Unemployment relief programs on ether Sunday
Sunday features two relief programs across networks with star guests. The 2:30 to 4 pm Cleveland-origin program includes the Geverant Symphony and Orpheus chorus with Werrenrath and D. Baker. the 9:45 to 11 pm national broadcast promises a movie star lineup. Bootley morning on EYSA with Fob Sidles leads into religious services and musical performances across stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McLean
KTSA
Most
Cleveland
Geverant Symphony Orchestra
Orpheus
Pe Tants Werrenrath
Soprato
Newboan D. Baker
Ann Harding
Trece Dimne
Edwin Cantoram
Douglas Fair
Bebe Daniels
Menken "Chevalier
Hee
Bord
Senate Bacbonsam
John Bales
Ariss
Marie Dresser
Win Ratsy
Tyoat
Bootley
Eysa
Reiss and Dunn Studio Cut-Ups in 1930s Scene
A fragmented recap notes Lew Reis of Rela and Donn performing in a Southern Rhap wedy style show. It hints at a theater program with a sequence of overture, a person picture theater, Artie Duny and others making professional appearances amid a wartime or vaudeville era setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiss and Dunn
Atudio
Lew Reis
Rela
Radio Schedule Highlights From Columbia Broadcasting
A dense OCR list outlines Sunday radio programming across stations BYSA 1180 and KILOCY 1370, mentioning choirs, orchestras, church services, comedy, news, youth confabs, and music features. It notes various programs, hosts, and times, reflecting a bustling station slate with diverse entertainment and public affairs.
Phil Cook Sings Own Songs On Air For Nine Years
Phil Cook, a solo host known as a one man army of voices, has broadcast nearly nine years using only his own material. The description highlights his commitment to original songs and the distinctive voice he brings to radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater Kent
Solomon Islands
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Golden
Phil Cook
Army of Voices
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Dream of Hollywood
WOAI
Columbia
ETSA
Alexander McGall
Second Presbyterian Church of
Philadelphia
Ein “Meron
Moste
Channon Collings
Eller Azias
Rossin
Barbara Maurel
Collinge
Adele Vasa
Theo Earle
Crane Calder
Taverd Va Haggard
Suddey
Red Cross
Florence
Nightingale
Roxy Symphony Orchestra
Sfudice Baron
Rubenstein
Mary Garden
Chicago Clsie Opera Company
So Prang
Woal
Annie Laurie
WOAT
Rubisuff
Eddie Canini
Frank Wack
Olga Albani
James Melien
Ouis James
Phil Dewey
Wilefred Glenn
P. B.gond
Mone Slam Amon
Andy
Paringr
Artie Duny
Enewer
Wesck
Columbia Broadcasting
1 Mu Boh Ske
Mla Haywire Orchestra
m—Columbia Church of the Air
Watchlower Protran
Julia Alaboney
Charles Garitsh
Edna
Louisiana
Voice of
mic—Cathedral Hour
Mustessie
Vernon Geyer
A Draga
Doctors
Z Concert Orchestra
Belotor
mo—Palal
Troxy Theater
Argour
Locel
Damrosch
Tca-Fletor
Pom —Winerich
Tirigat
Det—Teast Farmers
National Youth Conferante In
National Veerera
General Electric
Studio Muslcal
Jelly Thine Revue
Frawajian Sesantaeem
Enne Jellick Melodi
Chese & Sanborn
Sight
Parla
Fascislar Music CN
Konu
Biloereles
Varity
RMAC
Mnvercira
Parular
Musie
m—Sea Aqtaala Building
Rapitst Service
Bouguels
Hirleisbats
Dorta
Tabernacle
Mi Malinadge Inn Orchestra
Arelentee
Mondak Riga
Boecvelee
Eexpress
Madison Bingerg
Chim
We Milcrey Klicken
Peta
SS & pu—Peck Purnhura Co
EMAC
Briahter Smillew
raPonuier
Eigeresses
al Gal Stesas Chirojraetle
Frogt Beauty
Teena Calley
m—Nash Premium and Novelty Company
m—Farkmoor Cleaners
Earl Abel
Atwater
Kent
Atwater Kent Radio
A Bea
Flores
Royalty Freddie Rich
England
Philco
Philco Highboy
Hiquseholrniture Co