Radio dial (May-Dec 1931)

RADIO DIAL. SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1931. You will find complete radio program {Continued from page 1) group of vocalists in Salt Lake City, Nevada, will be heard over Station WLW Monday afternoon at 5:15. And the Crosley Saturday Knights— Theis' Orchestra, the Glenn Sisters, Mary Steele and Charlie Dameron— will be broadcast at 8 o'clock. Tuesday night at G :15 WCKY will feature Gus Van, motion picture and vaudeville star, in a monologue. Earl Fuller's Orchestra will provide the music for those inclined to dance Tuesday night at 7 o'clock. The United States Navy Band will be available from WLW at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. WKRC will instruct you in the intricacies of auction bridge if you care to tune in Tuesday night at 10:30. The Canadian Pacific Crusaders, an orchestra \ .th several nationally known soloists, will be the lead attraction for Station WCKY Wednesday night at 7 :30. At the same time WLW will be offering the R. F. D. hour with "Boss" Johnson as master of ceremonies. This program, popular among city dwellers, is designed primarily to interest the listeners in the rural districts. Another of the series of talks on dogs will be presented at WLW Thursday night at 6 :30 by Dr. Glenn Adams. The Rin-Tin-Tin "thriller," a dramatization featuring the famous motion picture dog, will be broadcast at 7 :15. The Coney Island dance orchestra, a new popular group for WKRC, will be broadcast from the up-river resort Thursday night at 10:30. The Blackberry Dudes, comedy duo, will sing and play at 11 :45. The Cities Service orchestra and quartet, with Jessica Dragonette, soprano soloist, heads WSAI's list for Friday night. The "Confessions of a Racketeer," a dramatic sketch, will be featured in the WKRC lists. It will be broadcast Friday night at 6 :45. A series of odd and entertaining facts will be broadcast by the Gruen Answer Man from the same station at 10 :20 p. m. The King Edward band, a popular N. B. C. dance group, will be presented from WLW and other red network outlets Saturday night at 11:02. Members of the group will present several solo numbers. Bob Newhall, WLW sport authority, will sum up the events of the week in sports circles with a 15-minute talk at 10 :45. Weber and Fields, the vaudeville team that has entertained two generations, headline the WSAI features Saturday night. They will be presented at 7 :00 o'clock. Tube Life. The life of a power tube is affected very materially by the filament or heater voltage. Too low a voltage greatly prolongs the life but materially decreases the power output and increases the plate resistance. Too high a volt age does not necessarily improve the operation of the receiver but it does overheat the filament or heater and greatly shortens the life of the tube. Saturday, May 23, 1931. WLW (428M— 700K) 50,000W A.M.— G :00— International Fiddlers. 6:28 — Weather; Time. 6:30— Squibb Exercise. 7:45— A. & P. Program (NBC). 8:00— Bulova Time. 8:01— Jerry Foy. songs. 8:15— Junior Detectives (NBC). 8:30— Morning Devotions. 8:44— Btilova Time. 8:45 — American Food Talk. 9:00 Dance Miniatures (NBC). 9 :30— "Spain," Art talk. 9. -45— The Post Script, letters. 10:00— Organ, Arthur Chandler, Jr. 10:15— Elliot Brock, violin. 10:30— Live Stock Reports. 10:40— Horton's Orchestra 11 :00— Old Time Fiddlers 11:15— Village Rhymester. 11:30— Live Stock Reports. 11:45— River; Time. Noon — Cowboy Band. P. M.— 12:20— Butova Time. 12 :2I— Organ. 12 :45 — Farm and Home Period (NBC). 1:30— Salt and Peanuts. 1:45— Sisters of the Skillet. (NBC). 2:00— Weems Orchestra Netherland Plaza. 2:15 — Merry Men Quartet. 2:30— Chicago Sernade (NBC). 3 :00 — Don Becker, Ramona. 