The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25

lions of the Phoenix Musical Maids,
In the Phoenix Coffee hour to be
radiocast over WFBM at 8 tonight
The Maids will present I'm More
Than Satisfied" Ramona" Indian
Dawn" That's My Nanny" did
Xou Moan It"" when You're With
Somebody Else" Rio Rita" "Old
Guitar" "It Was Only Sun Show
er" and Make Believe You're Hap
py."
The Nightingale Trio will sing
Rombergs "Silver Moon" Snow
fakes" by Cowen-Gaul; 1.-THE Lass
With the Delicate Hair" Southern
LULLABY" and Butterfly Waltz"
Parta Kennedy, Ethelowyn Arm
hohlter and Bernice Church will be
heard in vocal solos and duets. Vic
tor Herbert's "Serenade" and
"Gypsy Love Song" will be heard as
violin solos, played by Evelyn Nibo.
A special arrangement of Hun
gariar Gypsy songs prepared by Di-
rector Gustav Haenschen for both
orchestra and voice, will feature the
program during the Palmolive hour
to be broadcast over the NBC Red
network at tonight.
Paul Oliver, tenor, will be heard
In "Ah, Moon of My Delight" and,
with Olive Palmer, will sing tenor
soprano duet, Road to Paradise"
from "Maytime" and with one of
the schoolgirls contraltos, the grand
opera selection Home to Our
Mountains" from I'll Trovatore."
The Palmolive Revelers will be
heard in the old favorite quartet
melodies 1.-THE Girl Friend" and
''Little Cotton Dolly" In addition
there will be guitar and saxophone
novelties as solos and with vocal ac-
compartment.
An innovation in the Bright Star
Battery program tonight at 7, over
'WRNY, New York, will be the ap-
pearance Of the famous Russian
poet and author, Philip M. Raskin,
who will present readings from his
own best known poems. The other
guest artists will be Gregory Ash
man, American pianist, who will in
terpret "Hark, Hank the Lark" a
Schubert-Liszt composition. Vital
Koretzky has selected the beautiful
tenor arias from the operas Mig
non" and "Werther of MasSenet."
The balance of the program follows:
"Dreams Of Love" (Liebestraume) 800.
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''Intermezzo sinfonico" from "cavai-
Pizzicsto HHH SaCatte, 'MaSea eb
Bright Star Trio
The Philharmonic Symphonette,
unit Of Stringed instruments drawn
from the ranks of the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra, will pre-
sent the White Rock concert which
will be heard through stations asso-
ciated with the NBC Blue network
at $50 tonight.
The complete program for this
broadcast follows:
Serenade, Zine Kleine Nacht Musk"
80 symphonette So NlOAAf'
Symphonette
s'Evening STAR from "Tannhauser"...
Baritone II sol9 ; With harp accom-;
Theodore Celia
Baritone solo, Herbert Gould;
harp accompaniment, Theodore
Celia
'serenade" Haydn
~Polonaise" from THE Serenade" -.
symphonette
The rough and ready life of Col
orado mining camp will be utilized
as background for the experiences
of Mary and Bob in their transcon-
tinental search for true stories in
the next broadcast of the True
Story hour over the Columbia
Broadcasting System at 7 tonight.
1t will be remembered that Mary
and Bob left New York four months
ago to tour the country in search
of truth that is stranger than f1c-
ton" Travelling south along the At
lantic Coast, the cold months were
spent in the southern States along
the Gulf of Mexico, but with the
coming of spring they started north
ward again along the Pacific coast
into the northwest and are now
headed east along the Canadian
border and down through Colorado,
where they will be found in this
broadcast.
The Wrigley Review, presented by
6pearmen who sing, play instru-
ments an dentertain with versatility
as they pass in review, will be
broadcast through stations asSoci-
ated with the NBC Blue network
tonight at 7.
A male quartet will sing Garry
On" Sweet Sue" and "Wobbly
Walk" duo will present Bob
White" and comedy song, CIR In
stance" tenor soloist will sing
''When My Ships Come Sailing
Home" Dream River" will be
heard as contralto solo and there
will be several instrumental solos.
Charles Gilbert Spross, organist,
composer and choir director will
conduct another in the series of
Cathedral Echoes programs of WGY
tonight at 7. The programs are
most distinctive and now occupy
an outstanding place among air pre-
sensations. Anthems, familiar to all
church goers and most music lovers,
make up the programs and each
week selections follow a definite
theme, tohight's will be "Redemp-
ton" A mixed quartet sings num-
bers with organ accompaniment.
The program will include the fol-
lowing numbers:
Anthem-"O Come Redeemer" .. West
Alto Solo-"O Divine Redeemer''. .Gounod
Anthem-"Fear Not, o Israeli .Spicker
Soprano Solo-'I Know My Redeemer"
.sssss. HdnQel
Anthem-"Our Blest Redeeher" 49,. Hall
Village Swallows" a composition