Radio listings for Cleveland stations October 27
Eastern Standard Time radio guide for WHK WGAR WAM WTAM and others. Programs include George Hall Orchestra Captain Jack Mills Brothers Toddlers shows and news talks. Time slots span evening through midnight with many musical acts and sponsored features.
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WHK
George Hall
Capt
Jack
Skippy
Pintochio
Goofus
Ozzie
Watchtower
Mazie
Myrt
Marge
Billy Wallace
Stern
George Price
Abe Lymman
County Bar Association
Carlene
Boswell Sisters
Mills Brothers
al Smith
Doctor
Jake
Vincent Percy
WGAR
Sherman Orchestra
Bob Fierce
Lowell Thomas
Fred Jeske
John Hart
Hollywood
Shannon
Merry Men
Pat Barnes
Mary Steele
Radio Rubes
Sodero
Sweden
Agnew
WAM
Pieasant Pete
Sosnick
Secratary Hawkins
Theo, Roosevelt, Jr
Gene
Glenn
Home Circle
Wal
Ernie
Raymond Eknight
Ray Perkins
The
Goldbergs
Vallee
Henrys Shewboat
Jack Pearl
Oahu
Red Nichols
Anson Weeks
Wiay
Emmett
Larry
John Carroll University
WHC
Military Picture at Capitol Theatre Promises Night of Variety
At the Capitol Theatre tomorrow and Saturday a military atmosphere sets the scene for the feature "From Brown of Culver" with a full slate of acts and musical performances. Reader attention is drawn to orchestras, soloists, and a long list of programing ranging from Morning Glories to Republican Speakers and Cab Calloway's Orchestra.
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Capitol Theatre
Fom Brown of
Culver
Burts
Tarry Bird
Jesse Crawford
Marion Lee
Ray Shannon
Clhira
Judy
Farim
Merle Jacobs
Liette Worth
Coverit Pete
Bethard Bob
Lads Singers Quartet
Dromedary Caravan
Singing Lads
Bob Pierce
Talk of the Town
Lowell Thomas
Ou Amos
Andy
Gicran
Fred Jeske
John Hart
Hallywood
Nestle
Eyv Jones
Charlie
Courtry Dreter
Cab Calloway
Toe Furst
No More Piles How to End Painful Piles Without Salves
An advertorial claims Dr TS Leichardt's prescription MUOM-ROID quickly heals internal piles, stops bleeding, and restores affected parts. It promises relief even for stubborn cases, and offers a money back guarantee if the product fails to ease pile misery.
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TS Leichardt
Interpal
Culver Academy Tale With Legion Parade Tonight
Tom Brown and Sam Summerville lead in a story set at Culver Military Academy about a boy whose father is wrongly hailed as a World War hero. Elyria Post of the American Legion dedicates Friday night with a drum and bugle corps parade from West Avenue and Broad Street to the theatre at 7 p.m. guest of Manager Lamm.
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Tom Brown
Sam Summerville
Culver Military Academy
Elyria
American Legion
West Avenue
Broad Street
Lamm
Rialto to Show vaudeville and Western film program
On Friday and Saturday the Rialto will present the Morell Trio in Three Blue Streaks, one of the fastest skating acts in the country. Pat Kerwin and Co offer comedy and singing. The screen features Tom Mix in Rider of Death Valley with Lois Wilson and Fred Kohler, plus The Heroes of the West Chapter 5.
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Morell
Three
Blue Streaks
PAT Kerwin & CO
Rialto
Pat Kerwin
Tom Mix
Death Valley
Lois Wilson
Fred Kohler
Ben-Hur Showing Now at Dreamland
Dreamland Theatre presents Ben-Hur, Metro-Goldwyn Mayer’s sound synchronized adaptation of Lew Wallace classic. The re release promises a spectacular screen experience with vivid action and famous scenes.
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Ben-Hur
Dreamland
Dreamland Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn+Mayer
Lew Wallace
Stanton Storm of Criticism Hits Roosevelt in Baltimore
Storm of criticism from prominent Republicans erupts after Roosevelt’s Baltimore speech claiming the Supreme Court is controlled by the Republican party. James M. Beck calls him a demagogue, Silas H. Strawn decries the remark, while other GOP figures weigh in amid a broader political furor.
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New York
Frank A. D. Roosevelt
Baltimore
United States
James M. Beck
Roosevelt
Silas H. Strawn
American Bar Association
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Nathan L. Miller
Embarrassed Politics and Light Duty Worries
A column fragment records casual chatter about politics and a humorously titled “embassador extraordinary” jab at the author by Joe Loftus. It notes Leonard Tufford criticizing a dim flashlight and Roe Fulkerson’s suggestion to confine worrying to a set hour daily, then shifts back to skepticism about a light bill and belief in the current rate plan. The piece ends with the author promising to take themselves seriously again and addressing “POOR OLD JIM.”
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Howard
Joe Loftus
Joe
Cherrie
Leonard Tufford
O. P
Jack Flynn
Roe Fulkerson
Governor Whitman Criticizes Statement Roosevelts Policy Probe
Protesters and Republican leaders react to a contentious statement with Beck calling it prejudicial to government integrity during a tense period. Robert H Malnzer urges former President Calvin Coolidge to challenge the stance, citing intense feelings among leading citizens. Airplane registrations in Germany rise.
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Mer
Charles 8. Whitman
Beck
William J. Bryan
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Calvin Collidge
Robert H. Malnzer
New York
Coolidge
Amherst
Short circuit blamed for blaze damaging A F Bruce car
A short circuit in an ignition wire was blamed for a fire that damaged an automobile owned by A F Bruce parked in a garage at 143 Clark Street. The blaze was extinguished by the owner before firefighters arrived. the distributor and ignition wires burned but the garage remained undamaged.
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Higha Fremen
A. F. Bruce
Clark Street
Fie
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