The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-12

America. direct from the Central
High School Auditorium. Washing
ton, under auspices OF the District
Of Columbia Council, will be broad
cast through station WCAP Satur-
day evening, starting at $50.
Small and Little, well-known RAJ
do entertainers, are being heard
this week from woo Davenport.
WHAS louisville is now pre-
senting series Of one-act plays as
special feature every Thursday
evening by the VHAS Stock Com
pany.
The Victor program will be, put
on air from WEAF, WCAP, WCAE,
WGR, WAR and several other
eastern stations this evening, start
ing at s, central time.
Vincent Lopez and his Hotel Penn
sylvania orchestra Will return to
WEAF next week and will continue
to broadcast regular dance programs
every Thursday and Saturday eve
ming. This orchestra has been alb
sent from WEAF's programs for the
past several weeks filing short
vaudeville engagement. nv
A dramatic sketch from Madame
Butterfly in which radio listeners
viii again hear Iris Ruth Pavey, di-
rector of the KOA players. will be
one Of the features Wednesday eve
ming, Feb. Is, over the new Denver
station of the General Electric COM
pany. Other numbers on the pro-
gram, which starts at o'clock, con-
sists of grouping of vocal solos by
INNS. Elsa Weffing- ellxer, accom-
panied by Florence MacKsy, selec-
tons from '"Ti1e Mikado, !" "Marche
res Zouaves'' and the .Spring Song, :,
by the KOA orchestra. one-act
play, "A Trick of the Trade" read
iugs by Ella Blanchette, piano solos
by Florence MacKay, and an, address
avoiding Risks in Tnyestments,'' by
Claude K. Boettcher, director, Dem
For the past two years WGY has
offered its audience the concerts Of
the Mendelssohn Club of Albany, N.
r This is male chorus directed
by DR.. Frank Sill Rogers, who is
best known to WGY listeners as the
organist who plays for them every
Sunday afternoon. The Mendeissohn
Club will give concert Thursday
evening, Feb. 10, at Chancellor's
Hall, Albany, and the music will be
broadcast by WGY and WY.
The speeches to be delivered at the
dinner of the Union League Club in
New York, Friday evening. Feb. 10,
will be broadcast by WGY by means
of line hook-up with WIZ. The
speakers will be Elihu Root, Harlan
Fiske Stone and Charles Evans
Hughes.
KOA'S matinees for housewives
every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
afternoon at o'clock, have gained
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scores of comments received by mail
and wire from listeners in all parts
of the country. These programs,
which last thirty minutes, consist OF
short talk on popular subjects in
addition to twenty minutes of music
Electrical energy radiated by the
KGO antenna during the week of
Feb. Is will be laden with music
of the better class. Five programs
will be broadcast, three of them mu,
steal, the greatest of which will be
Mendelssohn's masterpiece, the ora
.tcrio Elijah scheduled for Sstur-
day evening" Feb. 81. Eight solo
voices supported by a mixed chorus
will sing twenty numbers from the
| Elijah" under the direction of Carl
Anderson. In brief talk, Ray G. B.
Brown, music critic of the San Fran
cisco Chronicle, will tell radio listen
ers many interesting things about
the choral works of Mendelssohn,
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