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Who's Who in Radio – Nov 1928 Abas String Quintet, Nathan Bas, Violinist Who's Who in Radio – Nov 1928 Abas String Quintet, Nathan Bas, violinist; William Wiksli, Violinist; Romain Verney, violinist; Michel Penha, Cellist, KPO* Abercrombie, Mrs. C.W., Organist, Pianist, KMA* Adams, E. G., Control Operator, KSTP* Adams, Frances, Pianist, WLAC* Adams, Leslie, Program Director, KMTR* Adams, Mrs. J. Homer, Contralto, WBAP* Adkins, Spencer, Trombone Player and Composer, National Battery Symphony Orchestra, KSTP* Aerials, popular male quartet which entertains WMAQ and WQJ fans, copo0sed of Eugene Dresler, 1st Tenor; Paul Mallory, 2d Tenor; Fred Huntly, Baritone, and Frank Collins, Bass.* Ago, Edward M., Public Relations, WNAC* Aked, Clement, Baritone, WADC* Akoa Hawaiian Trio, WADC* Albert, Maud, Contralto, WBAL* Albrigbht, Eddie, Town Crier of the Day Watch, KNX* Alderson, Billie, Pianist, KWK* Allen, Albert B., Engineer, WWJ* Allen Sister, KNX* Allen, Taylor, Announcer, Daytime, KMOX* Alley, Shelly Lee, Tenor, WFAA* Allison, Marthe, Contralto, W&LA Alston, Vernon C., Engineer, WWJ* Ambassador Hotel Orchestra, WDAF* Ambler, Frena, Announcer, Associate Program Director, KMA* Ames, Franklin J., Violinist, WADC* Ames, Isabelle G., Pianist, WADC* Amphion Ensemble, Lydia Harlow, Cellist; Doris Tirrell, Pianist; Davis Leavitt, Clarinetist; William Benson, Violinist; William Tonis, Flutist, WBZ* Anderson, Gordon A., Chief Engineer, KOIL* Anderson, Walter and his Saint Paul Hotel Orchestra, KSTP* Anthony, Earle C., Owner, KFI* Andrews, Prof. D., Moore, Basso, WLAC* Andrews, Mrs. D. Moore, Contralto, WLAC* "Appleblossom" and "Moonshine" (Blackface), WBAP* Apple Sauce Twins, KMA* Ardelle, Helen, Soprano. Heard through National Broadcasting Company with Roxy and His Gang.* Arlington Concert Ensemble, KTHS* Armbruster, Joe, Orchestra, WMAK* Arnheim, Gus, Cocoanut Grove Orchestra, KNX* Arnold, Ethel, Studio Director, KMOX* Arnold, Gene, Baritone-Announcer, WENR-WBCN* Arnold's Seven Aces, WWNC* Arnold, Virginia, Pianist, WREN* Arnoux, G., C., Director-Announcer. One of the real old pioneers of Radio. You would almost expect his hair to be white. Few announcers have been on the air for seven years. He began his work at WBAP, Fort Worth, at the famous Texas station, and used to thrill his listeners with romantic tales of cowboys. Now that he is directing KTHS he has given up his cowboy ways and leads a quiet Radio existence. This may be due to Mrs. Arnoux. Arnoux, Natalie, Violinist. Played the first note of music sent out over the station way back in the fall of 1924. She plays fortnightly on Friday evenings, and in between times directs her director husband. KTHS* Asch, C., Elbert, Remote Control Supervisor, KSTP* Ashcroft, Ralph W., Commercial Manager, CKGW* Austin, Peggy, Program Director, KWK* Aunt Jane, WOC* Avey, Mrs. Thomas, Soprano, KTHS* Avey, Thomas, Organist, KTHS* Aylesworth, Merlin Hall, President, National Broadcasting Company.