January 1, 1930 Seattle Times
EAST-WEST CONTEST IN SOUTH IS SCHEDULED BY KVL; SHRINE BANDS IN HALF-HOUR PROGRAM
All the afternoon, from 1:30 until 4:30, reserved on KVI’s schedule, the day after New Year Day gridiron classic at San Francisco. This is one of the season’s football finals, and since “Bald Billy” Greger of Washington will be in the thick of it, Seattle fans are particularly interested.
Greger has been given a guard position on Coach Josey’s team of Western all-stars, who will clash with Eastern all-stars.
The Post-Intelligencer and associated Hearst newspapers, in cooperation with the Don Lee and Columbia networks, have arranged for the radio broadcast direct from the field. Ernie Smith of the Hearst radio service, and Ted Husing from New York, are the announcers, each to cover the quarter.
Preceding the game, scheduled at 2 o’clock, Shrine bands will be heard in a half-hour program, KVI broadcasts on 230.5 meters (750 kilocycles) …
Music of many nations and New Year greetings in thirteen different languages will be on the air tomorrow from 7 to 9:30 o’clock in the morning. The program is a special featuring the Columbia chain coming from New York via KVI. Columbia’s shortwave station, W2XP, will rebroadcast for Europe.
Musical units to be heard include Columbia’s French trio, Peter Biljo and his Russian Gypsy ensemble, Emery Deutsch, Hungarian orchestra, the Spanish orchestra, British actor, and the Dixie Echoes …
KJR’s management has announced twenty hours continuous broadcast today, beginning with Henri Le Bel’s organ recital at 7 a. m., and there’ll be a chance for tubes to cool until 3 o’clock Thursday morning. The evening event will be the hour studio jamboree, in which the entire staff is going to participate.
The Dore Sisters, a vaudeville team, have two other programs. All of Henri Deinski’s concert ensembles have a place on the schedule, and Zac Kalbacus’ Honeymooners are listed in a variety of specialties.
The Tournament of Roses football game—U. S. C. vs. Pittsburg—will be broadcast by KOMO and associated NBC stations, beginning at 1:30 p.m., Graham McNamee and Lord “Mike” duty.
STATION GUIDE
CALL LOCATION Kc. Meters
KXA—Seattle ……….. 570 526.6
KVI—Seattle ……….. 760 394.5
KOMO—Seattle …….. 920 325.9
KJR—Seattle ……….. 860 348.5
KMO—Tacoma ………. 970 309.1
KRSC—Seattle …….. 1120 267.7
KPCB—Seattle …….. 1210 247.8
KTW—Seattle …….. 1220 236.1
KOL—Seattle ………. 1270 236.1
KVL—Seattle ………. 1370 213.8
KFQW—Seattle …….. 1420 211.1
2:30 P. M.
KOMO—Football cont., Test Skartvedt, Alice McCartan, Jeanette Clifford, Florence Miller, violinist; Elsie McFarlane, pianist; Elsie Vincent and KJR—Nat’l trio; KOMO—Popular music; KRSC—Records; KOL—Popular music; KJR—Dore Sisters and Betty Anderson.
4 P. M.
KOMO—Records; KJR—Popular music; KXA—Concert program; KOL—Popular music and soloists; KJR—Musical comedy review; KOMO—Orchestral novelties.
5 P. M.
KXA—Popular music; KOMO—Hotel art trio; orchestra and male quartet; KOL—Studio program.
EVENING
6 P. M.
KOMO—Business talk and music (NBC); KJR—String quartet with Jean Kanter, pianist, and Margery Hubble, violinist; KOMO—Orchestral program; KJR—Market hour.
7 P. M.
KJR—Popular music; KOMO—Catherine Sullivan, Mrs. Bembridge, and French trio; KJR—Varied music; KOMO—Varied music (NBC).
8 P. M.
KOMO—Concert music; KJR—Roads to Romance (NBC); KOMO—Danish vaudeville with mixed quartet; KJR—Studio program.
