Evening Radio Schedule and Turtle Encounter Noted
List of radio programs with times and performers from WTAM and CBS stations includes 10:35 pm Uncle Ade and David, 11:36 pm Midnight Melodies, 1:00 am Sign off, and many other acts such as the Lake Park Orchestra, The Crooning Strings, and Ethel and Harry. A note mentions only one specimen of fresh water turtle native to the Pacific Coast and pitometer tests in Boston revealing 1126 taps and 24,732 fixtures in area water mains.
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Ade
David
Wtam Blletin Board
Avatin Wylies Chippens Lake Park Orchestra
Merle Jacob
Burlasque
Jula Hayes
Ethel
Harry
Manhattan Towers Orchestra
Fred Dempsey
Honoluluank
Organ
Winfrex
cColumbia Ensemble
CBS
Uncle Gordoz
Messenger
Boos Sas
Peter Arena
George S- Blodgett
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Levitow
Barbestos
Burbig
CBIS
E. S. Navy Band
Rand's
Rs Pickers
Gorton Sperrete
Feehen Serdat & Corcert
Gruen Guild
Bob and
Adolph
Paul Tremaine
Wille
Lake Store Garden
Pacific Coast
North America
Boston Mass
Bears End Today In Chicago Bound Air Derbies
Chicago Aug 33 The six Chicago bound air derbies end today before the opening of the national air races at Curtise Reynolds Field. Women pilots vie for top honors while others report fog and storms delaying arrivals. W G Moore and Jack Livingston race Brownsville derby. Mrs Phoebe Omne leads Washington to Richmond leg with others overnight in Cahokia across from St Louis. Six aviatrices reach Wichita after night in Long Beach. Gladys ODonnell has a 12 minute edge over Margery Doig at Danbury event.
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Chicago
Wrownzsrills
Tex
Curtise-Reynolds
Brownsville
Cahokia
St. Louis
Phoebe Omne
Memphis
Washington, D.C
Rainard
Richmond
Long Beach
Canif
Wichita
Kas
Gladys O'Donnell
Margery Doig
Danbury
Radio Programs Saturday August 23 Cleveland Stations
Radio schedules list stations WYAM WHE WBAL and NBC network spots across Cleveland Akron and Chicago markets. Entries include program names times and performers like Mendelssohn Hour Musicians Jackson and the Musketeers. The page shows daily August 23 24 listings with concert hours weather and sports flashes.
Capitol Theatre to Show Let Us Be Gar Capote Comedy
The Capitol Theatre will present Let Us Be Gar a comedy starring Norman Shearer adapted from the New York stage hit by Kagdhe Crothers. Robert Z Leonard directs with Rod La Rocque Merie Dressler Gilbert Hackett Sally Eflers Tyrrell Davis in supporting roles.
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Gar
Norman Shearer
Capitol i
Tcmorres
New York
Kagdhe Crothers
Little Theater
Franjeine Larrimore
Miss Shearer
Robert Z. Leonard
Rod la Rocque
Merie Dressler
Gilbert
Hackett
Sally Eflers
Tyrrell Davis
Young Eagles portrayed love and code amid air duels
In this Saturday Evening Post piece, Rogers the American pilot and an enemy ace share a wartime bond as William Wellman directs Wings and Paul Lukas stars. McNutt, a Colliers war correspondent, adds his frontline knowledge to the narrative of aviator honor and combat.
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CSE Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Csaturday
Betwee Rogers
Paul Lukas
William Wellman
Wings
Young Eagles
William Slavens McNutt
Colliers
Saturday Evening Post
Americcn
France
Rough Waters Event at Dreamland Theater Stuns Fans
A Raspy captioned tale describes Rin Tin Tin in a forthcoming Dreamland Theater engagement titled Rough Waters. The star canine is joined by Lane Chandler Johanna Ralston Edmund Breese and Walter Miller with John Daumery directing. The production promises lively talking picture theatrics and fan excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Bros
Rin- Tin-Tin
Lane Chandler
Jobnna Ralston
F Edmund Breese
Walter Miller
John Daumery
War in the air forged unlikely chivalry among pilots
The piece recalls how during the Kerlé War air combat fostered camaraderie between opposing air forces, contrasting with land units. It cites heroes like Sir Alan Cobham, Captain Georges Guy Inemer, Eddie Rickenbacker, Hobey Baker, Immelman, Von Richthofen, and Brown, noting their adherence to a code of honor in single combat.
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Rivoli
Kerlé
Young Eagle
Alan Cobham
Georges Guy- Inemer
France
Eddie Rickenbacker
Hobey Baker
United States
Immelman
von Richthofen
Germany
Brown
Canada
G A A PREPARES FOR ENCAMPMENT
Edwin G. Foster, Boston, commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, opens headquarters in Cincinnati for the 64th national encampment. About 1500 veterans gather as state contingents arrive for a week of reunions and allied conventions including nurses groups and relief corps.
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Cincinnati
Edwin G. Foster
Boston
Grand Army of the Republic
Army
National Women’s Relief Corps
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Daughters of Union Veterans
Sons of Union Veterans of
Sons of Union
Blood Stained Auto Found Near Theatre Entrance
In Cleveland Ohio an early morning auto with a blood stained front seat and a bullet hole in the windshield was found at the stage entrance of the B F Keith Palace theatre. A .22 caliber bullet fragment lay in the front compartment and another hole appeared on the right front door. Patrolman Harold Miller reported the discovery and detectives searched area rooming houses for the shooting victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
B. F. Keith Palace Theatre
Harold Miller
Ain-Tin-Tin Stars In Thrilling Film
A roadside scene shows a car with curtains and three hard-faced men waiting, as a fast approaching car driven by a chauffeur crashes near them. The gangsters seize a small satchel amid the tense pursuit in a brisk film sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain-Tin-Tin
Young Eagles Air War Chivalry in Adventure Romance
Paramount presents Charles Buddy Rogers in Young Eagles a aviation adventure romance with modern courtliness. The film centers on daring aerial feats romance and heroism reflecting air war chivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
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