The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-30
Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Daylight Saving Time

Daylight Saving lime
will be remembered with such
typically national airs as Upper
airy" and "Madelcn," while "Over
There" will represent the A. E. F.
Pack Up Your Troubles in Your
Old Kit Bag" 1.-THE Star Spangled
Banner" Songs of the Blue and
Gray" and other reminiscent songs
will be included in the program.
The Captivators, the very pop
ular light orchestra which has hith-
erto broadcast a half hour program
over the Columbia Brcadcasting
System every weak, will be heard
in an hour program every Wednes-
day night at O'Clock, beginning to-
night.
IN their first full hour broadcast
the Captivators will be assisted by
male and mixed quartet Redferne
Hollinshead, tenor; Elizabeth Len
noX, contralto, and Arthur Schutt,
pianist, in a program made up Of
no less than seventeen popular and
semi classical compositions.
The Captivators will open the
concert with the Grand March from
aida" and play amongst other
numbers, Little Dancer" by John
A. Carpenter, and ITO Spring" by
Grieg. Redferne Hollinshead, tenor,
will be heard in Openshaw's Spring
Will Come" Elizabeth Lennox con-
tralto, is to render Bowers Chinese
Flower" and the male quartet will
sing, unaccompanied, Scandalize
My Name" a Negro spiritual ar
ranged by H. T. Burleigh.
Suppe'S gay overture, Jolly Eel
lows" will open the hour of slum-
Der music which will be broadcast
through stations associated with the
NBC Blue network at 10 tonight.
Other numbers by the string
group, directed by Ludwig Laurier,
will be "Esturiantina," waltz by
Waldteufel written after the Span
ish style; a selection from 1.-The
Beggar Student" very old opera
by NIilIocker, and a Menuet by Puc-
cini. Two Grieg compositions will
be included in this program, his
well-known ITO Spring" and "a
Dream" the closing number.
Here is the list of best programs
on tonight's broadcast bill, accord
ing to Fishing the Air:
WED pu OrLIfa1 daU OrO-
gram; Royal Grenadiers Regimental
7:oO--NBc Red Network-American Mag
7;oo-WNYo New York-Naqmburg Sym
phonic concert from the Mall.
8:00-NBC Blue Network = Philco oper-
eta Royal Vagabond"
8:oo--Columbia Network-Operetta THE
s:Oo-NBC Red Network silvertown Or
chestra and Quartet.
9:0O-NBC Blue Network-Players Club
hour. Daniel Frohman, Raymond
9:30-NBC Red Network - Opera LA
1O:l5-KoA Denver-Denver Vets Fife and
Drum Corps.
A violin over a century and
half old, and valued at $4,000 will
be played by William Chosnyk IL
the soul of the Violin" period
broadcast by WGBS, New York, a.
9:15 tonight. The instrument, which
is original in all parts, even includ-
ing the beautiful golden-yelloW
varnish, was made in ITO by Lor-
EMO and TommaSo Carcassi of
Florence, Italy, and possesses the
exquisite quality of tone character
istic of the violins produced by
these famous artisans. Chosnyk's
program, the verbal descriptions of
which are written and broadcast by
j. P. Wilson, will consist largely OF
selections appropriate to Memoria.
Day.
The ParnasSus Trio will play for
listeners of WEAF, New York;
WEEP, Boston, and WRC, Wash
ington, the following numbers at
6:15 Thursday morning:
by the. Waters of Minnetonka" .Lieurance
,SerenaIa ......... .MoSzSoWSki
Moon Dream Shore .......... .Lockhart
''The Maidens Wish" ........... Chopin