What's on the air (Nov 1929-Feb 1931)

Page 14 WHAT'S ON THE AIR MONDAY November 3, 10, 17, 24 TIME A B c D EASTERN 6 30 7 30 CENTRAL 5 30 6 30 Can 690 Toronto CKGV f) M6 E H ada 730 MONTREAL CKA( NM M M3 M2 Ala. lUOBIRM'GH'M *WAP 930BIRM'GH'M WBRC O C M6 G Ark. 1040 hot sp-gs *KTHS X H 1390LIT'LER'CK*KLR/ O C DF G Colo. 830 DENVER K0/ f) M A GH 560 DENVER KL2 O C DF MW Conn.1060 HARTFORD *WTIC M6 T D.C. 630WASH'GTN WMAl O C F G 950 WASH'GTN WRC O 0 E GH CI, 6^0 Clearwater WFLA rid. St.Petersb'gWSUN N X E H 900 JACKS' NVE WJAJ X X E G 1300 MIAMI B. WI0E X X E H 560 MIAMI WQAM X M M M Ga. 890 ATLANTA WGS1 G 740 ATLANTA WSB H ID. 1020 CHICAGO KYW M2 P MS M 770 CHICAGO *WBBM 870 ch. WENR-WLS M P M G 720 CHICAGO WGM M O MN MW 560 CHICAGO *WIB0 F 670 CHICAGO WMAQ P A X X Ini 1160 FT. WVNE*W0W0 G 1230 IND'P'LIS *WFBM X C DF G Iowa 1260 C.NCIL BL'FS K0IL DF G 1OOODeasVMSrnre.W0C*WH0 O O A X 600 WATERLOO WMT O c DF N Kans.1220 LAWRENCE*WREN © X F G 580TOPEKA *WIBW p DF NM 1300 WICHITA *KFH O c DF X Ky. 1490COVINGTON*WCKY O 0 EF 820 LOUISVILLE WHAS G La. 1250N.ORL'NS WDSl G 1320N.ORL-NS WSMB Me. 620 BANGOR WLBZ DF 940 PORTLAND WCSr O 0 M f> Md. 1060 BALTIMORE*WBAL f> D 600 BALTIMORE WCA( O C D G MaSS. 990SPRINGnELD WB2 ISM c EF GH 590 BOSTON WEE X X M8 e> 1230 BOSTON WNA( M M X G 1200 WORCESTER WORC M6 M6 DF M3 580 WORCESTER WTAG M2 X X f) Mich.i4io BAY CITT WBCM X C DF M 1240 DETROIT WXY2 u* c DF G 750 DETROIT WJE TvlN w E M6 920 DETROIT WW. O 0 A Minn. 810 minneap WCCC O A D G 1460 ST. PAUL KSTP *> N MO X MisS. 1270 JACKSON WJDX MO. 950 KAN. CITY KMBC C 610 KAN. CITY WDAI j* O M2 M3 1090 ST. LOUIS KMOX 0 A| F G 550 ST. LOUIS *KSE 0 O A X 1350 ST. LOUIS KWK © X X GH CHAIN PROGRAMS Red symbols denote NBC features. Black symbols denote CBS features November 3, 10, 17, 24 MONDAY Eastern Standard Time Central Standard Time 6 to 6:30 P.M. 5 to 5:30 P.M. (\ Black and Gold Room Orchestra Concert. NBC, New York. Q Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Organ NBC, Salt Lake City. © The Captivators Dance music. CBS. B Eastern Standard Time Central Standard Time 6:30 to 7 P.M. 5:30 to 6 P.M. Q Black and Gold Room Orchestra Concert. NBC, New York. (First 15 min.) C Rise of the Goldbergs Humorous dramatic sketch depicting life struggles from Hester Street to Park Avenue. (First 15 min. of period B.) D Literary Digest News flashes. (Last 15 min. of period B.) A My Bookhouse Story-time (First 15 min of period B.) B The Vagabonds Music of Laiy, played by Emery Deutsch's orchestra. (First 15 min. of period B.) C Tony's Scrapbook (Last 15 min. of period B.) Eastern Standard Time Central Standard Time 7 to 7:30 P.M. 6 to 6:30 P.M. D Current Events H. V. Kaltenborn in a resume of week's major