The Indianapolis times., 1928-03-24


sica Dragonette, soprano, in the title
role, will be presented as the Philco
hour feature over the NBC Blue
network at 8 tonight. Harold San
ford is director of the production.
The round the world debating
team of the University of Oregon
engages Kent College of Law in a
radio debate over WMAQ tonight at
10. The subject of the forensic tuS-
sic concerns the cancellation of for
eign war debts by the United States.
Votion radio listeners are to decide
the outcome.
The overture to Romeo and
Juliet" by Tschaikowsky, based on
the Shakespearian play, VIII open
the program by the New York SYM
phony Orchestra, directed by Walter
Damrosch during the RCA hour,
which will be broadcast through
stations associated with NBC Blue
network at tonight. The complete
program follows:
Overture from Romeo and Juliet, ,,..,,,
Minuet from symphony in f Flat,
.....;..,,:..:.,..... 10zsrt M0zsrt
sdlerfions slerffii3 Ma5Gh fadm peer Gynt Suite Cries
Grand March from "Tannhauser" Wagner
A melodious program ranging
from "Dardanella' which swept the
country a few years ago to the Pill
grirns' Chorus from "Tannhauser'
has been prepared by George
Shackley for the broadcast of the
Modern MeisterSingerS over Station
WOR at tbs tonight. The complete
program includes the following
numbers:
Meistersingers' signature
Who" from Sunny 1orouv
''Fhe Man / Love- from Strike Up PIT ths 5s,ir
"song saed Of India ''.,.. Rimsky KoTsaEof
Pilgrims ms Chorus from ',Tannhauser"
Lady Be Good" from Lady Be Goodb
..c.nrco 'v1icn;nroiis; Kreisler
Little White House, Honeymoon Lane"
"song Of Songs Nova
'.Meistersingers' Signature
With several of the most promi-
nent stage stars as contributing art
lists, the first Actors Fund Benefit
to be broadcast will be heard
through group of stations asso-
ciated with the National Broadcast
ing Company Sunday night at 8:15.
Amog the artists who will face a
microphone in the NBC New York
studios will be Eva LIE Gallienne,
Moran and Mack, Paul Whiteman,
Dennis King, Marilyn Miller FRITZ
Scheff, Will Mahoney, Mrs. Minnie
Madden Fiske, Ina Claire, Nina
Gombel, Taylor Holmes. Constance
Collier, Otis Skinner, Mitzi, Sophie
Tucker and several others.
Elisabeth Rethberg, soprano of
the Metropolitan Opera Company
and known as one of the worlds
greatest singers, will be the artist
heard by radio listeners in the At
water Kent Radio hour broadcast
through the NBC Red network Sun
day night at 8:15 The Atwater
Kent Orchestra will assist in the
program which will be heard as fol-
lows:
Prelude to Third Act from "Lohengrin"
Orchestra '''''' WAGNER
''Leise Leise ,Fromme Weise' from Der
fFeiS'nu'4 Elisabeth Reth6erg Won weber
"Phyllis Has Such Charming GTaccs'
IAN Old Song '...,........'o o buchanan iisrtsrl
Elizabeth Rethberg
"Piccola Zingsra" from "ZaZa" "........
i..;................ Leoncayallo
Drink t5 S Ne only with Thine Eyes Ci'Y
B. DeLoache '0'U A''S'4o"
Selections from CoPsfgtiaGgi opefga5t2a 'Le0ncayallo
,"qigtoa A6ead g Cute Nacht .9f sFaRms
''''' Elisabeth Rethberg ''' 'O''
Ma DalP Arido' from THE Masked
Elisabeth Rethborg ''
Radio fans will be given an op-
portunity of Taking a Trip Through
Hell' during the House of Crane
Imported Adventure Hour Sunday
over WFBM from 9:15 to 1915 p. M,
Sunday it is announced.
Sunday evenings program will be
the most elaborate presented yet ON
this hour, it is said. The Crane
Players will present 4 play before
the nicrophone and the London
are Orchestra, assisted by several
soloists, will give musical program.
Religious services to be heard over
the NBC chain Sunday are listed
below:
2;Oo-Red: National Youth Conference;
DR.. Daniel A. Polling, How to Die"
2:55-Blue; st; Georges Church Vesper
Service, Mrs. Hilda Boulter. So
a:oo-Red: Mems Conference, Bedford
Branch Y. M. G. A., DR.. S. ParkeS
Cadman, Joy and Duty of Fra
4;3O-Blue: National Religious Service,
Not Iscariot."
e:15-Red: National Players, David and
Jonathan"
The cantata, THE Seven Last
Words of Christ" will be given by
the choir of st. Bartholomew
Church on Sunday afternoon, at 1,
over WIS, the Sears Roebuck sta
ton, as another of the series of spe-
cial features broadcast by WIS in
observance of the Lenten season.
The cantata was written by Theo-
dore Dubois, famous French organ
ist and composer of sacred music.
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