The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-11

identified with different regiment,
will be played and sunk. Severa
regimental commanders have beer
specially invited by the holster com
pany to listen in.
The program will be heard as fol
lows:
"ol4 irish Cock Step" nth Cavalry w..
= Kolstyr Radio Military Sand s o".
0eK KoIste Flq Radio Military Band ana 6Y'"'
holster Radio Male quartet.
a"R holster istt' Radio adj Military Band. l'
Field ARTILLERY, March. 1 GruibeT-SouSa
holster Radio Male quartet.
''The old 9th Infantry March and Song
holster Radio Military Band and
Holster Radio Male quartet.
'"The 5th Cavalry March"
holster Radio Military Band.
'Alerta Voluntarios" C45th Infantry
holster Radio Military Band.
- KoiSt lister Radio Military Band and
holster Radio Ensemble.
Josephine Aumann, pianist anc
oraanist, and Roy Ryan, popular
baritone singer. with guitar accom-
paniment, will be head during the
Mary Lyon Taylor hour broadcast
ing every Wednesday night at 7:05
over WFBM.
The program follows:
Lone Eagle March
THE CheeSeman'
Joephine Aumann
Sweetheart of Sigma Chr .''...' .P S1a1oE
~4 3mong NY souvenirs NlsSSIs
Rose Of Dawn" ...... Mary Lyon TaYloy
Just once Again" ........... Donaldson
MY Blue Heaven" 1 80 Donaldson
Selections from MY Maryland" .Romberg
Josephine Aumann
Saint Saens' Biblical opera, Sam
son and Delilah," will be performed
by the National Grand Opera
Company in tabloid form tonight
over the NBC Red network from
WEAF, New York.
The opera consists Of three acts
with four scenes. It's text, prepared
by Ferdinand Lemaire, is taken
from the Old Testament. Its first
production was given at Weimar
on Dec. 2, 1877. The action takes
place in GAIA in southern Palestine
about 1886 B. G.
Other features Of tonight's broad
casting follow:
6:OO-WGR Buffalo-Columbia U. GIee
7:oo-WEAF New York-Croweu program
to Red network.
7:oO-W1P Phiadeiphia-P ottstown pa
7:3o-WRTA Richmond 49, John Marshall
s:oO-WCFL Chicago-Folk Songs of the
a.oo-WoR Newark-Columbia Network
Columbia photograph hour.
9:3O-WEAF New York-Opera Samson
and Delilah' to chain.
9:30-WBz Springtield-Trumpet quartet.
Negro spirituals, sung by the KOA
Mixed Quartet, will feature the eve
ming program of the Denver station
at 9:15 tonight, Quartet members
are Bernice w. Doughty, soprano;
Lucille Fowler, contralto; Ralph
Freese, tenor; Everett E. Foster,
baritone; Freeman H. Talbot,
director, and Annabelle Tippett, ac-
companiSt,
A mixed quartet and vocal and in
strumental soloists will present the
variety hour program which will
be brodcast through stations as
sociated with the NBC Blue Network,
at 8 tonight.
Joe Green and his n1arimba band
will open the program with
"Charmaine," and also will play
moonlight Lane" Trail Of
Dreams" so Blue" "Cheritza," IF
Love Were All" and the closing
number ON the program, THE
Hours I Spent With YOU"
Norman Clark, tenor. and his
South Sea Islanders, will present
Poor Carnation' and MY
Hawaiian Mermaid" while two
Negro songs, Hand Me Down the
Silver Trumpet, Gabriel" and
"Massa's in the Cold, Cold Ground,
will be sung by the Utica Jubilee
Singers.
The mixed quartet whose MEM
bers include Resale Wolf, soprano
Paula Hemminghaus, contralto,
George O'Brien, tenor, and John
Oakley, bass, will sing MY Lady
Chloe" by Clough, in an arrange
ment by Leighter. OBrien has
chosen Casey, the Fiddler" as his
solo; Miss Hemminghaus has Sc
lected Strickland's "Dreamin' Time;
Oakley will sing THE Nomad,' by
Hamblen, and Phyllis" and "Da-
mon," by Lane Wilson, will COM
prise Miss VOLTS solos.
Haydns Mermaid Song will be
sung by Genia zielinska, operate
colorature soprano, while Theodore
Webb, baritone soloist, will sing
"The Bellman," by Forsythe; Ivy
Scott, THE Lady from London,
will present a comedy song entitled
''Me and Mrs. Brown" and Giuseppe
di Benedetto, concert tenor, will sing
80, Marinariello," by Gambardella
Romance Sans Paroles" by David
off, will be played as a cello sole
by Lucien Kirsch.
The Witching hour, an organ pro-
gram presented Monday, wednesday
and Friday night by WOR, Newark
New York, will include the following
numbers played by Emil Vclazco il
his concert at 1890 tonight.
''Witching Hour"
'Glow Worm"
"Cayatina" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bonn
Rose Mare I'm III
TO a Deserted Farm House" .MacDowel
Eat an Old TWISTING Place" -. .MacDowel
Popular Numbers;
sylvia, radios famous blind phil
osopher and home economics expert
is now appearing before the XII
nliGrophone exclusively, conducting
Epr Happy Hour Club over tina
station every Monday, Wednesda,
anG Friday.
The gentle humor and helpful
PHILOSOPHY of this cheerful signifies
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