Radio Schedules Note from Central Standed Listing
An OCR fragment notes Associated J Programs and central schedule timing with wavelengths on the left and kilocycles on the right indicating time blocks and broadcast labels.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1929
Page
20
An OCR fragment notes Associated J Programs and central schedule timing with wavelengths on the left and kilocycles on the right indicating time blocks and broadcast labels.
A dense listing of radio network affiliations and hourly program blocks for many stations including WOR WADG WORS KDKA WLW WAI KYW KWE WREN WFAA KPRO KOA WOAT WHAS WSM WSB ESTP KSL KPO KOMO KH EGQ KGW WKY. It outlines 13:00 14:00 18:00 and late night features such as Pro Inauguration coverage, night club romances, theatre memories and dance music with orchestras and general entertainment across multiple stations and time slots.
Preparations are underway for the national high school orchestra tournament to be held at the University of Iowa on May 17 and 18 under the direction of the National Bureau for the Advancement of Music. First and second place winners in state contests will participate.
Radio listings show a dense array of programs across WEAF WJ? and Chicago stations like WGN WMAQ WLS. Notable items include Mildred Hunt singing Popular Song Hits, Walter Damrosch conducting the Symphony Orchestra, Tunes of Broadway, World Dances, and a late-night lineup featuring News, Jazz, and Orchestra segments. Various times feature peddlers, dance hours, and specialty programs.
Dense OCR reading lists dozens of radio channels and schedules for Chicago, Cincinnati, Minneapolis, and others. Entries include concert hours, piano features, church services, orchestras, and variety programs with station call letters and time slots.
Cal Miller marks 27 years in the drug trade in Waterloo. He started at 210 Fourth Street in 1902, moved to 218 Fourth Street West in 1905, and has run the store for 24 years. The building was erected by his father J W Miller and recently remodeled with a new lease. Miller began as a pharmacist in 1895 with J K Joder, later owning half the Joder store. He also contributed to local home building in Kingard Prospect.
The program lists Parisade style films including Yellow Contraband Cu riosities Tarzan the Mighty and Sideshow with Marie Prevost and Ralph Graves. Riviera shows The Carnation Kid with Douglas MacLean and Frances Lee plus A Bird in the Hand and Nixon Sands. Strands feature The Barker with Milton Sills and Dorothy Mackaill and a stage revue with dancing, singing and comedy acts.
A lively stage display runs as a veritable dancing whirlwind with a captivating blond appearance and pink costumes. The operetta Blossom Time leads the program as the band feature with BHI Carlin on trumpet and Ralph Jones unveiling the Red Skin theme song, coming to the Riviera tomorrow.
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