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

Page 20 WHAT'S ON THE AIR TUESDAY November 4, 11, 18, 25 TIME A B c D EASTERN 6 30 7 30 CENTRAL 5 30 6 30 Can690 Toronto CKGW O A JL N ada 730 MONTREAL CKAC NM M9 M3 M3 Ak 1140BIRM'GH'M *WAP] O A _Q 930BIRM'GH'M WBRC 0 AB E G Ark. 1040 hot spxs *KTHS M 1390UT'IERXK*KLRA 0 AB CE G Colo. 830 DENVER K0A o A _c N 560 DENVER KLZ 8 AB CE G CorUl.1060 HARTFORD *WTIC MN M D.C. 630WASH'GT'N WMAL CE 950WASH'GrN WRC o A Kl N CI 620 Clearwater Wr'LA Tia. St.Peterab'gWSUN X X KD N 900 JACKS' NVE WJAX X X K N 1300 MIAMI B. WI0D X MN K SM 560 MIAMI WQAM X M M M Ga. 890 ATLANTA WGST 740 ATLANTA WSB ID. 1020 CHICAGO KYW M2 P MS M3 770 CHICAGO *WBBM 870 chi WENR-WLS M P M N 730 CHICAGO WGN M O MN MW 560 CHICAGO *WIB0 670 CHICAGO WMAQ P WP CE X Ind. 1160 FT. WYNE*W0W0 E G 1230 IND'P'US *WFBM 0 AB Iowa 1260 CNCIL BL'FS KOIL CE G ,000Dear^?„re,woc»wHo Q A X X 600 WATERLOO WMT @ AB CE N Kans.1220 uwrence*WREN X X I. N 580TOPEKA *WIBW P CE NM 1300 WICHITA *KFH © AB CE G Ky. 1490COVINGTON*WCKY o A JLL 820 LOUISVILLE WHAS N La. I250N. ORL'NS WDSl) 1320N.ORL'NS WSMB Me. 620 BANGOR WLBZ E G 940 PORTLAND WCSH o A M © Md. 1060 BALTIMORE*WBAL X M9 600 BALTIMORE WCAO M6 M6 CE G MaSS. 990 SPRINGFIELD WBZ r. HI _KL N 590 BOSTON WEEI X X M8 M7 % 1230 BOSTON WNAC M M 1200 WORCESTER WORC M6 M6 CE G 580 WORCESTERWTAG NM M9 M6 Mich.1410 BAY CITY WBCM © AB CE|n 1240 DETROIT WXYZ X AB E G 750 DETROIT WJR MN W K M6 920 DETROIT WVYJ Minn, sio minneap WCCO © CE G 1460 ST. PAUL KSTP O A D X MlSS. 1270 JACKSON WJDX Mo. 950 kan. cm KMBC AB G 610 KAN. CITY WDAF P O MO M3 1090 ST. LOUIS KMOX © MW CE X 550 ST. LOUIS *KSD © ^A X MW X N 1350 ST. LOUIS KWK F CHAIN PROGRAMS Red symbols denote NBC features. Black symbols denote CBS features 4NiT?8ber25 TUESDAY Eastern Standard Time Central Standard Time 6 to 6:30 P.M. 5 to 5:30 P.M. Black and Gold Room Orchestra Concert music; director, Ludwig Laurier. Raising Junior Domestic skit with Aline Berry and Peter Dixon. NBC. (First 15 min. of period A.) Richard Maxwell Tenor "with, string trio. (First 15 min.) Savannah Liners' Orchestra Harold Sanford, director. (Last 15 min.) © CBS, from New York Concert music. B Eastern Standard Time Central Standard Time 6:30 to 7 P.M. 5:30 to 6 P.M. Black and Gold Room Orchestra Concert music; direction, Ludwig Laurier. min. of period B.) (First 15 g Vocal and Instrumental Soloists NBC, New York. jj Savannah Liners' Orchestra Harold Sanford, director. (First 15 min.) j Literary Digest Topics in Brief News flashes. (Last 15 min. of period B.) A Dance Music CBS, from New York. B Tony's Scrapbook 7 to 7:30 P.M. 6 to 6:30 P.M. violinist ; Virginia, C Eastern Standard Time Central Standard Time q Le Trio Morgan Marguerite, pianist; Frances, harpist. D Laws that Safeguard Society (Last 15 min. of period C.) £ Pepsodent Program Amos 'n' Andy. (First 15 min. of period O.) L Vocal and Instrumental Music jyj Beurus Orchestra C Political Situation in Washington To-night Frederic William Wile. D Westchester Salon Orchestra E Dance Music from New York Eastern Standard Time Central Standard Time 7:30 to 8 P. M. 6:30 to 7 P. M. New York and New England. q Soconyland Sketches Dramatized stories of N Quaker Oats Program Phil Cook. (First 15 min. of period D.) O Adventures of Polly Preston F Wise Shoe Program Walter Winchell. G The Early Book Worm Alexander Woollcott. N News O Educational P Children 's feature KEY TO LOCAL PROGRAMS R Religious V Variety S Sports T Dramatic W Comic X On the air MUSICAL M 1. Band. M 6. Popular, Modern. M 2. Classical, Operatic. M 7. Symphonic. M 3. Dance. M 8. Organ. M 4. Religious. M 9. Semi-classical. M 5. Novelty Music. M Variety. A|B C D TIME 6 30 7 30 EASTERN 5 30 6 30 CENTRAL JE X L X KFAB Lincoln 770 Neb. X M3 n X *W0W OMAHA 590 WPG ATLT1CCITY 1100 N.J. VV0R NEWARK 710 A _A en 0 WGR. 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