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View over the Berlin Wall in 1985, towards the TV Tower at Alexanderplatz in East Berlin, at night, Berlin, Germany, Europe
American Soldiers Listening to Radio on President Roosevelt's Passing(Original Caption) Germany: As GI's Heard Tragic News....these men of the U.S
Rin Tin Tin, the German Shepherd dog who featured in film, radio and television productions, circa 1928. This portrait was released as publicity for the film, Land of the Silver Fox
Woman lying on towel poolside listening to radio with antenna upUNITED STATES - CIRCA 1960s: Woman lying on towel poolside listening to radio with antenna up
Radio Executive David Sarnoff as a Young Newspaper Boy(Original Caption) USA: David Sarnoff when he was delivering newspapers and working as a messenger boy 62 years ago. (Photo by © Bettmann/CORBIS/Bettmann Archive)
Portrait of Ronal Reagan as Radio Star(Original Caption) Ronald Reagan. Photograph of the famous movie star when he was a radio star. Undated
Irving Langmuir With A Radio Tube(Original Caption) Dr. Irving Langmuir is shown with a radio tube that may mean Atlantic phoning. he is holding one of his 20 kilowatt tubes, and a peant (?) tube
Miss Helen Keller With Her Radio(Original Caption) Miss Helen Keller started a campaign today to give radio sets to poor blind children of the city
People Married Over Radio, Behind Microphone(Original Caption) New York, NY: Married over the radio- Left of the mike is Mrs. Goldberg formerly Esther Gilbert
Joseph P. Kennedy Relaxing In Florida(Original Caption) Palm Beach, FL: From the scrapbook of the Kennedy family: Photo shows; Joseph P. Kennedy, when he was Ambassador to the court of St. Jameson
Herbert Hoover Listening to RadioSecretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover listens to a radio in his office. He had it installed to hear the returns of the Republican National Convention in Kansas City
Irish President De Valera in Radio Station(Original Caption) FILED 3/15/1932-IRISH PRESIDENT-ELECT ADDRESSES U.S. VIA RADIO
Battery Operated Radio Of The 1930'S(Original Caption) A battery operated radio of the 1930's. Photograph
RadioBoston and Worcester railroad which ran between Boston and Albany. Part of the Mason shops are in background
Early Radio Announcer At Microphone(Original Caption) Old time radio announcer in front of microphone, Louis Mann (1865-1931). Undated b/w photo
Robert H Jackson At Nurnberg Trials(Original Caption) Nurnberg, Germany: Nurnberg Trials, Chief U.S. Prosecutor Robert H. Jackson, forground. Undated
Women Working In Radio Station(Original Caption) Students (early radio hams) at the Radcliffe College Radio Station plugging in on Chicago from newly established radio station in the 1920's. Photograph
Men Who Played Radio'S "Amos N Andy"(Original Caption) Pals for 23 years-Freeman Gosden (l) and Charles Correll, first met in North Carolina in 1919, when both were assigned to direct an Elks Club Minstrel Show
Interior Of Home With Early Radio(Original Caption) Interiors of the 1920's showing early model radio. (Atwater Kent)
Early Radio with Antenna(Original Caption) An early radio set. Undated photograph. BPA2# 3970
Guglielmo Marconi at His Desk(Original Caption) 1903-Photograph shows Guglielmo Marconi at his desk at the time of his first wireless experiments
Men Providing Sound Effects(Original Caption) The cast of Gang Busters including the late Frank Lovejoy gathered around the mike. Two sound men firing safety pistols for on-the-air broadcast
Howard Walter Florey Reading Off Papers(Original Caption) Dr. H.W. Florey along with Fleming, co-discoverer of penicillin
Living Room W/Radio Set W/Fireplace(Original Caption) A radio set in a living room near the fireplace. Ca. 1930-1940
Table Radio Placed Next To Vase(Original Caption) A table radio placed next to a vase with flowers in a home. Ca. 1950-1960
Guglielmo Marconi Reading Aboard Yacht(Original Caption) Senator Marconi, the world famous wireless inventor, is at present at Cowes on his famous wireless experimental yacht Electra. Photo shows Senator Marconi reading on board his yacht
