The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-05
Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

FINDER the direction of w. S
~ Mitchell of the indianapolis
Military Band, the Atkins Silver
Steel Sawsmiths will present bril-
liant concert over WFRM tonight
The time of this broadcast has been
changed for tonight and next
Thursday night to the hours of 8
to 9.
Here is the program which you
may tune in tonight:
Back Home In Indiana
presidential Polonaise" ....,...... .Sousa
Fox Trot-"Four Walls .........Al Jolson
Three Spanish Dances
~ Excerpts from THE Prince, Of
81 Ti Egphoniam Solo Selected '' -'U''
by the Suwance River" 49,. .Myddleton
Back In Your Own Back Yard" Berlin
Grand Selection from FAUST. Gounod
''SWeet Old Songs .........,.......Da Idy
1.-THE Childhood of Hiawatha will
be depicted in all its spirited color
for listeners of WFBM at 10 to-
night, when an Indian cantata by
that name will be sung by the
Southport Presbyterian choruc, UNI
der the direction of Carl w. Frye.
The cantata is the composition of
Ira B. Wilson and abounds i'll vivid
description of Indian Characters
tics.
The chorus is composed of fifteen
voices. Miss Lora Hendricks Is &C
companist.
The Rev. Father Romuald Mol
leun CT the Order Of Friars Minor
will preach on 1.-THE Passion and
Death of Jesus Christ" at the Tire
Ore service to be held at st. Johns
Catholic Church of this city. Father
Romuald is the professor of dog
matte theology at the Franciscan
Seminary at Oldenburg, and is
well-knoWn orator of that order. He
will preach two short sermons to be
broadcast over WFBM 1870 and
2:30 Friday. At intervals the clergy
choir under the direction of Rev.
Clement Bosler vii render sacred Sc
lections.
Other outstanding feature of to-
nights fishing are listed as fol-
lows
eoo-wJz, New York. U. S Marine Band
s:so-woc. davenport Sacred Heart
Church Choir.
7:So-wJz, New York. Ampico Hour to
s:oo-wPG. Atlantic City. wagner's
s,Oo-wJz. New York. Maxwell Hour to
s:oo-wJ Gaa'n New York. vcrdis RE
s.oo-wg qRiem pet tT fna'n Combined Dart
''Oo mo Musical Clubs
s:OO-WBAL, Baltimore. U. S. Naval
s:Oo-WEAF. New York Halsey Stuart
Program to chain.
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A special Easter program will be
broadcast during the Maxwell
House hour concert through the
Mob Blue network at tonight
The Maxwell House Concert Or
chestra, under the direction of Ma
thaniel Shilkret, will play the over
ture from Meyerbeer's opera, THE
Huguenots"; "Tales from Vienna
Woods" a Strauss waltz; Easter
Chimes" by Lake, and a four-in-
one suite in which Lacome, Berlioz,
Grieg and Rubinstein will be repre-
scented.
Astrid Fielde, soprano, and Elliott
Shaw, baritone, will sing HaleVy's
Bright Star of Hope" from his
"L'Eclair," while Miss Fjelde's solo
numbers will be Ave Maria from
Verdi's "Otello." and "A Dream by
Grieg. Mr. Shaw will sing THE
Lost Chord" by Sullivan. A scherzo
by Fidelman will be heard as a vio-
lin solo.
1.-THE Procession of the knights of
the Holy Grail" from Richard Wag-
ner's opera, "Parsifal," Will be
played by the United States Marine
Band in a program broadcast from
the Marine Barracks n Washington
through stations associated with the
NBC Blue network tonight at 6.
The program follows:
Procession of the Knights. from "Parsi-
Tone Poem. "Finlandia ........ .sibelius
O"iY coTnet Solo, Second Leader A. S.
Whtcomb
Nocturne, In a Monastery Garden.
cuius Anime, from .stabat Mater .Rossini
Trombone Solo. Principal Musician,
r. f. Clark
Overture, to "Sec the ConouerinG Hero
Marines Hymn, The Halls of Monte
zEma'
The Star spangled Banner
The Choir Invisible, for many