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

ntral Standard Time
Torrance by the Chicago Civic
Opera Company.
Suitable selections for holy week
by famous composers will comprise
the program to be offered in the
holster radio hour though asso-
ciated stations of the Columbia
broadcasting system at $3.50 tonight.
This entertainment presents the
holster radio symphony orchestra,
karolers, instrumental and vocal So
loistS. Among the instrumentalists
will be found the 'cellist and violin
list, and among the vocalists, tenor,
soprano and contralto.
The program will be heard as fol-
lows:
:. BOLSTER Radio Symphony Orchestra:
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holster RdQlO soprano ana COQLr2lLO.
THE Last Dream of the Virgin"
holster Radio Symphony; ,orchestTa
Choral: "Wachet ATf' awake from
Die MeisterSlnger' ....... wagner
holster Radio Full Ensemble.
A. Hyatt Verrill, who has recently
returned from the jungles of Bra
I'll, where he found a strange beard
ed type of people near the Bolivian
Brazil border, will discuss his eX-
periences before the radio audience
of WRNY, New York, at tonight.
Verrill is an author and illustrator,
as well as naturalist and explorer.
With Willie Collier as master of
ceremonies and with Capt. Patrick
Irving O'Hay as announcer in the
ring, the Jolly Friars will broad
cast another evening of fast anna
teur boxing bouts at 8 tonight.
Walter c. Kelly, THE Virginia
Judge; Damon Runyon, Arthur
Bugs Baer, Sid Mercer, Bobby
Clarke and many other luminaries
of the stage and sporting firma-
ments will appear before the micro
phone, giving blow-by-blow de-
Scription of the various encounters.
Amateur radio station 9BCW,
operated in his spare time by j. A.
Slusser, power house operator at
KOA, Denver, has just been desig-
mated control station of the Cover
nor's radio set for Colorado.
His station is an army amateur
radio station Of the 9th Corps Area,
under the signal corps plan of af-
filiation with transmitting radio
amateurs.
His duty will be to transmit Of
fetal messages to all parts of the
country. The system under which
Slusser operates provides the Army
with swift transcontinentaI COM
munication and keeps in reserve at
all times corps of trained radio
operators.
Some of the nights best features
are summarized below:
7:00-WEAF New York-American Maya
zine hour to chain.
7:oo-WIP Philadelphia-Gimb Choral
7:3o-WQR =, Newark-Play. 1.-The Sky
8:OO-WJz New York-variety hour to
s;OO-WGBS New York-Friars Club box
ING bouts, Willie Collier. Bugs Baer.
8.30-WEAF New York-SilvertoWn Or
chestra. quartet to chain.
8:30-WOR Newark-Columbia Network
Famous COmpoSerSg.
9;OO-WOR Newark Columbia Network
Columbia hour.
9:oo-WLs Chicago-U. OF Chicago choir:
915-KOA Denyer-Twenty Years OF
9:3O-WEAF New York-Opera, Romeo
and Juliette' to chain.
WLW Chicago Forgotten Operas"
j. Robert O'Brien, author, soldier
and lecturer, will speak on Amer
ice in Nicaragua" during a program
which will be broadcast by the Ma
tional Broadcasting Company
through WIZ, New York, Thursday
afternoon.
This is the first of a series of
short talks by O'Brien, sponsored
by the S. Rankin Drew Post, No.
$40, of the American Legion in New
York. O'Brien served as a marine
in Central American countries for
a period of ten years, spending part
of that time in Nicaragua, and is
therefore in a position to talk in
diligently on this subject, AS
student of law, he received the an
nual oratorical medal of a western
law college.