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WJSV Complete Day · September 21, 1939 · 9 min · 204 words
The transcript of “2321-2330 Jerry Livingstone His Orchestra”, an episode of WJSV Complete Day first broadcast September 21, 1939. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). WJSV Complete Day plays WJSV Complete Day free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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This is Columbia Station for the nation's capital. 21 minutes past 11 o'clock, B-U-L-O-V-A, Bullever Watch Time, courtesy the Bullever Watch Company, Fifth Avenue, New York. WJ-S-V, Washington. We invite you now to listen to the music of Jerry Livingston and his orchestra.
Comes now the spot where Jerry Livingston salutes the fellow composer from the Miami Room.
Tonight it's Irving Berlin and we hear Berlin medley, change partners, say it isn't so, and back to back. Featuring the piano of Jerry Livingston, the voices of lovely Anne Stewart and Paul Dylan,
the tunes, day in, day out, address unknown, running through my mind and south of the border. The border, the border, the border, the border, sight as she whispered that we were fighting.
Brought you the individual society music of Jerry Livingston, composer conductor and his young men of Manhattan, smooth incubations in the modern manner.
This is the Columbia Broadcasting System, 1130 Eastern Standard Time. Getting your money's worth is important these days. Be sure that you do by ordering National Bohemian, the most expensive 10 cent beer your dealer can buy.
In bottles, cap-sealed cans, or undrafted, It's the most expensive 10 cent beer in your dealer's stock. WJ-SV Washington.
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