The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-25
Fishing The Air
rrHE FOuR HARMONY KINGS.
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
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ETHE FOUR HARMONY KINGS,
4 under the direction of Howard
Humphrey, will entertain listeners
during the Mary Lyon Taylor hour,
to be broadcast from WFBM at 7:05
tonight with two new and very I'M
usual numbers, do You Want That
6tone?T and Join the Band"
Other selections to be heard are:
"I'm Climbing Up the Mountain,
Children" do You Call That Re-
Igion?" 1.-THE Steamboat" IT Am in
His Care" ''Toct, loot, Dixie" and
Louisiana 30 b."
The following program, under au-
pices of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs,
will be broadcast over WKBF, the
Hoosier Athletic Club station, to-
night at o'clock:
america" (Leedy Chimesl, Fred Kiemle;
Chloe" Let A Smile Be Your I'm I'm
Thornbrough; 'Bi1s Bells Of scoltand'
!Leedy Chimes, Fred Kiemle; History Of
sell: Jerusalem to Jerico," George Will
liams; "Cavaleria Rusticana" (Leedy
Chimesl, Fred Kienlle; recitation, "Practic-
ing" Gayle Tbornbrough; Among My
Souvenirs; Let Me Be Your Boy Friend,
Ludies' Orchestra.
Vincenzo Bellini's Norma" will be
the opera given by the National
Grand Opera ensemble under the
direction of Cesare Sodero in tabloid
form through the NBC Red net
work tonight at $50.
The cast will include the follow
ing:
Norma, Astrid Fjelde, soprano;
Adalgisa, Grace Leslie, mezzo So
prano; Pollione, Julian Oliver,
tenor; Orovesco, Nino RuiSi, bass.
This opera, which is being given
by the National Grand Opera en-
semble for the first time, was pro-
duced in Milan in 1881. Its first
New York production took place at
the Academy of Music in 1854. Later
it was heard in the Metropolitan
Opera House in 1891. The story is
laid in Gaul about so B, G.
A good time is in store for those
who tune in on the Columbia
Photograph hour to be broadcast
by the Columbia Broadcasting SyS-
tenn at 9 tonight. The occasion is
the Columbia Photograph Com
pany's monthly studio party, and
the host is Ben SelVin, Columbia's
genial impresario.
Those who have accepted invita-
tons to be present and take part in
the program are: Paul Specht and
his orchestra; Oscar Grogan. tenor;
the famous Rondalla "Usandizaga;;"
Seger Ellis, tenor, and Eva Leoni,
soprano.
The complete program, which is
mostly Of a popular nature, is as
follows:
zone More Night
LET a Smile Be Your Umbrella
Paul Specht and his orchestra
lust Across the Street from Heaven"
Oscar Grogan. tenor
Dondal1a "Usandizaga"
''The Nightingale and the Rose"
"Songs My Mother Taught Me"
.,n., Eva Leoni;, soprano
The Grass Grew Greener"
Paul Specht and his orchestra
''Gif Fl Of Ny Dreams, .
80. - RSndana "Usandizaga"
80 ~ oscar Grogan, tenor
"Just Little Different
PAU Specht and his orchestra
"Science is common sense per-
fected." How near this statement,
by Huxley, comedies with the pres
emit day definition will be related
over WMAQ tonight at Z by Delton
T. Howard, professor of psychology
at Northwestern University.
More military music is to be heard
in the holster radio program of
famous composers of that type of
music to be broadcast by Columbia
System at $3.50 tonight. The martial
strains are to be presented by the
holster Radio Military Band, COM
paratively new organization in radio
circles.
Among the military numbers to
be offered at this time will be found
Won Suppe's Light Cavalry over
ture; Sousa's 1.-THE Thunderers"
Ndeachanl's 1.-THE American Patrol,
Reeves Second Connecticut
March," and Bagley's National
Emblem"
Among the less martial strains
will be heard such compositions as
''The Boy and the Birds" by Hager;
Mazanilla from "Jacintha" by
Robyn, and "Finlandia" by Sibelius.
Instrumental and vocal soloists,
novelty entertainers and marimba
band will present the variety hour
which will be broadcast through
stations associated with the NBC
Blu network, tonight at 8.
Joe Green and his marimba band
will open the program with Jolly
Fellows" and also will play LET
Me Call You Sweetheart" Moon
light Lane" "Just One Girl" and
other numbers. May Robinson, So
prano SoloiSt, will sing "a Bowl of
Roses" by Clarke; Ivy Scott, also
a soprano, will present "Chick,
Chick, Chicken" from 1.-THE Country
Girl" and Rosalie Wolf will sing
two soprano solos, Dawn of To-
morrow and "Trinkets." "Stone-
cracker jim" will be a bass solo by
John Oakley. and George O'Brien,
tenor, will sing "In an Old-FaSh-
toned Town"
The march from Raff's symphony,
eLeonore," descriptive of the passing
troops and the parting of the low
ers, will be played as the opening
number in the hour of Slumber
Music which will be broadcast in the
hour of Slumber Music which will