* Babcock, Sidney, Violinist, WLAC* Baber, Mrs. R. E., Harpist and Member of Nashville Symphony Orchestra, WLAC* Bailey, George, Harmonica Leader of Novelty Trio, KSTP* Bailey, Ray, Musical Director, KFWB* Baker, Buddy, Plays banjo and sings frivolous stuff, KYW* Baker, W.L., Imitator of Birds, WLAC* Baldwin, Birdie, Soprano, KMA* Baldwin, Douglas, Announcer "Race Horse Harry" National Derby, KSTP* Baldwin, Philip, Operator, WEEI* Balhatchet, William, Tenor, WHT* Ball, Florence, Secretary, KEX* Ball, Joe, Concert Director, WMAK* Balladiers, KYW, Quartet, KYW* Bareham, William, Operator, WBAL* Barge, Elsie, Pianiste, WSUN* Barlow, Howard, Conductor of Columbia Symphony Orchestra* Barnes, Edith, F., Secretary to Superintendent, WEEI* Barnes, Pat, Announcer of WHT, Gold Cup Winner of 1927. Mr. Barnes was interested in motion picture productions before he went to war and only studied voice accidentally. When he came back from France, he produced "A Buck on Leave," which was very popular and which toured the United States. He tried to get big producers interested in it for the motion pictures but it was too soon after the war. As director and announcer of WHT he has won a large following. Pat has the Irish sense of humor which always adds spice to any program he may be directing. He even announces market reports in a droll way.* Barnet, Jack, Program Director of KEX, Portland, is an old hand at the radio game. He received his early training at KDKA, Pittsburgh, and showed such keen appreciation of what a radio audience wants that he became program director of the Western station.* Barnett, Stanley W., Announcer, WBAL* Barnick, Carl, Trumpeter, Columbia Broadcasting Symphony System Orchestra.* Barnyard Twins, Walter Stohlman, Ray Denham, KOIL* Barr, Helen, Soprano, Queen in Salicon Vanities, WEEI* Barr, Mrs. Victor, Pianist, WLAC* Barry, Edward, Pianist, Conductor of Piano Lessons, WGN* Bartholomew, Marshall, Tenor, National Broadcasting Company.* Bartimus, Bernice, Pianist, WMAK* Barton, George, Jr., Saxophonist, WCCO* Baskerville, Nancy, Soprano, WSM* Bastianelli Trio, Helen Bastianelli, Cellist; Hazel May, Violinist; Louise Woodruff, Pianist, WHAM* Bate, Dr. Humphrey, Old Time Entertainer, WLAC* Batton, V.S., Assistant Announcer, WDAF* Baum, Oscar, Violinist, Director of Capital Orchestra, WCCO* Bay, Victor, Violinist, Columbia Broadcasting System Symphony Orchestra.* Beach, Dorothy, Soprano, WHT* Beacham, Roberta Branch, Organist, WDBO* Beadles, J., Robert, Studio Announcer, Accompanist, WRVA* Beasley, Elizabeth Edwards, Pianist, WLAC* Beattie, Dorothy, Soprano, KVOO* Beck, Alma, Contralto, WLWL* Becker, Don, Baritone, Ukulele Player, Instructor in Ukulele Playing, Ferdinand of the Four K Safety Club, WSAI* Becker, Emma Sampson, Soprano, KWK* Becker, H. J., Bass, KMA* Beckman, Harvey, Tenor, WWJ* Beckman, Meredith C., Tenor, KMOX* Behm, Bernice, Soprano, KMA* Bel Canto Quartet, Male Quartet, WFAA* Belding, Mrs. Violet, Contralto, KTHS* Bell, Elizabeth, Contralto, WLAC* Bellamy, Aline, Popular Pianist and Accompanist for Dixie Quartet, WLAC* Ballamy, Doc, One of the Apple Sauce Twins, KMA* Bellinger, Fred, Saxophonist, WMAK* Bellows, H. A., Announcer, Manager, WCCO* Belshaw, Florence, Pianist, KFAB* Bellson, Julius, Banjo Player, KSTP* Benedetto, Guiseppi D., Lyric Tenor, National Broadcasting Company.