The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-19
By leonard E.pearSOn

OH LCU1SSAx
WKBF"S midnight frolic was an
innovation in. local broadcasting.
And what a frolic The station was
on the air three hours, commencing
at IL m, with readings, instrumental
and vocal solos. duets and trios. Six
teen artists in all contributed to the
program. Fishing the Air was in the
studio throughout the period of
broadcast and feels that those who
made the entertainment possible
should be congratulated.
Numerous requests were received
by telephone and telegraph. The
( management of the radiophone is
anxious to get letters and cards from
listeners, as they will help determine
! the popularity OF such midnight
frolics.
Orchestra and. varied music comes
from KMMJ, at p. m.
Parlez-vous francais? II so, tune
III w u dI p no NIlCll L ullN'o
Poubennec Of Union College gives
another lesson in his elementary
French course.
WMAQ puts on the air a program
by the Women's Symphony Or
chestra, at SIS p. m.
The Etude music hour comes to
YOU at 1920 p. m. from WIS.
George Olsen's Stromberg-C Carlson
orchestra offers an entertaining rep
ertoire of popular and semi-classical
numbers at p. m, broadcast by
WIZ and associated station of the
Blue network. THE Merry Widow
Waltz Far Away Bells and
Loves Old Sweet Song are in
cluded In the list.
Dancers, fish for some Of these
stations way down east tonight and
glide over the floor to the &C
compartment of ethereal music
Any Of the following stations will
bring you just what you are want
ing.
wRC-The Hotel Mayhower Orchestra
4 " T SiSN2 p H Lacks Dance Orchestra in
wHN.aLoews Woodsideg The?ter Or
'" wBB&4LOsGtUdfo dance orchestra, 10 p m.
lesson. p. m. and Arrow Head Inn
Dance Orchestra. 9 80 p. m.
Another Hoosier station has been
added to the list granted temper
airy licenses by the Federal radio
commission. 1t is WAX, Kokomo.
Columbia University's Glee Club
sings over WGR at 6 p. m.
Baltimore's Municipal Band is on
the air at p. m. over WABL.
DR.. Frank II. Vizetelly will pre-
sent THE story Of the Button" over
/, WRNY, at s pm. today
Dial for WGHP at s p m. and
hear the Oriole Terrace orchestra.
A tabloid. entitled " A Recipe for
Adventure" will be the music
con1idette' radiated by WOR at $50
p. m. This one of these entertain
ing series has as it's setting a crowd
ed metropolitan subway station. 1t |
may prove difficult to distinguish the
trains from static.
The Claypool numbers on tonights
program from WFBM will be Scotch
melodies. The days broadcast for
this station is:
2:Qo-Irviington School Of Music
3:oo-Tqlk by Horace Carey fire pre-
'e3 3:foE SglS u ho 1noia"'po"S'
4:oo-Indiana Federation of Music Clubs
S:oo-;white's Cafeteria Knife and Fork
= 6:30-IIindianapolis Athletic Club and
Claypool Hotel Orchestra.
The WsAI String Quartet radio
casts at p. m.
DIX fans should hear Bem's Little
Symphony at p. m, put on the
Z ether by KGO.
WLW has a treat at s p. m 1t
: Ia the Formica Concert Orchestra.
Fish for WBBM at p. m. and
/ hear the International Radio Or
Achestra in its harmony time.
-
: Farrow's Chandeliers will have a
musical program for woes fans
at p. m. The quarter hour pre-
/ ceding this is a chimes concert.
The Ford Dealers Orchestra plays
for WKBF fans at $50 p. m. The
Times late news bulletins and live
stock review are radiated at p. m.
This local station Is on the air
Wednesday at 10 a. m. with it's re-
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