West Coast network program lines, 1929
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The Hunter-Dulin Building, 111 Sutter
Street - NBC home from 1927-42
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Don E. Gilman, NBC's Western Division
Manager
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Debut broadcast of the NBC Orange Network - April 5, 1927 |

Scenes of programs originating
from the NBC Studios at
111 Sutter Street |
 Engineers oversee the debut broadcast of the NBC "Orange" Network, April 1927. |
View of NBC Master Control Room,
111 Sutter Street |
NBC Engineers Pose in the NBC Control
Room, 111 Sutter Street, 1938 | 
Del Monte "Ship of Joy" program,
NBC 1933-34
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"Stars of the West" program, sponsored by Acme Beer, NBC 1933.
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More views of NBC at
111 Sutter Street, 1927 |
The "Announcer's Delight", NBC, San
Francisco,
about 1930
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Audio consoles at 111 Sutter Street
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NBC Staff in Studio 'A', 111 Sutter
Street, 1941
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The First RCA 44A Ribbon Microphones
are Installed at 111 Sutter Street
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The NBC transcription room at
11 Sutter Street |

Max Dolin, Music Director at NBC San
Francisco 1926-32
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Bill Andrews and Alice Tyler at the
"Announcer's Delight" control panel. The automatic
NBC chimes machine has just been installed, 1935.
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Another view of Max Dolin and the
NBC
studio orchestra, 111 Sutter St.
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NBC advertisement for violinist Don Amaizo, who was in reality Max Dolin
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Meredith Willson & Orchestra
in 111 Sutter Street Studio, 1934
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Broadcast of "Carefree Carnival",
Marines' Memorial Theatre, 1936.
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Meredith Willson, Music Director
of Carefree Carnival.
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Meredith Willson, NBC's second
Pacific Coast music director
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Wilda Wilson Church, pioneer radio
drama producer, on NBC in 1930's
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The Cast of "One Man's Family",
broadcasting from Studio "C", 111 Sutter Street |
Author Carleton E. Morse, reviewing
bound scripts of "One Man's Family", 1930's
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Bernice Berwin, radio actress and
'Hazel' of 'One Man's Family'
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Page Gilman played the roll of
Jack Barbour on
'One Man's Family'
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Paul Carson, NBC organist, creator of
the "Bridge to Dreamland
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Cecil and Sally, radio entertainers
at NBC San Francisco
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The Aarion Trio
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Jennings Pierce, NBC announcer
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Some other early NBC announcers
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The Standard School Broadcast, 1940s
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 Joseph Henry Jackson
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 Page Gilman and Don Thompson
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 Al Pearce on NBC
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 Hugh Barrett Dobbs, "Shell Ship of Joy", NBC 1935
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NBC Remote Broadcast Truck, outside
California Palace of Legion of Honor, 1930's
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NBC Remote Broadcast Truck, 1940's
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NBC remote broadcasts |
More NBC Remote Broadcasts - 1940's |
National NBC network program lines,
1935 and 1937
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