Radio Programs Across Cleveland Stations Schedule
Cleveland radio schedule for Monday September 12 lists WHE WGAR WTAM and NBC chain feeds with time slots for Irene Beasley, Chandu the Magician, the Mills Brothers, symphonic orchestra, and Democratic broadcast among others showing varied entertainment and news segments throughout the evening and late night. Local programs include dance bands ball scores and sports updates from multiple stations with appearances by Wells Fargo promoters and prominent orchestras in a dense listing of scheduled acts and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Irene Beasley
Rels and Dunn
Stern
Chandu
Magician
Chester Faylord
Edwin C. Hill
Sam
Kate Smith
Bar Association
Mills Brothers
Paris
Boswell Sisters
Symphonic
Sid Gary
Jake
Ted Weem
WGAR
Prince
Lowell Thomas
Prana Man
Stebbins Boys
Jacobs
Manhattan
Olsen
J Benny
Wilfred Glenn
Jones
Old Skipper
Amos 'N Andy
Rochester
Merle Jacobs
Diamond
WTAM
Chester Zahnrener
Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra
Amateur Gold Association
Jack and Jill
Ray Kought
Tylers
The
Goldbergs
Golden Strings
Revelers
Horlick
Gypsies
National Radio Forum
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ruth Bryan Owen
Whiteman
College Inn Orchestra Y
Moss and Jones
Conrad
American Legion
Pacific Nomads
Anson Weeks
NBC
WEAF
Waldorf-Astoria
Donald Nevis
WWJ
Glenn Sisters
WGY
Radio Listings and Station Schedules from 1930s Akron Cincinnati
A dense scan of radio programming and orchestra lineups across stations WADC WLW WTAM and others. The page lists band there, names like Sissle's Band, Martin's Orchestra, Tito Guitar, Boswell Sisters, Chandu the Magician, and various time slots and station identifiers. The result is a snapshot of era broadcasting with dozens of acts and hour-by-hour listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteman
College Inn
o—Funniooners
Charles Carlisle
Sissle
WGR
Tito
Barlow
Martin
Klein
Village Nuit
Sosbeck
Akron
WADC
Ae Funnyboners
Mawr
Marze
Tto
Symphony Orchestra
Sid Garrinz
Mike and
Herman
Tates of Terror
Southern Singers
Farrares Il
Hotel Grison
Moon Rover
Castle Farms
Middle Ridge Briefs Highlight Local Visits and School Start
Mrs W Schmitkens and daughter Katherine returned from California after a summer with relatives. Mr and Mrs N W Bechtel and son Kenneth visited Henrietta friends. Mr and Mrs Herbert Bechtel and daughter Mary Joan stayed with Bechtel hosts on Labor Day. Miss Pauling Kolbe returned to Huntington after weeks with Henry Kolbe family. Katherine Schmitkens attended Daughters of Boreas meeting at Amherst hosts Ruth and Dorthea Zilch. School reopened with 18 pupils and Hazel Ann Ruch of Ottawa as instructor. Martin Shinshi of Amherst visited Walter Shinshi. Amherst Sororists Study Club met at Martin Steele’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
W. Schmitkens
Katherine
California
N. W. Bechtel
Kenneth
Roy Angersbach
Henrietta
Herbert Beehtel
Mary Joan
Cleveland
Labor Davy
Bechtel
Huntington
Henry Kolbe
J. H. Ludwig
Ming Katherine Schmitkens
Daughters of Boreas
First Evangelical Church
Ruth
Dorthea Zilch
Amherst
Hazel Ann Ruch
Ottawa
Martin Shinshi
Walter Shinshi
Amherst Sororsts Study Club
Martin Steele
Town Line Road Briefs from Lake Argenne and nearby areas
Local brief notes report E C Schubert attending a bus diners teachers and school board meeting at Lake Argenne School. Various residents including Mrs J H Delefield Pearl Beck Daniel Haag and others are listed with social calls and funeral attendance. A separate item covers Gov Harry Woodring at a Fort Riley camp where a horse caused a black eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Haag
Elyria
Miller
Lorain
Irma Spiegelberg
Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society
South Ridge
Evangelical Church
Sadie Beal
Valentine Cook
Govenor
Junction City
Kan
Harry Woodring
Kansas National Guard
Fort Riley
Nice Women at Rialto Theatre with Sidney Fox
The Universal comedy drama Nice Women plays at the Rialto Theatre starring Sidney Fox as a demure girl who sways a sophisticated bachelor, Alan Mowbray, with a feigned innocence. The plot centers on her manipulative charm and the resulting tangled hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Fox
Rialto Theatre
Miss Fox
Alan Mowbray
PRIVATE LIVES HEADS TO DREAMLAND THEATER
Dreamland theatre opens Noel Coward comedy Private Lives, with Norma Shearer and Robert Montgomery co starring. The farce follows a divorced couple reuniting with new partners and sharing adjacent suites on their second honeymoons, anew on stage after Broadway success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Shearer
Robert Montgomery
Reginald Denny
Una Merkel
Jean Hersholt
Noel Coward
Paramount
Manhattan
Dreamland Theatre
Robert Montgomer
