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• Fio Rito also used them on electrical transcription recordings.
• Electrical transcriptions were often used for recording programs in old-time radio.
• NBC began its electrical transcription service in 1934.
• In 1948, distribution shifted from Mutual's network to syndication via electrical transcription.
• Physically, electrical transcriptions look much like long-playing records that were popular for decades.
• Beginning in March 1951, the Frederic W . Ziv Company syndicated 78 episodes via electrical transcription.
• Robbins also had an hour-long disc-jockey program that was syndicated via electrical transcription.
• The MGM record pressing plant also manufactured the electrical transcriptions used to distribute the shows to local stations.
• Rolfe made electrical transcriptions in the early 1930s and made two Vitaphone shorts in 1934 and in 1935.
• The business began its evolution in the 1940s, and in the 1950s SESAC established its electrical transcription series.
• In 1948, Lee's work was part of Capitol's library of electrical transcriptions for radio stations.
• Recordings were made on 16 " electrical transcription discs for play back at 33 rpm over AFRS according to their schedules.
• This show paid its way through a commercial sponsorship by Avalon Cigarettes and was syndicated to a national audience through electrical transcription.
• These electrical transcriptions are, in many cases, the only recordings made of World War II-era news coverage over the CBS network.
• Unfazed, Brinkley began using some of the first " electrical transcriptions "  what today would be called pre-recordings to circumvent the law.
• Programs were normally recorded at 33 rpm on 16 inch discs, the standard format used for such " electrical transcriptions " from the early 1930s through the 1950s.
• Sixteen-inch ( 40 cm ) discs recorded at 33S ! rpm were used for these one-off " electrical transcriptions " beginning in the mid-1930s.
• Until the use of reel-to-reel audio tape in the 1950s, programs were recorded onto 16 " Electrical Transcription ( E . T . ) discs.
• On February 8, 1951, the use of electrical transcriptions of his wartime broadcasts in his treason trial was upheld by the U . S . Court of Appeals.
• Baird signed with Lang Worth Feature Programs, Inc . in 1950 and was part of that company's " Remember When " series of electrical transcriptions.