9 P. M.
KOMO—Amos and Andy (NBC); Artiste and orchestra; KJR—Intelligence news flashes; KOMO—Studio program; KJR—Ivan Ditmar, vocal; KOMO—Popular music; KJR—Della Dan and Zac Kalbacus.
10 P. M.
KOMO—Varied music; KJR—The Serenaders with Betty Landers; KOMO—Orchestral program; KJR—Vic Meyers’ orchestra; KOMO—Popular music.
11 P. M.
KJR—Vic Meyers’ orchestra; KOMO—Dance music; KJR—Turkey’s Band; KOL—Popular music.
12 Midnight
KJR—Studio jamboree (station will sign off).
DISTANT STATIONS
Stations are listed by channels from the Pacific coast eastward. All time is Pacific Standard Time.
KFRC—San Francisco, 610 kc. (491.5 m.), 5 p.m., dance music; 7 p.m., concert trio; 8 p.m., dance music; 9 p.m., studio program; 10 p.m., dance music; 11 p.m., dance music; 12 midnight, dance band.
KGO—Oakland, 790 kc. (379.5 m.), 5 p.m., dance music; 6 p.m., studio program; 7 p.m., concert trio; 8 p.m., studio program; 9 p.m., studio program; 10 p.m., dance music; 11 p.m., dance music; 12 midnight, dance band.
KFI—Los Angeles, 640 kc. (468.5 m.), 5 p.m., dance music; 6 p.m., studio program; 7 p.m., concert trio; 8 p.m., studio program; 9 p.m., studio program; 10 p.m., dance music; 11 p.m., dance music; 12 midnight, dance band.
KPO—San Francisco, 680 kc. (441.2 m.), 5 p.m., dance music; 6 p.m., studio program; 7 p.m., concert trio; 8 p.m., studio program; 9 p.m., studio program; 10 p.m., dance music; 11 p.m., dance music; 12 midnight, dance band.
KNX—Los Angeles, 1050 kc. (285.7 m.), 5 p.m., dance music; 6 p.m., studio program; 7 p.m., concert trio; 8 p.m., studio program; 9 p.m., studio program; 10 p.m., dance music; 11 p.m., dance music; 12 midnight, dance band.
DANCE WITH—
6— KXA Anderson’s Syncopators
9— KPCB Hollywood Orchestra
10— KVL The Serenaders
10— KJR Vic Meyers’ Orchestra
10:30— KOL Tucker’s Band
11— KVL Burnett’s Orchestra
DISMISSAL ASKED OF KJR APPEAL
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31—(A.P.)—The radio commission today filed a motion for dismissal of the appeal of the Northwest Broadcasting System, Station KJR, Seattle, against a charge of change in its license. The commission’s action claims that KJR was never licensed for the channel under its present agreement, and that therefore had no priority claim to the use of the channel.
BEST MORNING BETS
7— KVI. NEW YEAR’S DAY greetings in foreign languages (CBS).
9— KJR. DORE SISTERS.
AFTERNOON
12:15— KOMO. PRUDENCE PENNY of the Post-Intelligencer.
1:30— KVL FOOTBALL ALL STARS East-West game from San Francisco via Hearst radio service.
EVENING
8— KJR. DAMSKI’S NEGOTIATIONS.
9— KOMO. POST-INTELLIGENCER news flashes.
11— KOMO. ALASKA HOUR.
MORNING
KJR—Radio Time Clock.
KRSC—Musical Block.
KJR—J. Y. Inspirational service.
KOMO—New Year- Jerry Lee Boswell.
KOMO—Making new friends with lovable people.
KJR—NEW YEAR’S DAY greetings in foreign languages (CBS).
KOMO—Records.
KJR—Records.
KOMO—Records.
KJR—Records.
KOMO—Records.
AFTERNOON
KOMO—Prudence Penny (CBS).
KOMO—Football game.
KJR—Concert trio with Jean Kanter, pianist, and Margery Hubble, violinist.
KOMO—Football cont.
KJR—Dore Sisters and Betty Anderson.
KOMO—Records.
KJR—Popular music.
KXA—Concert program.
KOL—Popular music and soloists.
KJR—Musical comedy review.
KOMO—Orchestral novelties.
