The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19

"CMILING Through" romantic
- play, clean and wholesome
that was made famous several years
ago when Jane. Cowl played the
leading role, will be produced in
condensed form before the mike
of WHIP, Philadelphia, by the Cath
Ole League of that city.
Weber's overture, "Euryanthe''
will be played by the United States
Navy Band during the program to
be broadcast by WIZ, New York,
and other Blue chain stations at 6
tonight. Tschaikowsky, Wagner and
Gounod also are represented on the
program.
Fourteen years ago when Miss
Louise Hammond went to China as
a missionary she adopted Chinese
routine, ate Chinese food and
dressed in Chinese clothes. AS a
result she finds herself thinking
much as Chinese think, and in her
radio talk on Home Life in China"
over WMAQ, Chicago, at 7:25 to-
night she will present her subject
not in critical vein, but in the
matter-ef fact way of Chinese.
A selection from "Iolanthe," a
Gilbert and Sullivan light opera,
will be played during the hour of
Slunber Music to be radiocast Kat
8 tonight over the stations of the
NBC Blue network Cigars "Pomp
and Circumstance" "opens the pro-
gram, which also includes selections
from Nell Gwynn" suite by Ger
man, and Schubert's Unfinished
Symphony"
Farewell until next fall-will
be the subject of DR.. S. Parkes
Cadmans address for this Sundays
conference ON the Bedford Branch
Y. M. G. A. to be broadcast oyer
the NBC Red network at Sunday
afternoon. This is the last of the
series for the season. DR.. Cadman
will return to his radio congrega-
ton next fall
NBC religious services are listed
as follows:
NoonERed CHAIN 1nterden sGnaa al
A Rndre fSRR9edigionf and eo ATt eio
feTence New YoTE University 1dtY Band
Joe Mitchell Clhnapple' "A Special
2:OO-Red chain; Mems Conference. Y. M.
C. A.: DR.. S. Parkes Cadman. Fare
9.qn Eiue chain. National r2a1ioiovs eo-,,
The Restoration Of the Soul
ss@al " Players 5i0Szs as.i 4'' # the the
William Simmons, baritc2,1, will
sing the following numbers in the
Atwater Kent hour at tbs Sunday
night to be broadcast over the
NBC Red chain:
Calm Is the Night" ......... Carl Bohm
The Spring Has Come" .Maude V. White
fTSS gg Be S4nh Eyes Edward MacDo Sskk
The Green Eyed Dragon" $50. Charles
,5oming .....'....'......'...ID pei, Del Elego
"The Lord Is My Light 80 Allison
Presenting program of "All
Spring Purport" Pauline Watson,
violin, will play the following we'll
known numbers over WRNY, New
York, Sunday afternoon, at 2:15:
I'm Garden" ..............S chumann
May (The seasonsj ....... Tschaikowsky
Spring Song Sampson and Deliiah)
tNray Song; FigaS
'TF Ss ROBIN o5E sings in the Apple TreeSS
'Baiiet Of the Flowers 49,. Hadley-Poiah
(a) Margurites
(bl Violets
ga Au Printemps" ............ Wessaly
81 Printemps" .................C C. RAIDER
Katherine Palmer and the Ma
tional String Quartet will render an
all-Schumann program at IL Sun
day morning to be broadcast over
stations in the NBC Red network.
The Symphony hour, over the
Columbia System at l Sunday after
noon, will be composed of numbers
by Russian and French composers,
in ,luding Tschaikoysky, Rinnsky
Korsakof and Massenet.
A group of songs by Rnnsky-
Korsakof will be presented by
Devora Nadworney, contralto and
Mathilde Harding, pianist, during
the Music of the Masters period to
be radiocast over WIZ, New York,
and KWK, st. Louis.
Hans Barth, American concert
pianist, has selected a program from
various masters for his Sunday
night recital at over stations of
the Red chain, including Beethoven,
Sehumann and Chopin.
Gounod's SACRED Heart Mass"
again will be rendered in the Cathe-
dral hour to be radiocast by the
Columbia System at Sunday after
noon. The program is composed
mostly of Gounod numbers.
From the Land Of the Sky Blue
Water" by Charles Cadman, will be
played as a violin solo by Don
Amaizo, violnist, during the pro-
gram to be broadcast at 3:15 Sun
day night through stations of the
NBC Blue networks
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Central Standard Time
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