Explore this fascinating 1939 RCA LISTEN magazine advertisement, a four-page insert from February 1939 (No. 19). This vintage ephemera delves into RCA's significant contributions to radio and motion picture sound technology, featuring detailed insights into the "Hollywood Glamor Girls" and the innovative "Photophone Sound" system. The front page showcases a family interacting with a sound booth, highlighting "Radio's Service to Motion Pictures," while interior pages illustrate the intricate sound recording and reproduction equipment of the era.The back cover presents an array of RCA Victor radios, including the Electric Tuning Radio, the Little Nipper Model 9TX1, and Model U-112, complete with original pricing and descriptions. It also promotes the "Magic Voice of the Screen" for motion picture exhibitors. This piece offers a captivating glimpse into 1930s technology, entertainment, and advertising, making it a unique collectible for enthusiasts of vintage radio, cinema history, and early electronics. The pages are well-preserved, showcasing clear text and imagery, perfect for display or research.
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