Cleveland Radio Programs Offer Dense Schedule Across Stations
Readable fragment lists daily programs for WYTAM WH WGAR and others in Cleveland. Entries cover music acts, orchestras, talk shows, and variety programs with times from early morning to midnight, naming performers like Merle Jacobs, Gene and Glenn, the Goldbergs, Mills Brothers, Lombardo, and more, reflecting a bustling mid century radio lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Monga
Rograma
WYTAM
Flying Family
Slow River
Pile Plant Vete
Mlum
Abner
Gene
Glenn
Home Circle
Merle Jacobs
Landt
White
The
Goldbergs
Vitale
Lawrence Tibbett
Gypales
Paul Whitemen
National Radio Forum
Jack Rose
Geo. Olsen
Casa Loma
Regis’ Orchestra
Skippy
Lone Wolf Tribe
Gootus
Ozzie
Earle
John Comerford
Maizie
Myrt
Marge
Buck Rogers
Gaylord Trio
Morton Downey
Whispering Jack Smith
Singin
Sam
Kate Smith
Mills Brothers
Paris
Boswell Sisters
Easy Aces
Columbia Hevue
Billy Wallace
Symphony Orchestra
Lombardo
Troy Singers
WGAR
Singing Lady
Jack Douglas
Mildred Johnstons
Lowell Thomas
Adenr
Amos
Emerson Gill
Courttrr Doeerer
Fred
Charis
American Legion
Geo. Williams” Band
Rollickers
Sodero
Denny
Bard
ABC
WEAF
Waldorf-Asiaria Orch
Citizens Budge
Jane Fromz
Wla
Anser Weex
Cwit—Tho
del Lampe
John Hart
Hers Naoeda
KDKA
Radio Listings Preview Weekend Concerts and Opera
Friday 9:00 to 10:00 Concert Orchestra with Nelson Eddy Margaret Speake and others. Saturday 1:00 to 12:30 New York Philharmonic for Children conducted by Ernest Schelling with Lucresia Bori. Metropolitan Opera Don Giovanni with Rosa Ponselle. Foreign Policy Luncheon What Causes War with Sir Norman Angell Bruce Bliven. Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski with Eunice Norton piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Eddy
Margaret Speake
WOR
New York Philharmonic
Ernest Schelling
Lucresia Bori
Metropolitan Opera
Waabc
Don Giovanni
Rosa Ponselle
WJZ
Foreign Policy Association
New Chevrolet 1932 Line Showcased at Dunn Motors Elyria
The Dunn Motors Company at 242 244 Third Street announces a December 17 show of the new 1932 Chevrolet line. Mr Dunn praises the new styling, larger bodies, and more powerful motors, promising a revolutionary step in the low priced field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn Motors Company
3Rd Street
Dunn
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Dealers See Mil Ford Proving Ground Tests
Forward in modern automobile safety engineering. Many Chevrolet dealers have visited the General Motors Proving Ground at Milford Michigan and returned elated over the way the new cars perform on every road and under all driving conditions. Arkansas is richly endowed with forest wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
General Motora
Milford
Michigan
Pew
Dann
Tarzan Ape Man at Dreamland Tomorrow and Soon
At Theatres At The Theatres Dreamland presents Tarzan the Ape Man in a jungle adventure spanning two days. The plot centers on a white man raised among apes, with thrilling fights, elephant charges, pygmies, and a romance with an English girl amid jungle perils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland Theatre
Itona
Sewart
Tarzan
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Grosley
Crosley
Vernon Ross
Furnace Street
Crosler
CBA
Warcops
Irene Beasley
Wien
Congress
Vaukhn de Leath
WGR
Funnyboners
WKN
Eleters
Columbia Revue
Guy Lombardo
Roviera Orchestra
Ben Selvin
Village Nut Club
Jick Russell
Usref Simuyns
Akron
WADC
Wda
Santa Claus
Vaungenha de Leath
Marge Ti—Thompson
Bringin' Sam
lis-Mills Brothers
Eivening
Barlow
Orchestra
Cincinnat
WLW
Beachcombers
Oklahoma
Bob Albright
Man Sunshine
Sportsmann
Gene and
Black and Blue
Handman
Joe Emerson
Larry Funk
Macnay Brothers
Netherland Plaza Orchestra
Sven
WTAM
Sun
Pete
Board of Education
Army
Darce Orchestra
Leonard P. Ayers
New Yorker
a.Board of Education
Chester Zohn
Darytime
Women's Radio Review
Bridge Club
Jean Fey
Sports Flash
Seckators Hawkins
Sports Review
Tom Manning
Lum
Abser
Merle Jacob
Ray Perkins
the Goldberg
Crumit
Sanderson
Lady Esther
Ben Bernie
Ed Wynn
Hs Band
Oahu
Jack Dean
Emerson Hills
Lexington Orchestra
WTAML
io—Cleve
Chamber of Commerce
Madison Ensemble
Cleveland College
Dan Dewhirst
Westplal
Tito Gulzar
Institute of Music
Goofus
Oarle
Earte
Manny Anders
Mazie
Palmquint's
the Doctor
Roy Evans
Cumberland
Honolulu
Sis—Hill Fagen
Women's Club
Mauntry Smith
Bradiee
Bannan
Clara Gaiser Linder
Ray Henderson
Pala
Marvel Meyers
Bop Geltman
Station Way
Jolly Billard Jane
Reswell Sisters
Emmeris
Singing Stones
Lili
Kathleen Free Sera
ight—Mogs and Jones
Rex Battle
Ensemble
Strollers
Betty
Bob
BimRadio Troubadors
the Ambassadors
Ted Mack
Orenestia
California Dens
Héeau Brummell
Amos 'N' Andy
Magicgn
Earl and
Err
Don Dixon
Bar ‘True
Moss and
Jones
Charlie Hamp
Siegmund Spaeth
al and
Llidj
Cesare Sodero
Chas Agnew
Waukee
Sigsn Om
Gapitol
Fatty Arbuckle
Rivoli
Lowell AT
Tae
Lila Lee
Dreamland
With Johnny Weissmuller
Maureen O'Sullivan
ACT — News
Phantom Express
Farrell MacDonald
Hobart Bosworth
Dunn Motors CO
Third ST
Elyria, Ohio
America
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Colonet
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Carnegie Hall
Leon Barzin
Oskar Shumsky
WABC
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Julian Huxley
Feodor Challapin
WABG
Wright Patman
Texas
Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Secretary of
William N. Doak
William Green
American Federation of Labor
WIZ
Elyria
Murbach Coal & Supply CO
Dreanland
Freud
Men’s Union
Oak Brook Hose
Oakbrook
Children’s Tinker Toys
Children’s A. B. C