Showing posts with label KGO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KGO. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 11, 2025

KGO -- Seven Keys to Baldpate -- February 11, 2025

Oakland Post-Enquirer, 26-February-1925

Radio station KGO, which is still on the air, was General Electric's station in Oakland. One night in February, 1925, KGO broadcast George M Cohan's play Seven Keys to Baldpate, a comic mystery which was based on the first novel by Earl Derr Biggers, who later created Charlie Chan. Director Wilda Wilson Church was a pioneer in developing drama on radio.

Oakland Post-Enquirer, 26-February-1925


Friday, December 6, 2024

KGO to Give XMAS Carols -- December 6, 2024

San Francisco Examiner, 24-December-1924

Christmas is coming.

For Christmas 1924, pioneer Oakland radio station KGO offered visits from Santa, carols and Handel's "Messiah."

Monday, June 17, 2024

Unromantic Radio! -- July 17, 2024

New Britain Herald, 02-June-1924

Two actors at Oakland's station KGO demonstrate how they simulate kissing for a radio play. 

Wednesday, April 10, 2024

Comedy to Be Given by KGO Players -- April 10, 2024

San Francisco Examiner, 27-April-1924

KGO, a powerful radio station licensed in San Francisco but based in Oakland, has been on the air since 1924. I have to look into the KGO Players. Daddy Long-Legs was a novel by Jean Webster that was made into a play, a stage musical and was filmed at least three times. I wonder if the radio script still exists.