Cleveland Radio Schedule Of National Bands And Programs
Saturday Sept 3 listings show station K and WGAR airing a wide mix of bands orchestras and news items. Notable acts include Frank Trumbauer Whiteman Roy Evans and Isham Jones plus dance bands and a Syracuse variety hour. Also listed are scores and studio ball scores with multiple times and show names across stations.
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Cleveland
WAM
Frank Trumbauer
Rno Rapee
Walter
Siete
Ral 'Y
Bodes
le Thorpe
Tal
Whiteman
Roy Evans
Welcome Lewis
College Inn
Hevella
WGAR
Ipogenpartes
j—Ball
Jack Fulton
KUKU
Londonerry Air
WV Hoopes
O—Amex
Ha’ Andy
Merle Jacobs
itte-Jack
Denny
Agnaw
Old Hay Lott
Art Museum
Edwin C. Hill
Vaughn de Leath
Syracuse
C. V. Thomas
Isham Jones
Panico
Ann Laat
Ruth Etting
Notorius Dr
Manchester
Radio Schedule Fragments From Several Stations
A dense list of upcoming broadcasts and performers across multiple stations. Entries include the Excelsior Quartet, Coral Islanders, Lombardo's Band, Mary Morgan, Isham Jones' Band, Ruth Etting, and public affairs programs, with varying times from early evening to late night and multiple local and network outlets.
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Excelsior Quartet
Coral Islanders
Troy Singers
Loambardo
Mary Morgan
Sissle
Crain
NEC
WEAF
Scotti
Rollickers
WGY
Roger
Edwin C Hi Ohy
Vaughn de Learh
Syracuse
Isham Jones
Ann Taaf
Ruth Etting
Banda—Public Affaira Institute
Dancing By the Sea
Harold Stern
Lombardo
Bard
Noble Sissle
Eclipse Will Discussed At Ely Park Meetings
Will and the solar eclipse will be central topics at Ely Park gatherings this weekend as part of a fall program. Researchers and residents will compare notes on last Wednesday's event and its scientific significance.
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Ely Park
Hell Divers to dazzle crowds at national air races
The Hell Dive 32 Naval Reserve air squadron from Floyd Bennett Field N Y sails into Cleveland to perform formation and stunt flying at the National Air Races. They won last year’s Schiff Trophy for safe operation amid many Navy rivals and are commanded by Lieut. Commander Edwin F Conway.
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Cleveland, O
Naval Reserve Force
Floyd Bennet Field
N. Y
Cleveland
Navy
Edwin F. Conway
Paul S. Bloom
Davenport
Iowa
William Warwick
Marie McMillan
Lakewood
Ohio
James H. Doolittle
Community meeting schedule announced by James A Solandt
James A Solandt announced the meet ings will begin at 7 p m with eclipse and George Washington as topics tonight. Tomorrow at 7 p m topics include How the Universe Does Its Work Our Five Year Plan and Christian Conference. Labor Day meeting at 7 p m will feature the final reading of unemployment bill.
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James A. Solandt
George Washington
Amelia Earhart Receives New Essex Terra Coupe
After a coast to coast nonstop flight for women, Amelia Earhart lands at Newark Airport to find a new convertible Essex Terra coupe awaiting her. The car marks a modern milestone in automotive design and aviation achievements for the era.
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Amelia Earhart
Newark
Earhart to Receive Convertible Terraplane Car
The Terraplane car line will roll off the production line with Amelia Earhart christening the first car. The convertible Terraplane promised to her was rushed from Detroit to New York for her arrival from the Pacific to Atlantic hop. Keys were given by Robert Cola, Hudson Motor Car Company vice-president, representing the Hudson factory.
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Amelia Earhart
Orville Wright
Detroit
New York
Pacific
Atlantic
Robert Cola
Hudson Motor Car Company of
Hudson
Sauer's Band To Play At Fair
Lorain County Fair features Sauer's Banjo Band with 32 players. Banjoists include Arthur Fox Marcella Wright John Shechitch James Kennedy Herman Hess Conrad Milliken Eugene Fell Ellis Fletcher Jerome Catalano May Krueck. Guitarists include William Bueche Jeanne Heady John Pawlikoski Estelle Hecock Rocco Miraldi Allan Thomson Fanny Lunn Nellie Sandrock Douglas Hamilton Joe Trochetta. Violinist Fred Owens rounds out the band. The program adds Buddy Garland banjo solos, a banjo trio, Hill Billy songs, guitar violin duet Owen Winters Fred Winters, and Hawaiian guitar solos by John Paulikoski. The Uhla Junior orchestra of seven will also perform with Peter Uhla Jay Bon Banjo Bob Gibson Eugene Ross Carl Ferrano guitar Paul Ubla violin William Ross piano.
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Lorain County Fair
Sauer
Arthur Fox
Marcella Wright
John Shechitch
James Kennedy
Herman Hess
Conrad Milliken
Eugene Fell
Ellis Fletcher
Jerome Catalano
May Krueck
William Bueche
Jeanne Heady
John Pawlikoski
Estelle Hecock
Rocco Miraldi
Allan Thomson
Fanny Lunn
Nellie Sandrock
Douglas Hamilton
Joe Trochetta
Fred Owens
Buddy Garland
Hill Billy
Bill Bueche
Owen Winters
Fred Winters
John Paulikoski
Uhla
Peter Uhla
Jay Bon
Bob Gibson
Eugene Ross
Carl Ferrano
Paul Ubla
William Ross
Shanghai Express at Dreamland Theatres Tomorrow and Monday
Dreamland theatre features Shanghai Express with Marlene Dietrich as Shanghai Lily, a coast city opportunist known as a coaster. The film, adapted from Harry Hervey’s oriental tale, pairs love and adventure in a Far East setting.
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Marlene Dietrich
Shanghai Lily
Orient
Dreamland Theatre
Harry Hervy
Hervey
Far East
Elyria Girls In Contest Tonight At Capitol Theatre
Elyria hosts the second night of eliminations for the most beautiful bathing girl in Lorain County. Winners announced include Janet Berry and Glenna Monroe of Amherst with Berry taking first, Wellington’s Ann Kaspirek third, Oberlin’s Marjorie Day fourth, and Alice Biers from South Amherst also earning awards. Tonight Elyria and other entrants close the eliminations ahead of Labor Day events.
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Lorain County
Capitol Theatre
Milas Lorain County
Oberlin
Wellington
Amherst
Janet Berry
Glenna Monroe
Barry
Ann Kaspirek
Marjorie Day
Alice Biers
South Amherst
Elyria
County Fair Honors Distribution at Four O'Clock
At four o'clock the honors will be distributed as part of the 86th annual County Fair featuring multiple events and showings.
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Ain County
Doolittle Flight Reaches 341 MPH at National Air Races
Major James H. Doolittle is pictured flying at 341 miles per hour during the National Air Races in Cleveland. The record speed highlights the high stakes and daring in the competitive aviation event.
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James H. Doolittle
Claveland
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