The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-13

CT. VALENTINE and Dan Cupid
~ will be the headliners on the
Baldwin hour of music over WFBM,
Indianapolis, at $3.50 tonight. A
story in verse, in keeping with the
spirit of St. Valentines day, will be
interspersed with vocal and instru-
mental numbers in an original
manner. Members of the Schubert
quartet will take an active part in
the program. The Baldwin En-
semble will render the orchestral
numbers and accompany the sing
erS.
The program, arranged by Berta
Miller Ruick, will be heard as fol-
lows:
Wien Hearts, Are Young" from Lady.
"Un{derneath q, Big Umbrella" from Lone
Little Ray, of Sunshine" from Lefty
'Mary from "Mary."
alice. Blue Gown" from MARY"
Sweet Lady" from ''Tangerine."
Fabric Of Dreams from ",Nifties."
Dream Boat" from Popular"
"A Kiss in the Dark" from Orange Bios
Wen Never Grow OLD" from "rangerine
"Satan's Methods" will be the
subject of an address delivered by
j. Saunders during the program of
the International Bible Students
Association, radiocast by WKBF,
Indianapolis, at 1880 tonight. The
program follows:
Voice.
.. my Ias Rrf.c+; ASf rIr9
Martha J.: MacDougail. ' '
Address" Satans Methods"
voice-"Rest in n the Lord. ,Mendelssohn
Martha MacDougall.
i""0 ''''' virginia Harbaugh. ''N
Rosa Raisa, soprano prima donna
of the Chicago Civic Opera Com
pany, will be the guest artist to be
presented to listeners of the NBC
Red network tonight during the
broadcast of the General Motors
Family Party, at $3.50.
A portion of the evenings pro-
gram will be as follows:
lntermezno from NdfdAlelld Esueu-
ga. ,,... Orchestra u.s.,
Ave Maria-"Othello" ..............Ve Verdi
Vol 10 "CaValleria Rustieana"
"AnriI 'W;eaiberr;i.' '...... M1Bsc oaeers
April weather Miss Raiisa 'f'Osei0
Scarf Dance" .Chaminade
"Pizzicato Polka" .................D elibes
1.-THE Pirates Of Penzance" will be
the third Gilbert and Sullivan comic
opera to be presented by the KOA
Light Opera Company this season.
1t will be put on the air at the
Denver station at 9:15 tonight.
Leads in this production will be:
Everett E. Foster, Clarence G. Moore,
Harry F. Taylor, j. Allen Grubb,
Ben H. Gilbert, Marjorie Mellow
Anger, Bernice w. Doughty, Laura
Kemp Anderson, Hulda Helen Ed
wards and Lucille Fowler.
A flute solo and vocal solos by
the tenor and baritone will furnish
the outstanding spots of interest in
the Musical Album of Popular
Classics to be broadcast by the Co
lumbia Broadcasting System, headed
by WOR, New York City, at to-
night. In support of the soloists
will be heard the Album Symphony
Orchestra in a group of five Or
chestral selections.
AS the title of the hour shows,
the music to be played at this time
is of the Semi-claSSical type, but
only such compositions are used as
are well-known and popular with
the average audience.
The "Andante in G Major" of
Mozart is the composition selected
by the Album Flutist as his solo
composition. The vocal solos include
"Murmuring Zephyrs" of Jensen,
sung by the Album Tenor; and
"Hear Me Ye Winds and Waves"
by Handel, rendered by the Album
Baritone.
The complete program for this
broadcast is as follows:
Overture to "Abu Hassan" . Weber
Album Symphony Orchestra
'Saeh5tusck' T SNoocturey op. as, s0nuiAnn
NO Album Symphony Orchestra SSnunann
"Andante in 9 Major H3IS wits. Mozart
'MurmurinR zephyrs'' ........... Jensen
''''pAailbb Album Symphony Orchestra '''9
EeVery,, .'s.......'..''.'.s''.. DepusSy
fo'' Album Symphony Orchestra ''O-'No''
Hear Me Ye Winds and Waves. Handel