Milton Berle Makes Amusing Faces(Original Caption) Radio and television comedian Milton Berle gives a series of funny faces in this composite photo. Undated composite photograph
Radio Broadcasting StationThe radio broadcast station from which music will be distributed free throughout thousands of square miles
Portrait of Flyers(Original Caption) Photo shows Dr. James H. Kimball broadcasting over the radio as left to right Colonel Charles Lindbergh, Amelia Earhart, Clarence Chamberlin, Ruth Elder and William Brady look on
Cecil B. DeMille Standing at Microphone(Original Caption) Cecil B
Newscasters In Studio;Cronkite, Traub, Sev(Original Caption) Famous Radio and TV newscasters: Cronkite, Traub and Severeid. Undated photograph
Frank Sinatra Conducting With Cigarette(Original Caption) A young Frank Sinatra clowning as conductor at CBS rehersal with cigarette. Photograph ca. 1944
Professor E. E. Branly; Waist Up(Original Caption) Professor Branly---Edouard-Eugene Branly, 1844-1940. French physicist. Inventor, 1890 of Coherer, primitive form of radio detector that made wireless telegraphy possible. Undaetd
Stromberg Carlson Radio(Original Caption) Undated publicity photo of a Stromberg-Carlson radio. BPA2 #5946
Studs Terkel Smoking a CigarPulitzer-prize winning author and radio talk show host Studs Terkel walks down the street in Chicago, smoking a cigar
Eddie Cantor with Al Jolson and Joe Penner(Original Caption) An unusual candid camera shot of three outstanding CBS comedians, Eddie Cantor, Al Jolson and Joe Penner recently as they clowned before the microphone
Walter Winchell Reporting(Original Caption) Walter Winchell (1897-1972), newspaper columnist and radio reporter at microphone
Newsman Broadcasting At Wqxr(Original Caption) New York, NY: General view of the interior of the broadcasting room of WQXR, the New York Times Station broadcasting the news and news commentator. Undated photograph
Jack Benny at MicrophoneUndated photograph of radio personality Jack Benny (1894-1974) in front of a CBS microphone
Portrait of Gabriel Heatter(Original Caption) Gabriel Heatter's success as a Mutual network commentator stems from his ability to translate news of the hour into easily digested reports
104-Year-Old Woman Next to Radio(Original Caption) Believed to be the oldest citizen in Berlin, Miss Berta Ganzlin is shown in her home on her 104th birthday
Cecil B. DeMille and Walter Winchell During Radio Performance(Original Caption) Radio is a serious business judging by Cecil B
Anne Morrow Lindbergh SpeakingAnne Morrow Lindbergh is asking for donations for the "Relief in Europe" fund on Christmas Eve
Dr. Alexanderson and Associates Watching DemonstrationNEW YORK: (L TO R)THE ANNOUNCER, DR. E.F.W. ALEXANDERSON, INVENTOR, AND DR. MCFARLAN MOORE OF G.E
Broadcaster Cecil Brown(Original Caption) Cecil Brown
Orson Welles Broadcasting on CBS ca. 1938
Girl and Doll Listening to Radio(Original Caption) Young girl sitting with her doll near the radio. Undated photograph
D.W. Griffith Speaking into NBC Microphone(Original Caption) D.W. Griffith, early genius of Hollywood and creator of many important phases of modern screen techniques, now devotes his voice and directing skill to "D.W
Clark Gable Reads Into Nbc Radio Mic(Original Caption) A waist-up portrait of actor Clark Gable as he reads into a NBC radio microphone. Filed: 12/1946
Open and Closed View of a Portable Radio(Original Caption) This is an open and closed view of a new portable radio about to be placed in production by the Edward F. Cavanaugh Corp
Lech Walesa Listening to RadioNobel Peace Prize winner Lech Walesa sits at home and listens to the radio with Rev. Henryk Jankowski and others
John Daly Making an AnnouncementJOHN DALY.UNDATED PHOTO
Portrait of Radio Personality Barry GrayBARRY GRAY, RADIO PERSONALITY.UNDATED PHOTOGRAPH
Kate Smith Holding Onto A Microphone(Original Caption) Portrait of Kate Smith (1909-1986), American singer popular on radio during the 1930s and 1940s. Photograph shows her holding CBS microphone
Glenn Miller And His Orchestra Perform(Original Caption) Bandleader Glenn Miller and his orchestra perform for the Chesterfield Radio Show, circa 1940-41
Duke Ellington in Radio Station with Records(Original Caption) Duke Ellington (1889-1974), bandleader, composer and arranger, has his hands full as he tries role of disc jockey. Photograph
