Radio Schedule Snapshot From Cleveland Stn WTAM Nov 25
The schedule lists WTAM programs with a heavy lineup from 4:30 PM to midnight including Flying Family, Safety Soldiers, Pie Plant Pete, Lum and Abner, Billy Jones, Jessica Dragonette, Eskimo Night Club, Al Jolson, and more. NBC and other stations are shown with music, variety acts, and football shows. Tomorrow’s programs for WTAM include Physical Culture Class and livestock market openings.
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Flying Family
Hafety Soldiers
Lum
Abner
Vene
Glenn
Billy Jones
Ernie Hare
The
Goldberes
Jessica Dragonette
Eskimo
Retaman
al Jolson
Floya Gibbons
Lanny Foss
Jack Rose
Knights of the Road
George Olsen
Congress Hotel Orchestra
Skippy
Lone Wolf Tribe
Lakewood
Manny Landers
Myrt
Marge
Buck Rogers
Easy Aces
Charles Carlile
Billy Wallace
John Hart
Hollywood
Spitalny
Howard Thurston
Eddie and
Ralph
Earl and
Ernie
Cab Calloway
Village Barn Orchestra
Akrea Wado
Frankie Barns
Irene Beasley
Stern
Lanin
lb—Thompson
William Fall
Edwin C. Hill
Sam
Man Sunshine
Gene
Puddle Family
Beau Brummel
Alice Remsen
Sosnick Ensemble
Wildcats
Arnheim
Thies
Arnheim's
Detroit
WWR
Tim Doolittle
Melody Lads
Norman White
Cyril
Weremael
Billy Repaid
Graystone Ball Room
John Hamp
Merle Clark
WWJ
Buffalo
WGR
the Times
Palais Royal Orchestra
Minstrels
Tall Texan
Park Central Orchestra
Chicago
WEEM
Schagenhauer
Jean
Charlie
Band of Distinction
Mars
Brooks and Ross
Sosnick
Belle Forbes Cutter
WGN
Devil Bird
Bridge Club of the Air
WMAQ
Pittshhurch Kdka
Salt and_ uts
Pee Wee
Windy
Floyd Walter
Sammy Watkin
The Phantom of Crestwood at Capitol Theatre
A murder mystery thriller without police involvement unfolds in Radio Pictures broadcast special The Phantom of Crestwood. The $6,000 prize contest film stars Karen Morley and Ricardo Cortez, offering a radical take on traditional detective tales as shown at the Capitol Theatre.
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Crestwood
Capitol Theatre
RKO Radio
Karen Morley
Ricardo Cortez
Menjou Stars In New Ivol Film The Night Club Lady
Adolphe Menjou headlines as Thatcher Colt in The Night Club Lady, a Columbia crime mystery based on Anthony Abbot stories. Mayo Methot and a strong supporting cast appear at the Rivoli Theatre as the film screens today and tomorrow alongside a long schedule of radio and musical programs shown on local station listings.
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Adolphe Menjou
Columbia
Rivoli Theatre
Anthony Abbot
Menjou
Thatcher Colt
Mayo Methot
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Ward Wilson
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Dreamland
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Fred Kohler
Hobart Bosworth
Ginger Rogers
Tom MIX
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Jack and Jill
Edna Thrift
Dorothy Crandall
Tener
Legion
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Chick and
Ted
Helen Wyant
Jimmy Agne
Julia Hares
Ethel and
Harry
Philharmonic Symphony
Louis Rich
Srmy
Notre Dame
Rhythm Kings
Juvenne
George Hall
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Ozzie and
Ezrie
Phil Barker
Cleveland Museum of Art
Frederick Wm. Wise
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Magic Voice
Abea Lyman
Aphony Orchestra
Cleveland College
Roy Marvin
Guy Lombardo
Mary Morgan
Club Plaza
Wijiay
A.M
Roy Evans
City Mission Services
Marvel Meyers
Bobby Nichola
Parade of Melody
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Bill Fagen
Art Osborne
Fettsville Bugle
Robert J. Johnson
Ted White
al Bannén
Royal Hungarian Gypsies
Emmett and
Larry
WIAY
WGAR
Wite Saver
Bob Pierce
Joe Bald
Vic and Sade
Idrew
Kfred Jeske
Ray
Wen Barry
Mary, Jane
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KUKU
Lee Lima
Parker Pen Co
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