File:Tivoli-C. L. Carrell-WHBL advertisement (1925).gif
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English: WHBL was the first of what would ultimately be seven portable radio stations, licensed to Chicago vaudeville promoter C. L. Carrell, and used to introduce radio to midwest towns. |
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| Source | Advertisement which appeared on page 6 of the June 11, 1925 issue of the South Bend (Indiana) Evening Tribune newspaper |
| Author | Tivoli theater |
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| current | 14:01, 3 May 2023 | | 601 × 418 (31 KB) | Thomas H. White | Uploaded a work by Tivoli theater from Advertisement which appeared on page 6 of the June 11, 1925 issue of the South Bend (Indiana) Evening Tribune newspaper with UploadWizard |
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