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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1931
Page
12
A radio feature led by J H M Lean outlines Mothers Day programming on KTSA and Columbia stations. Maurice Chevalier performs a selection including Mothers Day Overture while violinist David Rubinoff and the Continental String Quartet provide chamber music.
A misformat discussion notes that the Continental String Quartet will perform works by Mozart and Wagner along with early Beethoven pieces. It mentions a planned 7 45 Sunday evening broadcast and details about program information from sources, referencing Anton Dvoak and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra performing Humoresque at 7 20 Sunday evening on ATSA and the Columbia network.
KTSA will air San Antonio mayor and commissioners election returns the week of May 10 from the San Antonio Light office, with live updates across all slots. Also this week the Columbia network rebroadcasts The Magic Flute from Covent Garden. Ted Husing covers the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Hoover cabinet members appear on the National Radio Forum, with Attorney General William Mitchell speaking May 16. David Ross, noted poet and announcer, is discussed amid musical features and a Mothers Day nod.
Avex Atwater Rent Brunsslek Grotley and Pile advertise a radio repair factory with service for any manufactured radio. Wark guaranteed. Lang Professional Radio Service to Water BI Yd Travis 1016.
A dense, readout style of radio programming across stations and times. The list covers concerts, orchestras, church services, youth programs, and miscellaneous segments with numerous named programs, performers, and stations, reflecting a busy public radio schedule.
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