The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-02
THE ELEVENTH musical pro-

THE ELEVENTH musical pro-
il gram of the Atkins Silver Steel
Sawsmiths under the direction of
Ed ReSener, to be broadcast by
WFBM at 1890 tonight, will include
q varied list of classical and popular
numbers. Prizes of Atkins products
are offered to listeners writing the
best letter to the company on the
subject, How I Use Saws in My
Home
The program will be heard as fol-
lows:
Overture Light Cavalry ........ Suppe
Fox Trot. Blue River"
Fox Trot, WHO'S Blue"
Unfinished Symphony ..,..... Schubert
Fox Trot. Beautiful
Carmen Suite No. T. .............. Bizet
Fox Trot, "Clemeutne'
Selections from THE Vagabound King
Fox Trot Dream kisses
Fox Trot MY Blue Heaven"
"The Song is Ended" ............. Berlin
A radio program of special appeal
to mothers and fathers will be
broadcast at 7 tonight over station
WLW, Cincinnati, when Prof. Frank
d. SIutz, famous educator and youth
expert, will talk on THE Boy and
Girl Problems AS 1t Confronts the
American Home Today"
Sharing the program with Pro-
fessor Slutz will be Marjorie SquireS,
contralto, and formerly soloist with
the New York Symphony and the
Cincinnati Symphony.
Listeners are invited to write to
Prof. Slutz, in care of WLW, about
their boy and girl problems, which
he will answer in the continuation
of tonight's broadcast at the same
hour next Friday night.
Music from the Middle West will
have a prominent place in the
musical offerings Of WIS, Chicago,
tonight. The compositions OF
Charles Sanford Skilton, noted
American composer, will be played
by the Chicago Little Symphony Or
chestra. An 'Impromptu" will be
played by Dorothy Bell, harpist.
A number Of vocal and instru-
mental soloists and groups will be
heard during the Wrigley Review,
which will be broadcast through
stations associated with the NBC
Blue network at tonight.
Vocal numbers include will You
Remember" tenor solo; you and
T." soprano solo; '1ce Cream"
vocal duet; might in Granada,
by a mixed quartet, and 1.-THE Tin
Pan Parade" contralto solo. In
.strumental numbers include "My
New York" a xylophone solo; Doll
Dance" an accordion solo, and
''Flapperette," banjo solo.
The orchestra will be heard alone
in Hong Kong Street, " THE Sweet
hearts Parade" and selections from
''Sari."
Izetta Jewel, a former Belasco
star, will direct the WGY Players
and perform the lead in one act
play THE Passion Play of Wash
ington Square" to be presented by
WGY, Schenectady, tonight.
The play is by Sidney Hirsch and
Miss Jewel is cast for the part of
Muriel de Strivruit, a debutante.
Godfrey Ludlow, violinist, accom-
panied by Lorita Cabrera Gains
borg, pianist, will be heard in a
program which will be broadcast
through stations associated with the
NBC Blue network at tonight.
The program for this broadcast
follows:
Walt in E. .................M oszkowski
Scotch Pastora!e" .....,.,..... .saenqer
N Ile GLaule .''..'''.'.''.'' bradley
The Wailing WALL ........... ;Arnstein
Dark Eyes ........ traditional RUSSIAN
This program will be heard
through WIZ, New York; KDKA,
Pittsburgh, and KYW, Chicago.
An educational experiment of far
reaching possibilities will be
launched at GAS tonight under the
auspices Of the New York Univer-
Sity. The topic Of "Everyman's Phi
losop11y" will be covered in a series
of lectures by DR.. Herman H. Horne
of the School of Education. An at
tempt will be made through the
Balnberger station, WOR, to deter
mine how a lecture course con-
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