The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-08
Fishing The Air
EROM the quiet fire-side Of the
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

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All references are c
IRON the quiet fire-side of the
IL American home; from the twi-
light downs of old England; from
the moonlit southern cotton fields;
from wherever the human heart has
sung its praises of mother, the
Soldering Singers have drawn a
group of melodies for their program
tonight to be radiocast over the
NBC Red network from WEAF,
New York, at $50
The numbers to be heard on this
appropriate and un-hackneyed pro-
gr&Tn are listed here:
ct Want a Girl" Won Tilzer
g.. Orchestra and Voices
S'Mammy is Gone" ..... ,.........De sylvia
'Little Mother Of Nine ....... BurIelgh
Tenor solo
-A ''l1s'''a'-" Orchestra '''''''' Ne'Oei'
Ffsilver Threads Among the GoId' banks
smother o. Mine99 !!..ti........, Tours
-. Tenor solo "
Orchestra and Voices 'Oi''''
The Denver chapter of De Molay
Band, led by the distinguished
directors, Mabel Keith Leick, will
present a concert in the open air
Greek theater at Denver from Z to
tonight. This concert, given dur
ing Denver's annual music week,
will be broadcast by KOA. Mabel
Keith Leick, who was the original
Sousa Girl with Sousa's Band, has
directed Orchestras in largest the
alters in the principal European
cities, as we'll as in the United
States. She has developed the De
Molay band to position of leader
ship in its class.
Roscoe Pound, dean of Harvard
University Law School, will speak on
due Process of Law in the
Fundamentals of the Law series
which will be broadcast through
stations associated with the NBC
Blue network, at $50 tonight.
Dean Pound, who has had O. dis
tinguiShed career as an instructor in
law, is the son of Judge Stephen B.
Pound, and was born in Lincoln,
Neb., Oct. 81, 1870. He is a gradu-
ate of the University of Nebraska
and of the Harvard Law School,
and has received honorary degrees
from a number of English and
American universities.
The famous aria, "Eri Tu" from
the Masked Ball, will be sung by
Henri MarcouX, baritone, during the
Bamberger Little Symphony concert
on WOR, tonight at 8. Other vocal
numbers by MarcouX are, Tosti's
MY Dreams" two arrangements by
Weckerlin and Sea Fever" by John
ireland.
The orchestra opens the concert
with the overture to Weber's
"Oberon." Following the beautiful
elfin music is one of the Dvorak
waltZes. Excerpts from Giordano's
andrea Chenier," two minuets, by
Beethoven and Schubert, selections
from the FREELY and Grieg's
March Of the Dwarfs" are also
featured.
The members Of the Stromberg-
Carlson seXtet will ransack their
Treasure Chest of Memory" for old
songs of enduring worth which will
be presented during their program
to be broadcast through stations as
ISOLATED with the NBC Blue network
at tonight.
Songs of evening and moonlight
will characterize this program. The
members Of the male quartet,
Milton j. Cross, first tenor; Maurice
Tyler, second tenor; Walter Preston,
baritone, and Marley r. Sher~is,
bass, will sing, besides Treasure
Chest of Memory" which opens
their program, Moonlight Bay"
"All Through the Night" Meet Me
Tonight In Dreamland," Listen to
the Mocking Bird" and Goodnight
Ladies'"
Keith Mcleod, vibraphone solosit
and director Of the Stromberg-
Carlson sextet, will play Moon
Beams" while Godfrey Ludlow,
concert violinist, will play pale
Moon"
Tonight is novelty night for
Vincent Lopez Orchestra. During
their hour over WOR, New York, at
9:05, new idea in late broadcast
ing will be presented in which a
dramatized section of the hours
program brings to the microphone,
solos, novelties and musical dram
atizations.
Special symphonic arrangements
are heard together with new music
broadcast for the first time. A fea-
ture Of the new Lopez series is that
repetitions of numbers are avoided
in order to bring to the late listener
a type of program on a par with
leading early evening features.
With the current week, Mr.. Lopez
is on the air three times weekly
instead of two as heretofore, to-
night at 9:05. Thursday at $50 and
Saturday at $50.
The feature programs of tonight's
Fishing the Air. are listed below:
5:Oo-NBC Red Network-Voters service.
6:00-NBC Blue Network - Stromberg-
Carlson seXtette.
6:35-WLS Chicago - Music Personalities
"MacDowell."
7:00-WCBD zion-2ion Preparatory Or
cheStra.
7:Oo-WOC Davenport-Davenport High
7.Oa-NBC Red Network - Everyready
hour; Scotty Allan. Arctic racer.
T:15-WRVA Richmond, 000-Voice Festi-
7:3o-WHN New York-Dinner to Hon.
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