The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-19

DOPULAR and semi classic num-
Il berS will make up the program
of the Baldwin hour to be radiocast
over WFBM, indianapolis, at 7:30
tonight. The Schubert quartet,
composed of Bessie May Lowery,
soprano; Tia Friermood, contralto:
Frank Nusbaum, tenor, and Fred
Jeffry, bass; the Baldwin Ensemble.
and Marjorie Harold, mezzo-so-
pranO, will render the following pro-
gram under the direction of Berta
Miller Ruick
Baldwin Ensemble ~ii'eRF"m
q. Bessie May lowry and Fred Jerry
among MY Souvenirs" (requcst) GerShwin
... Frank Nusbaum
''-- Baldwin Ensemble e Aanecnlk
"SWeet GeneVieve" told melody Tucker
- Schubert Quartet
Chinese Lullaby from East Is West"
., Bessie Nay Iowr:y; and Quartet powers
when You're With Somebody Else
Baldwin Ensemble
nSIsn Ms5 BE S%er Lining D9nSds0n
''Lake of Dreams ........i.. .Saint-Saens
Vocal arrangement by Samuel Gaines
.,,. o,-. Ensemble
Baldwin Ensemble
Jordan River Revue players, ap-
pearing at the Murat tonight, have
accepted an invitation to broadcast |
a group of songs from the studios |
of WFBM after the show.
The invitation followed requests |
from radio fans for repeat pro-
gram of the broadcasting of Jor-
dan River Revue songs from the |
campus at Bloomington last Thurs
day night. The Indiana University |
student players will start their pro-
gram over WFBM at 100 tonight
"a Preacher in Hot Water" will |
be portrayed by three members of |
the international Bible Students
Association in their program over
WKBF at 730 tonight. The COM
plete program follows:
Lantholey Trio
Chant Parole ........... TschailkoWSky |
"Andante Sostenuto" ........... Bargiel |
Lander, violin and Virginia Leyen-
berger. cello.
Triologue-"A Preacher in Hot Water"
Frank Truman. Ernest Sharpe and
the Reverend Mr. Knight.
Voice" Search the Scriptures"
Bertha Nicoiai
Plano-' Nocturne' ................ Grieg
Opal May Thomas
The Mclaughlin Manufacturing
Company of indianapolis, sponsors
of the Babe Ruth hour each Mon
day night over WFBM, will present |
an entirely new lineup from $50 to
$50 tonight.
In place Of the Ivory Hunter, the |
Umpire and the Three Strikes. who |
have entertained the radio audi
ences for the past few weeks, the |
Babe Ruth hour will offer the Bat |
terry, consisting of Pitcher and
Catcher, assisted by the -Four Balls.
The Battery is a well-known team
of harmony singers who will offer ,
a program of the latest song hits
in vocal presentation. The Four
Balls are an instrumental quartet |
who will present old-time dance
tunes as we'll as popular music.
The only member of the old Babe
Ruth team who appears in the line
up for next Mondays program is the
bat boy, personified by Ralph Elvin
acting as master of ceremonies for
the program.
The presentation to Col. Charles |
A. Lindbergh of the Woodrow Will
son Foundations $4,000 award for
his work as good will ambassador" |
and Colonel Lindbergh's speech of |
acceptance will be broadcast throug
stations associated with the NBC |
Blue network tonight at 8:34.
Besides Colonel Lindbergh the |
speakers will be Norman Davis, |
president of the foundation, who
will present the bronze medal and !
check, and John w. Davis, Demo-
cratic presidential candidate in
1924.
The stations through which this |
program will be heard are an
nounced in Dial Twisters.
Other picks of the air for tonight
are summarized as follows:
6:3O-WJz New York. Roxy and Gang to
RIue Network