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“First Selection Is the Overture to 'Romeo and Juliet' ( Tchaikovsky), The.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1934.“Program of Music by Victor Herbert, A.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, May 16, 1937.“Program Includes Three Arias from 'La Boheme', The.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, June 6, 1937.“Program Originates from Carnegie Hall, The.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, October 3, 1937.“First Selection Is a 'Concert Presentation' Of, 'My Hero', The.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, October 16, 1937.“First Selection Is, 'Ballatella' ( Leoncavallo), The.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1937.“Program Originates from Carnegie Hall, The.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, November 28, 1937.“Frank Black And The NBC Symphony Orchestra.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, August 29, 1943.“Third War Loan Benefit - Each Listener Who Buys a $1000.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Program Originates from Radio City, New York, The.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, November 14, 1943.“All-Wagner Program, An.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, November 28, 1943.“Program Begins with an Address by Charles F Kettering, The.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, January 23, 1944.“First Selection Is the First Broadcast Performance, The.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“Recording Starts with a Commercial for General Motors, The.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, June 11, 1944.“Acts I and I I of 'La Boheme' ( Puccini).” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, February 3, 1946.“Acts I I I and I V of 'La Boheme' ( Puccini).” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, February 10, 1946.“Tthe First Selection Is the Ballet Suite From, 'The Good Humored Ladies'.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, March 24, 1946.