Radio Program Listings Across Cleveland Stations
A dense schedule of Cleveland radio programs for WGAR WTAM WHE WADC WLW and more on Wednesday December 21. Includes lineups for Earl and Ernie Singing Lady Amos n Andy and Bob James bands with numerous orchestras and comedy acts throughout the day and into the night, with times and hosts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Eastorm
WGAR
Earl and
Ernie
Carevan
Jack Douglas
Mildred Johnston
Lowell ‘Thomas
Amos
Andy
the Magician
V. Cooke
Williams
Capt. Diamond
Harriet Lee
Paulist
Friendship Town
Westminster Choir
Alica Joy
Pickens Sisters
Sodero
Salznick
Moore
WTAM
Gallichio
Paul Wing
O—Flying Family
Safety Soldiers
Pie Plant
Lum
Abner
Gene
Glenn
Home Circle
Merie Jacobs
Ray Knight
Nellie Revell
Jack Rose
Emerson Gill
Jack Pettis
Bobby Benson
Jack
Skippy
Lone Wolf Tribe
Goofus
Ozz'e
Carle
T'Ow Hay Tom
Manny Landers
Bard
Myrt
Marge
Buck Rogers
TSG
Angelo Patri
Jack Smith
Sar
Kate Smith
N Lambert
Iwiipot
Burns and Allen
Crime Club
Ruth Htting
Our Easy Aces
Heath
Chas Beurschisly Wallace
Ning Martini
Jan Carlsons
Helen Wyant
Jimmy Agus
Nmi
Carlane
Waldorf-Astoria
Thrasé Froman
Ralph Kirbery
the Shadow
Kes Lopey
Mark Ushers
Tiel Laimp
Helles
de Wissen
Seer Theatre
ROKA
Ap Eawes
Cwatec
Bat Etmmtheners
Wren
Calimiia Tevne
Nino Martins
Isham Jones
Nedmin
Baker Named On O. S. A. Board
Jon D. Baker of Cleveland was appointed a trustee of Ohio State University by Governor George White. The move fills the vacancy created by Egbert H. Mack who resigned due to health after 16 years on the board. Mack’s father John T. Mack had 32 years of service, succeeding Rutherford B. Hayes as a trustee.
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Columbus
Jon D. Baker
Cleveland
Ohio State University
George White
Baker
Wilson
Egbert H. Mack
Sandusky
Mack
John T. Mack
Rutherford 3. Hayes
United States
Strange Adventure thrills at Rivoli in Monogram mystery
The Rivoli Theatre presents Strange Adventure, a Monogram mystery melodrama opening with the murder of an aged recluse witnessed by a dozen people including two policemen. The film delivers rapid thrills, chills and comedy from the outset and throughout.
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Monogram
Rivoli Theatre
Brighton Briefs Chronicle Family Visits and Pageant Plans
Brighton reports include Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tuttle and children from Cleveland visiting the Gill home. Rev H S Cobb and son Gerald visiting friends in Clyde. J W Green and niece Etha Burge at Roy Burge’s Wellington home. Mrs. Fred Justice visiting kin in Clyde. Sunday calls at Dean McClean’s from Gladys Carpenter and Mrs. Collingwood of Clarksfield. Ben Fenner travels to Batavia for his father K R Fenner’s illness. A Brighton Sunday school Christmas pageant is planned Friday. W C T U met at Mrs S E Merrill’s home with seven members and two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Ben Tuttle
Cleveland
C. E. Gill
Cobb
Gerald
Matters
Clyde
J. W. Green
Etha Burge
Roy Burge
Wellington
Fred Justice
N. MM. Vanator
Dean McClean
Gladys Carpenter
John Collingwood
Clarksfield
Ben Fenner
Batavia
Mich
K. R. Fenner
Dorothy Hardy
Friend
Francis Stocking
New London Township
S E. Merrill
Helen
Janet Gaynor and Lydell Peck Separate in Divorce Filing
Hollywood actress Janet Gaynor and her husband Lydell Peck are separating after three years of marriage. Gaynor returns to her mother's home while Peck stays in the house he built for her. Attorney Lloyd Wright cites clashes of temperament and work pressures as cause, though no divorce talks have begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Dev
Janet Gaynor
Polyanna
Lydell Peck
Peck
Miss Gaynor
Lloyd Wright
Two Lorain youths to receive parole from Mansfield Reformatory
Walter Leighenguth sentenced for assault to rob is to be paroled December 23 from Mansfield Reformatory. Jerry Zimmerman sentenced for auto stealing is to be given his final release from Mansfield Reformatory.