3:15— Pacific Feature Hour (NBC). 4:00 — Merry Men Quartet. 4 :30 — Crosely Dealers Hour, 5 :00 — Bulova Time. 5 :01 — Seckatary Hawkins. 5 :30 — Doctors of Melody. 5:45— Lowell Thomas (NBC) 0:00— Amos V Andy (NBC.) 0 :15— Tastyeast Jesters (NBC). 0:30— Rise of the Goldbergs. (NBC) 0:45 — Gruen Watch Makers (e. t.). 6 :50 — Baseball Scores. 6:55 — Piano Solos. 7 :00 — Crosley Theater. 7:30— Fuller Program (NBC). 8:00 — Crosley Saturday Knights. 8:30— Domino Orchestra (NBC). 9:00— String Trio, Vocalists. 9:30— Clara, Lu and Em (NBC). 9:45 — Horton's Orchestra, Horseshoe Gardens. 10:00— Club Sohio. 10:30— Variety. 10:45— Bob Newhall, Sport Slices. J 1:00— Estate Weather Man. 11:02 — King Edward Cigar Band. 12:00— Carr's Orchestra. Gibson. A. M.— 12:30— Village Rhymester. 12:45 — The Doodlesockers. 1 :00-1 :30— Cowboy Band, WKRC (545M— 550K) 1000W A. M.— 6:45— God's Bible School — Sunrise Worship. 7:45— Ray and Bob (Gruen Time). 8:00— Madam Flor-Enz. 8:15— Morning Moods (CBS). 8 :30 — Home Furniture Company — Tony's Scrap Book (CBS). 8:45 — Traxel Galleries. 9 :00— Classified News Program. 9 :30— Consolidated Merchants Program. 10:00— Studio Feature, 10:13 — Steinharter — Live Stock Quotations. 10 :15— Time— Weather— Burke. 10:17— Trcmlette Tully. 10 :45 — Starr-Freeze Melodies. 11:00— Auto-Rad Supply Co. 11:15 — Queen City Rug Makers. 11:30— Julia Hayes. NOON— Wurlitzer Program (12:00 Sports Flash). P. M.— 12:30 — Cincinnati Merchants Program. 1 :00— CBS. 1 :30 — Columbia Salon Orchestra (CBS). 2 :00— Louis A. Noelcke Melotone Program (2:00 Sports Flash) 2:30— A. L. Fink Song Recital. 3:00— God's Bible School. 3:15— Ann Leaf at the Organ(CBS) 3:30— Reaume Studio. 3 :45 — Wm. F. Grassmuck — Spanish Serenade (CBS). 4:00— Pharis Program (4:00 Sports Flash). RUTH AND KATHERINE GLENN Yes, you're right, tkey are sisters. But more than that, they are the Glenn Sisters, Ruth and Katherine, two pretty and vivacious girls from New York who have but recently joined the WLW studios. And these sisters are as harmonious over the air as they are beautiful in a picture, and that's saying a lot. The Glenn Sisters will be on the air over WLW during the week of May 24th, Tuesday, at 2:15 p.m., Wednesday, at 11:00 known to radio fans, having sung over national chains and having toured with Roxy's Gang. 4:15 — Vita-Dry Program. 4 :30 — Winegar's Barn Orchestra (CBS) 4:15 Kingsbury Ann). 4 :45 — Studio Feature. 5:00— Kampf Artists (5:00 Sports Flash). 5:15 — Meyer Paint Program. 5 :30 — Stearns and Foster's Magic Mattress Man. 5 :45— Hub Clothing Co. Musicale. 5 :59 — Burke Weather Forecast, 6:00 — Home Furniture Co. — Morton Downey (CBS) (6:15 Mr. Good). 6 :15 — Studio. 6:20— Eureka Baseball Scores. 6 :25 — Sports Review. 6 :30— Studio. 6:55 — Stocks — Cohle and Tyree. 6 :58 — Time and Weather. 7:00— Arthur Pryor's Cremo Military Band (CBS). 7:15 Studio. 7:20 — Jr. Chamber of Commerce Program. 7:25— Ben Alley— Tenor (CBS). 8 :30 — Studio Feature. 8:45 — Your Neighbors. 9:00— K. O. Hawaiians. 10:00— Bert Lown and His Orchestra (CBS). 10:15— Ace Brogode and His Virginians. 11 :00— Time and Weather (Mr. Good). 11:02 — Sports Review. 11:08— Jack Denny and His Orchestra (CBS). 11 :30— Nocturne (CBS). 11 :45 — Blackberry Dudes. 12:00— The Barge Dance Orchestra (CBS). A.M.— 12:30— Old Time Frolic. WCKY(202M— 1490K) 5000W A.M.— 6:00 — Kentucky's "Good Morning." 6:05 — Hugh Cross. 6:30— God's Bible School. 7:30— Cheerio (NBC). 8:00 — Morning Dance Program. 9:15 — My New Kentucky Home. 9:45— Kentucky Belle's Kiddie Club 10:30— Classic Hour. 11:00 — Musical Novelties. 11:30 — Mountain Melodies. Noon — Popular Dance Melodies. P.M.— 12:30 — N orris Brock Live Stock Report. 12 :35-l :00 — Luncheon Concert. 5:45 — Melody Men, Guitars. 