People In Studio Making Radio About Fami(Original Caption) Typical radio studio of the 1920's: The Little House Family being dramatized by Betty Garde, Kenneth Daigneau and real life twins Bill and Bobbie Mauch. Photo
Betty Hanson Murder Case(Original Caption) Betty Hanson, Victim
Inventor Guglielmo Marconi next to His Radio(Original Caption) Newfoundland: Guglielmo Marconi (1874-1937), in Newfoundland in 1901, with the instrument with which he received first message across the Atlantic
Couple Dancing to RadioORIGINAL CAPTION READS:Young couple dancing to the sound of early radio. Photograph, 1920's
Irving Selzer and His Cafe Boulevard OrchestraIrving Selzer and his Cafe Boulevard Orchestra playing for a radio broadcast on Newark, New Jersey station WJZ
Father Coughlin Denouncing Hugh Johnson on RadioFather Charles E. Coughlin criticizes former head of the National Recovery Administration, Hugh S. Johnson, during a radio broadcast
President Roosevelt Sitting with MicrophonesPresident Roosevelt sits among radio microphones at a table in preparation for a broadcast
Couple Listening to RadioA FARMER AND HIS WIFE SITTING IN FRONT OF THEIR RADIO SET, TEXAS.FARM SECURITY ADMINISTRATION PHOTOGRAPH, 1939. BPA2# 3983
Radio Developer Reginald Fessenden Testing His InventionReginald Fessenden demonstrated that sound - not simply Morse code - could be transmitted over radio, leading the way for radio broadcasting
Lee Deforest Holding Audio Tube(Original Caption) DeForest, Lee: Demonstrating his audio and oscillating tube. Photo O. L. Shider form Triangle
Nikola Tesla In His LaboratorySerbian-American inventor and discoverer of magnetic field rotations leading to the use of alternating-currents in electrical machinery and the induction coil known as the "Tesla coil."
David Sarnoff Traveling While Working as Wireless Operator(Original Caption) On the S. S. Beothic, in 1911, David Sarnoff was the wireless operator on a sealing expedition to the Arctic. (Photo by © Bettmann/CORBIS/Bettmann Archive)
Soldiers Inside New Army Radio Tractor(Original Caption) New auto radio truck and crew, ready for the field
Early Ham Radio Operators(Original Caption) 1919-Early radio ham operators trying to make contact with other members of the fraternity
General View Of Perforating Machines(Original Caption) 1/27/1919-Washington, DC: General view of the perferating room at the Navy Dept. Four perferating machinesareone wire each known as a channel
Men Working At Radio Transmitter(Original Caption) 1/27/1919-The transmitter is part of the Multiplex radio outfit which sends the message as perferated on the tape
Early Radio Ham Operator Wearing Headpho(Original Caption) 2/12/1919: Ham operator, James Henry Rogers, in the early era of radio. He is at the controls wearing a pair of headphones
Dr. Frank Conrad's First Broadcasting StationPhiladelphia, PA: Dr. Frank Conrad's first broadcasting station. Pittsburg, PA. Undated photograph, circa 1920
Lucie Rosen Playing Theremin Instrument for NBC Radio(Original Caption) Young woman playing the theremin
Woman Playing Piano for Radio Broadcast(Original Caption) Early Westinghouse Radio Station, Pittsburgh, KYW. Somewhat crowded quarters. Photo ca. 1920. Undated photograph
Harry Langdon Sitting By Radio(Original Caption) ca. 1920-Hollywood, CA: Here's how Hollywood watched the World Series. The width of a continent doesn't mean anything any more
Display of Early Heterodyne Radiola(Original Caption) USA: Super Heterodyne Radio - RCA Radiola, 1920s
Ladies Practicing Polka DanceLadies in long dresses practice polka steps by a radio
Sound Effects Men(Original Caption) CBS Radio soundmen with engineer provide background realism via gong, pistol, and lip microphone, 1920's. Parks Johnson (lt), Warren Hull (rt)
KDKA's First Radio Broadcast
Radio Broadcasters During Harding and Cox Election Runoff(Original Caption) Radio Station KDKA. Broadcasting election results for the Harding-Cox Presidential elections of November 4, 1920
Boys Listen To Early Radio(Original Caption) 1921-Boys, then as now, were enthusiastic fans. Here a trio listens to an early radio program, 1921