The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-21

Baldwin Ensemble.
s'When You Played the Organ ana
Mss Harold and Mr.. Cornish.
%Fruhlingerauschen" (Rustle OF spring
''''''' Baldwin Ensemble; "
Selections from Good News"
The Watch Tower program OF the
International Bible Students As
ISOLATION will be broadcast from
WKBF, the Hoosier Athletic Club
station, at 7:30 tonight, at which
time Part II of the Prologue, What
About the Heathen?" will be pre-
scented.
A quartet will sing a group of
sacred songs to include Goods
Tender Mercies," "Send Out the
Light" and His Yoke Is Easy"
The Babe Ruth hour over WFBM
tonight will have a national au-
dience. The guest speaker is to
be Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, one
of Americas aces during the war,
and now president of the Indian
apolis Motor Speedway Corporation.
Captain Rickenbacker will make a
special trip from his home in De-
troit to appear before the local
'trnike" at tonight.
The balance of the program of
the Babe Ruth hour, which is spon-
sored by the Mclaughlin Manufac-
turing Company, will feature Miss
Arabella Chambers, popular singer
of "blues" harmonies. Miss Cham
bers will give a more extensive pro-
gram than ever before on this hour,
in response to the numerous re-
quests for songs from the radio
audience. Other musical features
will be introduced during the pro-
gram, which is under the direction
of Ralph Elvin as the Babe Ruth
bat boy.
A girls orchestra Of eighteen in
strumentalists has been specially or
ganized to supply the musical back
ground for new radio feature, the
"O-Cedar Shining Hour" which
makes it bow to NBC Red network
listeners tonight at 6.
The new feature, which will be
heard regularly hereafter during the
same period will present in addition
the famous team Of Miller and Lyles,
colored comedians now starring in
keep Shufflin'," and a quartet of
male voices.
Lewis James, tenor, and Olive
Kline, soprano, supported by SYM
phonic dance orchestra under direc-
ton of Hugo Aariani and Goldman's
Band under Edwin Frankie Goldman
will be the guest artists in a unique
program of popular classics rem
dered in modern rhythm in the
F'rigidaire hour Of the General
Motors family party tonight at 7:30.
Miss Kline is a newcomer to the
General Motors entertainment but
is an old-timer with the public
through her extensive work as 8
photograph record artist, for which
she is popular in most American
homes that have had a talking
machine during the last ten years.
Program:
March and Procession Of Bacchus
(From Ballet Sylvia") 5000. .Delibes
:Russian Fantasy D .......... rSchaikowsky
.. 09+fle en- Gu
'At Da"nlng Orchestra '''''''' '0adman
Duet,,oQl,i,ve Kline and Lewis James.
1.-THE Mill in the Forest ....... .Enenberg
..Peer cvnto bano .c;riep
1nt ssi 6sH Mr.. James. Ramona 'ciieS
.s.i;,+ = r;o;,ri 'Hanley & DoE ElIagT
1nt sd miss Miss Kline-"Thistles and aiSS'
..1n Heatfhis dcb store; ..old Scotch d 4iEs
1n Mslt8 kline, Mr.. jo Rsi0sS
ss eegge79 5snce,; ....'ic;;b;an;Rin rlgge
sMarch Russo" ..a:..,............Ganne
fsTn msnol 0stT Rne prom the Suf Hand
of the Sky Blue Waters" .Cadman
rales of Hoffman. i SBaTcarolle" .ofenbach
1nterIude Mr.. James. DID you M sii1srs
s'Am me- Patrol ......... 'a Meacham
"Passe," the intensely dramatic
play by Ethelbert Moore, will be
presented by the KOA Players over
KOA, Denver, tonight The part OF
Victoria King, the actress who is
passe, will be played by Iris Ruth
Gilmore, dramatic director Of KOA.
Others taking part will be Ralph
Freese, Freeman H. Talbot, Ted
Vernon and Sidney Morris. The
play will begin at 1918
Devotees of the mountain stream
may hear a discussion Of subject
that is close to their hearts when
Eugene Slocum, author of aye Gods
and Little Fishes" will face a
wEAF, New York, microphone to-
night.
Although Slocurn's talk will be
addressed primarily to fishermen,
an alluring stream of quiet humor
to delight the layman will enliven
his talk for every listener.
The National String Quartet will
be heard in two short programs at
SIS and 5:45, one preceding and
one following Slocum's talk. Num-
bers in these groups will be heard
as follows:
s.Anoante, ....s.'.''s'ess'"'''' 'Qepussy
sMazurKa ...;..s.....''S'''' 'LlaqoW
sold Black Joe" ......ssss..,a arr. Pochon
II
sSerenade" .................... Haydn
"Gavotte", (Old FRENCH ....... arr. Pochon
SMinuet" from quartet No. a.. Mozart
The course of instruction in golf
strokes to be given by Johnny Far
rell, prominent professional golfer,
in the Spur Tie Beaus program, will