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Lorain County
Columbus Dispatches
Walter Leighenguth
Mansfield Reformatory
Jerry Zimmerman
Crown Prince Michael Admits Nose Injury Incident
Crown Prince Michael of Rou nia reportedly struck a bust nose with a hammer in London. A separate note mentions a noon meal and charitable sewing actions by ladies for disabled soldiers at Darton.
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Michael
Hammer
London
Crown Prince
Michael of
Rounia
Darton
Noseless bust scare in Bucharest implicates Prince
Daily Mail Vienna correspondent reports a nosed statue damaged in Bucharest amid an investigation of a political outrage. The Prince later told King Carol that he was the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
Vienna
Bervants
Bucharest
Carol
Lead from confiscated piping becomes toy soldiers for charity
Washington notes lead from confiscated piping is molded into toy soldiers for needy children. Prohibition Bureau donated 100 pounds after Lofton Cobb, a seventh grader, proposed the idea. Lofton and classmates spent afternoons melting and casting soldiers. About 2000 figures are now ready for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Lofton Cobb
Lofton
Christmas Church Entertainments Planned In Columbia
Mrs A J Berndsen of Cleveland has been ill two weeks. Christmas services will be held in Baptist and Methodist churches Saturday night. Evelyn Roth, ill with pneumonia and croup at Lakewood Hospital, shows slight improvement. Andrew Columbus has a mild scarlet fever. Over seventy pupils have colds or influenza. Mrs Herman Paulson went to Berea Friday for her ailing mother with influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
A. J. Berndsen
Cleveland
Evelyn
Wyle Roth
Lakewood Hospital
Andrew Columbus
Herman Paulson
Berea
Invention Makes Pearl Fishing Easy Task
New York December 21 Simon Lake inventor of the first sideways moving submarine predicts prosperity from his craft It would lower unemployment reduce living costs supply pearls for all and place clams on every table The submersible 22 feet long five feet deep requires a mother ship to supply air for three crewmen William Beebe tested it on Long Island Sound using a rake to gather pearl oysters and starfish while a hatch mechanism allowed sponge clipping without wet clothes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uni
Simon Lake
William Beebe
Long Island Sound
Milk Theft Reported at Campbells Corner Stand
Carlisle Township resident Thomas Daley reported to Sheriff Clarence Adams that 10 gallons of milk were stolen from a roadside stand this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Daley
Campbells Coroners
Carlisle Township
Clarence Adams
Randside
Also Mentioned on This Page
Belanco
Village Nut Club
Belvin
Akron Wadc
Rudio
Capt
Santa Claus
Caughn DeLeath
Funnyboners
Tommy
Sherlock
Miriam Ward
Thompson’s Orchestra
Whispering Jack Smith
Sam
Hillpot
Lambert
Easy Aces
Columbia Revue
Barrow
Symphony
Dorothy Coillier
Cincinnati
WLW
Oklahoma
Bob Albright
Old Man Sunshine
Sportsman
Black and Blue
Palmquist
Alice Remsen
Rhythm Club
Mooney Brothers
Larry Funk
Moon River
Jan Garbér
A.M
WTASL
Bill
The
Asiaters
Edna Thrift
Marianis Marlone
Board of Education
Harry McGinley
Women's
Jeana
Whitemar's Boys
I Genta Foanarirva
Soprans
Hawkins
hi—Aeronautical Review
Goldheres Tan
Henry
Oahu
Thee
Burt
Chick and
Ted
Timmy Agne
Ohio School of the Air
Tony
Ethel
Harry
Barbara Gould
Navy Band
Don Dewhirst
Julia Hayes
Deutsch
eBuasy Harrdo
Louis Rich
Atlantic City Musicale
Fred Berren
Natural History
Ann Leaf
Georgie Price
Mary Eastman
Jack Benny
Evan Evans
Boswell
Mills Brothers
Omar Khayyam
Jan Carlson
Bill Wallace
Howard Barlow
Vinecent H. Percy
St Its
Freddie Carlone
Way
A. BL
Roy Evans
Cumberland Mountaineers
City Mission Services
Singing Cowboy
Marvel Meyers
al Bannen
Clara Gaise- Linder
Fellowship of Faiths
Bob Geltman
Sten
WIAY
Jolly Brill
Jane
Joe Haldits
Vic and
Sade
Clara
Ruth Able
Rivoli
Vanin
Dreamland
Tallulah Bankhead
Irving Pichel
O. S.A. Board
Bunte’s Kiddies Circus
Jana
iChildren
Broad Street
Lake
Myrielle
Kroad St
Willis
Dormeyer
Royal Rochester Waffle Irons
Rembrandt
Kolster
Ohio Public Service Co
Cities Service Co
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