5:55 — Ayers Sport Flash, 6:00— Amos 'n' Andy (NBC). 6:15— Tastyeast Jesters (NBC). 6 :30 — Liberty Ragamuffins. 7 :00— Hill Billy Kid. 7:15 — String Ensemble. 7 :45 — Arnold's Orchestra, Lookout House. 8:15— "Skillet Lickers." 8:45— Little Red Riding Hood. 9:00— Cuckoo Club (NBC). 9:30 — Crooning Guitarist. 9:45-10:00— Hilo Serenaders. Sunday, May 24, 1931. WLW (428M— 700K) 50,000W A.M.— 8:59 — Bulova Time. 9 :00 — Church Forum. 9 :30— Witherspoon Chorus (NBC). 10:00— Bulova Time. 10:05 — Organ; Arthur Chandler, Jr. 10:25— River; Time. 10:30— Rochester Concert Orchestra (NBC). 11:30— Troika Bells (NBC). Noon — "War," Col. Fred Palmer (NBC). P. M.— 12:30— Little Jack Little (NBC). 12 :45 — "Grand Opera, Deems Tavlor (NBC). 1 :30— Yeast Foamers (NBC). 2:00— Bulova Time. 2:01— Crosley Theater. 2:30— Henry Thies' Orchestra. 3:00— William Oilmatics (NBC). 3:30— Over Jordan (NBC). 3:45— Your Eyes in Music (NBC). 4:00 — Rhymes with Reason. 4 :30— Plantation Days. 5:00 — Henry Thies' Orchestra. 5:30 — Hymn Time. ^ 5:59— Bulova Time. 6:00— WLW Highlighs. 6:30 — Conservatory of Music. 6:55 — Baseball Scores. 7:00— Ennajettick Melodies (NBC.) 7:15— Collier's Radio Hour (NBC). 8:15— BayukGgar Program (NBC). 8:45— RKO Vaudeville Acts. 9:15— Variety. 9:30— Kaffee Hag Slumber Hour (NBC). 10:00— Estate Weather Man, 10:02 — Horton Orchestra, Horseshoe Gardens. 10:15 — Heel Hugger Harmonies (NBC). 10:30— Musical Dreams. 11 :00— Busse's Orchestra, Castle Farm. 11:15 — Village Rhymester. 11 :30— Thies' Orchestra (to NBC "blue" network). 12:00— Weems' Orchestra. Netherland Plaza. A.M.— 12:30-1:50— Cowboy Band. WKRC (545M—550K) 1000W A. M.— 6:45 to 7:45— God's Bible SchoolSunrise Worship. 9:00— God's Bible School. 10:00— Watchtower Program (E.T.) 10 :15 — Jim Lightfield — Veteran Civic Hour. Noon — Dr. Alia Rageh — Astrologer. P. M.— 12:15— OXOL Feature (CBS). 12 :30 — American Legion Program — Robt. E. Bentley Post. 1:30— Ballad Hour (CBS). 2 :00 — Gruen Old-Fashioned Garden. 3 :00— Cathedral Hour (CBS). 4 :00 — Rev. Donald Grey Barnhouse (CBS). 4 :30— Pastorale (CBS). 5 :00 — Louis A. Noelcke Program. 5 :30 — Twilight Reveries. 5 :58 — Burke Weather Forecast. 6:00— Dr. Klein's News Reels (CBS). 6:15— Studio. 6 :20 — Eureka Baseball Scores. 6 :25 — Sports Review. 6:30— The Gauchos (CBS). 6:58— Time and Weather. 7:00 — Devils, Drugs and Doctors (CBS). 7 :15— Dr. Alia Rageh. 7:30— Kaltenborn Edits the News (CBS). 7:45— Studio Feature. 8:00— The Coty Playgirl (CBS). 8:30— Graham-Paige Hour (CBS). 9:00— Royal's Poet of the Organ (CBS). 9:30— Fortune Builders (CBS). 9:45— Star Reveries (CBS). 10:00— Continental String Quartette (CBS). 10 :30— Coney Island Dance Orchestra. 11:00— Time and Weather. 11:02— Sports Review. 11:07— The Barge Dance Orchestra. 11 :37— Nocturne (CBS). 12:00 — (Mid.) Newton Announcm't. WCKY (202M— 1490K) 5000W A. M — 6:00 — Kentucky's "Good Morning." 0:30— God's Bible School. 7 :30 — Morning Dance Programs. 9:00— God's Bible School. 9:00— Nomads (NBC). 10:30— Hugh Cross. 10 :45 — Hilo Serenaders. 11 :00— Sparklets (NBC). 11:15— Hill Billy Kid. 11:30— Little Red Riding Hood. 11:45 — Studebakcr Champions (ET). Noon — Arabelle Chambers, Crooner. P.M.— 12:15— "Skillet Lickers." 12:45-1:00— Lena Pope, Soprano. 5:45 — Sacred Quartette. 6:00 — Superior Studios, Music. 6:15 — Italian Serenaders. 0 :30— Kentucky Belle, Contralto. 6:45— Hill Billy Kid. 7 :00— Enna Jcttick Melodies (NBC). 7:15 — College of Music. 7 :45 — Arnold's Orchestra, Lookout House. 8:15— "Skillet Lickers." 8:45 — Westinghouse Salute (NBC). 9:15— Floyd Gibbons (NBC). 9:30— Little Red Riding Hood. 9 :45-10 :00— Crooning Guitarist. There are only 26 radio stations in Argentina, and the most powerful of them uses only 30,000 watts.