The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-08
NOVELTY
JAZZ PROGRAM
WILL BE GIVEN
Nationally Known and Local
Artists to Be on Air
for Times.

indianapolis entertainers Of song
and melody will be heard on The
Times radio program tonight with
several guest artists Of national
reputation.
The guest artists will include T.
III. Barritt, known as the atkins
Singing Saw Musician" of Washing
ton, d. c., and Mrs. Florence Will
son, noted Universal Film critic.
Tonight's program again will in
troduce Schepps New York Or
chestra now playing at the Shanghai
Tea Gardens at English's, and Mrs.
Seleta III. Morris, pianist and singer,
known as versatile Seleta-"
The Times will introduce novelty
crowd Of entertainers, a regular
jazzy orchestra They come from
the postoffice and call themselves
the Special Delivery Harmony
Hounds. They will take to the air
to deliver instrumental mail.
From Postofice
These musical hounds" are all
from the special delivery department
Of the postoffice here, and include,
Laurel Arbuckle (''Army" or Poor
F'ish'D, Herschell Blackwell omar
velous Soap Tablets'o, Leonard
Young ('Brigham Young" or "Ham
I2one"), Harry Royse c'Barney
GoogIe') and William Stewart ('Just
Plain Bill').
Barney will sing and the others
will perform just as they d@ usually
at noontime. The instruments to
be introduced by this Organization
will be the harmonica, bazoo, banjo
uke, mandolin and guitar.
Tonights great novelty program
of The Times over WITHIN, Mer-
chants Heat and Light Company,
from The Times studio at the Sew
erin, will be presented in the follow
ing order:
First-Carl Foil. announocr, tntroduc-
ing Schepps' New, York orchestra con
d dss1es = piano; Il. 4. CedeThol1n saxo-
phone; George Le Rowe. singer and drums
and others.
second--Movte talk by Mrs. Florence
Wilson. critic from the staff Of Universal
Music By Orchestra
Third-Music by schepp's New York
Orchestra.
Fourth--Introductio Of T. H. Barr1tt,
known as the Atkins Singing saw Mu-
sician," giving the following numbers
A. Hand-saw solos-'The Rosary and
B. Vocai--"Blow. Blow. Thou Winter
Wind, from Shakespeare's AS You
G. oboe, solos. "Pale Moon" and kiss
Me Again."
Observation-Disclosures of the Special Do
livery Harmony Hounds. presenting the
following:
A. "stars and Stripes Forever"
B. Barneys solo.
o. mThree O'Clock In the Morning"
ID. "Ukelele Lady"
Z. DARK Town Strrtters Ball"
sfxth-Mrs seletA H Morris In the
following numbers:
A. Piano solo. kitten on the Keys"
b. Song. "Oh Daddy Blues"
G. Instrumental, "Hotsy Totsy."
Numbers BY Barritt
Seventh -Balritt giving the following
numbers:
A. Musical Glasses tuned with Indian
'.whis perm s-T Hope, Miss Mary DoaE,
G. Saxophone Sunrise and You"
d. Vocal. Until and Sonny Boy"
y. Saxophone. saw and voice. "A Per-
feet Day."
Bighth-rhe Special Delivery Hounds
presenting:
A. LET Me Call You Sweetheart"
B. Don't Bring Lulu"
@. "Sweet Rosie O'Graly.'
ID. Home Sweet Home"
Ninth--Mrs. seleta H. Morris present
ing:
A. Song, Down Hearted Blues"
B. Instrumental medley introducing
three numbers.
G. Song Hot PAPA"
Because Of the extreme length of
this program, it is subject to prob
able changes but it is assured that
the Times tonight will present the
greatest novelty program ever put