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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1930

Page

10

Eight Comics To Be Read On KTSA Sunday

The San Antonio Light features Uncle Bob reading the comics on KTSA Sunday at 10 am for children ages 1200 to 3. The broadcast will present characters from Maggie and Jiggs to the Toonerville Folks and Polly and Her Pals. Parents may listen as Uncle Bob reads and interprets the cartoons live.

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Cavaliers on Vallee Hour with Rudy Vallee guesting

The Cavaliers sing on a 50 round program with Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yantees on WOAL across the NAC network. The quartet Teo O Hourke Robert Stevens John Seagle and Darrell Woodford perform Brass Rings Let Me Call You Sweetheart and Strike Up the Band. They hail from Vermont Georgia Tech Williams and Oklahoma and rose from Hoover Sentinels to radio fame.

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Marching Songs on Chase and Sanborn Sunday Broadcast

Radio program features male quartet and Chase and Naubont choral orchestra directed by Frank Black. Selections include Marching Songs of ANT and Kashmiri Lane Song from Four Indian Love Lyrics, plus a wordless harmonies number. Frank Luther and Ariel Wilson perform with the chorus and orchestra in a musical light, alongside a toy-like musical picture by Ohman.

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Queen Elizabeth Birthday Guest on Arco Program

A radio dramatization on the Arco program features Elizabeth as a birthday guest. The piece notes why the Queen never married, citing royal lineage and the era's expectations. Performers include John Mencrieff and Harald Hansen as musical contributors to the Elizabeth dramatization.

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Boston Featured in Radio Salute

Boston is highlighted in a national radio salute to the city’s history and culture. The program, airing nationwide from 9 until 8 36, will feature musical selections and bits on notable figures and events shaping Boston’s heritage.

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Contralto Guest on Maytag Hour Broadcast

Contralto artist Lithza xe Fea with Moyles orchestra will broadcast from Chicago NAC studio. Performance by Bliss Jillian Knowles and piano duo Reiting and Tract plus a loony poloit number. Event titled Maytag Hour promises varied classical selections on air.

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Recording Artist Charlee Lawman on Capitol Hour

Columbia recording artist Charlee Lawman will be featured on Capitol Hour daily program as part of a special broadcast. The segment promotes her latest work and boosts fan recognition through the Edwar Pogee hosted feast segment.

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First Aid to Weary Dads Read Funnies on KTLA

Joe Luther, KTLA announcer, begins a morning radio segment at 10 a m reading The Light's funnies for fathers in Los Angeles. Junior takes the funny section while Dad enjoys a quiet nap, giving Joe a warm reception from listeners.

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Radio's Riches and Reign of Aylesworth in 1930s Fame

A 1930 analysis critiques NBC and H Aylesworth for shaping radio money and culture. It laments lavish talent budgets eight million dollars yearly, praises orchestras, and questions the longevity and quality of broadcast music, drama, and news. It highlights personalities like Faversham and references to Jazz, theater, and radio’s influence on public taste.

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Echoes of Radio Voices and American Life Reflections

A fragmented, diary like meditation on radio, television, and culture. The speaker laments commercial power and mass media while recalling figures like Américan life icons and composers. The monologue blends nostalgia with critique of modern broadcasting and public taste.

New Program to Begin Over KTLA

A new weekly radio program featuring the Tavkharts will start this month on KTLA. The show promises clever education with dialogues and adventures such as Sailing Day and Around Europe while the Lockharts and a new symphonic orchestra will provide musical interludes.

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Broadcast Novel by Bulwer Lytton Scorned on Local Air

Cincinnati readers learn a radio dramatization of The Tart Maya of Pampki TM was halted by Crosley theater officials. The program was set for Monday at 10:20 p.m. and a PBS airing on TV was scheduled for the following night before the stoppage.

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Gayety Prevailing Mood Among Artists and Announcers

A column depicts a lively radio studio culture where artists and announcers mingle romance with work. David Ross and Frank Knight are described with style notes, while Ted Musing and others showcase bold fashion and dramatic dress choices. The piece highlights the playful, performance driven ethos of early radio talent.

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Current History Now Learned Over Radio Broadcasts

Radio broadcasts educate and record events says Stewart-Warner coroner J. J. McClure. He cites Admiral Byrd telling his Antarctic tale and Usdening Stephensen’s Arctic exploration as examples. The piece highlights the airship and passenger rescue narratives following the Fivio flight and the sinking of the Tower ship in the South Seas.

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Grid Games to Be Broadcast This Football Season

National Broadcasting Company will carry two games weekly from October 41 through November 28 with broadcasts nationwide. Radio hosts Graham McNamee and William Mundas will describe the action, including the general play by play and intercollegiate fashion details as fall sports clothes are described.

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First Radio Scoop Signals Pole Claim Read

The initial radio scoop from Bette Harter in Labrador dated September 6, 2000 circulated via Associated Press. It was signed by Robert B. Peary and claimed a state found Steines nailed to the Pole, a provocative attribution surrounding Arctic exploration.

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