The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-16

Baldwin hour to be radiocast over
WFBM at z tonight, which will in
clude Use Gwine to Sing in de
Heabonly Choir" Deep River"
and Swing Low Sweet Chariot" as
we'll as q group of Negro melodies
seldom heard; BLOW Hard, Col
Norf VIM" Ode Back Slidin'
Brudder," and std Like to Go
Down Souf once Mo-"
The Baldwin String Ensemble
and the Schubert Quartet VIII ap-
pear before the microphone in this
program. Solos will lie heard from
lila Friernood, Fred Jerry and Mar
Orie Harold.
The complet program follows:
Selections from "The Five O'Clock Grip
Baldwin String Ensemble
0"!ns no" arr arr by William Arms Fisher
Schubert Quartet, ...,-,,,
Lonesome Moonlight" 49,. Lily strickland
Ila Fr1ermood &c
0aVa'ii" Baldwin Ensemble nan
de Black Slidin' Brudder" arr. by Parks
earl Carroll VanitieS"
Baldwin Ensemble
elbow Hard, Col Norf Win '..;.;,.. 49,,
...............S Southern Plantation Air
Schubert quartet
eco Down. Moses -. Negro Spiritual
Fred Jerry
"Into the Dawn With You. ......... Lee
Marjorie Harold
Advancement of Plantation--Melo
Baldwin Ensemble 49,,
'Td Like to Go Down Sout once MO "
"Bendemeer's Stream" (requesUJ
Schubert Quartet
"The Drama of the Ages" is the
subject of an address by Edgar A.
Finn to be broadcast in the pro
gram of the International Bible
Student Association at 730 tonight
over WKBF.
The complete program follows:
Piano-"Fourth Mazurkaq" ........ GODDARD
Violin-"Perpetual Motion" ....... BONN
Violet AlberS
Address-''The Drama o.. the Ages.
Edgar A. Finn
" Ms,s4 Musical' ca schqlb STi
rsvaT Sr1 TTrrEoaReTbcIn,a 4ugostat yioIin. 4
Violet Albers. cello. and Ruth
Eakin. piano.
Steve flanagan, publicity director
of the Indianapolis Motor Speed
way, and press representative of
Gene Tunney, will give ten-min-
ute talk on the worlds boxing cham
uion during the program of the
Babe Ruth hour, sponsored by the
Mclaughlin Manufacturing Com
pany, at 8 tonight over WFBM.
The Four Balls, which appeared
for the first time on this program
last Monday night, will feature the
hour tonight in both popular and
classical numbers.
The Hall johnson Jubilee Singers,
in a plantation program, will be the
guests of the General Motors family
party tonight, which is to be broad
cast over the NBC Red network
from WEAF, New York, at $3.50.
While this organization of singers
is well known through their phono-
graph records and concerts, the
plantation program which they will
broadcast tonight will mark their
first appearance before the radio
audience.
Hall Johnson, the conductor of
this chourS, is a musician and COM
poser of thorough and sound train
ing, who for a period of two years
has been developing and perfecting
this ensemble. His sixteen Negro
singers are said to represent every
one of the southern States.
The program tonight will be
heard as follows:
Dance of the Ice Cubes"
Band and orchestra
Bsrifop csc sol9 27o, Mge,3 You ThereF
Garry Me Back to Old virginny."
Hall johnson Singers.
"Goll1Wogg Cake Wax" ..t.... 80. .Qebussy
oTcReStfa With background OF 0ld I Foks
at Home" by Hall Johnson Singers.
There's a Cradle in Caroline" 49,. albert
0feoie 6eiiS Banjo orchestra. A"iiipe
Keep A Inchin' Along ''' '''-''
I'm an Eastman"
Hall johnson Singers with banjo orches-
mississippi River Scenes. ......... Kern
Orchestra.
D"'-'0 Banjo orchestra. 0''9o''"'A
ss..BBing, Cotton! March" .............., iSouSa
.D.on pt,or,, Band. p,r,otab
Han johnson, Singers and contraito SoioiSt:
Orchestra and band 80 ''
The first of a series of seventeen
talks on presidential candidates, to
be broadcast over WMAQ nightly,
will be sent out from the Chi
Cago station at $50 tonight.
Paul r. Leach of the Chicago
Daily News, who is in a position
to be well informed on the little
personalities, as we'll as the out
standing characteristics Of candi-
dates, will deliver the eight-minute
talks which will occur in the fol-
lowing order; Calvin Coolidge, Al
Smith, Frank o. Lowden, Jim Reed,
Charles G.. Dawes, Albert Ritchie,
Herbert Hoover, George w. Norris,
Charles Curtis, Thomas Walsh,
Charles f. Hughes, A. Victor Dona-
hey, William Borah, Joe T. Robin
son, Owen D. Young, William G.
McAdoo and Edwin T. Meredith.
Lena Madesin Phillips, president
of the National Federation of Bust
ness and Professional Women'S
clubs, will inaugurate a National
Business Women's Week in q radio
talk to be delivered from the NBC
WEAF Studios at tonight. Her
subject will be Business and
Woman. Power"
Miss Phillips is known as a