* Bender, Myra, Soprano, WSM* Bennett, Donald E., Announcer, KFUM* Bennett, Harold M., Chief Station Operator, KSTP, formerly of WGN* Bennett, Oscar, Baritone, KFAB* Bennet, Mrs. Caldwell, WSM* Bennett, Mrs. R. B., WSM* Bentley, Stanley, Organist, KNX* Bercovitz, Abe, Violinist and Concert Master, KGW* Berentsen, Organist, WHAM* Berger, C. A., Announcer, KHQ* Berger's Herbert, Hotel Chase Orchestra, KWK* Bergman, Lester J, Former Naval Officer and Radio Inspector, built station and is now operator, KFUM* Bernstein, Al, "Long" of Radio. Plays violin, KYW* Berquist, Antonette Sundeen, Soprano Soloist, KSTP* Berton, Vic, Drums, Tympani, Columbia Broadcasting System Dance Band.* Berwin, Bernice, KGO Players, KGO* Besrodny, Gregory, Concert Master, Columbia Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra.* Bethel Choir and Quartet, Negro Spirituals, WSUN. Bender, Bert, Staff Soloist, WHB* Biddick, Walter, Announcer, KFWB* Bill, Edgar L, directed the first program broadcast over WLS, the Sears-Roebuck station, April 12, 1924, and director of the station ever since - that is, up until July 1, when he was named Director of Sears-Roebuck Radio Service, which makes it necessary for him to not only look after the key station, WLS, but also the Sears-Roebuck farm and home service programs given regularly over WFAA, Dallas; KMBC, Kansas City; WMC, Memphis, and WSB, Atlanta.* Billings, H. Ford, Director of Crosley Broadcasting. Mr. Billings came to WLW on May 1 to take over the direction of station WLW. He is now director of WLW-WSAI. He was for three years director of station WTIC, Hartford, Conn. While there, he furnished a number of radio programs to the network stations using his own station as the key. He is both a business man and a showman. In the few months he has been in Cincinnati, the two Crosley stations have achieved a new reputation for excellence and originality of programs. Billy and His Uke, WBAP* Billy and Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marshall, KOIL* Billy's Hawaiian Trio, KOIN* Biltmore Hotel Orchestra, KNX* Binkley Brothers Barn Dance Orchestra, WLAC* Binus, Dr. Frazier, Tenor, WSM* Birder, Cecil, Tenor Soloist, KSTP* Birdenholz, Arcadie, Violinist, National Broadcasting Company.* Birnbach, Meta Ashwin, Soprano, WCCO* Birnbaum, Emil, Orchestra Leader, Violinist, KOMO* Bittong, Artie, Directs Midnight Frolics, WCAU* Blackwood, Mrs. H. O., Soprano, WLAC* Bliss, Beryl Brown, Soprano, KVOO* Bliven, Leona, Popular Pianist, WOC* Bluebirds, Helen Ford, Ruth Norton, KWK* Blue Grass Serenaders, WLAC* Blythe, Jimmy, Goula Whaler of Radio, KYW* Boardman, Helen, Soprano, WSUN* Boland, D.W., Cornetist, WCCO* Bolek, George, Pianist, WBAL* Bolling, George W., Commercial Representative, KYW* Bomford, Ruth, Contralto, WFLA* Bonaldi, Mimo, Baritone, WHAM* Bond, Edna, Popular Songster, KFON* Boneil, Bob, Announcer, WEBH* Booth, Erwin T., Contralto, WLAC* Boots and His Buddies, KVOO* Borden Brothers, WMBB-WOK* Borgen, Ernie, Director of Mona Motor Oil Orchestra, KOIL* Bories, Merton, Novelty Piano Programs, KPO* Borman, Frances, Soprano, WDAF* Borroff, Eddie, Director KYW. Graduate of the University of Chicago is pioneer announcer of KYW. He came to the studio as a pianist and player of drums and snares, but showed that he had ideas which made the programs more interesting and entertaining and so, although he
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