Cleveland Radio Schedules Feature Nighttime Variety
A dense listing from Cleveland stations WHK WTAM and WGAR outlines Feb 6 programming across music, talk and sports. Highlights include Bing Crosby, Morton Downey, Marion Harris, Harold Von Emburgh, Orchestras, and hockey, with multiple time blocks and cross-station segments.
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Phil Barker
Museum of Ar
Bing Crosby
Orchestra
Morton Downey
Billy Hillpot
Scrappy Lambert
A. Gray
Helen Wyant
WTAM
Cuckoos
Russell Johns
Win
Hard
Dins
Geneva
Mountaineers
Alice Joy
The
Goldberg's
Radio In Education
d—Pryor
Jane Froman
Harald von Emburgh
Adnes
Walter Winchell
Marion Harris
Ralph Kirbery
Grand OY Opry
Nashville
WGAR
Georgene Gordon
Orphan Annie
Junior
Ray Perkins
Amos
N’ Andy
Little Jack Little
Hollywood
Danger Fighters
Koplin
Engle
Russ Clumbo
Mildred Claire
Clara
CBS
Comnie Boswell
Washington
Jessé Crawford
Cwi
Sylvia Froos
Countess Mignane
Akron
WADC
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Marion Downey
Lambert
Arthur Jarrett
Senator Shipstead
Cincinnati
WLW
Man Sunshine
University of Cincinnati
Ed McConnell
Theatre of the Air
Screen Sweethearts Janet Gaynor and James Farrell Star in The Man Who Came Back
Janet Gaynor and James Farrell discuss avoiding frequent on screen pairings to escape stereotype. They note studio wisdom in limiting teams to keep performances fresh. The Man Who Came Back, directed by Raoul Walsh, opens Sunday at the Rialto Theatre, marking the duo’s sixth collaboration in four years.
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Gether
Janet
Raoul Walsh
Fox Movietone
Rialto Theatre
Local Music Program Features Orchesters and Entertainers
A fragment mentions Ss music with Itagle and Budd, brothers, and a program featuring orchestras and entertainers including a 1:116-Orch 11:130-Mem 0-Orch Garden lineup. details are sparse.
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Ss Music
Itagle and
Budd
Uman
Orch
Orch Garden
Paula Garten Debuts Song on NBC Crooners
Composer Paula Garten New York prepares to hear her latest song “lil Always Have a Little Smile for You” sung by a big National Broadcasting Company crooner on the radio. The tune reflects Garten’s pop songwriting style and NBC’s popular program lineup.
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New York
Paula Garten
Lil
National Broadcasting Company
Provid Hospital Chief Donates Half Salary to Staff
Alexander L. Jackson, president of Provid Hospital and Training School, gives half his salary to preserve staff wages amid curtailments. The hospital, a noted negro medical center with a $3,000,000 endowment, operates under teaching staff directed by the University of Chicago.
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Chicago
Alexander L. Jackson
Provid
University of Chicago
Parishioners Fund 14th Winter Wood Fuel Gift
In Jaffrey New Hampshire parishioners of Rev. David C. Torrey, pastor of the First Congregational church, have donated a winter supply of fuel. Twelve cords of wood were cut and donated by Mrs. Frederick W. Greene to honor the Torrey family.
Lights Way to Smith Scholarship for Needy Students
In Northampton Massachusetts President William Allan Neilson advised Smith College students that turning off lights when leaving rooms, even briefly, could fund several scholarships for needy students. The thrift lesson links energy saving to financial aid opportunities at Smith College.
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SMITH
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Willian Allan Neilson
Autos in Canary Islands pass 5 percent from U S
Washington reports that five percent of Canary Islands automobiles are American made. In the third quarter of 1931, 180 automobiles were put into operation there.
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Canary Islands
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Gum factory marks 1850 birth of chewing gum
The article notes chewing gum was first manufactured in 1850. It also states Hawaiians were never cannibals.
Big Gamble at Dreamland features Billi Boyd in tense drama
Billi Boyd appears tomorrow at Dreamland Theatre in The Big Gamble a modern drama about gambling with death and choosing life. REO Pathé promotes it as Boyd’s greatest vehicle while other notes mention Milk sterilized by sound, Texas university findings and Apple Neel in paint.
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Billi Boyd
Dreamland Theatre
REO Pathe
Boyd
Texas University
Theatres At The Theatres Popular Film Pair
Janet Gaynor names Char Farrell as her favorite screen actor in a Rialto interview. The pair are viewed as a premier on screen couple, with Farrell noted as a frequent co star.
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Janet Gaynor
Char Farrell
Farrell
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