Campus Revue

Campus Revue, aka NBC Campus Revue, was a radio music program broadcast on NBC in the mid-1930s. It was heard on Friday nights at 10:30pm beginning October 4, 1935. Because the show's sponsor was the Elgin National Watch Company, the title was sometimes announced as Elgin Campus Revue.

Mills Brothers

The featured performers were the Mills Brothers, the first African-Americans to have a network show on radio. Writing about "Sepia singers and musicians" in the California Eagle, Charles Isaac Bowen commented:
With the illness of John Mills Jr., the oldest of the four brothers, his father, John Mills Sr., stepped in as a substitute beginning with the premiere program. Vocalist Grace Dunn also appeared on Campus Revue, along with Art Kassel and his Kassels in the Air Orchestra. NBC sports commentator Hal Totten was the announcer.
On their second show, the Mills Brothers sang "Limehouse Blues", "Moanin'" and "What's the Reason?"