Radio Sunday programs feature Sarmone and music lineup
The schedule lists Sarmone and a male quartet with John Keating and George O'Brien, plus George Milles and Sohn Oakley, as NBC network broadcasts Sunday afternoon at 1. Dr Ralph W Lock-Toan will discuss The Vanishing Sinner at 7 p.m. in the National Monday forum.
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Frederick K. Sltamm
Christ
NBC
George Bhackley
John Keating
George O'Frien
Temons George Milles
Sohn Oakley
Basa 4
Rarph W. Lock- Toan Bee
Chorintern
George Dilworth
Charles Li. Goodell
Sebbath Neverles
George Shackley
George Vause
Tey
Charles L. O'Doniel
O. B.C
Ilent
Notre Dame University
Charles Lawman
Stor
Maze Foward Jones
Capitol
Columbia Radio Announcer Standards and Requirements
The Columbia Broadcasting System demands educated announcers with microphone technique. Jack Hicher, production and audition director, stresses liberal education and steady voice projection. Quality voice, diction, pronunciation, microphone technique, appearance, and education are key criteria.
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Fedlo
Jack Hicher
Columbia Broadcasting System
Radio Islenera
Amos and Andy Named Taxi Club Members
Amos n Andy, radio personalities, were named life members of the National Association of Taxicab Owners at a Chicago meeting hosted by the NBC group. The executive committee presented the membership honors at NBC headquarters.
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Amos 'N
Andy
National Association of
Taxtcab
National Broadcasting Company
Abe National
Chicago
Tyra Dunky
Araved Wife
Association
NBC
Explorer Paul Hoefler to discuss Africa trek on Mobiloil Hour
African adventurer Paul L Hoefler returns from a Central Figuatorial Africa trek and will recount thrilling encounters with Ilona on WOAI's Mobiloil Hour. He filmed for the Colorado African expedition and will premiere Africa Breaks. The program features an African Zulu dance and Bertade by Iret and a Marche Militaire for musical atmosphere.
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Paul L. Hoefler
Africa
Ilona
Woai
Uoedler
Mr. Hoefler
Vole
Nathaniel Shilkret
Dante
Mr. Iret
Mr. Iret: “Home To the Sun
Rimeky-Robakow
Nelec-Tone
Brint-Ssens
Stobnot
Bootleg Wireless Stations Found by French Police
Private wireless stations in Pau Hep and U M SJ A te were implicated in receiving and sending radio messages in France. Police moved after an intercepted message from northern France to a Paris receiver triggered the investigation. They found messages from America Africa and Anna Minor being regularly received and transmitted to private persons and firms nationwide.
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PAU, Hep
U—Msj
France
Paria
America
Africa
Anna Minor
National Legion Broadcast To Air Across Nine Cities
A coast to coast broadcast on September 18 features addresses by governers eight states the national commander and American Legion members. The nine city network includes Weston Portland New York Chicago San Francisco and more with Boston directing.
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Maine
California
Sil Pe
American Legion
HOA+ Vielar «e corporation
Mmf
Bradcasting
Mateners
Marnr
Loston
Cavbelty
Weston
Pickup Polnta
Fanneil
Old North Church
Hoston
Dhillipa Carlin
Portland
Sfine
Wootland
Ore
New York City
Washington
Jacksonville
Fls
Ta Lag
Texas
Chicago
San Francisco
NBC to Broadcast Merchants Meet at Hotel Astor
The Merchants association plans a meeting at the Hotel Astor to be carried by a national broadcasting network. Richard Whitney president of the New York Stock Exchange will speak with Lincoln Cromwell introducing him as chairman of the merchants association members council.
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NBC
Merchants’ Association
Hotel Astor
Brunswick to Present Cup in Public Broadcasting Award
The Attaue Hodenbelarr company cooperates with Brunswick Radio to award the Brunswick cup for outstanding public broadcasting. Frank Davis notes the aim to crown yearly achievements across individual programs, groups, stations, or international broadcasts, with Comtesse Marguerite de Taurines organizing the panel. The award year runs September 1 to August 31.
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Attaue Hodenbelarr Company
Brunewiek Radio Corporation
Brunswick
Stnelf
Comtesse Marguerite de Taurines
Nnward
Columbia to Cover America Cup Races
Columbia will broadcast the America Cup races off Newport starting Saturday via the Goodyear dirigible balloon Goodyear with the USS Kane and Champlain providing coverage. Short wave equipment will relay from the ships with pickup points at Point Judith Sakonuelle and Gayhead Martha's Vineyard.
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Newport
Columbia Broadcasting System
Goodyear Dirige
Hayes and Stein Sing on O Cedar Time Radio Program
Bernadine Hayes and Jules K Stein perform together on the Tieaday morning program O Cedar Time aired by KYRA on the Columbia network at 6 30 featuring Stein a medley of his best known hits plus Hosea presenting When I Write a Song and other musical pieces including I Feel Pessimistic and Im Something That Means Nothing to You.
Popular Directors Black Haenschen Guide Chorus to Fame
Gustav Haenschen and Black, joint directors of the Phases and Sanborn Choral Orchestra, steer many programs and select artists with care. Numerous young singers await their chance to go on air through radio.
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Uower Grains Uien
Gustav Haenschen
Qhase
Sanborn Choral Orchestra
Cello Imitates Hoof Beats in Western Orchestra
A Lucky Strike Dance orchestra uses a cello to reproduce hoof beats during Cheyenne, with the cellist lifting the instrument to his neck and striking staccato notes to mimic a galloping horse. Musicians deem the cello best at conveying hoof sounds in this setting.
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Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Cheyenne
Broadcaster Returns From Northwest Tour
Virginia Gardiner returns to New York after a three-work vacation across the Northwest. She collected material for upcoming Empire Builders programs and will co write Peoprama segments for the new season. Wilfred Glenn, noted vocalist, aged 24, was part of NAC broadcasts.
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Virginia Gardiner
Empire Builders
Brogienet
National Broadcasting Company
New York
Northwest
Aleb
Miss Gardiner
Glazier Park
Voicgr
Wilfred Glenn
Haxa
Tevelera
NAC
Wan
Govt
New Federal Hour on KTRH
A weekly five minute segment titled New Federal Hour on KTRH will feature Ernest L. Tutt, district manager of the U S department of commerce in Houston, guiding listeners through federal services and how to access them. The program, arranged by Milton Tait and Mr Hall, aims to inform citizens about practical government resources.
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Houston
Milton- Tait
Ernest L. Tutt
United States Department of Commerce
Tutt
Hall
Houston Department of Commerce
Uncle Saus
Edersl
Citisona
Bugiacks
Unique radio test in Lookout Mountain cave near Chattanooga
A Gresley radio placed in Lookout Mountain cave demonstrated radio waves penetrating rock. Visitors toured the underground temple, vaulted chambers, and crystal lake while listening to stations up to 1000 feet away. Baritone Walter Preston performed as receivers captured varied broadcasts during the event.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookout Mountain Cave
Gemind
Soft Jog For Guitar Player In The Lucky Strike Band
An NBC studio arrangement plans for a steel guitar role in the Lucky Strike orchestra. A top substitute leads the South Sea Tstanders in rehearsals to cover if the regular guitarist is unavailable, though the substitute has yet to perform in months of work.
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Ateel
Bucky Strike
NBC
Tucks Strike Orchestra
Lucky Strike Orchestra
South Sea Tstanders Orchestra
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