The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-19

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bel band is a widely known musical
organization and has been honored
on numerous occasions during tours
Of eastern points.
+ How to make maraschino cherries
will be told by j. II. Irish, assistant
professor of fruit products, College
of Agriculture. University of Cali
fornia, on the Monday night, Feb.
20. educational program at KGO. A
talk. THE Ethics of Social Etiquet."
by Edith Stevens Giles. besides regu-
lar KGO educational features, will
also be broadcast.
A radio play. the melcdramatic
farce, Seven Keys to Baldpate,"
will be broadcast by KGO Thursday
evening, Feb. rs. Vida Wilson
Church, director OF audio players.
win present the work in its original
form, adapted to radio technique. The
Arion Trio, known wherever KGO
is known, will play the music be-
tween acts. and such incidental mu-
sic during the play as will be used
to create atmosphere and heighten
emotional effects.
Michel Gusikoff, concert master Of
the st. Louis Symphony Orchestra,
violinists Of America. will give a
radio recital in the studio OF station
KSD, the St. Louis Dispatch.
on Thursday evening. Feb. 10. at 10
o'clock.
"Going Some" comedy by Paul
Armstrong and Rex Beach, win be
presented by the WGY Players.
Thursday evening. Feb. rs. 1t
might be called western" or even
a college play. as both elements are
introduced in the sprightly story
Edward st. Louis will play J. Wal
lingford Speed. who poses as a ten
second man and is forced at the
point of gun to enter a 100-yard
dash to save the wagered wealth OF
the boys Of Flying Heart Ranch
Because so many requests, which
it Is not possible to grant, come in
to station KSD In the course of the
weeks concerts, this station has de-
cided to present a special all-reques.
program on the evening OF March 5,
beginning at 10 o'clock. Vim James
OF Belleville, Ill. pianist. who is 50
popular with listeners to the KSD
programs, viii give the request fea-
ture. 1t win be piano music entire
ly and James has promised to play
anything asked OF him IL the music
Is obtainable, and IL time permits.
Capt. Donald B. Macmillan, who
has been thrilling hundreds of thou
sands with his recital of experiences
at the north pole. will speak from
the Chicago Daily News station,
WMAQ. between $50 and Q o'clock
Saturday evening, Feb. %. On that
occasion he will tell what radio did
to make his last trip so much more
endurable than any arctic explora-
ton in history.
A concert by the st. Louis SYM
phony Orchestra, under the direction
of Rudolph CAM. will be broadcast
by KSD Saturday evening, Feb. 81.
direct from the Odeon, starting at 8
p. m. KSD operates on 545.1 meters.
A new feature, which brings a
new form of radio program presenta-
ton was given by WEAF this week.
A half-hour of old-time music will be
given every Monday evening, and as
each week goes by WEAF"S listen
ers will hear during this period of
songs and music such selections as
Songs Of the Cowboys" Songs of
the Plantation Days" Music of the
Civil War" 1.-THE Songs of Weber
and Fields" Dance Music of the
Square and Barn Dance Days" "Old
Mississippi Folk Songs" 'sThe Bal.
lads Of 1900" and ''The Songs of the
Bowery." Certain OF these Monday
evening programs win bring quar-
tet, some an instrumental trio, and.
In the case of a barn dance, several
good fiddlers and a man to call OF
the dances, and in the case Of the
plantation melodies possibly a negro
quartet with banjos.
The possibility of radio as a relief