The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-09


Kennedy, tenor, and Gordon Brown,
baritone. The German group will
be offered by the Lang Either Trio
and the Manhattan Male Quartet.
Julian Mario Oliver, tenor, will sing
the Spanish group, and the Nullo
Romani Orchestra, and G. Formi-
Sano, tenor, are to do the Italian
numbers. The Russian group will
be rendered by vladimir Dyloff,
basso, and Michael Gorsky, tenor.
The complete program is as fol-
lows
Iaj Medley Of Scotch Airs.
Orchestra.
(b) "Loch Lomond."
George Kennedy, tenor.
(c) ''LasSie o. Mine"
George Brown, baritone.
(aj ECHO Vom Gebirge" echo from the
OBJ ts| Lustis Froh" Gay and Merry.
Lang Either Trio.
(a) Made Ruck, Ruck, Ruck;' .,.
(b) 'Des Morgens in der Fruhe (Early
in the Morning..
Manhattan quartet.
9p IA TIE HG Suiero" q Love Yom.
d "Jamss Me DIVIDES Never Forget
Julian Mario Oliver tenor.
laj voice del Anore" "a Voice From the
Nuiio Romani Orchestra.
(b) "A Vela" "a Schooner
c.. Formisano, tenor.
Nullo Romani Orchestra.
Ia " Dol Pa Piterskor' down The
vladimir Dylof, basso.
(b) "Notcheuka" AT Night.
Michael Gorsky, tenor.
Back from the fishing trip that
has kept them off the air for the
past few weeks, the Sylvania For
esters will appear before the micro
phone again in program which
will be broadcast through stations
associated with the NBC Blue net
work tonight at $50.
Although they have come back
to the edge of civilization, the For
esters will not desert their evening
campfire, and the programs will
have their setting in the woods. The
quartet will sing songs in keeping
wkh the mood induced by dying
nypers and the Soughing Of the
pirsa trees.
The complete program for thiS
broadcast follows:
Elm the Cleaning" and "Sylvania Song.
quartet and Vibraphone.
Quartet and Vibraphone.
Golden Crown" -..................Gra Graves
"stea, Away ts yGlin SOLO
'All Through the Night"
..su,- s-.,, Vibraphone solo. 49,.
p---' Np'" quartet. . 1i's0'
''Theres Song in My Heart ..Hamblen
'Lovely Night 5aF''one 500 .chwatal
Aii''l '''''''' quartet. '''''''' OHA"0"n
';sylvania Song and Home, Sweet Home"
Quartet. Vibraphone, violin.
With Cadman's celebrated song
cycle, Morning Of the Year" and
the famous third act from the opera
Martha" as headliners, tonight
will be a stellar event in KOAs
participation in Denyer'S annual
music week. Morning of the
Year" will be broadcast from 9:15
to GAS, and the Martha" excerpt
from 1918 to 10:45, both presenta-
ton by the KOA mixed quartet
Among other musical treats for the
day will be Songs We Remember"
by thine Manual Music Club at Sis
and a popular musical program at S.
Caroline Andrews, coloratura So
prano, familiarity known as The
Lark" and one of the most pop
ular of broadcasting artists is
scheduled to participate again in
the Goodrich Silvertown Cord hour
through the NBC Red network at
7:30 tonight. The Goodrich Silver
town Cord Orchestra and quartet
will take part, as usual. The men,
berS Of the quartet are Cyril Pitts,
Thomas Muir, George Miller and
James Phillips.
Miss Andrews is scheduled to sing
Chaminades Summer" and Frimls
"Giannina Mia" The ensemble will
be heard in a potpourri of melodies
by Sir Arthur Sullivan, the famous
light opera composer.
An excerpt from Sidney Jones's
"Geiska," an old operate favorite,
will be played during the hour of
Slumber Music which will be broad
cast through stations associated
with the NBC Blue network, to-
night at 8.
The complete program for this
broadcast follows
"'Polonaise" Observation-Disclosures. Chopin
selection from 'Geisha' ........,.. Jones
Southern Roses" (waita) ........ Strauss
"Be ec9Gse9e from "Joceiyn 49,. Go o6a4dd
'Endante Rehgioso" ..........,.. Thorne
81 Know That NY Redee1ner Liyeth"
s.......-.,... -........--..... Handel
1.-THE World and the Philosopher"
will be the subject of Prof. T. v.
Smith OF the University of Chicago
over WMAQ, Chicago, at 7 tonight.
Acceptance of the world. however
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