Radio Schedule and Programs across WTAM and Red Network
A detailed listing of WTAM, WEAF and Red Network programming from 4:05 p m to 11:00 p m includes baseball scores, hotel orchestras, broadcasts from the New York studio, and performances by artists such as Eddie Elisins, Vincent Lopez, and the Week Enders synthetic symphony. The schedule lists stations, meters, times, and featured performers along with associated networks and announcers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Network
WEAF
Ernest G. Whitfield
Daniel Scherer
Sammy Fain
Artie Dunn
Russell Hird
Frank Farrell
Greenwich Village Inn
Waldorf-Astoria
Gene Sothern
New York-Paris
Noel Davis
U. S
WCAE
Wt4sm
Wsal Ksd
WOC
WGY
WHC
WEFI
WIAK
WTIC
WGR
WCSH
Www
Wcoo
WQY
WMAQ
WRC
Our Government
David Lawrence
WEEI
WTAG
WFI
Eddie Elisins
Hiss
Hotel Roosevelt
Vincent Lopez
His
Evening Radio and Theater Lineup Includes Opera and Symphony
Blue Network airs from 4:30 to 5:30 p m with studio orchestra under Hugo Mariani. At 6:30 and 6:50 p m Scottee baseball. Don Voorhee at 7 p m Earl Carroll theatre orchestra. 8 p m Erma Korn contralto, 8:10 p m Boston Symphony. stations WBZ WBZA KDKA. 10 p m Koeystonna Duo wits studio orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Network
WIZ
Studio Orchestra
Hugo Mariani
Baseball Scotee
Don Voorhee
Earl Carrol
Erma Korn
Boston Symphony
WBZ
WBZA
KDKA
Koeystona
Wits Studio Orchestra
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Features 1927 listings
United Press report outlines radio feature hours across stations WEAF WPG WIZ and WLS with performers including Jean Nette Vreeland Richard Bonelli Giovanni Martinelli Capitol Theatre program and Minneapolis St Paul WCCO schedule. Eastern times approximate and show varied programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WEAF
Astern
Jeannette Vreeland
Richard Bonelli
WPG
Atlanta City
WIZ New
WCCO
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis String Quartet
Monday's Five Best Radio Features Highlighted
Monday's Five lists radio features across markets. Copyrinkt's United Prassy WEA airs at 10 p m Eastern with The Tales of Hoffmann on 11 stations. WJZ presents Roxy and his ganz at 7 30 p m Eastern on nine stations. KOA Denver features Geul's Holy City with soloists and chorus. WPG Atlanta City carries Vose lla's band at :50 p m Eastern. WDAT Kansas City features Nighthawk frolic at 10 45 p m Eastern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prassy Wea
Opera
WJZ
Roxy
His Ganz
KOA
Denver
Geul
Holy City
WPG
Atlanta City
Vosella
WDAT
Kansas City
Prediets Big Quarter for Auto Industry
Edward Ver Linden, president of Peerless Motor Car Corp of Cleveland, predicts a strong spring and summer for autos. He cites warmer days, growing interest in motor cars combining style with value, and a shift toward closed body designs. He notes 74 percent of production was closed body last year and expects higher shares in 1927 as models improve. April through June should be tremendous for sales industry wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ver Linden
Peerless Motor Car Corporation of
Cleveland
Chandler Metropolitan Sedan Da Luxe Defines Clear Visibility
Chandler engineers tout the rigid clear-vision Metropolitan Sedan Da Luxe with narrow pillars and wide glass to eliminate blind spots. Local agent Mr. Docker notes the car’s one-Tecco windshield and broad windows make any object in range easy to notice, enhancing safety for drivers and pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Mr. Docker
Motors
Tourists to Undertake Massive Summer Migration
The 1927 forecast from Chevrolet and AAA predicts 40 million Americans, about a third of the population, will travel by car this summer. The projected caravan will require roughly 9.9 to 10 million automobiles as they roam highways and byways across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Grant
Chevrolet Motor Company
American Automobile Association
Seeing America First The Open Road Booms in 1926 Travel
The piece notes a 1926 travel surge with about 26 million people on highways and 9 million automobiles. It predicts a 20 percent rise in tourists and cars, forecasting three and a third billion dollars in travel spending nationwide as the open road attracts families to explore and local economies to prosper. The travel boom is framed as a social movement with the slogan Seeing America First.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ger
