The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-08

the hour Of the Atkins Silver Steel
SawSmiths' weekly program at 1890
tonight from WFBM, the Indianapo-
lis Power and Light Company
station. The SawsmithS are directed
by Indianapolis leading impresario
Ed ReSener.
The program will be opened by a
light overture by Suppe to be fol-
lowed by more modern numbers.
The program follows:
Morning, Noon and Night" Overture.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fFq rfToi
"a Japanese Sunset Deepen
EN- a Clock Store" Descriptive Fam. :.
.geTensde ::::.:::::.:::: Erin
songs IF the old Folks lcompiied Eafe
EILEEN" Selection from Victor Herbert
rim RIM
e'TSe Sunrise nFESS Win Bring Another Day,
Special arrangement by Ferdie drofe
Two preludes by Sergei Rachman-
inoff will be played by the United
States Marine Band, under the di-
rection of Taylor Branson, during
the program which will be broadcast
through stations associated with the
NBC Blue network at tonight. The
program will be heard as follows:
Coronation Cmarchl 80. .Tschalikowsky
Overture to "RusSland and Ludmillan
...................... GllnKa a
''Hone But the Weary Heart. ....::...,
Trumpet Solo: A. S. wq5teS@5; ,, "'n.
P PFsISds il il 6 S Min92 Minor
Princess' from "scheherazade" -;
Procession Of the 'sirdar,S from e'CaT-
Marines Hymn. The Halls of Monte
yuma"
The concert will be heard through
WIZ New York; WREN, Lawrence;
WRC, Washington; WOW, Omaha.
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The International Singers, a male
quartet, will be featured during the
Maxwell House Hour which will be
broadcast through stations assoc
lated with the NBC Blue chain at 8
tonight.
In this program the International
Singers will be heard in two groups
of songs which will include Drink
to Me Only With Thine Eyes"
Bach's "Now TITS Time for Drink
ing" Messengers Long Ago in
Alcala;" and Coates Bird Song at
Eventide." The Maxwell House
Concert Orchestra, under the direc-
ton of Nathaniel Shilkret, will be
heard in a number of selections, in
Guiding MacDoWell'S ITO a Water
Lily" Greig's Butterfly" the over
ture to Glinks,'s Life of the Gar"
two Brahms serenades, ballet music
from DelibeS' LA Source" and Cole
ridge Taylor's "Hiawatha Suite"
"A concert called In a Garden of
Music" will be heard from WLW,
Cincinnati, at tonight, which will
be sponsored by Spring Hill MUIR
series. The following selections will
be played and sung:
"shade Of the Old Apple Tree"
''Hollyhocks" ballet Of Flowers) e. Hadley
D-'ll contraito with Orchestra, ira 'D'l"i
CHERRY Blossoms" ;................. Friml
Come Fill My Hands With Roses" -.
' contraito with Orchestra -'''N''
Roses of Picardy''
THE SNOWFALL
10 '1pflns ''0;rcibes;,irca' ''''''''''' c'relg
There's Something About Rose That
Reminds Me OF You"
,.-,,,-. Duets
Orchestra
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An array Of popular radio stars,
among whom will be Betsy Ayres,
soprano; Andy Sanella, saxophonist;
Earl Oliver. trumpeter; Lou Reder-
man, violinist; Dan Lieberfeldt,
pianist, and Joe Green, marimba So
loist, will be heard in the Dodge
Brothers presentation at 7 tonight
through the NBC Red chain, headed
by WEAF, New York.
The musical happenings of the
Dodge Brothers presentation will be
as follows:
Medley
(a) Havana Town fOrcheStral
(bl, II Found Your (Refrain-soprano
tc5 'eYou Came Along" (ouartet,
Dawn. from Golden Dawn" .. .Romberg
quartet
Orchestra -''''A-
''Our Bungalow of Dreams. ....... Male
!, You know wS 19eh i Mean. from
Grand street Follies". 60. Schwartz
Betsy AyreS, Soprano
march OF the H Marionettes" '.'.'''ssVino
II Told Them All 8iOp ABOUT You Friend
Did Yqu Mean III" s.r,Do
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Orchestra
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Hilarity has been found to be
highly contagious. That is the
reason why people congregate to
make merry-and why night clubs
flourish. Radio is now doing its
share to spread nlirth from these
"whoopee factories" to the homes Of
all. And those who tune in on Ed
die Worth's County Fair Dance Or
chestra, broadcast by the Gimbel
station, WGBS every Thursday
night at 10, will find that listening
to the sounds of revelry in the
County Fair Club of Greenwich Viii
Iage will increase their own enjoy
1nent of the music and dancing.
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A program Of selections entirely
from the works of Victor Herbert
will delight listeners of the Victor
Talking Machine Company broad
cast over the NBC Blue network at
10 tonight.
The entire program will be con-
THE BRUNSWICK