The Indianapolis times., 1928-03-28
Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

A new feature, know as the Haag
Sunshine Hour, will make it's ap-
pearance over WKBF, tonight at 8.
This program is sponsored by the
Slower Winsted Co., distributors of
Haag Washers.
The program features the Turner
Trio composed of Carolyn Ayres
Turner. pianist and director; Alma
Miller Lentz, violinist, and Okeh
Leiber, cellist. James D. Carpenter,
tenor, is the soloist of the group.
The opening number, 1.-THE Wash
Board Blues" by Carmichael. To-
cal composer, has a humorous signi-
ficance in that it marks the progress
of houseWork from the wash
board stage, to our present cleo
household duties. The complete
program is as follows:
PROGRAM
Long. Long Days
'Juanita"
annie Laurie"
sweet and Low
"old Folks at Home" ~
'Old Black joe
Garry Me Back to Old Virginia"
when You and I Were Young Maggie
Good Night Ladies'
quartet
Selections from the works of Rich
ard Wagner will be broadcast by
the United States Marine Band
from the Marine Barracks, Wash
ington, over WIZ, WRC, WOW,
WREN and WFAA at 7 O'Clock
Thursday night.
The program includes:
W., Ride of the valkyr-iye3s from Die
yeeatS and P3Suds sone to % Ton sase
Evening Star" from "Tsnnhauser" as a
baritone solo. Albert Bennert; prelude to
Gods Into Valhalla, from "Rheingold";
overture. to The Flying Dutchman" The
Halls of Montezuma" marines hymn,
and The Star-Spangled Banner"
Nikolai Orloff, Russian pianist, as
sisted by an orchestra, will be the
guest artist of the. broadcast over
WIZ and eleven stations at $3.50
o'clock Thursday night. The pro-
gram follows:
Torch Dance from King Henry
VIII" German. orchestra; ,Rondo
GaRno 1885, Nk6p 4p oro M ffnde MfndeSs9hf S
Fiat" (Op. 8, No. ,-10l, scriabine, Nikolai
29 2o "a Lfgsnaa aot From Niso6e La
Minor Ma 6Ropn piano S5sate soio Nkofs tqt op
loft; 'Etude in F. Minor" (Op. 10. No 81.
Chopin, Nikolai Orloff. and selection from
Golden
orchestra.
The Atkins Silver Steel Sawsniths
will play at WFBEI Thursday night
from 1880 to 1870 und3r leadership
of w. S. Mitchell, of the Indian
apolis Military Band The program
Introductory-"I Indiana" ........ Hanley
Scenes from Babes in Toyland". Herbert
Hungarian Fantasia" ........... Tobani
Fox Trot-"Did You Mean It'...... Baker
Waltz Wedding of the Winds" Hall
Italians in AlgiSrs" o.. .Rossini
Fox Trot-'After Ny Laughter Came
"Raminescences Of verdi ....... aodfTey
"A Cocoanut Dance" ............ Herman
Three Spanish Dances" 800. .Moszssowski
Trombone Smiles" .........,......N Nelles
A two piano arrangement Of songs
from the Connecticut Yankee" is
scheduled by the Ipana Troubadours
for their Thursday night broadcast.
Dave Grupp, the Ipana drummer,
will be at one piano in this number
and Harry Merker, pianist of the
Ipana orchestra, will be at his &C
customed place at another The
medley viii include My Heart Stood
Still" Il Feel At Home With YOU"
and Thou Swell"
The program follows:
SPEEDY Boy" Keep Sweeping the
Cobwebs Off the Moon 'Bo- Peep"
There's Something About Rose
"IIittle Mother" (Waltz). Rhapsody
of Rhythm, Medley from "Connccti-
cut Yankee" (two pianos, Losing
Yeu," 'Lauretta."
The Ipana Troubadours will be on
the air over twenty eight stations of
Red network of the National Broad
C0@tfrg Company from 8 to $50
(EST).
Old time melodies will be sung
during the Mary Lyon Taylor hour
over WFBM at 7:05 tonight. Those
who will take part in the program
tire Mrs. Frank West, soprano; Miss
Mabelle Moehlman, soprano; Miss
Johnny Mae Thompson, contralto;
George e. Thompson, baritone;
Clifford D. Long, tenor; Mrs. Ralph
Stephens, accompanist and pupils
of Clifford D. Lane Of the Indian
apolis Conservatory of Music.
Mrs. West
"Washboard Blues ............ Carmichael
Ensemble
melancholy Baby
James Carpenter, tenor
Sunny South
Ensemble
"Crade in Caroline"
James Carpenter. tenor
AZ OaWnlng -.-..-..,..,. .-... Cadnan
DAINTY Miss .............,..... Novelette,
Ensemble
Sunrise
James Carpenter. tenor
An American Sketch ........... Middleton
Ensemble
"There Must Be a Silver Lining"
James Carpenter, tenor
"The Time, The Place and The Girl"
from Madame Modiste
Ensemble
A reply to critics who call Chicago
the most crime-ridden city in the
country will be made by States At
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