The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-05

represented by stunts on still guitars,
and the comedy slxit taken by Harry
A. James, an English comedian, will
| fill the first hour allotted to the
Tuesday evening. March 10. KGO
program. On the second half. by
way OF contrast. a concert recital OF
strictly classical music. played by
the Gyula Ormay Trio, a combina-
ton OF flute. cello and piano, viii be
broadcast.
The Brunswick Hour OF Music,
probably the finest weekly program
that is scheduled by any of the
great number of broadcasting sta
tons, will be offered byWGY, the
eastern station Of the General Elec-
trio Company. Tuesday night, March
10. at o'clock. This series is
known as the National Music Mem
DRY Contest. The program is given
by Brunswick recording artists IN
the New York laboratory OF that
company. and in addition to WGY
the following stations will put the
numbers on the air: WIZ CNew
York;. WRC Washington. KDKA
east Pittsburgh and KYW Chi
cago). A WGY studio program from
$50 to o'clock win precede this
program, and at $50 the Meyer
Davis Dance Orchestra OF Washing
ton will be heard in hook-up between
WRC, WIZ and WGY. The radio
fan will find special interest in the
address OF DIR. Frederick w. Gro
yer OF the Department OF Electrical
Engineering, Union College, on ''The
Physics Of Tuning In"
The Rev. FINS S. Idieman. d. D..
pastor of Central Church. Disciples
of Christ. New York City, will ad-
dress WEAF"S audience during the
mid-week service held before
WEAF"s microphone under auspices
OF the New York Federation of
Churches on Thursday evening.
March 5.
Radio fans win remember Rev.
Idelman as the minister who mar
ried Wendell Hall. the Headed
Music Maker" and Marion Martin OF
Chicago before the microphone In
WEAF's studio on June OF last
year.
A joint recital by Firmin Swimmer,
Belgian organist. and Marcel Grand
jany. French harpist. viii be broad
cast by WGY in connection with
WIZ Thursday evening. March s,
at 7 p. m.
The department OF plant and
structures, which administers the
activities of wNYC. is making plans
for an enlarged schedule of broad
casting. This means more hours OF
good programs for the listeners. The
added time will be scheduled In the
afternoon. 1t Is understood that the
more extensive programs will COM
mence about the middle OF March.
With more than 100000 letters
from radio fans, urging further
broadcasting by worid-famous oper-
attic and concert stars. continuance
Of the Brunswick Hour of Music"
has been announced. Awards for the
February memory contest, of which
the February "a recital win play a
leading part, viii be announced
about March II. Another $4,000 in
awards, to spur interest in good mu-
sic. WILDE offered in March. The
Brunswick Hour of Music" Is be-
ing broadcast from Stations KYW,
Chicago; KDKA, Pittsburgh; WRC,
Washington; WIZ. New York and
WGY, Schenectady. from to 8,
Central Standard Time.
That early post of radio, the IRE
quest number, dedicated to-" is
never heard from Station WGN.
WGN was the first Chicago station
to abolish the annoying custom. Any
requests for musical selections that
are made by mail will be complied
with as fully as possible. and all
communications are acknowledged
| by the station through the mail. No
telephone messages, kilograms or
letters are acknowledged through
the microphone. Communications
from listeners are welcomed and en-
Outraged, whether in praise or
criticism. to compensate the artists
and to feel the pulse of the audi
ence.
THE Turning Point" comedy
drama of the coal mines OF vir-
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