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

All references are G.
TINE return Of an old favorite,
4 the CaptivatorS, will be cele-
brated on the seventeen associated
stations of the Columbia Broadcast
ing System at tonight.
The Captivators, dance organi-
zation playing exclusive arrange
ments, discontinued broadcasting
about month ago to make room
for another feature in the re-
vised schedule of the network broad
casts. The feature was SO popular
that they have been returned to
the air at the first opportunity
Dance Music of Different
Type" is the slogan Of the Cap
tivators. The half-hour program
is to be varied with vocal selections
at frequent intervals.
The following stations of the Col
unlbia Broadcasting System will
broadcast this feature: WOR, New
York Ckey station; WCAU, Phila-
delphia; VIVIAN, Providence:
WNAK, Buffalo; WAS, Pittsburgh;
WAIU, Columbus; WGHP, Detroit;
WOWO. F't. Wayne; WNAC, Bos-
ton; WFBL, Syracuse; WCAO, Bal
timore; WADC, Akron; WKRC, Gin
cinnati; WMAC, Chicago; KNOX,
st. Louis.
Another delightful hour of music,
known as the Haag Sunshine hour,
will be broadcast tonight at over
WKBF, from the Hotel SEVERN
studio. The program is sponsored
by the Slower Winsted Company, of
SO S. Capitol Ave, State agents for
Haag Washers. The complete pro-
gram follows:
"serenade" Victor Herbert
"p,anen fponula Ensemble
-i"''' = James anTss' b. Carpenter.
'Little Log Cabin Of Dreams" Bowling
.Back in Your owns FnSe Baos Yard" PopuIar).
One to Watch Over Me-"
Ensemble. ,-
HufnoteSAe ''lE; nssn,hlc '''''''' D'oIAA
''The Sweetest Flower That Grows"
CIV. James D. CarpeInter; r,...-,,
. RseSIiy and Truly from sunny DAYS. 81ne
Romance .,'''''.'''' wayne
'Beautiful' Popular.
James D. Carpenter
With spring, baseball and "sody
pop uppermost in the minds Of
people at present, having been in
duced by few days of balmy
weather, the Nehi Beverage Com
pany heralds the opening of the
season with a snappy program OF
"hot" music, broadcast over WKBF
at $3.50 tonight. The program fea-
lures a ten-piece dance orchestra,
augmented with vocalists and other
specialties. The program by the
Nehi orchestra is as follows:
Rain" "Chlo-E,, 'Way Down South
in Heaven" Smile Highways Are. Happy
M sGy Ttred S0FFE oh Ia6E at Tbs RsBs
For NY Baby "FeeI!n No Pain, , Mine,
al Nine Sunshine Ths SunHsff n PaR
Ohio Home. Henderson stomp ~
The program of the Mary Lyon
Taylor hour, to be heard at 7:05
over WFBM will be as follows:
o .
I'm Dreaming Love Of You,
. Mrs. Edna Teliea Nay 5op F9R0 Taylor
Little Mother Of Nine 'iieu n .BuTleigh
g.. Glenn ~ Leitz' baritone e4.nu
NV Tho ThouEh hts Are &c Cadman
Mrs. Edna Fellers.
With YOU .................,.,.. Nutter
Serenade' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Schupert
Turn a page or two of popular
songs back in your memory as you
tune in KOA, Denver, tonight, and
you will hear the song hits of the
period from 1887 to 1907. This pro-
gram is in response to the wide
spread demand following KOA's
recent broadcast of song hits Of the
past twenty years.
Included in the list Of songs SUI
perannuated but not forgotten will
be such as I'm the Good Old Sum
mer Time" Sidewalks of New
York." after the Ball" Hot Time
in the Old Town Tonight" and
Coon, Coon, Coon, I Wish My Color
Would Fade" The program begins
at 7:15.
A tabloid version Of Gounod's
flve-act opera, Romeo and Juliet"
will be performed by the National
Grand Opera Ensemble through the
NBC Red network from WEAF,
New York, at $50 tonight. The tab
loid version was prepared by Cesare
Sodero and the performance will
take place under his direction
The words for Rome and Juliet"
were prepared by Barber and Care,
based on the tragedy by William
Shakespeare. 1t was first produced
in Paris in 1867 and in London and
New York the same year. Its first
performance at the Metropolitan
Opera House, New York City, took
place in 1891. In 1916 Calli-Curci
sang the role of Juliet in its per-