The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-21
Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
ALI references are Central Standard Time

All references are Z
THE only concert which Franz
L. Schubert gave in his life time
will be broadcast, 100 years after its
performance, during the Columbia
Phonograph hour tonight at 9, from
WOR, Newark, to the seventeen
stations of the Columbia network.
In the hall of the Musikverein,
In Vienna, Schubert gave a private
recital during the last week of
March, 1923, in which the program
consisted entirely of his own works.
In conmemoration Of this concert
and to inaugurate the Schubert CEN
tennial, WOR will broadcast it
across the century. The order in
which Schubert arranged his con-
cert 100 years ago will be substan-
italy followed in the radio concert
tonight.
This single concert of Schubert
was not commented upon by the
critics of his day. Nevertheless it
was successful; it netted Schubert a
profit of $3.50. The 1928 perform
ance of Schuberts recital which in
augurates the Centennial celebra-
ton sponsored by the Columbia
Photograph Company, with an ad-
visory body headed by Otto H.
Kahn, will be preceded by brief
talk upon the significance of Schu-
bertS work for the world today. DR..
John H. Finley, educator and edi-
tor. will deliver the address.
The program will be heard as fol-
lows:
Overture. to '.'Rosamunde"
A.. Columbia symphony ORCHESTRA
at the s SIT iBHV Wheep 'N''i S'is'
"Du Bist die Run MY Sweet Repose)
'scherzo" from Trio. in 3. Flat, op. 80
'serenade'' csta Mal55B mo
Contralto Solo
First Movement from Unfinished
Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Moment Musical" Oh. 81, No. 8
"who Is Sylvia Fi""o oo'o'
S'Die Allmacht'' (The Omnipotence)
Columbia Mixed Quartet
Tune in one of the following
stations, which make up the Co.
lumbia broadcasting system: WOR,
New York; WCAU, Philadelphia;
WEAN, Providence; WMAK, Buff
falo; WAS, Pittsburgh; WAIU,
Columbus; WGHP, Detroit; WOWO,
FIT Wayne; KMBC. Kansas City;
WNAC, Boston; WF'BL, Syracuse;
WCAO, Baltimore; WADC, akron;
WKRC, Cincinnati; WMAQ, Chi
cago; KNOX, st. Louis; KOHL,
Council Bluffs.
Donizetti's opera, "L'Elisir d'A-
more" elixir of Love- will be the
presentation of the National Grand
Opera Company tonight at $50
through the NBC Red network.
The opera will be directed as
usual, in tabloid form, by Cesare
Sodero. It consists of two acts and
was first produced in Milan, Italy
in 1882.
Other good catches" for tonight
are summarized below:
4:sO-WABC, New York. Heckscher Foun-
dalton Children's Symphony of 60.
T:oo-WJZ, New York, Champion sparkers
..o to- to Blue u network s,,,orto, or
chestra and quartet to Red network.
s:00-WOR, Newark, Columbia Net work
e:15-RoA. Denver. Folk Songs of the
s;so1WEAF New fe o.. 9oTsi Opera Il EIlsir
s:45-WLsS, Chicago, Hockey, Rangers VS..
Blackhawks
Lifting music will be presented by
the soloiStS Of the Variety hour in
a program which will be broadcast
through stations associated with the
NBC Blue network tonight at 8.
The program for this broadcast
follows.
Joe Green and Marimba Band
'''"'''' Soprano Solo. Ivy Scott
Beautiful Isle Of Paradise
"SWeetie Tootie Tootit"
Momsn CLARK end His South Sea I He16eTf
.. Joe Green and Marimba Band
Tenor Solo, Giuseppe di Beuedetto
c Con Solo. Paula Hemminghaus
"Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life
Joe Green and Marimba Band
Southern Skies
Rosalie Wolf and George O'Brien
"a Cuba" 19cI up Pa
t Baritone art Solos, Francisco Fuentes
Joe Green and Marimba Band
rive Done What You Told Me to Do
"'"Ve" Utica Jubilee Singers
''Tne Winds In the South" ........ Scott
Soprano Solo, Genia ziieliinska
5000 joe, Green e 7 and Marimba Band
1850. 'sN' Tenor Solo, George o'Brien po,.o
''Triguena Hermosa" ................P Ponce
40 / sop pT9rS and Baritone Solos,
..-,, Emita Ortiz and Francisco Fuentes
Joe Green and Marimba Band
Baritone Solo. Theodore Webb
THE World Is Waiting For the sunrise
Mixed Quartet
Joe Green nan and Marimba Band
A mystery which would have baf-
fled the keenest minds of Scotland
Yard or the New York City Detec-
tive Bureau will be solved tonight
at 7:30 when the Street and Smith
players present "The Green Eye"
by Hubert Footner to the radio
audience of Station WOR.
The story is based upon the Slngu-
lar disappearance from ship in
mid ocean of the Grown Prince of
Rugaria. His Royal Highness, it
seems, was being struggled back into
Rugaria by his uncle, Prince Man
escu, and all kinds of trouble was
being cooked for the usurper who
was holding down the throne.
Necessarily there is a beautiful
princess in the myStery-Elora, her
mother named her-and what is not
so usual, a young republican patriot
who is in love with the princess.