Bighways
Aida
Iteh
America
PlaTOR Inplacement in 1027 Completions Shifts Motor Design
Completions among changes in motor war constriction over the past year show a decrease in average piston displacement. The trend began early last year and was discussed when Willys-Overland released the Whippet, a car with notably compact design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willys-Overland
American Cars React To Cylinder Downsizing Trend
American built cars show average piston displacement down by about 1.3 cubic inches this year, yet maximum efficiency power remains steady or rising. Experts see a shift toward higher compression and faster piston travel as key to fuel economy and overall motor efficiency, aided by improved lubrication and bearing construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iba
Whip pet features and engine details noted in report
A fragment notes larger bearing surfaces and increased travel as advantages for economy and efficiency. It mentions a light American built car with compression ratio and piston travel like modern all cylinder motors. Names Samuel Guras and Clifford D. Satt on appear with an Avon Lake address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobbers Paterson, Durwyllan Company Inc
Mfrs
Mow Joreey
High Spots In Today's Radio Programs
Radio listings show New York broadcasts on WIZ WBZ KHZ and WJZ with Penn Mask and Wig at 8 30 p m. Chicago WBZ WGN WMAQ carry events including a Gans Mellvern prize fight revival and Arkansas governor Martineau speech. New York programs feature Our Government by David Lawrence and Keystone Orators selections from famous orators with late night Nutty Club on WBBM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIZ
New York
Boston Symphony
WBZ
Wb2a
Kdkaa
WPG
Atlantic
University of Pennsylvania
WGN
Chicago
Gans
Mellovern
WTIC
Hartford
Cosmopolitan
WMAQ
J. E. Martineau
Arkansas
WEAF
Our Government
David Taawrence
WEE
DTAG
WGR
WFI
WKC
WCSH
WGY
WJZ
Keystone Ano
WBBM
Nutty Club
Radio Programs on Cleveland Stations Schedule
Eastern Standard Time lineup lists WIAY station programs from 6:50 p m with Baseball scarca to 12 00 a m featuring Carl Rappa first dietary of new mute, Austin Jay riddles for children, vocal recital, Sar a Lea entertainers, Plano recital, International hour, Jay Birds, and Roaster music by Grace Episcopal church choir with performers Ida Antonietti Art Herake Fred Dempsey Bailey Wilkes WJAY banjo trio Joseph Fert Nip and Tuck Irish policemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
WIAY
Carl Rapp
Crystal
Hollenden
Austin Jay
Harry Copyland
Harriet Arnold Kappler
Edward McMullan
International Hour
Jay Birds
Hollenden Hotel
Ida Antonietti
Art Herake
Fred Dempsey
Bailey and
Wilkes
WJAY
Joseph Fert
Nip and Tuck
Grace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford
the Simpson Motor Co
Akron MaGins
la Grange
Elyria
Elyria A Grange
Medna
Akron
DINA
Elyria Motor Coach Service
Rep
Studebaker Coachen
Tage
Durt Ganyord Hurrey
Ohio
O. T
Medina
Kee Ogton
Restitington
Timh
CK Edush
Huntington
Sullivan
Polk
Bet Ashland
Bruaig
Ashland
F. Wallington
Gallington Bus Line
W. L
Dence
Oseka Bros
East Broad Street
Cleveland Orchestra
Frederick Janssen
Ball
McCarroll Motors
Commander King
Evy Jones
Sifs
Merrymakers
Wim, Taylor Son and Co
tEv Jones
Harmony Knights
Robert Cathhart
Sanford Rose
William Rica
Banja
Franklyn Marks
L. N. Roller
van Horen
Radio Twins
Ed Cody
al O'Mara
Louise Wright
Nellie Noble
Kathleen Holland Forbes
Kelley Banjo
George Williams
Ritz Restaurant
Astrup
Harry H. Smith Company
Carek
Carek Florist
Hotel Newell
Samuel Guras
Clifford D. Satton
Helden Park
Avon Lake
Scholl
D. M. Byam
FORDS
Triplewear Products
Chrysler
Detroit
Cheysler
Fedco
Walter P. Chrysler
Sf . B. Detroit
Cedar Street
Lorain County Auto Service
Egal
John F.kershaw
Feria West ST
Mina ‘Wilson
Weil
Huge
Common Pleas
Lomanty
Snéant
Grass Tech
Soustery
Ing
Equitable Relt
Ria
Gerim
Mart
Tver
Sale
Lincoln
Vastio
Mary Mie
Lorain County
Dei
Sahl Sy
Lincoln Park
Nia
Lorain
Dorimnitr
Lincoln Park Alent
Seid Cane Wilde
Walter Wilson
Findlay & Myers
Lorain County Bank
Samuel Gurak
Clifford D. Set
Aahlot
Beblen Park
On Lake
Bic
Gan
TRE Lec
West Side Lumber & Coal CO
RSS
West Street
C. A. Persons
B.C
Greenland
Deale S
Allman
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