Radio network features weekly sports program preview
A radio feature airing Friday night previews the week's grid battles with inputs from Warner and Stanford experts. The NBC and Armchair ensembles provide musical interludes as Edgar Guest reads poetry and Bennett and others perform soprano and quartet numbers. The San Anne Independent Druggists sponsor National Pharmacy Week programming on ETAT at 10.
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Bview
ETSA
Gleno & Op" Warner
Ball Authority
Stanford
Wits Good
Br Chaminade
Terine Lerburees
Nation
WOAL
Woell-Ferrari
Suzanne
Fies
NBC
Tradier
Jessica Crarouette
Ramberg
Oper
Lon Voorhie
San
Armchair Quartet
de Ballet
Godfrey Ludlow
Elzin
San Anne
Oklahome Dream
Onis Harrison
Kidnaper Suspect Backed by New York Claim
Police planned to question a suspect arrested after a night of confusion linked to the abduction of Mrs. Alma Wilton McNey from Greenfield. The man, who claimed to be H i Hidzo of New York, was detained after tips that the abductor had stayed at Filley, Missouri, and could be headed toward Kansas City.
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Alma Wilton McNey
Greenfield
Hi Hidzo
New York
Filley
Kansas City
Texas Oklahoma Grid Clash Broadcast on KTSA Radio
Texas and Oklahoma plan a fog shrouded football game to be aired Saturday on KTSA Dallas radio. The play by play will come directly from the field starting at 3 p.m with live wire updates and the latest light classified ads position beat readers daily.
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Texas-Oklahoma
KTSA
Texas university-Oklahoma
Astartay
Més
Dallas
KTISA
Radio Schedule Fragment from The Light Station
A dense OCR of an evening radio schedule lists numerous programs by station and time across kilocycles, mentioning orchestras, dances, Mexican programs, talk segments, weather, health and cooking tips, and a football game. Names include Gebharde, Alvarado, Gunler, Mildred Kitchen, Don Albert.
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Literirs Digest
C.D.S
Opera
Chiniature
Gbs
Alvarado
Sao P
Cecil
Sally
CB Woat
Gunter Orchestra
N. B.C
Higa Tetervoren Tair
XN. O
Armour
WN. B.C
Armelrang Quskers
B.C
B.cine Gebhardt
Stesiona Plasers
Amos
Andr
X.B.C
Gebharde
The Loudspeaker by Louis Reid on radio variety trends
The piece surveys radio broadcasting, noting Amos n Andy and Weber and Fields as influential programs, predicts rising popularity from talking films, jokes about political lampooning, and praises artists like Mischa Elman and John Charles Thomas while commenting on organ, jazz, and blues trends in American broadcasting.
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Amos 'N' Andy
Weber
Fields
Will Rosers
Broadway
Twenty-ninth Street
Amos ‘N' Andy
Mischa Eltaza
John Charles Thomas
Jose
Turbi
Beniaino Gigli
Louise Homer
Philadelphia Orchestra
Lewis
Frank Moulan
Brosdrasiera
Rent Golf
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HMAC
HKTAP
m.—Home Builders
Sports Review
Dance Music
Woat
Ngci
Alvarade
Ambassadors
KTAP
Don Albert
Winerion Couriers
Mosk
Gayle Norman Psychologist
Mildred Kitchen
George and
Jennie
A. o.—Household Institute
Elgin
N-B.u
N. B
Gunler
RMAC
Texas
Metzger
Milkiman
Radio Irae
Louis. Reid
B. A Rolfe
London
America
Vienna
Coppicott
Kirg
Ice
Edisons
Victors
Brunswick
PATHE
Kimberly
Kimball
Columbia
Victor
Rayon Grepes
Inet
Pelea
Aiteras
Henry
Eero
Percales
Ecra
Chaillies
Finn
Elling
Sale OF
Understudies
Foundations
Charmade Foundations
Batiste
Ecru
Blora Wuure
Sears, Roebuck and Co. Smith-Young Tower
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