The popular program “One Man’s Family” is being broadcast from Studio C at 111 Sutter Street, San Francisco, 1934. Created by Carlton Morse, the program was heard on the NBC Pacific Coast Network. Shown are (left […]
Radio City was the model studio complex that NBC built in 1942, at the corner of Taylor and O’Farrell Streets in San Francisco.
San Jose native Al Pearce had always been a performer, but his guitar and songs had been strictly a hobby until the mid 1920s, when his real estate business suddenly failed. A KFRC executive saw […]
Studios “D,” “E” and “F” of Radio City were suitable for studio program production. Each studio measured 20 ft. x 30 ft. These studios did not have sponsors’ booths, and were not used for programs […]
Studio “C” of Radio City was 24 feet x 44 feet, and seated an audience of 120 persons. It was identical to Studio “B.” Later in the decade, this room became the first studio of […]
Studio “A,” the largest studio in Radio City at 73 x 41 feet, seated an audience of 425. A program rehearsal is in progress in this view. The room behind glass on the lower level […]
