The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-01
Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Contra Daylight Saving Time

POPULAR favorites requested by
IL by mail will be featured in the
Palmolive hour over the NBC Red
network at tonight.
GAIL Alone Monday" and Nanny
Is Gone" will be sung by the Palm
olive Revelers and the Ensemble will
repeat SAVINGS Dawn" and a med
lev of Italian airs Popular saxo-
phone and guitar novelties will re-
ceive the public recognition and the
speciality orchestra will respond to
the mail applause for whats the
Reason?"
Olive Palmer and Paul Oliver,
now under exclusive contract with
the Palmolive hour, will sing a So
prano and tenor duet Nearest and
Dearest" and will also be heard as
soloists. A viola solo, Deffe's
Glamour" will add charming vari-
ETY. to the entertainment and the
Symphony Orchestra's selection will
be Blue Over You and Savage
Carnival"
The twenty fourth annual ma
tional interscholastic track meet at
the University of Chicago today and
Saturday in which more than a
thousand fthe Nations star prep
hthlets will compete in the high
school and academy sections, will be
on tho air from WIS, the Sears,
Roebuck station. Direct lines have
been placed from Stage Field to
WIS and high lights of the big
event, description of the various
competitions and results will be
broadcast.
The Stage interscholastic has
been designated as an Olympic try
out by Gen. Douglas Macarthur,
president of the olympic Committee.
This has increased interest through
out the country in the University OF
Chicago track classic.
Radio Station WIS is amply able
to give full reports on all events
with three expert announcerS on the
lob at the field, including Rocky
Wolfe of the Sports Time" period
and well known sports writer, Don
Malin and Harold Stafford,
Ancient Scots tunes will be played
by the Lenox String Quartet during
the hour of chamber music which
will be broadcast through two sta
lions in the NBC Blue chain at 9
tonight.
The quaint selections are all of
actual Scotch origin, having been
arranged from the original manu-
scripts which date as far back as
1918.
Selections to be heard during this
broadcast will include;
bentd9i ,;.'.'''''''''''''''. Coppiand
'Lett Never, crueltie Dishonour Bew-
.Hon ne Luck 4S''S old scot nf S'AeN'e
Strings
Variations ;..::.:...''..... Tanieh
Strings
eff we are not good enough to
broadcast otter Aug l, we certainly
are not good enough to be on the
air until then. The commission
should be compelled to hear our
side now"
Such is the demand of several
eastern radio stations which have
been notified by the Federal Radio
Commission that their licenses, will
be terminated Aug. /, according to
United Press statement today.
The broadcaSters have banded to-
gether for concerted action against
the commissions ruling.
TWO vocalists who have won
places among headliners of the air
in their broadcasting experience of
the past six months, will be heard
in the Fro-Joy hour to be radiocast
over WGY, Schenectady, at Z to-
night
Solos and duets with several or
CELESTIAL numbers will make up the
program which follows:
''Crazy Rhythm" from Here's How;
F;ro-Joy Concert Ensemble Sse'S'i"in
Tenor Solo, 20 Paradise" from .L'Af-,
:. ,1 ~ - Henry clancy ,.s, , ,,,as,
by the Waters Of MinnetonkaS 49,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Lieurance-Lange
Soprano Solo. "Hark, Hank the Lark"
Matilda Biglow Russ
.3 7nba Danee 'Gruen% %att
Orchestra
sopran9 7,L and Tenor Duet Love Game ~
'' Matilda Biglow Russ 1@"'e'"'A
Henry Clancy
..SSeguidilla" Spanish Dance e. Frascard
Tenor Solo '''''
(a) "smile Through Your Tears"
ID TN the Time Of Roses .Rei hfl1rSH
Henry Clancy
"King Manfred" Prelude to Act Five
800 Cello Solo with Orchestra t's'lisAe
Matilda Biglow Russ
"By the Waters Of the Perkiomen...
.'...............;..; Hickman
Soprano and Tenor Duet
(a) Night Hymn at Sea-" go. .Nemas
(b) "Will You Remember" . Herbert
Matilda Biglow Russ
Henry Clancy
* 6a s5bv fIom TT9f or sbneE Tobias
~ Orchestra ''''
Judith Anderson and Lou Telle-
gen, stars of anna" now running