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341—WHN—880

Est. 1922 by the Ridgewood Times. Featured jazz, dance music, and a variety of talk programs and news (Faded Signals).

Jun 14, 1924 @ 4:15PM	Nat Mattlin, pianist. (1)
Apr 26, 1926 @ 4:30PM	Nat Mattlin and His New Pearl Orchestra. (1) (2)

370—WNYC—810

Est. 1924 as a municipal station for New York. Featured classic music, talk programs and news (WNYC).

Jan 01, 1934 @ 4:15	Nat Mattlin, Pianist (1)
Jan 01, 1934 @ 4:30	Norma Keating and Nat Matlin [sic], poet composer. (1)
Jan 29, 1934 @ 4:30	Norma Keating, poet; Nat Mattlin, pianist. (1)
Mar 05, 1934 @ 5:15	Norma Keating, poetess; Nat Mattlin, pianist. (1) (2) (3)
Mar 26, 1934 @ 5:15	Norma Keating, poetess; Nat Mattlin, pianist. (1) (2) (3)
Apr 02, 1934 @ 5:15	Norma Keating, poetess; Nat Mattlin, pianist. (1) (2) (3) (4)
Apr 09, 1934 @ 5:15	Norma Keating, poet; Nat Mattlin, piano (1)
Apr 16, 1934 @ 5:15	Norma Keating, poetess; Nat Mattlin, pianist. (1)
Jun 01, 1934 @ 2:45	Norma Keating, poetess; Nat Mattlin, pianist. (1)
Jun 14, 1934 @ 2:45	Norma Keating, poetess. (1)
Jul 06, 1934 @ 2:45	Norma Keating, poetess; Nat Mattlin, pianist. (1) (2)

*No further records or recordings exist according to the NYPR Archives.

273—WLWL—1100

Est. 1925 as a Catholic station run by the Paulist Fathers at 415 West 59th St, NYC. Discontinued when sold in 1937 (NYT, May 8, 1937)

Aug 07, 1935 @ 6:00	"Poems Are Made," Andre Tellier. (1)
Oct 07, 1935 @ 6:00	"Poems are Made"—Readings by Andre Tellier. (1) (2) (3)
Oct 17, 1935 @ 6:15	"Poems are Made"—Readings by Andre Tellier. (1) (2) (3)
Oct 24, 1935 @ 6:00	Andre Tellier
Oct 31, 1935 @ 6:15	"Poems are Made"—Readings by Andre Tellier. (1) (2) (3)

*No further records or recordings exist according to the Paulist Archives.

250—WJLK—1310

WJLK-FM was on Ch. 232, 94.3mc. Formerly WCAP until May 1, 1950 (Broadcasting Magazine (May 8, 1950) p41). Owned by the Asbury Park Press.


Nov 11, 1947 @ 9:30	Matty Mattlin, Piano (on WCAP) [1]
Nov 22, 1947 @ 9:30PM	Matt Mattlin's Music (on WCAP) [1]
Jan 04, 1948 @ 11:00PM	Matt Mattlin (on WCAP) [1]
Jan 11, 1948 @ 11:00PM	Matt Mattlin (on WCAP) [1]
Jan 25, 1948 @ 11:00PM	Matt Mattlin (on WCAP) [1]
Feb 01, 1948 @ 11:00PM	Matt Mattlin (on WCAP) [1]
Feb 17, 1948 @ 11:00PM	Matt Mattlin (on WCAP) [1]
Feb 22, 1948 @ 11:00PM	Matt Mattlin (on WCAP) [1]
Aug 08, 1948 @ 5:05	Book Reporter—Harriest Bross Nemeth; guest Andre Tellier [1]
Oct 17, 1948 @ 5:05	Book Reporter—Harriest Bross Nemeth; guest Norma Keating [1]
Jul 09, 1949 @ 5:15	Book Reporter—Harriest Bross Nemeth; guest Matt Mattlin, Spring Lake pianist and composer [1]
Jul 10, 1949 @ 5:15	Book Reporter—Harriest Bross Nemeth; guest Matt Mattlin, Spring Lake pianist and composer [1]
Dec 19, 1949 @ 6:30	Community Chest Program — [1] [2] [3] With over 15 preformers including Matt Mattlin.
Feb 05, 1950 @ 5:15	Book Reporter—Harriest Bross Nemeth; Norma Keating, of Spring Lake, and Katharyn Wolcott, of Red Bank, quests [1]
May 07, 1950 @ 5:15	Book Reporter—Harriet Bross with Matty Mattlin and Barry Sharma, guests [1] [2] [3] David Ewen's "Men and Women Who Make Music", & Sharma sang (w Bross, m Robert Nemeth).
Dec 06, 1950 @ 8:05	My Favorite Recordings—with Harold Ober and Matt Mattlin, guest [1]
Dec 07, 1950 @ 8:05	My Favorite Recordings—with Harold Ober and Matt Mattlin, guest [1]
Jun 19, 1951 @ 7:30	Vincent Lopez with Barry Sharma and Matt Mattlin, who will play "Cherie Amour" (w Tellier) and "Why Are You Happening to Me" (w Bross) [1]
Sep 27, 1952 @ 1:15	Matt Mattlin at the Piano—sponsored by Sanford Sales Corp [1] [2] with Leni Rowland Pentaleri singing lyrics by Andre Tellier.