events. (First 15 min. of period C.) E The Town Crier Alexander Woollcott. (Last 15 min. of period C.) F The Rhythm Kings Freddie Rich's orchestra. A Rosalie Wolfe Soprano with instrumental quartet. (First 15 min. of period C.) B The World To-day Talk by James G. McDonald. E Pepsodent Program Amos 'n' Andy. (First 15 min. of period C.) F Tasty Yeast Jesters Male trio; Swedish dialect songs and stories. (Last 15 min. of period C.) Eastern Standard Time Central Standard Time 7:30 to 8 P.M. 6:30 to 7 P.M. Q Colonial Beacon Lights Bobt. L. Ripley, "Believe It or Not" cartoonist entertainer; male quartet. G Quaker Oats Program Phil Cook. (First 15 min. of period D.) H Roxy and His Gang NBC from Roxy Theatre Studios, New York. (Last 15 min. of period D.) G Evangeline Adams Astrologer. CBS, New York. (First 15 min. of period D.) KEY TO LOCAL PROGRAMS N News R Religious V Variety O Educational S Sports W Comic P Children 's feature T Dramatic X On the air MUSICAL M 1. Band. M 2. Classical, Operatic. M 3. Dance. M 4. Religious. M 5. Novelty Music. M 6. Popular, Modern. M 7. Symphonic. M 8. Organ. M 9. Semi-classical. M Variety. A B C D TIME 6 30 7 30 EASTERN 5 30 6 30 CENTRAL -©. MN X H KFAB Lincoln 770 Neb. X M *W0W OMAHA 590 R R R R WPG ATL'TICCITY 1100 N.J. IVOR NEWARK 710 N X M Ql WGR. BUFFALO 550 N.Y. O O C D G 1VKBW BUFFALO 14 BC DE G WABC NEW YORK 860 ao AB 0 WEAF NEW YORK 660 £1 CD EF GH IV JZ NEW YORK 760 N D EF GH WHAM ROCH'TER 1150 O C D G "WHEC ROCH'TER 1440 0 e e> iVGY SCHEN'D Y 790 0 C DF G *WFBL SYRACUSE 1360 M M MN G 1VBT charlotteio8o N.C E IVPTF RALEIGH 680 O O C DF G IVWNC ASHEVILLE570 X DF X IVDAY FARGO 940N.D. O MN M3 G IVADC akron 1320 Ohio X M3 X M "WFJC AKRON 1450 M6 X D G tVKRC CINCINNATI 550 M0 D E M3 IVLW CINCINNATI 700 X M WSAI CINCINNATI 1330 NS A MW G WHK CLEVEL'D 1390 iVTAM CLEVEL'D 1070 NM C DF G vVAIU COLUMB'S 640 M C D G VVSPD TOLEDO 1340 X C W "WKBN YO'NGSTN 570 O C DF G KFJF OKLA.CITY 1480 Okk P M M vVKY 0KLA.CITY 900 P O M6|M M 'KV00 TULSA 1140 C|DF "WHP HARRISB'G1430 Pa. O C DF G IVLBW OIL CITY 1260 X M3 DF X IVCAU PHILAD. 1170 M3 P M3 'YVFAN-WIP PHiL6io NS Q_ A M3 ♦WLIT-WFIphil 560 .& .& D EF A G KDKA PITTSB'GH 980 M9 WCAE PITTSB'GH 1220 X C DF G WJAS PITTSB'GH 1290 M M M G WEAN PROVID'NCE 780 R.I. MN M9 A ® WJAR PROVID'NCE 890 X X D G WD0D chatta. 1280 Tenn. WMC MEMPHIS 780 O X G "WREC MEMPHIS 600 R G *WLAC NASHVLE 1470 f) N M6 H WSM NASHVLE 650 X C F H *KRLD dallas 1040 Tex. _a O P G WFAA Dallas 800 WBAP Ft. Worth 800 X KPRC HOUSTON 920 "KTSAs. ANTONIO 1290 N M3 X rVOAI S. ANTONIO 1190 X C DF "WTAR NORFOLK 780 VjL E VRVA RICHM'D 1110 0 C DF G VDBJ ROANOKE 930 M6 M M6 G "WEBC superior 1290 Wise. X C DF G 'WISN MILWKEE1120 P M2 M G< iVTMJ MILW'KEE 620