Neil Coward
Gertrude Lawrence
Marx Brothers Film Showing at Ay Gapitel
The mad but merry foursome is featured in a Marx Brothers film presented at Ay Gapitel theater. The comedy team known for nonsense delivers fast pace gags and sparkling wit in a screening likely to draw fans of classic cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY Gapitel
Feathers and New Capitol Theatre Manager
The article notes the Marx Brothers film Horse Feathers at the Capitol Theatre with their signature farce and roles, Groucho as university president, Chico as bootlegger, Harpo as dog catcher, Zeppo as the son. Louis Lamm is installed as the new Capitol Theatre manager, bringing Fox Midwest experience to Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Pictures
Capitol Theatre
Marx Brothers
Groucho
Chico
Harpo
Zeppo
Schol
Chivo
Louis Lamm
Fox Midwesco
Milwaukee
Wise
Palace Theatre
Lorain
Warner Bros. Capitol Theatre
Lamm
Alarm clock and hen lead to arrest in San Benito
In San Benito Texas an alarm clock was stolen from a filling station then traded for a hen which the suspects cooked and ate. Police charged ten men with intoxication after their arrest and claims of being intoxicated and paying fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Benito
Texas
40 Foot Whale Seen in Portland Harbor
A 40 foot whale was sighted in Portland Harbor between Peaks and Tong islands, spouting and submerging. The report notes the whale’s length and location near the harbor, with no further details on species or follow up actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Sean
Portland Harbor
Peaks
Tong Islands
Thirteen Hearts Bridge Club Meeting in Wytheville
Thirteen hearts were held in one hand in a recent contract bridge game played at the home of Mrs. O. M. Johnson in Wytheville Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wytheville
O. M. Johnson
Violins Entertain at City Hall Lodging for Youths
Police Chief Stankard hosted four Cleveland youths at city hall as they played violins for staff. The boys, known downtown, had traveled from Elyria where they played in restaurants for tips. They sought lodging at police headquarters for the night and were provided breakfast before continuing on their way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. J. Stankard
City Hall
Cleveland
Elyria
Fined for Gasoline Theft Involving Road Machinery
Oliver and Kenneth Gamble of New York were fined ten dollars and costs each by Justice Walter H. Watts for stealing gasoline from road machinery on Cleveland road. A separate accident report notes J. C. McHenry of Gratton collided with a Manhattan Laundry Company truck at Harvard avenue and East River street around 4 PM Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver and
Kenneth Gamble
New York
Cleveland Road
Walter H. Watts
J. C. McHenry
R. D. No
Gratton
Manhattan Laundry Company
Harvard Avenue
East River Street
Autos in Collision at East Avenue and Fourth Street
Police report shows cars driven by Severin Ott of 150 Longfellow Street and George Marquis of Elyria R D No 2 collided Saturday evening at East Avenue and Fourth Street. The piece notes the language arts as a separate remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severin
Zip
Longfellow Street
George Marquis
Elyria
East Avenue
Fourth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tite
Ken Least
Rivoli
Elissa Landi
Ralph Bellamy
Myana Loy
Neil Hamilton
Pn the News
Warner Baxter
Marion Nixon
Rita Leroy
Dreamland
Frederic
Kay Francis
Slim Summerville
Biouxi Cty. In
Sioux Cirs
Warren E. Green
South Dakota
George Shafer
North Dakota
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
L. T. Olford
Mo Clark
Wyoming
Melvin Reis
Phillip la Follerie
Wisconsin
Allen
Charles Bryan
Nebraska
Earl H. Hanefield
George White
Ohio
Liz Michell
William Murray
Oklahoma
M. Q. Sharpe
Tuendy
WTA
Ug Jermstret
Gene
Glenn
Jack
Inestock
Annnabelte Jackson
Prars
Geo, Haverick
Evla Oppenhemer
Altes Jos
L S. Army Band
John Marvin
I! Is
Wtam Househeld
Mossard Jones
Sports Flas
New Yorker Orchestra
Doroth
Women's Radio Review
Lady Next Door
Garden Melodies
Bill Grantham
t—Sports Review
Trine
Theatre of the Art
Ramoor Harmonies
LaSale Hotel Orchestra
Tony
Helen Wyant
Jimmy Aze
Helen Board
Mary EK
Browne
Don Dewhirst
Ethel
Harry
George Hall
Louwis Richs
Frank Westphal
Shippy
Mart
Marge
Edwin C Hills
Fray and Bragmolti
Cluo
Ozzie Nelson
Symphony
Maurice Goldman
Ball Room
Chandu the Magician
Jake di
Harold Stern
Gus Arnheim
AOW
Ianetieee
Worthington P. Wachter
Hazerstown
Order of Red Men of
United States
Great Council
Asheville
N C
Town Line Road
Rial
Evan
Pareality
Beavis Burns
Csreel Cies
Ray Boron
Geo. R. Allen & Son
Elyria Dental Clinic
Cavagna Bros
Hughes
Veal
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