The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-26

Il broadcast every Monday at 7:30
p. m. the courtesy of the Baldwin
Piano Company, on the Circle, pre-
sents two artist features on its pro-
gram besides the regular Baldwin
ensemble number, Marguerite Gore
Ferguson, soprano, and Carolyn
AyreS Turner, pianiSte. Miss Fergu-
son has a clear, steady. tone p1oduc-
ton which makes her voice particu-
larly suited to radio. Carolyn Ayres
Turner is a well-knoW pianist of the
city, and one Of indianapolis COM
posers. Majorie Harold, of the Bald
win ensemble, will sing a group of
popular songs. Bert Miller Ruick
directs the program. The program:
Se!ectaOus from Good News" Ireques)
BALDWIN Ensemble
(a) Since You Went Away ..... johnson
Baldwin Ensemble
Lifts Change Of Atmosphere lreGG as II
Marjorie Harold
WeIte,Misnon piano number, ..
open Thy 9 GUS,d EysS Ma$ 7enct
MarGue t Cor Gore ferguson
Molly lrequest, Carolyn Ayres Turner
Mrs Turner, and Baldwin Ensemble
Give Me One Rose to Remember -
Margucrita Gore Ferguson. accompanied
by Baldwin Ensemble
Monday evening program of the
International Bible Students AS
sCciation will be broadcast over
WKBF at 7:30 o'clock, Preparing
for Deliverance" will be the subject
of the talk to be given by Henry
Wajenberg. Members of this organ
ization will provide the musical part
of the program
Dodge Bros coast-to-coast film
star radio hour hook-up, with more
than two-score stations on the Blue
network, will start at p m, Thurs
day, with announcement of the event
broadcast from New York and fol-
lowed by music by Paul Whiteman's
band.
The broadcasting then will shift
to Hollywood, where Douglas Fair
banks will talk on keeping fit; John
Barrymore will give Hamlet's "Solil-
oquy," Norma Talmadge will talk
on women's fashions, D. W. Griffith
on love, and Charles Chaplin on i'm
presentations, and Dolores Del Rio
will sing. The Hollywood program
will be interspersed with switch
backs to New York for Whiteman's
music,
Whitemans program includes
"Chloe" Ramona" mississippi
Mud" and MY Heart Stood Still.
Fairbanks will stress Importance of
keeping fit and will urge the youth
of the country to take interest in
junior Olympics to develop material
for the American team for major
Olympics in 1882 to be held in Los
Angeles.
This will be the first time in his
tory that insurance has been taken
out against inability to use voices at
night Lloyds wiz accept the risk,
at per cent remuneration,
The movie stars broadcast marks
a new epoch in the life of motion
picture entertainers. The radio will
be linked with loud speakers in the
aters through the United Artists CO.
operation, enabling thousands to
hear and see the stars at the same
time.
During the Lenten season, station
woo is bringing its listeners a
series of midday services.
Between IL o'clock and noon
&C. S. t., the Greater New York
Federation of Churches will spon-
sor services to be broadcast Through
WOO on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, March 81 to
30.
On the same days, during the
following week, Holy Week, another
series at the same time, and under
the same auspices, will be broadcast
through woo. The second series,
during Holy Week, will be followed
ct Noon &C. S. To, with series of
one hour Lenten services to be
held in the Columbia theatre in
Davenport, under the auspices of
the Religious Emphasis Committee
of the Davenport Advertisers Club.
To make all of the services
strictly nonsectarian and wide in
their appeal to all thinking men
and women, each service in the
series will be conducted by repre-
Sentatives of various religious
organizations.
Here are the big features of Mon
day evening:
6:3o-wJz. New York Roxy and Gang
s;oo-New York. Riverside hour to net
s:3o-WEAF. New York. Motor party,
Spanish and Mexican music to
WIS. Chicago. German program,
ladies chorus; male, chorus.
e.00-WOR Newark Columbia network,
e:15-KOA, Denver, MI Phi Epsilon So
s:ao-WEAF, New York. Time-to-Rctirc
1o.oo-WMAo. Chicago Musical Potpourri.
-WCCO Minenapolis-S Paul. Third
11:oo-WBAP, TT. Worth. Fire Hall String
Band.
Outstanding daytime programs for
Monday include:
e:oo-wJz. New York Dr. Copeland hour
lol5-% V SF%'' New York. Household In
SLlbulP 10 tlldll
III oo--WTMJ, Milwaukee. your Kit
chen"
l2:l5-KoA, Denver. Music school con-
-WIP, Philadelphia. Philadelphia
Music Academy concert.
VIZ, New York. American Orches-
trail Society.
2:t5-WOW. Omaha. your Troubles"
2:30-WMAO, Chicago Artist recital
2:45. .WBAL; Baltimore. Travelooue,
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