WIL News
WIL News from July 20, 1928, featuring an article on Bunny, who was 17 at the time. See next image for closeup of article.
Transcript:
W I L NEWS
FROM “THE FRIENDLY STATION”
Studios in Hotel Melbourne, Grand and Lindell Boulevards, St. Louis, Mo.
WEEKLY—FREE DISTRIBUTION
Published by the Missouri Broadcasting Corporation
Vol. I — ST. LOUIS, MO., JULY 20, 1928 — No. 29
BUNNY LONGO
Clever Banjo Teacher Entertains Regularly Over W I L.
On Tuesday evening, when Miss Bunny Longo was entertaining from the studios of W I L a large and beautiful present of flowers was delivered at the studio to be presented to her, from a listener who was enjoying her entertainment. This clever teacher has her studio at 3906a Wyoming street and her telephone number is LAclede 9594.
The rest of the page carries the items “Aviation,” “Elementary Flying Instruction,” “James Bittles, Guest Organist,” “Missouri Theatre Orchestra,” “E. F. Endicott, Baritone and Blind Man,” and “Bill Blanchard Returns From Indiana.”
Transcript:
W I L NEWS
FROM “THE FRIENDLY STATION”
Studios in Hotel Melbourne, Grand and Lindell Boulevards, St. Louis, Mo.
WEEKLY—FREE DISTRIBUTION
Published by the Missouri Broadcasting Corporation
Vol. I — ST. LOUIS, MO., JULY 20, 1928 — No. 29
BUNNY LONGO
Clever Banjo Teacher Entertains Regularly Over W I L.
On Tuesday evening, when Miss Bunny Longo was entertaining from the studios of W I L a large and beautiful present of flowers was delivered at the studio to be presented to her, from a listener who was enjoying her entertainment. This clever teacher has her studio at 3906a Wyoming street and her telephone number is LAclede 9594.
The rest of the page carries the items “Aviation,” “Elementary Flying Instruction,” “James Bittles, Guest Organist,” “Missouri Theatre Orchestra,” “E. F. Endicott, Baritone and Blind Man,” and “Bill Blanchard Returns From Indiana.”