Fasthurst and Carl Uaydee and Congressman J A Douglas.
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Phoenix
Ariz
E Net
WOAT
Ake
Arizona
NGG Orader
Heures Fasthurst
Carl Uaydee
J. A. Douglas
Glenn Prepares Gilbert and Sullivan Hour on Atwater Kent
Wilfred Glenn leading the Tevellers quartet and the Atwater Kent concert orchestra will present a full program of Gilbert and Sullivan on Sunday evening. The show showcases satire and the best English musical works, featuring conductor 2 Pasternack.
NBC Features On WOR Broadcasts Variety Program
NBC features radio programs heard locally on WOR this Sunday. Dr Halph Lockman discusses voltage site pitfalls on the National Sunday Forum. Haydn quartet pieces and operatic excerpts performed by George Dilworth's ensemble, with Betty Riggs, Mary Hopple, Breele Jebtson, and Leon G. Ablel. A special anniversary program with Yenha Bas clock’s Canite Grand orchestra conducts, plus Gilbert & Sullivan night directed by Toeef Pasternack. Atwater Beat concert at 7:15 pm.
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National Broadcastio
Chia
Sunde
WOAT
NBC
Halph
Lockmag
Nzional Sunday Forum
Matorio
Joseph Haydn
George Dilworth
Mario
Betty Agibs
Bfary
Hopple
Breele Jebtson
Ignor
Leon G Ablel
George Dilworth Direc
Yenha Basclouk
Canlte Grand Orchestra
Will
Maj
Edward Bowes
Hoeaterght
Glenbara
Repelerg
Gilberk
Shullivan
Toeef Pasternack
Atwater
Keehe Players Preview on KTAP and KTAR Radio
A new feature by the Keehe players with Nade and Tom appears on KTAP and KTAR. The program airs every Wednesday at o clock, with a half hour presset and credos on the air.
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Keehe
Nade
Tom
KTAR
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